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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-13

e% TIN trecholders Of Fairfax county
are respectfully informed, that George Gre
Tam, Esquire, and Dir. H;cAa,d Coicmcn, will,
u elected, serve IS delegates 70 the next Ce-
neral Assembly tor the county.
Ahe anliabie characters oithese gentlemen
united to their known republican principles,
as well as their intelligent minds, Will 1t is
hoped secure them the support Of those who
,Wish a respectable replcsk g......on. -. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

II were endlefs TO compliment where cnn,p,i-
ments are 70 frequently due The following
lines are from the pen Of orc of The Poets 81
Petersburg.
TUNE-THE HUAf0t'RS OF GLEN
How iweet on the moun,alls when heath bets are
glowing,
To wander aud lii TO the bufy Wild bees;
Or fray through the grove where the wild flowers
are blowing,
And catch the r,h colours thar loa, on the breeze
Tho lweet be the breeze FROM the boum Of rofes,
Enchanting the hum of wild bees on the hi
o Mary, my Mary, far fweeter than thoie ia,
Far purer than dew gems that bine DER the rill.
Nor the glow of the pink the fnow Ct the lilly,
Can march her foft theek--O the beam Of her
ewes!
When he flies tc wings of Sylph hro ths valley,
Toglad the poor cottage where nitery lies
o daughter Of beauty, compaiIrh', fair bolIom
Can pity ,foft pity alone thy heart n,ove'
0 come and repofe thy young in my bofoul,
I'll cheriih them there, ill they bloom into love
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the pnhlic centinols TO ,e, wafchful at their
potts; but if the watch which have placed to
protect the citadel, has become r-ftive in their
duty, or in a phrenzy of inpatience Ere their
alarm gnns aud thro" the garrifon into contuii-
on, would at leaf reprimand them, and a.
thought hould admire their fpirit, would nei-
Their commend nor encourage them-nor could
!, to ufe a famous eO1grsdfoaaI allegory, admire
the watchiulnefs of thofe tp-top- gallant
boys, who would intake the harmlefs fpeck
o. fail upon the ocean, for head land ar a
rock. and hy their clamours would ionle from
the helm, the experienced navigator who launch
ed onr hr't political flip (; and now, Cir, let MS,
invited by the argument of the honorable
me:nber) enter into an inveaigation of the me-
rits of this oppoGtion and fee whether re is
correct in faying that the meafures of the admi-
n'ii,a''"n do not deferve the epitbeis of GO FIRM
jmR ami GGeraL."
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17
CHARLESTON. Ian 2

On Friday ai', the of the Btitif, !hr Cr,,3r.
Williams at anchor in -i,s hour r,,,,:.;ed aud
te captain hTsd upon them, aud wounded two of she
ieaIlyE. o which is fad to have free died in RE-
HoPial, of his wounds. The fearlen IL, tire harbour
manifested, on SATURDAY,, dfroiition 10 be riotous
and TO commit fonre outrage upon other Iri,G, ve(
eis IN the port the CreYez lIaying wen, to fea on
thar morning In con!eqn-rcs, the Governor order
ed out very frorg nili,-ry force to preicrve the
PEACE OF the city j, gives pleaire to natc, that
me troops e'need the moif prompt obee;ierce 70 the
Governors orders and gave the H,oR dec;iy. ,roof
of the alacrty With Which they would do their d,;tv
whenever their country Rail demand their feryices.
(C.1iyI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17
VIRGINIA I.ECiSLATURE.


