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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-03

The latest intelligence from Europe has
greatly eacreased the probability of a general
peace.
The archduke, brother to the emperor of
Aastria in an address to the states of Hphs
gary, ddwells On this interesting topic in a
manner that Can lieither be mistaken nor nee
elected by the beliigerent powers. The in
Thence, which the emperor Napolecn has ac-
qnired in the cabinet OF Austria, IS clearly
de monstrated in this address--and, combined
with the spirit which France has been able to.
excite, against Russia, in Persia and Turkey,
the temper of Austria cannot fail to dispose
the emperor Alexander to listen to pacific O
ventures. Nor is it at all improbable that, TO.
Increase this disposition, the proposals OF
France will leave Russia in possession OF her
Polish PROVINCES, as the emperor OF France
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-03
Mn. SNowDEN,

HAVING never been in the habit of read
ing the dirty columns of the Expositor,
havelno seen or ever heard until last even
ing of piece in that paper, wherein am
hoaated out as the " only black sheep at our
late county meeting there my name is not
mentioned; but as / alone objected to some
expressions in the resolutions then adopted,
tbs plain meme else could be intended. For
some time ! was at loss to know who the
friend Of the editor could be that furnished
him with The piece for publication, as was
convinced no gentleman there could censuro
my conduct on the occasion but Oh enqairy
find hisfriesd must have been, one of Mr. -.--'s
Waggen-load of patriotic EGGS and hirelinga
who conferred such mighty hoaer ON the
General as he returned home, as I ara In
formed the serm of " only one black sheep at
the meeting, was made use Of at that time
and on that occasion, Little do I care what
such men aad the editor think of me: but lest
some gentlemen OF my acquaintance should
think opposed that manly expression of in
aignatfon ~ the late outrage, and determine
ton to support government in any measures
1t may adopt to obtain PREPARATION for the
past and SECURITY for the future, think pro-
per 10 observe that it is web known to the
meeting, Icordially approved Of every senti-
ment OF that kind !; but could not, in con-
science approve every sentiment aid express
sion ia tine preamhenor could ] say had
the " the highest confidence in government"
when disliked many of its most Important
acts.
am, Sir,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-03
JOHN DULFN.

The account Of lieutenant Pike and his par.
fy Being c,t off by the Indians is totally un-
founded. The latest information, entitled to
credit, states that his party, having missed
their route, and passed from the red river ts
the Rio del Norte in the territory of spain,
had been arrested in their course in the month
of Feb. by detachment of Spanish troops,
and taken TO Santa Fe, and thence to Chihu-
ahua, the residence of governor Salcedo, who
had treated them with great attention, and gi-
ven thcna liberty to return to the U. States.
f.Natioaaal IntelHgencer.
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FROM NeTc- Yor


n ESPECTFULLY{in Informs. the public
n that he manufactures 6n7garro7v Eoots
with all the modern Improvements, warranted
equal to any in the, United States. After ma
nv wears of experience in hisbusiness, he has
discovered new method Of retaining TIE class
ITCHY ii, boots. : He warrants u 1T the leg be
it ever so badly shaped. He makes boots Of
various descriptions, VIZ. 'Suwarrows-Fsir-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Ronaparte's Graves,
Jefferson's Boots and Shoes. :. He warrants to
fit the Suwarrow. equal TO the tuck boots
Gentlemen will please to call and sec for
themselves, at his shop in King street, be-.
tween Mr.. Mott's and Mr. EIodgkin's tavern. i
january 5. dom :
N: 3. He intends selling cheap for cash. :
WILL BE SOLD OR LEAS.
y. ED, ON GROUND RENT, {
For a term ef Years, or for eUsr, !
A NUMBER Of vALUARLE AND ELIcIE
BLy SITUATED BUILDING LOTS, III
his Town---on Fairfax, Cameron, Water
Union and Princess streets. They will be.
laid off to accommodate purchasers. Applica-;
ton NAV be made to William Herbert. Esqss
or to the subso, iber near Patuxent Iron-works,
Prince Georges County, Maryland.
John G. Herbert.
February 70. 2aW
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SALES AT VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
~ WILL BE SOLD,

