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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06

A msfage was received from the Senate ia
ting that they had pai1ed the bill for repeating
the duty on falt, and for continuing in force the
l-2 per cent. additional for the Mediterranean
fund, with amendments and that they in6a-
ed on their amendments to the bill extending the
time for locating Virginia military land war.
rants.
motion was made to refer the bill TO alter
and citabliih certain pot roads to committee
OF the whole, and carried. When the Houfe
Immediately went into committee.-Mr. GRECO
in the chair.
The committee, after comfortable difcuf1ion,
role and reported the bill with various amend
ments Tome of which were agreed to, and o.
theirs difagreed to, by the Houfe and other a.
mendments made.
mellage was received from the Senate, na-
ting that they had agreed to the modification of
the amendment, propofed by the Houfe of Re
preientatives to the bill prohibiting the mpor-
tation of llaves into the U. S. and recommended
by the committee of conference.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06

The following communication was put into
our hands, after the preceding remarks were
written.-From the character Of its author, we
have not Jingle doubt Of the truth of his firit
communication.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06

'Letier-nuaRs due from Me4v-7 o,i, se.
3 Nfzv5 paper Do. Do. Do.
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TO RENT,

NE CAROLINE JOCKEY CLUB races, Of the
Il UNION Tavern, Mr.. Jofeph Suttins (Csroliue,l
will commence on the 9Th day of April nex,,
III Day-A PosT SwEEP.SrA KE Of 80 doIs. each. 7
subieribers & cloied. 80 lbs on each, with an a!ow
snee of lbs. for Fillies x Geldings.
I'd Dsy--The JOCKEY CLUE PBEsE, rs sub,
ieribers at dolls. each, mile heat.
Sd Day--rwo mile heats for the SuLfcrption of
the Ps"PSIEroR ofthe courfe, with the toll Of thar
and the proceeding days entrance 10 dolls each free
only Tor members of the Cub--ro carry the follow.
ing weights, (VIz;)
Three Years Old, s9
-Four do. do. 100
Five do. do. no
Six do. do. lc9
Aged 100
Three pounds to be allowed Csldines & Mares
PHILIP SAMUEL,
8ee'Sfary Of Caroline JoeIsy GLIB
Union Tavern, (Car) March 6. ,I2th1
ME have removed to the hoate formerly occ,ipi-
w ed by Msiirs DoNALs, afAckEHzfE ~ ca
neatly oPpoiite TO the bank.
JAMES 81 John DUNLOP
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LOST,
nN Friday Ian IN the Street---A itnaIl red nor,c.
~ co PocTrr-BooE. containing fundry papers q
hie ouiy 20 the swaer. Whoever delivers the fame
az TIRE Ooies Of che EEsOfREs, Gbs recsss Eve DOL.
lars reward Risbosood, March 9. III.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06

Has no box Of fugar arrived at Norfolk du.
ring this time direct FROM Char!eiton or any
ether american port and indirSt from the Ha.
wanna or fome of.-the porte in its neighbour
hood.
The Editor of the Ledger aferts, that this
box OF fugar was neither brought into Norfolk
from. the HAVANA nor any neighbouring port
But can ne ALTO add that It was neither brought
into Norfolk, nor any neighbouriug port nor
any American port?
The very faet, which he quotes, was one of
the very reafons why it had not arrived at Nor
folk from hbe HaVanna. There was no direet
communication within that tmebetween one
port and the other; and therefore MIR. Chade-
r2ud or whoever was the bearer of thefe letters
was compelled 10 touch at Tome other port be-
fore he could arrive at Norfolk
What avails it therefore to the Editor of the
Ledger, even to haze provsd that there evas no
dired communication beteveen Norfolk and the
Hauanua ~,
Let us blizzard then fuch fophifms. Will
the Editor of the Ledger meet us on the plain
ground of common fenfe and anfwer thefe plain
queaions
1. Were not thefe letters of Adm. Willaumez
purloined from trunk, which was depoited i'm
box OF fugar for the purpofc of concealment
| and fecurity
g: Were not the box of fugar and the en-
cloied trunk broken open at Norfolk, or fome
port in the u. States
8. Was it not at lean in fome port, where
the rights of private property were violated,
and the dispatches foien in defiance of all de-
cency, in defiance of that focal forbearance
which ihould bind together the ntercourfe of
men, & even of that oofe morality, which confti-
| tutes all the juitce of corrupt governments?
Was not this indecent outrage upon the rights
OF private property fugeeaed, encouraged. OF
accompanied by fome or by one of the coniu!ar
agents of the Britifh cabinet?
The following communication was put into
our hands, after the preceding remarks were
written.-From the character Of its author, we
have not Jingle doubt Of the truth of his firft
communication.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-13

