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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-07
IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
Extract Of a letter from Lipertoel, dcted
/ October 18th, received byfhe Leepafa at
| Nezv York.
{. Mr.. Roae is appointed snsqy ex,raor-
binary ID the u. aud admiral sir John
/ Beflase Warren succeeds admiral Betke-
/ II. They have both taken leave Of his
smaies.y. Mr.. Mnnfue lef. London on,he
|. 14ih Of October for Cowts, 10 embark 90
board the Augusta for A,.ssiea.
= By accounts received this Jay it ap.
pears tha, the royal family q Portugal
have no. resolution 20 carry into sfiset
their suppose inieusicn a withdrawing 10
1.-THE Hrszils but have saser,sd to tie de.
snapds Of france, BY witch Ire pci,s Ct
that conn,,y arc 10 be sllo, pgaiIstus"
Anoli..s letter from LoGdon. 1T the i7sil,
states .l.as Mr.. Rose was abou. leasing
Epgtaad on SPECIAL nis.i-n 70 this sou--
Try.
Extract ofa aestes fran q respectable MGR.
chantm Edinburg, TO his csrresItsnes1f
IN Nerv 1ork.
.. What will be the event 81 aueg aciaii.
on between your country and sbls, lsanLet
say our lahded geu,lc.,sn are 70; asetse
TO war, as,he AGiericaas r,ur intoo n,1ssi
whsa, and -four, .he grea, bocy q. she lar
rcrs arc 81 ms sane m;rd nei;her Will i
much aGec, on. rour manufacturers IS TIE
number Of tnen taken away 10 he ss.'eie's
and ssiloss, KEEP wages reiy high atc crs
home consumption ard sntsrpd ~.
though j, nigh, have had considers =
eff-c, on our manufactures j! you had pre-
hihi,ed cur goods twelve nanths agp,
will have li;,le eaec, on cur isba,irg poor
DOW, as the sass employs I'll tor volunteers,
sc.disss aud sailors I"
Extract Of letter from Rotterdam, 6etfa
Sept 20, fseeiyed at tai1ade5lbhia u'a
LonGon.
We are this instan, ioformed By she
arrival Of the French pos, witt. rev DE-.
| cree of the eMpsror, aushorisipg ali cruz.
ers to dr,ain and carry ia as lawful prize,
all vessels bound 70 or from England. -
7 his has been officially notified 10 The
| American minis,ef a, Paris, who has sent
OFT al expfessio ais government, Via oo''
dsaux.,n
.WAsH1sGToS, November %,
Il is whispered, that the last dispatches
from genetaI Armstrong, taken 10 eonoec.
too WI h the movements OF a distinguished
stranger to the westward aud the departure
of his5lady 10 France, has considerably q.
ba,ed the cab.net asdor for war with G..
B.itain-asd it would not surprise me if
cur depending nesocia;ions in Europe
! took avery sudden ehauge-.he irdeeorovs
treatment Of your decen. memorial 10 shc
contrary Notwithstanding. The caattsrieg
! Iriah weaver mnss throw his shuttle to',her
way 10 the National Loom, where he has
| SO iopg, aud so unpro6,ably for the coun-
try, been hired At six dollars day. Tie
vile rattle Of this blockhead's empty cannls.
ter is heard with impa.ience by the decent
| men Of all parties.
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Capt McCobb, Of the Helen, who behaved e
me with the greatest marks Of friendship.
am, Sir, with respect,
Your fellow citizen, &c.
JAMES COOKE.
q December, Z 1907. ~
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IMPORTANT.