w LII ~ O'>71.-'
AT THE. ysNDuE STORE,
corner of Prince and Water streets,
/, -sr,sty Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.
/ Z p,r.eulars Of which will be expressed IN
'A the bills Of the day.
ALL, kinds CT goods which are on limita-
and the prices CT which are established,'
ia ! am any time be viewed and purchased at the
G"rcst limitation and prices.
F0"S' P. G.Marsteller. Y. M.
FOR S,9LE,
An ANCHOR, of4about $50 VT.
Ind STAY, ready fitted Tor vessel o. i5o.
lons entirely new and of the best Enshsh
&c. .4ahfy 70
|'p'-' Moraaecea 81 Miller.
M,rch 90. :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-24
A TANNER..Y.
!. FOR RENT,

The STORE, ON Prince-street, between
Fairfax and PTince-strcet, lately in the eccu-
patton OF SIR. Ramsay. j 1t is we'll calculated
for a. dry. or wet goods store. The rent mo
derate. Apply to
William HpdgGon.
Sept. IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-24
For Sale ar. Rent.

TOT 0ale Or Kent,
81 MEll. finished three story BRICK
a 99ELLLAG HOUSE, containing Z
ips''s' viii wash house, kitchen, smoke
,s.S co4ch house and stable and ether ne
49, buildings all of brick, situateson Roy-
%5' fey doors from Gadsby's, and
US fn4s+et. For particulars apply to 4
Robert Patton.
's9FnsFy 9. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-24

81, g. Fs+arha s1ad,c eIaras. n cases ss
~ ~. -! - e
wv 49, W.. tn old fsont;nsc
~ 49, 40, 10 hcsr wine bittsrs
80 49,, ,S-as+o I,d;a rn,n
,"ln "i ra a,'u A..
~" -IIlsin i1u ,.4 SSo,,;ax frandv !,
E I9, nou. s $3.50 . 90
e !. "iiu ,oou'''ss So
3cl'ie'sai:i 81 IA
lli'.' Nil,sA = - o .ue v,,s,ev
~ oaire,s clliiel > 1870 i.
n ,1i 10 oaifeis ,.;,a,,
n w hNc VINE &c, aux: :' 49, 49, 'N-
florence OF = nasHs ,e,
hossIisaas fla!all',s ~, ~ o,.s.
20 &c. Iiioie9 etotiA''S' +'Eo''
Iu'lpo"ueA
Imperial rrAc
81 syn hAo
Young fi!son Of good qHaAfy.
a1yS on-'' ~ anu
soAchohs o,:.;o.
Muscovaao sugars oiners''l S7u lp
behgal wllite CO. D,.,aJ,Inl;a p.,,
LOAF s'i'u i"liip Sas"i y '->@ 'fi'tt"'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-24
FOR SALE.

On advantageous terms,
st,,' ~ larse caramodious weli-built threee
De-. s oEl I ll.f2EHOUSE on King street
Anal ss.Va ey siessgs. Richard Yeitch s Co..
s...s James Patton.
sses e q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-24

Patent Elastic ouspenders,
To be had wholesale and retail, of tie "a
tentee, next door below Mr.. Alexander
M,Kenzie's, lower end Of PRINCE street, Az
lcxandria.
THEY furpass any yet extant, tor
ease, elegance, &c. Masters OF vessels ana
other gentlemen going TO tie West-Infles'
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished VIII an
assortment, ans a great allowance to thcseH
who purchase by tie quantity
y N. B.lThe buttons on the back parts OF tie
.wastband ought to Ee placed the same dlstance
from each other, as tfe two center buttons on
the suspenders, to prevent improper strain.
ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
in tho construction of the article.
: = - - - =. =: ~ ~ 49, II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-17