The schooner Three Pollys, Of Machias,
which sailed from hence for Boston, on
the Sd inst. was drove by stress of weather
on the Grand Key, Abacco, on the 9Th,
where the captain and crew with The ex.
cepsion of one seaman who was lost) re.
manned until the 18th, when they were
fortunately relieved from their perilons 81
tuasion, having no provisions, by captain
Benjamin Low, OF Green Turtle Key, by
.whoms.hey were created with the greatest
humanity, taken on beard his sloop and
arrived here 90 Monday.
The ship Heroine, Wilson, Of Hartford
from Charleston bound 10 New Orleans,
with IS negroes, was cast away on Wed.
nesday night the 9Th inss.sin heavy gale
of wind from N. Z. 10 E. on VALE Key,
north part Of Abaco. The captain, crew
a:.1 negroes were saved, with some provi-
sions they remained on the Key 10 days,
when they were fallen in with by the sch'r
Cen,ipede, Sawyers. and brought 10 this
port on Monday.
The sch'r Augusta, Johason, from N.
York, via Ragged Island, arrived on Mou.
day.
The brig cast away 90 Berry Islands,
mentioned 10 our last, was The William &
Henry, captain Norris, of Portland. B
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-13

| CvRE OF CoNvuLsIoNs.-A new methoI
of curing commissions has been practised in
the hespitalsOf Germany, with great success.
1t was first resorted to by the late Mr.. Sturtz,
a physician of eminence in Suabla, ana he
was led to this important discovery from the
analogy ola simple fast.--Mr. Humboldt had
annnsunced in his work upon the Nerves, that
on treating the nervous fibre alternately with
opium and carbonate Of potash, he made II
pass FIVE or six times from the highest degree
OF Inability, to astate OF pcrtsct asthcnia.
The method of M. Stutz, who has been
employed with the greatest success in the
German hospitals, consisted in an alternate
internal application OF opium andcarbohate of
pot-ash---lt has been seen that when 36 grains
of opium, administered within the space Of
~ hours. produced no effect, the patient was
considerably relieved by ten grains more Of
opium, employed after giving the alkaline So
luton. This new treatment CT Tctanus is
worthy of attention,
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November Is.
e. Removal.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he hath removed from the Old
Trunk stand, on Royal-sreet, near the mar
ket, and hath taken his stand about the mid
die of King-street, where he proposes carry
ing or, as usual, the business OF making, re-
pairing and selling, by wholesale and retail,
TRUNKS of every description at very redu-
ced prices.
The greatest allowance made wholesale pur-
chasers.
All orders thankfully received and carefully
attended to-, b.
William P. Huntington.
November IS. Str
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e. Removal.
Rea and Taylor, Coach-Makers,

Rea and Taylor, Coach Makers,
u ETURN their, sincere thanks for the
la liberal encouragement they have re-
ceiyed since their commencing business in
this town, aud acGuaint their friends and The
public, that they have rcmosed their manu-
factory to Fairfax street, opposite to Rick
fett's and Newton's brick buildings, ID the
large brick warehouse occupie by Janrey and
Irish, where they will endeavor to give &C.
neral satisfaction to those who Shall layorl them
with their commands
Thee gentlemen who may have carriages
to repair, may rest assured they Shall be pro-
tected from sunshine or rim, and not in any
manner be disappointed.
EEA & TAYLOR.
November l3 t2t cost 2aw4w
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! 10 the Public.
November IS.