London papers, received BY the leopard,
arrived al N. York, and published 10 this
days Register, We. have the pleasure TO az.
sure our readers that We have perusrd prI.
waite letters of as late Gate as the 18th OF
October, from respectable houses IN Lon.
don 10 their correspo ndenis IN this eity,i
which state that there. were The s.fopgess
reasons 70. believing 10 an aa.icable all.
iss.ment OF our diEsreoces with G. Britain
-ita, the mission of MIR Rose az envoy
extraordinary 10 the u. S. was expressly
made 10 eilsc, this desirable pu,poss-,iha;
the appointment ofsir John Dorlase War.
Ien, who is constituencies one OF their best
admirals, andan accomplished gentleman
TO succeed admiral Berkeley on the Anne
r;cau siasion is made from The sama conci.
l!asory mo.iyes-and that II was under
stood the blockade IF heir enemies ports
would mott Gas had been some time ago sup.'
posed) be vigorously enfotced--and under
this impression these letters advise eon.
.nuance Of shipments-Oa The ls.h ct
Ocsober advice hsd reached Loadon. thu,
!. treaty offensive AID defensive had ben
coacluds d between FraDce and Denmark,
and ali hopes Of arsconciliaiion With The
latter power were al an eud.
Combiring these advices with opinions
recently expressed from the highest autho.
risy at Washington, we are led 10 the pleas.
ing conclusion that the govern ents OF the
u. Sand G Britain will prefer the peace,
aud prosperity Of their respective countries
70 " ar and desolation the statement OF the
HONOURED purport of Mr.. Canning's noie
as given 10 the National ln,elligencer, and
published 10 this days Register, 20 he COO.
Tray notwithstanding. !
The London Statesman, Of October ~,
cousains the following article;
"csees, Octcber .16.
"Mr, Muros, surgeon OF the Chesa
peake, arrived here yesterday ,norningex-
press from London. aud Immediately pro-
cecded on board the American schooner
Revenge. The Revenge sailed this glorln,
icg on her return 20 America
A London 2sper of the 18th Oct. says,
the appointmentof Mr.. G. Il Hose, who
kisssd hasds the preceding day, is not 70
succeed Mr.. Erskine as minister to the
u. S. I, does no. interfere with thar gen
,lsman's ministry. Mr.. Rose is golpg oe
special mission.
Bonspar,e, says London paper, is
grown so fat and ,lus.y, that those who
saw him four or FIVE years ago, would moi
know him or scarcely believe ne IS the
same person. He never eats meat, rs u
does not agree with his stomach. but takes
often very strong bro,hs Of bsei, mutton,
Be. eats a great deal Of vegetables, drinks
neither wine nor spirits, but takes coffee,
made IS stropg as possible, FIVE or six
times a day. he dresses always very plain |;
a green coat, with small star, white
wais,coat. pan,aloops; and boots; nat
without lace or feathers, with avery snai
national (round) ccckads.
Capture Of tie Russian Fleet.
L.: rsI,rso ront Purke which
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g Wahington Socleiy.

THE Members of tie .Aeraadria Eash
ineton Society, will please take notice that q
regular stated meeting of the said Society,
will be held at Gadsby's hotel, on MONDAY
the 18th of this month, at twelve O'Clock, A.
M,-Punctual attendance is requested.
BY order,
G. DENEALE, siey.
,Deccmher7, ct
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Mrs. Lanphier,
HIS REcEIYED Il SlNdLL .ASSCR7-
ME.A'7' Or
4 HANDSOME VELVETS,
Consisting of

Pink, Orange, Green, Nazarecn, and
Pale Blue, Drab, Straw, Purple, Brown and
Black-and expects by Capt, Hand, some ele-
pant Feathers, Cords and. 1assclls
December Z. 09l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-07

The following communicated % inc
ersval board Of comnsfcr, asrIcu''ore,'
~ usacsnres ,sod navigation OF Fof'ugs''
! : sent By the secretary OF state
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.I.owER ELBE, Sept. 20,

TIE. rececs roceediDgs OF the Eog.'sn
n.4r Lasses, where they have already "a :
sasss yer al sh. ps bouod 10 OF from kissis,
I'M 70 indicate hostile desigas
or BArnholna, some Ra.s;sn iris Atss
h..e been see o, they are probably cfas'aS
here 10 observe the movements o. ING
EngIish q ses- : i
Wiser, for neuras ships bound 20 nsu'ra'
prs, has been raised A't5aa Mercury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