direeted TO apply TO the governor of Florida
on the iuhjsct of duties. Col. Howard then
acted as governor: and after much deliberate.
on conceded that American veiic!s Glould pats
Mobile without paying any other duties than
Spsnards going to Baton Rouge pay at New
Orleans. They pay none. Yet in the face of
tins order the commandant at Mobile has de-
tanned an American vefel weeks loaded with
goods1SRabe Cbactau trading houfe asd provi-
hons tor the troops: he threatens to throw C.
very foul in the Caaboufes if they attemp. 70
go up the river, and fays that governor How
ard had nothing to do with il, aud that govern
or FOLK, who now acts, has given peremptory
orders to the contrary. A vcfie loaded with
100 bales OF COTTON pa1ed my houfe latt Sum
day aud expected to be allowed to pay the du.
ties without going by the town of Mobile, as
1t IS much out of the way and difficult of ac-
cefs. But they have compelled him to return
and go hy the town, and are now, as | was
told 70 day, unloading the velIel, to be perfect
ly certain that nothing pallrs without paying
duties. When will our country be routed to
reient thefe injuries!
Is Some troops are expected from Orleans
the uiual quota fationed in this country. The
Spaniards have fent out all the veirls they
have to Rop them. But they will come by land.
f. A letter which received juft now from
M obile, which is about 80 miles from nv houfe
lays that they have been making warIike pre-
para'ions there for feveral days. Mobile news,
however, is not often to be relied upon"
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From late London Pabkrt.

LONDON, April 7.
A veAel from the coat of France, which left
Cherbourgh ON Friday lift, brings an account of
Tome dinurbances having broken out in the
neghbourhood of our town, III confeqnence of
an extraordinary levy of conicripts, which had
been maze of boys, one year younger than any
who had yet been deWanGed for the army. So
determined was the oppoiition of the inhabi-
rants ofthls oppreilive meaIUre, that it was ne
cehariiy given up. Tbrou bout the whole of
.he difriet of La Vendee 90 levy has been lately
enforced.
APRIL 8.
The Prince of Wales is allowed TO take now
halfa Pint Of wise by his Physicians. His gem
eTsl drink is barley water and his food is imply
fmaIl foup, fiil, and fail2d. lie has abRained
from butchers meat aud poultry for feycral
months.
LONDON, April 9.
Tie force intended 10 be fynt to the CONT
nent, will, it ID fsid, be rot lef5 thon 80 or 40,
600 inen.--Tbe German Legion is about 3 {,
Coos Inc rcnoinder are to he Bitilh troops
Lord Cathcart 10 TO have the command ~ ranf-
ports are getting ready with all pefible expe-
dBion. 81,
a new fyaem of impress fervice is about to
be adopted.
LoNDoH, April Is.
Part of the Channel 1set is arrived at Tor
bay.
Major Thicker received letter from Gen.
BsreJord, dated Nov. o, Rating that he and
his officers were well treated by the Spaniards.
This IS the mot recent communication from
the Briilih prioners Of war in South Ametica.
l7o OF the fe1meu, who wore on board the
Dutch frglte lately wrecked, have entered into
the Bdtiih ierylce. They were Pruiliaus,
Swedes, Danes and Homburghsrs, impreHed by
the Dntch.
Captain Brifbaue, Of the Briiifh Navy, has
been knghtld.
The French have co'leded a contribution Of
10 milllOns of lives from the town OF .Sfcftfn.
u club ofbachelors has lately been inni;uted
IN town ~ South Wales, where each member
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yS CHBVcFPT
April "a.

n KJzF lfys!;aH Coaniy CoVrt, Mareb 25fb, 1907.
Thomas Lipieonb, affgnee Of John Smith, Compt,
egaieR
Ambrofs Lipfeonnb, Edward Hill and PHI Def,
lip Lipfcomh,
~ WIS day came the eomplainans BY his council
having entered disappearance, and given fecurty ac-
sosdmg to the aa OF aGea,by and the rules OF this
eourt, and it appearing the iasiaetion of the
court, that he sno an inhabtant Of this common
wealth. On the mutton Of the compliments, it IS or
Sered that the aid defendant Anbfofe LiPicomb: do
appear here the fourth Monday in June next, and
aGfwer the bill of the compainants, and THAI copy
of this order be forthwith iierted in ome news pa
PER printedn the city OF Richmond, for two months
iusetaivcy and another copy poGed the frst door
Of the Court houie of THIS county.
a Copy. Teie,
ROBERT POLLARD, c. C.
April 81. law2nl.s
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7rasaated for tie Mercantile Hdvr.isr
GERMANY.