went last evenIngln company with gen.
tleman of ny acquaintance to visit the young
| Lady bern without hands, and with only three
toes on one foot, who is displaying her surpris-
| ing ingenuity and dexterity in cutting watch
papers, embfoidering large flowers fit for franz
ing, &c. &c. at Mr.. Hodgkih's King-street A
tIexandria-On entering the apartment, ex-
perienced peculiar sensation OF feeling but
how shall describe my astonishment, when
face blooming as that of Hebe, presented itself
to my view Instead of beholding a sight
imperfect in the extreme, as had erroneous
ly imagined would be the case, surveyed
countenance fair as the opening rose when be-
spangled with the morning dew! When we
reflect on the peculiar natural genius of this
young Lady, the incoAccivable manner IN
which she performs her accustomed employ
ment, and the extraordinary sweetness and vi
vacity of her disposition, we cannot but add
mire the marvellous works OF an incompre-
hensible Con, who sometimes In deprlving
mortals of certain Invaluable benedictions,
dispenses to them others, in such vast proiu-
sion, without enjeying the perfect use Of any
one limb, but all having degenerated greatly
from the natural disposition OF their parts.
She appears net in the least to repine at these
several imperfeetions but possessing apla-
cid serenity of aspect SO characteristic of the
pious resignation with which she meets her
peculiar fertnne.--In her we behold counte-
nance serene and tranquil as an unclouded
April morn, when Phoebus's golden rays are
emerging from the horizon of the east
melancholy trait which mingles with the bril- /
fancy of her affable disposition, renders her
appearance doubly Interesting. With one
part of pair Of scissors. which she held IN
her mouth, and piece ofpaper held between
her toes, she cut me watch paper In ten or
twelve minutes, and apparently with as much
ease and facility as though she possessed the
full and perfect use of every limb.
Let not the unfayorab]e idea you may haze
improperly anticipated in any measure dis
suade you from visiting this young Lady, and
contributing your mite from the stores OF
wealth you have received from the munificent
hand OF Providence-You will then enjoy the
unspeakable pleasing reflection, that you have
been instrumental in extenuating the pangss
Of the unfortunate, and of discharglng one OF
the pri-saipzll duties Of Christian; thus you
can never regret and for which you VIII ulu-
mas civ receive ample remuneration. ,,,1c
'D3es'y 'eNSs TYRO GER,M GERMANY
stl
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Et ~
NASSAU, N. p. October Il.