~ The above work is this day publish
ed, and may be had at Samuel Plcasants'
Printing-Office and Bookstore, Richmond
Jan. IS, 1907. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
The Houses end Lot


In the town of charlottesville, formerly the
residence of Micajah Chiles-.4LSO OIL
tho premises on the l7th day of the same
month, a certain tract or parcel of LAND,
supposed to contain FIVE hundred and sixty
seven acres, being the land wherein the
said Menan Mills now resides, situated in
A'bemarle county, about 10 or Is miles a
hove Charlottesville, on or near the road
leading from Charlottesville to Amherst
CONFERENCE.-The above mentioned proper
ty will be sold for the purpose of satisfying
the above mentioned decree nv the
COAIMISSyO NERS.
~" The above property was TO have
been sold in last month as formerly adver-
tised-the sale was then postponed at the
request of Mr. Mills, but will certainly take
place at the time now mentioned.
Jan. 9TH, 1907. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
Charles Schaaf,

Iasf recefged and for sale at Ais Office
War in Disguise
Answer to War IN Disguise
IN enquiry into the present state Of the
Foreign Relations Of the union, &c. sc.
lhe Literary Magazine and American
Register, for October. 1906
The History o. Napoleon Bonaparte, En-.
peror Of the French
The Revolutionary PlutarcI, or Rfer,-i,.s
Of the Bonaparte FSmiy,
France, and Nsrthern Summer. "
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s1srnIcr OF vIneINIA, TO WIT:

DIsrRycT OF VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
u Z TT REMEM BERED. that on the
- eighth day of january, in the thirty
first year OF the Independence of the Unit
ed States of America, William w. Henins
and William MunGord, of the said district,
have deposited in this office, the title of
book, the right whereof they claim as au-
thors, in the words following, to wit:
"Reports ofcases argued and deterrnin-
ed i'll the Supreme Court of Appeals Of
"Virginia with select cases, relating
"chicay to points OF practice, decided by
:. the Superior Court of Chanccry for the
Richmond District. Part /. Vol. J. By
"Villiam w. Hening and William Mum
ford"
In conformity to the act of the congress
of the United States, intitu!ed can act
for the encouragement of learning, by Sc
curing the copies of maps, charts and books,
to the authors and proprietors of such CO.
pies during the times therein mentoned,"
and also, to An act intituled can act sup
Elementary to an act, intituled, an act for
the encouragement of learning, BY securing
the copies of maps, charts and books, to the
authors and propretors of such copies, dur
Ing thc times therein mentioned. And ex-
tending the benefits thereof to the arts Of
designing, engraving, and etching histori-
cal, and other prints"
n c, WIZ. MARSHALL,
Clerk ofthe District Of VirYinie.
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MscAY and cowAN,

VI Avs tut peSeived ny the late arrivals from
q 4 ..ondon. large aud fAShionSble assortment
OF WATCHES, with = variety OF articles Of
JEWELLERY and Sll.VGR WOEK All
50. an assortment sF WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and MATERIALS--which with their
former stock. renders their assortment very gee
nerai-z'l SC which they oAer at the lowest pri
ces, for cash.
Richmond ,Oetober 9Th, 1906. If
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.HEW PUBLIC.4IIO.NS.
TIE STRANGER IN Ireland,
Or Il TOUR
In Ne Southern and W,estern hart8 offhat
country,
Tn the year 1905.
BY JOHN carr, esg. OF the honorable
society Of the middle temple, author of
a Northern Summer or travels
round the Baltic; the Stran-
ger in France, &C."
"ORTGTNAL ANECDOTES Of FIRE.
Derrick the GREAT, King Of Prussia,
and ofhis family, his court, his ministers.
his academies, and his literary friends
collected during familiar intercourse of
twenty years with that prince; translat-
ed from tho French Of D. THIEBAULT.
Professor Of Bellies Lettres in the roval
academy of Berlin--in 2 vols. price four
DOLLS.
Few works have been presented to the
pnNlic 50 Justly esteemed in Europe and
America rs this. The Author has define
atcd the character Of this great man in
manner 50 ingeniously that no person can
read it without feeling qualification which
few works are calculated to produce in
similar degree"
-
"L;fe of William Pitt,
"Late prime ministerof Great Britain, with
biographical notices of his principa1
Friends and illustrious Cotcmporaries. -
"Charnock's Memoirs ofLord Nelson"
"Moore's Epistolary Odes, and other Po-
ems"
" The Revolutionary Piutarch, or anecdotes
Of the Bonaparte Family"
81 Afe7U ofthe G6oVe iHtere8finp works
ere JaSf TsSeiVeG T. for sale al His eDice
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
THE LADIES' AID GENTLEAE,N's
POCKET HL5L4N4C,
FOR 1907,
IS JBST RgcEITKD - EoR sALE AZ rms
oFFIcE.
TIE Ladies' Book Contains.