pieHna, hprH ..
The Court Gazette Of yeferday contained the fol-
lowing article relative TO Turkey -
Admiral Duckworth having pafed sine days be-
fore Conitantinoplc, and the negotiations between
his Britanic ajeay's ambaiador Arbu:hne, and the
Porte having been broken off, th- Engiith feet put
to lea iuddenly the morning of the 10 of March,
and directed its eourle by northernly breeze 20
wards the Upper Dardaneles, as if wihiug to gam
the Black Sea, bur fuddenly fhfting, made fail for
ihe Msrmora. The Turlsiih feet, which is returned
from the Boiphorus, joined the newly equipped vef
feis which were in the arfenal of Tephona, and is
gone in puriut of the Engih fquadron, 20 the num-
Der OF fGm 5 TO 20, under the orders of the Cap
tain Paoha The crew are alu,oit entirely competed
of JarHaries." "
This is all the Aulc Gazette has rublifhed to this
day but private letters give later intelligence One
OF thee, which has been receive! az banking houie
is e1preled in the folowing terms:
The Englifh sret, intimidsted by the (orunida-
BILE preparations Of the Porte, which had been direct
ed by General SehaaiaEi, anbaffador of France,
warmly ieconded by the Freueh officers, and by fe-
verai Spanifl officers, quilted the frft of March
its ation before Coniantinope, for the purpofe of
returning to the Archipelago. It repaded the low
err Dardaneiles on the Sd of March and appears to
be on new cruife on the ceaf of Tenedos.
Admiral DHekworth, doubtlefs, thought thas.his
petition would become very critical on the iea of
Msrmora, ihoaid he give time To the Turks TO cut
of all direa communication with England, and the
re0 of the feet, in the Mediterranean and, in truth,
the forts of the Dardanees could have beer put at
any moment in the beh itate of defence, and the to-
tai wan, of troops to make debarkation would NOT
have permitted him make the fmalet attac k
on any OF thefe forts to facilitate his paflage.
Two French officers of rank have departed for
the Dardaneiles to fortify the COAT Of AHA whiii
others employed in terrifying that OF Europe
The grand Seignior has requefted General Sebatani
to fortiy equally the Bofphorus the iide of Point
Euxins, the diipoitioas for which are already COM
pl.ted.
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VIRGINIA., to euit
ht Clanes,y DiR-ief Corrt, Beli in tie City Of If-
!aszy6u,e, tie 26b day Of Af,H, lsoo.
Bsnikn H. billiard Pit,
agans,
Armiiead billiard and Reuben tones, Defts.
YB~HE aefendan, Armisead billiard, not having
entered his appearance and given feeurity aceor-
dog to the a2s of AGembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing Lie iatsta6fon of the court
,ha, he is not in inhabitans of this country, orthe
sou of the Plaintiff, by his council 1t is ordered that
the faid defendant do appear hsre or the FRIDAY of
the next term and aniwer the bill of the Plaintiff, &
that copy of this order be forthwith inherited in
fo-ne newspaper of the City of Richmond. for two
months fueeeivelY, and pofed a. the front door of
The former capital in this city.
a Copy. 3tt
ANTHONY ROBINSON, C. Z.
May 20. oaw PM
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MONTE yIRDO.