81
Arrived yesterday, In distress, sch'r
Volunteer, Turaer, IS days from ST. Jago
de Cuba. a gentleman on board has fur
uished US with the following particulars:
LEI, Pors Antonio on the 9Th of Sept.
for Norfolk-on the 18th, about leagues
from Cope Maize, was captured by a
French feiucca privaseer, captain Caded
Rickes, who broke open the trunks and
LETTERS; secured the private papers and
stole quantity of wearing apparel and ca
bia stores. Captain Turner, Mr.. Roberts,
supercargo, and Mr.. Rogers, passenger,
being al Ibis time on board the privaleer,
csptsin Ricke:, who after abusing and 10.
sul,iag the above gentlemen, wished 10
know if they preferred staying on board
the privateer or returning to the schooner;
their choice was the latter, he however
sent on board the schooHer the capt. and
supercsrgo, OBTAINING Mr.. Rogers on board,
where he remained 10 days with the mate
Mr.. Baker, and all her hands, aud sent
the schooner to St. Jago de Cuba for trial;
the mate sod crew OF the Volunteer were
sent 10 Barrscoa, Mr.. Rogers to St. Jago
de Cuba, where he found the captain aud
supercargo With the schooner, which had
been cleared en- payment of costs.
To Maurice Rogers. esq. the Amer.
Gao consul, the above meD,icned gentlemen
return their thanks for his unremitted and
friendly attention"
The brig , from Portland, bound
to fiavanna, LADIES' with provisions aud
lumber, was cast away about 9 days ago,
or Berry islands. The captain aud crew
were saved, together with the principal
part nf her cargo. by the private vessel Of
war Fancy, Heury Wood, esquire, com.
uander.
October 81.
The logger Speculation, Cromwell, OF
and from Charleston. bound TO St. Jago
de Csba, was towed il here 10 distress, on
Friday by the sch'r Peneluper, Boyd. of
Baltimore, from ST. Jago de Cuba. bur
bound to Baltimore.
Captain Cromwell takes the opportunity
of returning his most grateful thanks to
captain Boyd, FOR his. kind and particular
a,seption 20 him when in dreadful situa.
ton, aud TOO much credit cannot be be-
s,owed on him for sailing three days out
OF his course, to endeavor 20 save the yes.
sci and cargo, for had he DOT concluded
to bear away for Nassaus We Eauss have
abandoned her.
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f1aVtng t0unu taat aOru aiklanu n&Q, WILT
his usual zeal and prompsoess, summoned
the garrison on the 3oth nltimo, and that
his proposals were rejected by the governs
or, Twas making my arrangements 10 storm
him with the ri arinss and seamen of the
squadron If he did notinstansly surrender,
tor al this time the value Of she island TO
Us is immense.
AT six P NJ however, he sent out flag
Of truce, desiring that an officer might be
sent 10 the morn,hg 10 treat on articles OF
capisulation aud 1 accordingly, az day
light yesterday morning, dispatched lord
viscount Falkland and lielt D'Ayergne,
(6rss OF this ship on that service.
Atiwop NJ the depu,ation returnedwit
.ths ars,cles of capitalatIon, which ] imme.
diately ratified.
With : small expence this island may be
made little Gibraltar, and safe haven
for small craft even IN the winter il IS a
key the rivers Ems, Weser, Jade, Elbe
a1d Eyder, the only asylum at present for
oar cruizeis 10 these seas.
/ Ihave appointed lieut. D'Auvergue as
acting governor Until their lordship's plea.
sure Is known; aud begieave TO add, that
from his perfect knowledge OF both ser
vices, his zeal and loyalty and a high sense
of honor, know no seaman nors compe.
cent to the trust.
(Signed)
Il. MAcNAMARA RUssEL.
T he Saxon AYmy ia 10 be newly organ.
ised and placed under the command OF the
French Marshal Ney.
Ct Portugcl.
Private letters recel2ed on the 9th Sep
,embsr, by The packet az Londoa from
Lisbon, state that the SPaniards have dc,
ma1ded Of tho Portuguese government sen
sail OF the liac, three of which were getting
ready when the packet sailed, and orders
had been sent TO the arsenal at Lisbon TO.
repair ard eqoip The following:
Ships Of the Line.
Alfonso D'Albuquerque, Meduza, Con.
do don Henrique.
Cheyubs.
S. Goade Mayno, P5isciPc, Prineeza
Real.
Frigates.
Minerva, Princeza, Carlotsa.
Briggs.
Gavio, Coodc de Refeada.
s L p
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Late Foreign Intelligence.
ENGLAND.

z15aiEfnIIy C.y1cf, 5ePt'. I q lo ~ 8
Capture of Hollgoland.
s'er from admiral Russell to the secretary
Of the admiralty, dated
Ma;sstic, of Efohg0Laad, Sent. 6, 1891.
beg you will be pleased 30 acquains my
'cs commissioners Of the admiralty, that
|. '..'tIged a. this island, and anchored close
'Ae town. 90 the 4.h instant, at half past
/ 2 A. bat did moi, as | expected, Rnd
Explosion, the Wanderer, or the Elk.
70, With WHICH their, lordship's had 10.
s4'd to reinforce MET Since arriyed.)
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aleranprta Datlp a0berttser.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is.