THE Ladies' Book Contains,
An Almanac, ruled pages for memoran-
dums, observations and engagements, also
for monies received, paid or lent, for every
day IN the year, select pieces in prose and
poetry, new & celebrated songs, a market
ING table and several useful tables.
The Gentiemcn's Book Cogfqins.
I'm Almanac, ruled pages for me Moran
dams, and cash accounts. Government of
the United States, Executive, Legislative
and Judiciary, Commissioners Of Loans and
A.gentsfor Invalid Pensions, Federal conrts
OF Law, Departments Of the Federal Co
vernneni' Land Officers, Patents. Mimic
ters, Consuls, &c. to and from foreign nati-
ons, Military establishment, Table of fhc
pay and subsistence ofoficcrs, ofthe Navy.
List OF officers Of the Navy, Marine corns'
Navy agents, Navy yard at washington.
Last Of the Whole naval force OF the United
states, Duties payable by law, eStract
from non-inportation act, list ofoficers of
tn Cus.oms, Light Houses, several useful
cables
December -,
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August ..

7 DESIGN the ensuing year, with the aid of a
qualified teacher, to attempt the Tuition ~
IS femaes--GramTaar, Geography u Arithue
tic viii sc taught StFi9 attention viii also I've
:sj to she caa7os;'iou Of ite Scholars, nor will
their nora's beneyieAed. The price will be L 20
each scholar fud,ng herowu bed-l.6ih Of the
price 10 he paid IN advance.
Gerard Banks.
CoGcE,aua, 9th Sept 1895. If
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Notice.

a LII persons having any just claims A.
gainst the estate of Smth Biakey, dec.
OF Henrlco county, and against the estate
OF Thomas Blakey, dec. Of Hanover coun-
~, are requested to make them kHowns
and those who are indebted to the said es.
rates are requested to make payment, as no
further indulgence will be given.
GEO. BLAKEY, Admir-.
OF Smith Blakey S, Thos. Blakey,
18th Jan. 1907. WIT
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To the Public.

10 the Public.
THE Subscriber has removed to an house
near the upper end of the Town on TIE
Street leading from the Capitol square. lie
continues to practise law IN an the Supe.
r1or Courts holden in the City of Richmond,
and al2o in the District Court ot Bruns-
wick. His Clients may rely OH his utmost
asSiduity and attention to the business en-
trusted to his care. 70 ''.'
VIM MTTNFORR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

JUST RECEIVED AZ rms OsFIcE,
Jeferson's Manual
Constitutions Of the United States
Darwin on Female Education
Moore on Female Education
Blair's Lectures
Stcuben's Exercises
Espinasse's Eisi Prius
Ainsworth's, Young's and EnSic's Latin
Dictionaries
Sallust 0elphini,
Horace do
Ovid do.
Virgil do.
Ruddiman's RuIimcrss
CiccTo's Ora;ions, with translates
Lucian's Dialogues
Greek Grammar8, LeZicons and Tesla,
mcnte. Jan. 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