On Ihurfiay, the lIouie of Delegates pafIea
the revenue biz, with the following resp taxes
a tax ct one per cent Upon the caui.aI Rock
OF the u. $. bank, depofi;ed at Norfolk:
one hng per Cent upon the captal flock of
the Virginia bank
one per cen'nr upon the ftsGts of toll bridg
es, aud wharves:
so dollars upon rice. fields:
per cent upon the re.i cf tavcrns. when
occupied by tenant when occupicd bv ,is
proprietor, the rent to he aicsrtaincJ by com.
m'hioners; but the rent is not to be Ieis than
about ~ ~ dolls.
an additional tax upon autiioncers' licenfes.
when granted by corporations.
The fame bill was yefferdAy eliicuffed before
the Senate. and rejected by CONFEDERATE, ma.
lority. The principal ground OF oppoTrion is
preiu'ned to have been the fthene taxing tl.,
Virginia bank under exiilirg circumstances.
ieitsrday the HOMIE OF Delegates ado.,rd
'"e dlii making new arrangement Of the fvna-
,oria! dilrids.
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NOTICE.

by 0i,f"r Of DEED " Trg6, cxeencl by RaBof Boas.
eoet' brJp5je'ib'r aoW sft, /oy jaie 10 Be bcJ.q
Sf1d'' Of B'Pro11C, on MoaRay ne 2sd of Mini
Hcsf
ME 1rad OF LAND whereon the faid Robert
Woodeock rs les, in CheAerfed county. con,
tanning two hundred ond four acres Of ard more or
Ids and adjoining the Lands Of s4moel Farmar. 7.
Phraim Cartwright Henry Woodcoek. Thomas Gre
CORY, John Hancock, Enoch Adl<ins, Marx Farr,sr
and Daniel Farmar. This fale is made 70 la,isfv
debt Of two hundred and ten pounds, y ri. pteyeG
from the 10Th day Of March BOG due from the f,d
Robert WoodeoSk 10 Major Winfree.
THoS. GRAVES, Tyg91.
Jsnusry II. .,p.
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AND
MINIATURE PAINTING

MINIATURE PAINTING.
- A. Peticolas, Profefor of MUSIC e. MINI,
TuRE PAINTING, returns his Gucere thanks
to ms friends and the pubc i'll general, for the en-
couragement he has already received, in his profef
on and expects from his endeavours to pleafe, a
continuance of their favors
Matter Edward PeticoIas will alto take likeneGs.
IN Miniature, moderate terms
N B. 2. "A. PETIcoLAs, tune. Piano Fortes &,
teaches that art. He has for fale a GRAND p1axo
PORTE, in the bea order, and concert pitch, strn,
Hammers and Tuning Forks, Of the beit quality. AZ
his houie, near Mr.. CoPlands, on Shockcr Hill.
Jan. IL. a,0
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FALUABLE PROPERTY P0R SIR

TULANE PROPERTY FOR sdLE.
PURSUANT to decree the Woriiipful Cour.
Il OF liuttings for the City of Richmond-tbe T,b-
icrIbers VIII expofs to fae, the twenty eighth dav
Of FeFFa-fy next, en- the prenies, tor CaG, the
HOpSb = LOT, III faid city, formerly the reGdence
of Jas. Rind dec and for iome time OCCUPIED Inv u
dediah Aiirn On this lot, which is well eneIo]ed
'hrre Ia very good DWELLING Houfe, which has re-
ccnt'yurdergone thorough repair, a new Stable
other convenient Offices, and very good Garden ali
which render It defrable habitation fer family
Previous 70 The fale hlr Allen who lives on the pre-
mics "'" 'hew them TO any ptrfon deGrous to be-
come tie purchalcr.
Fdnnnd Raadolbb,
Tobn Hdams. Commit;
PbiLp N. N;ebolaJ, .oners.
JObH Fo?er,
January II. ep,dC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17