THE .foilo4virg is nm eetra9 If a Letter from, n
BrifJ6 officer, at Monte Viedo, dated Fe6rua-
~.
We are at length in poGegion of this
place, the only fortified one in this country
1t would have fallen an eafy conqne1t, had not
icme French adventurers (Mordelli their chief
tirred the country againft us. Mordelli and
mott of hs companions were killed in the az
fault, aud the natives flock in numbers, return
ipg o their homes and occupations. If we can
but reconcile the country TO our government,
haudfeds from Britain aud Ireland would emf
crate. This is the fnef climate imaginable"
The 87lh regiment, which greatly dGineuilh-
ed itfelf at the capture Of Buenos Ayres, was
competed to man of Roman Cstholics"-
add of the 1000 men competing the Briiili
expedition were Catholics"
TIE Britifh are in ponefIion of all the north
lide of the river, from Cologna to Monte Vic.
do, and have ftrong garrion al Cologha.
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IN CHANCERY.


IL King William County Cs3rf, Ma,e6 25i6, 1907.
John Smith COmp't.
agajnh,
Ambrofe Lipfeomb, Edward Hill and9hi- -
lip Lipicomb, 'D5fs.
II HIS day came the Complainant by his council,
Il and the defendant, AmSroie Lfpcomb. not Ia
wing entered his appearance and given ieerFy
dug TO the act of Aaembly and the rules of this
court; and ii appearing TO the iatisfadaon of the
eours, that he is not inhabitant OF this common
wealth: On the motion of the complainant it is or
cered that the fad defendant. Anibrole Iiptconb,
do appear here, The fourth Monday in June next
and anlser the b Of the complainant, and that CO.
Ply of this order be forthwith inherited IN fo'ne
per printed in the City OF Richmond for two months
iucceivey aud another copy poned the front docr
Of the court houfe of this county.
a, Copy. Teffe,
ROBERT POLLARD, CO.
april "a. law2m
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april "a.
IN CBdNCER1-.

In King RIhiaz7 County Court, Aaareb 25b, 1907.
Iftsei and John P. Plsalanss, Complies.
Ggaiaf
Aubroie Lpfcomb !
TgNHlS day came the Corhplainants, by their eoun-
q Eel, aud the defendant Ambroie Lip'conb, not
having entered his appearance, and given ieeurity
according to the act Of aebly, and the rules OF this
court and appearing the fatsfaiou OF the court,
that he is noe an inhaDisant Of this commonwealth.
On the motion of the compIanants, itsordered that
the iaid defendant Ambroe Lpfeomb, do,aPPear here
on the fourth Monday in Jane next, and aniwer the
bill Of the complanants and that copy OF this order
be forthwith Inherited in fsme newspaper, printed iii
the city of Richmond, for tvs months fucceiively,
and another copy ported at the front door OF the
Court. houfe of this county.
A Copy. Tetie,
ROBERT POLLARD, C. C.
April 24. iaw2n
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NOTICE.

ACy,sajf 70 an e,a,y Of Bs County Court Of ft7shia,
f6e Conmj55o0S,s efPoici'd, 7OW proud et.6nria
CAN'T ilseje, On 9barjAay ne lsbefIbis m07f5. 10
exaai7e, JeHis oadEqaddfs ne edin' iLof may 6'sS-
kbH'd sgaiga f5e 5fae Of Jobn Baton, deseelef'--
n IL perfors having claims againR faid eaafe,
i 4 are hereby requened to make them known on
that day, iUppored BY proper vouchers feaiTony.
~ perious indebted TO faid enate are here By no
tilted, that coertive nealures will be rsiorted to-
provided their REFLECTIVE claims not Immediately
discharged. This notice viii certainly be plead 10 bar
in dsIa1, Of the fefpeaiye claimants making their
Slams kaown on the aforefsd day.
4. 5. TOWNES, D. S, for
VIZ. MURRAY, SSf.
June 10, 1t
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Nv CHdNCERr.
April Oh.