THE sGtscrsScFa have on hand now for
private sale, which they Will sell on
low terms, for approved endorsed notes, at
80 and $50 days
1900 bushels Liverpool slowed Salt,
500 sacks Salt containing bushels,
fwiIled Saokins,
SO Hhds. Sugar, part cf which ofprimo
quality,
90 Barrels ditto, ditto,
90 Hhds. prime Antigua Rum, Sd proof,
80 Do. Windward Island ditto,
10 Pipes best Cogniac Brandy, 4th pc f,
Is Chests Imperial, and so Y Dung Hy-
son Tea,
Hyson-skin, Souchong and o d Tyson
Teas,
A few kegs prime Nutmegs,
100 barrels Apple Brandy, the greater
part of which is Lie OF Wight,
10 pipes Hollands Gin,
LISBON Wine ofSuperior quality, in hhds.
pipes and quarter casks,
SO Hhds. prime Molasses,
SO Bags Coffee,
600 Wedding Hocs-and,
Il CENERdL ASSORTMENT OF
ID X Z G. @ = Il s.
The Public Sales are regularly twice a
week, every Monday and Thursday
PROSSER & MONCURE,
Auctioneers.
n. B. A LIGHT, NEAT,
Chariot & Harness,
ON LONG CREDIT.
Also, to be Hired, NEGRO MAN,
who is good cook
Richmond, Jan. II, 1907. wet
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27

*x* TICKETS in he Second
Gas OF the William and Mag College Lottery
are ter safe al this oE.e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
AHdrcw Hctherfon,
T a Y |. o r.

FR o NJ EDIN BURG II,
. RESPECTFULLY informs the Gentle
Az men Of Richmond and Manchester, thar
he haS opened his SHOP in the streetlead-
ing to the Governors, in the house oppo-
site MIR. Crouch'S Tavern--and hopes rom
the experience which he has had in the
most fashionable towns in Great Britain.
that his ability in the business, is such as
will give satisfaction to those who may "a.
vor him with their employment.
Richmond, Jan. II, 1907 civil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-27
FOR SALE,
4 Tract Of Land,

4 Ir0Cf Of Land,
g EVEN miles below Richmond, belonging
- to the estate of James BEDFORD, dec.
containing67 IA acres, upon a credit of l, .,
and years, equal payments. The sale to
be on the premises, on Thursday the 5th
day of February next. Possession will be
given on the purchasers giving bond and
approved security, and deed of trust upon
the property, by
MILES TURPIN, Ex'r.
OF Lucy BEDFORD, dec.
Jan. 9th, 1907. 4w
y. B. All those indebted 10 the said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment (;
and those having claims ale desired to
bring them forward properly authentica-
ted. NJ. L.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-10

Commodore Barney, in note to the e..
ditor of the Baltimore Federal Gazette,
has denied the authenticity of the letters
lately published, said to be from admiral
Wiilauuiez, at the HAVANA, to general
Terrcau and others.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-10
-s--=-=-r
From re Raltimo.e Pc ierol Gaa.,c