MARRIED on Thursday evening by the
Rev. MIR. Gibson, Craven Peyt0n Ihomp.
son, Esq. merchant, TO Miss Sally Eliza
7ucke.. daughter Of Mr. John Tucker,
all of this place.
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Captain Fisk arrived at Boston on Wednes-
day, in Sc days from Fayal, informs, that an
express had just arrived at Terceira from LIS.
bon, in days, with orders from the Portu-
guese government to shut all the ports of the
Western Islands against the English.
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(To be csntinueaJ
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Captain Lewis arrived at Boston on Tuesday
from Lisbon, sailed frs.n thence the 9th Of
September So: The French had not entered
Portugal but were expected, and would not
be opposed. There had been strong press
at Lisbon to man the fleet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-01
FOR SALE.

fE Traa Of LAND whereon now live, con-
Il tanning bya late furvey three hundred and fifty
four acres lying on the Brook near the Brook Bridge
and within FIX mile: Of the city Of Richmond, wiz
De offered TOR ise on the 10th day of month on
the prenlifes
The terms are enc thouand dollars cath aad one
half Of the balance the fra day of oaober next,
and the retidue on the hrtt day Of Oaober 1905.
Tim Land hes web and Abounds in CEDAR but ASH is
faPpoed thce who inclined to purehafe, will b.
deirous Of viewing the Land it i,deemsd enaeeefa-
~ 90 FAY any thing as 70 The advantages Of tpatss
and foil
DABNEY WILLIAMSON.
JsnumyI cawsws
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Purfuant 20 deed Of tru executed to US on the 2o,h
ct November 1905, by Fleming Cayee, to feeurs
money due to John LocklaHd & Co. we fhall pro.
coed to fell to the hgheG bidder for ready money,
at Cumberland court houfe, on Saturday the sin
day Of January 1907,
nNE Negro Man named stePney "a good Black
~ Smith, and the rehdue of Negro Woman,
Nancy, and her three children, Anne, Hariott and
Sally-after former deed, covering them for the
benefit of John Gillian & Company, is carried ine
efea.
BERNARD LEWIS,
Si,ViViag TJysee.
Cumberland, January l. sdC
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RoR SALE

fOR SALE,
'WFivE SHARES in the Bank of v;rv;r,, m
on esfy terms. Enesire az cha psip,sr.
Iapsscy 4 .,
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VIRGINIA LFGISLATuRF.