In King Piliaw C0aaty c. RI, Marsb rs, 1907.
Thomas aid Henry Garrett, ConpPss.
agaigf
Ambrofc LipfSon,b, Edward Hill and2 Dsr,s
Philip Lip!comb.
THNHI5 day came the compliments, by their eoun-
q Eel, and the defendant. Anibrois Lipicomb,
having entered his APPEARANCE and given ieeurity
according to the ac OF a1cnby aud the rules Of this
court and it appearing the Gasfation Of the court,
that he is aot an inhabitant Of this
the tho motion of de compliments, is ordered thst
the Cad defendant, .tn,broie Lipicomb, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in June next and aniwer
the bill Of the complanants, and thas copy Of this
order be forth With iniertsd in oue newspaper print
ed in the city Of Richmond, for two months iueeef-
vey, and aaothsr copy poited at the front door OF
the Court-houfe Of this county
a Copy. fefe,
ROBERT POLLARD c. C.
April "a. law2n.
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M0Giteur.
TURKEY.
CanGantinobI.. Srd Mareh.

C0gFaafinopk, 3r0 Mdreb.
The important events which have paifed within
the view Of this capital Of the empire of the Crefcent
OF fix the attention of all Europe their
favourable ifae, the of the Engli fleet UNI
der Admiral Dutkwor,h, which has repaned precip-
tasely the iirait of the Dardanees ought to have,
in the pre.ne fuaton Of affairs the greatea igfu-
ence ON the military operations which wl render
the year which has iat commenced the moi celebrat
ed perhaps of ali that ancient and modern hihory
has made US acquainted with.
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binds himfelf under penalty of comfortable for
teture, to many in the courfe of one year.
A Noble Lord lot, lan week, at a low gam
bling houfc, at the Wef-end OF The town,
1000 dolls. One of the winners now fports an
elegant barcuch ourchaied by the fpol.
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NETWORK. Iuus 10.

-. I'VE w : I Nt>IN, JuHE 10.
The Paris papers received e, the office of the Mer-
camille Advertiser, by the Calypfo from Bordeaux,
are to the l4rh Of April, incluGve. They contain
no later news from the armies than have hereto
fore received: but they furniin intelligence from
Turkey, which fets aide the report of the Englih
having taken the Dardanelles and this is the on
ly article of coniequence, we have confined our
foundations to whatever relates to it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-17
PHILADELPHIA, Tune o

A letter received from London, per the
Young Factor, dated in April, fays, &c Bona
parte has fent an ambahador to St. Petersburg,
With very liberal offersif that court will with
draw from its allies.-The Ruf1iAn minifer has
left this court, not we'll peaied with the icanti-
uels of our fu5iidies."
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PRUSSIA.

Fiaetenf.ia, Sd Apri!.
We have received official intelligence from Con-
fantinope. Every thing happens for the bel.--
The Euglilh have completely miiearried,, and have
been obliged to repais the Strait of the Dardanees
The Porte exhibits an energy which has conloundsd
the Epglih anu tn. Rullians.
Moai.euy.
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GDs &n1utrer.
r | C. II NJ o " D, i7fb JuMs.
TRIAL OF AARON BURR.

Circuit Court of the u. States for the fifth cir
cut and D;Rrid ofFrginia.
Preient JoRW MARSHALL, Grief JHy9iee oftbe
Y. States,
And CYRUS GRIFFIN, Judge of the DiRrid
of Virginia.
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SD0llle9tlC.
FRANKFORT, May "A.

FRANKFORT, May IA.
BHiraa ofa letter from geafis0iaa ar Farf
5foddart, NJ. n. to bis yIfi.w4 in f5if pIaee,
e,ted !" .HprH 4, 1907.
"'ihe Spsuiards have behaved bsiely. Some.
''@e befole Congrei3 met, capt. Gaines was
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-17

Captain Taylor arrived at Bottom, from Am.
fterdam, reports, that almof every vefTtl direct
from AmGerdam, is carried into fome port in
England.
A feet Of about 100 fail, BANDING to the s.
and Z. was feen I'd Of May in lat. %, long. o.
A letter from an officer on board BritiH,
man of war, off Cadiz, dated March 81, fays,
q" CAPT. HaIlowell, of the Tigre, has failed
from Sicily with 5000 troops for The Levant,
under the command of Col. Frazer. 1t is fup-
poied they are to take pofefiiop of Alexandra"