From re Baltimore Pc isr0i Gazette
o the 20 iteness Of gentleman, lust 2rrived
from 81. Thomas, we are indebeed for the lAtes
indulgence trc'n the Re; M C Of Hayti. The
p1p@rs turnIshej, contain az rccount cf he ope.
raiions down to the 27th December inclusive
IN which day the new Republican Consfir-,ian
was adopted. This cons'I.u;ion. AZ. he spirir
e3 address preGxed shall " r-p,en,a,; T., the raa
ders o. the Gazette without further loss of tire
tn2n IS necessary for cerrecs ;rsnslation. we
n9re only lime this evening 10 furnish the fol-
loving
% 'hc 5'h Deeember, 1876 general Chris.
to"he appeared on the slirs Of Port au p.ince
with an army of about 10 900 men to corlpel the
Sopy "t people enhed logtthey, to fare a
constitution TO appoi II him enne or or Hsyti On
MS arrival there lie sen; III hsg Of truce and
'eSreh - have conference wi,I, general Iirlinn
COMMANDER ~ Port al Prince, who went on, o
meet him with Vliaf s1 Icr3 he had and in.
stead OF conference. as scan as picnon came
wIih'n gun shot { him, his r1ru we've fred on
by Chs ophci when shot ergs geulent en- IA
ed, IN which there were SHINE officers and men
Killed on bo sides. Pichon got into Port an
Prince, and kcpt Chris,ophe from, committing
any material tepreda,ions on the town a s his
army was but few IN numhsF h. thought il most
ADVISABLE to act oniy on the defensive, and NOT
l'ursue Chrlstophe, az er having driven his tToops
ed it
Dispatches were Immediately sen, by Pichon
70 I'll parts of the South, where they have do.
minions. for troors, arms, ammunition and pro-
Visions and OF the day following. there was not
mule 10 be fol.nd, or scarce a man that could
bear arms in tie town Of Jacmel--ail had re-.
paired to Port au Prince, u join Pichon's army A.,
carrying with hem provisions ard amuui:iou
Tor the occasion Several skirmishcs took place
IN the course Of eight orten days-during which
time, Christophe's army was within two OF three
miles of Port au Prince, and had several times
entered II. bot was as cften repulsed
nthc ION ot January, news was received at
Jocmel, thar Chlistopis had been defeated, and
that the gre-tsr part Of his soldiers revoted
and Joined me other side ,ha he had fed for
his life; that Pichon's army were in pursuit Of
him ond no doubt prevailed, but they roud o
yer q e HMM which case death would inevita
b be his lot as they were drtetmiuod 10 befead
him, 81 establish federal or repub can govern.
orr. Mt
On the night Of the 1G'h January Iae.ucl wa
tlrruina ed on The accession
''-fsa--~~--------s--
u Certain arrangements have taken
place with Mr. Thomas Rondolph, wbich
will prevent the sale ofthr property adver-
tised in the first page Of this day S paper, b..
WiR'ap Bradk.I.
John e.. DANIEL.
January 7th, 1907.
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POSTSCRIPT.
NETWORK Februa,v .


Last night the editors of The New Yorn
Gazette, received the following interesting
news from New Orleans, by the brig Neps
tune.
That on tie Sth uItimo, gen. Wilkinson
received a letter from col Burr, who was
at Natchez, requesting to know if the ore.
neral wonld suffer him to PASS New Orr
leans. The general stuck his de+erminati.
on to oppose Burr's passage on tire coffee.
house books, and at the same time reouest.s
ed the merchants to order the vessels down
to P!uckamin, to prevent Burr from using
them to aid in his plans. The eercral's
note on the coffee house books, threw the,
city into confusion.
The force which Burr had with him was nos
accuracy known-bur 1t was 3aid his advanced
guard unLeo Adair consisted VI 200 caviar, and
Burr was a. the head Of 600 troops, ali arrived
It the Eaichz 2.
All the gln b ats Two ketches ard the schoc.
ner Revenge, had sailed NJ the river undo the
command Of commodore s. aw
The Militia and vol unreers were all rut under
arms The o'h uit. and were on du,y when ,hS
Neptune called
Lieutenant Small, Of u s. army. and M.
Henderson, had been arrestsi &c partic pators in
BuJr's conspiracy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-10

Certain inA'viduais. caviar their fau,iIies
withou, notice. have suddenly disappeared. and
are suppcsed.,o be on the way 70 Orleans.
Our inforr1ari adds. thar reports, T,orc reports
stated col BUrr 20 have been arrested on his way
down: ard thar several of his bca,s have been
detained Il. different places on ;he river
From other sources i.sppsars that Mr. Blan
ner,asset, SAID 20 BE- An Irish royast, is tke'
river below. while his family is in orc OF the
boats which have hecr taken ny at Cincinnati.