On Iueiday, the Eoufe of Delegates refolved
themlelves into committee the whole or the oeti
ton' from the counties of Pitiylvania Patrick and
Henry, praying the Legislature to take the proner
hep, for coaiulting the people the call Of CON-
yenioH Mr.. Gholfon from Brunfwiek y laid before
then, the following preamble and propoftion
Whereas great diicontent exits In f,any part, or
the fate repeaing the contribution or form of govern
nnent of this commonwealth; and il having been
doubted, whether the Legislature have power to call
convention to revife and amend the fame-And
whereas, it expedent chat the fenfe Of a;oritv az
the freeholders of the fate foud he had in ,h;s re
gard
RR'olrnD, 1ber5fsre BY the General AasmSly, Thar
at the next election of Delegates in this State f,af
be the duty Of the erif of each county and the fer
geant OF each corporation in this commonwealth, and
they are hereby required, open polls for their ref.
pectve Counties and corporations, upon which thew
fall take the vo,esof the freehodefs thereof on the
quettion, whether there fha be convention for the
psrPole aforefaid or not-On the fsid polls there
hail be two columns, and the top of the one the
word convention ihall be written on the ton of
the other, the words" No convention" iha be writ
ten, and the votes inherited accordingly. And each
berif and fereant hall deliver the poll Aforesaid,
fhus taken Tor his county corporation to the Audi
tor OF public accounts, before the 9Th day Of
OCTOBER next and he fhaIl moreover by the fam.
day certify the Governor of this commonwealth.
the true fate of the aforefaid poll for his county or
cooperation. -,
Dec. so, 1906. 9f
This propoition having been agreed to by the COM
mittee CT the whole was afterwards adopted w tho
HOMIE Ayes 96-Noe. 63.-Thi, refolutiou Is neyv
before the Senate.
On the fame day, William Mofely wa. re.slee.ed
Treafurer.
Samuel Sheppard ,Efq Auditor of Public Accounts !.
And ". Price, Efs. Regiaer of Land Office,
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We received no Northern papers by the
Tuesdays or laa nights mail,
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friend of A. S. Hooe does not hcf;tate To
contradict in the mott explicit terms the faIfe,
and illiberal Ratement which the Alexandria
Expolitor has publifhed, of that gentleman aE-
fair with DR.. Blake. There was nothing of =
political nature in their quarrel, as that paper
mas Represented. 1t was mere perJenai differ
ence between thofe gentlemen; without the
tiightef connection with the Randolphite party.
or with the meafares of the Administration, or
with any political party or mcclure whatfoever.
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| ISL Sust o'ns of ctttiTsS W oa1Ee INV tkta4
PIT gold and ti!rrr coin tendet Ia eaysneut q
osbss. o. pafs any law idspahhs ihs oSxt ,ika.
lof contracts. and the Judges "a tSefy Hsfe hes
ING fworn to furpot the eoahitttsSa 6f tAe tts
j. there is no loneer the faaie nckafioa that tue
federal courts mould poifcfs this f,1wef.
L will beg ieAve toadd few observations On
the confequences which mutt unavoidxbly How
rom the retention BY the federal courts of 4
power to decide caufes between aliens and CT.
!'zens, and betweea citizcns Of different oates /
IN other words, to decide cisilcaufss, Of every
deicriptIon,. arifng under the laws Of the ref
pettive ftates. ,s...13,,.' = - 80,
Already the fupreme federal court has dif.
tered from the courts of higheff jurifdicion IN
ieveral ct the ftates. Thus in every ftsse there
VIII DC two independent judciaries, deciding
according to different principles. One dec.d-
ing what Is law between citizens Of that Gate.
ne othrr deciding what 10 law between citizens
ct that tate and ftrangers. There will in every
rate be two codes. We fhail have the Yirgiaia
code OF laws. and the Virginia federal code OF
laws; and TO it will be in every hate. Either
TINS mutt be the cafe, or ellie the Gate courts
mutt iurrender their opinions, and conform TO
the opinions of the federal judges. They mutt
abandon the dictates of their own judgments
and adopt the opinions of the federal judges.
aud thus, what is law in Virginia, will be learn
cd not by examining reports Of cafes adjudged
in the court of appeals, but by examining re-
ports OF Cafes decided at the city of Walhing-
ton. -fr,.
Sir, we ought to prevent Claiming of federal
and rate authorities. Concur in the amend
ment. Ifit palies, there will remain to the e.
deraI judiciary all the power neceGary to carfr.
into execution the laws of the general govefn
ment, to preferve harmony with foreign nations.
and among the tates. And every fate will be
left, aait ought to be, at liberty to pafS, de-
eide on. and execute, its own laws.
f~frsa ga Letter from ~s~Sp Of Gorgres &. Biz
friend in the Yiryi"i~ L.giaafArs.
Wse7sgfsn City, Dse. IT, 1906.
al have to inform, you that on the lat evening, diff
patches were received frem Gen. Wilhinfon, Who
after having made arrangements with the spaniirds
on the Sabine had gone to New Orleans his troops
coming on by forced marches, TO oppsfe Burr, at
taeks OH that place, which he had been informed
were TO be made with the afInance of naval fore.
from the Welt indee, to be competed as hear, of
perions in his views from that quarter in vefels 10
arrive under American colors, but foreign officers
iuch from the United State, and elsewhere as
be engaged.
Wilkinfon Teens confident of being able to meet
any force that would arrive, and the timely exertons
made by the fate of Ohio will fend Burr down with
imali force of his Indeed doubt if he will
not give it up entirely"