The publ viii he i,Ieaf,d to learn TIM, T.,
reto:"t'on in favor of-makinga cor.piirnentarv
Pr''sn' e Georac W'. Mann, for his gau,n,
cunHnct at D"rre, unanimously pai,i the ps.
nera! afieaih'y OF Maryland.
baltimore Hy-erieau.
On Friday. the I'd infant, The following r..
this (tate VI
Where's me general a(lsmblv of MARYLAND
viewing with tenta;ions the create 4 pleafure.
the brave and gallant conduit of Charles Cor
don, John Trippe and John DAVIS in The few
raj attacks on the enemy's eun-boats off Tripo-
II, whereby they iccu'ed 10 themfeIvcs immor-
ts' glory, and gave brilliant luirr 70 the navy
ot the U. States. And whereas thia lecifIst: r.
feel an anxious wir, To bear the moR honorable
teit'mony to the bravery of ,hoGc manly defend.
ers OF their country therefore reEolved. tina,
tue governor and council be, and they are here.
ny authorized and required to procure three e.
lrea"' words and hclts, with an appronri,.e
engraving and motto, errhenatic of the pIor;
Gus Actions fought off Tripoli, and cauic, the
fame to be delivered to the faid Charles Cor.
DON John TriPpe and John Davis, IN teaimo.
ny of Ihe high fenfe OF appreciation the lepifla.
fure. OF this fate entertain ofther gallant CON.
duo.
Baltimore b1ber
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80. the quenion being pa. the propofed amend
r'ens, it raiIed in the affirmative Ayes l27--Noes
L.
The queiiou being then put on the amendment
as amended, it was agreed to by the houfe.
Richmond, January 8, 1907.

VI N!SITIIUiIu, JdNudT! o, TOUT.
The Council Of ftate have unanimously re-appoin-
red the Hon. Alexr. MRae, PRECEDENT OF Council, and
of eourfe Lieutenant Governor for the rreient year
They have alto re-appointed Daniel l. Hylton and
Samuel Coleman Clerks of the Council. And alto
Majr. John Clarke superintendent, George William
fon and Daniel Anterior, matter Armourers, and
George Dabney Clerk to the mandatory of Arms.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17
FOR TIE FNnI1IpFR

ICK ! he ENOUlRER.
have reru!ed ears number of the 1MPAe1rAt
OBSERVER" weekly paper publin,ed in Richmond
BY Mr.. Samuel Brooks the genuine republican prin-
eples which that paper ineucates and enforces IN my
opinion, ought he literally encouraged BY all thoe
who win to preferve and tranfnit republican in
itnutions, pure and unmpaired to polerity.
Mr.. Brooks has given undoubted proof of his in
tegrity, and from ieveral fpecnens Of his literary
abilities which have icen, am convinced that he
is well qualified to dfcharge the duties Of News
editor with honor to hmieif and great advantage
to the public.
To the labours Of the prels we are chiefly indebted
for uioR Of the civil and political advantages which
we enjoy; and whilR the enemies OF liberty are now
10 actively engaged in corupting the fourccs of in
formation, by erecting and amply fupporting nam
her o preiss for the purpoie Of weakening or def
troying the public confidence in our republican ini-
tulons, it becomes dufy in real republicans to che.
rib t'oie prees which form the only effe6ua means
to rsbut their arguments and counterac their anti
republican tendencies.
take pleaiure in recommending to the notice
and patronage Of true republicans the paper publif-
I'd by Mr.. Brooks, called the IMPARriAL OsspR-
YER Should that publication meet with the fup-
port to which ! think j, is entitled, I have no
doubt OF its becoming in the hand Of its prefsnt
EDITOR valuable aequiiition to the public aud vi
gilant watch upon tie eondua OF tho enemies to IL
bsrty.
JOHN PAGE
January I6, ebT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17
Exfrad of letter from q gentleman at Chilli
eotbe, { ObioJ TO the editor, datrd Dee. -,

eotbe, (ObioJ TO the editor, datrd Dee. 70,
1906.
putting on o.g faces they sre few in number
in this quarter; and the militia from l5 years
of age and upwards, are ready at moments
warning, to fupprrfs the efforts Of the traitors.
1t is faid Young NepiH, Butler and Robia5on,
are on their way, with banditti of 40 men, to
join the iandard of the quid emperor if 70,
they will foon.find thar one pair efbeel5 is worth
1000 pair cfpjFois. All the militia want, is a
fight of the traitors"
Pitt6m.g Common zveahb.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17

I Mrs. Grscn failed "a cxci., any creai 1errc.
OF intereft IN the character Of Julia flc has, Il
great degree, that full, fom which have
ieen few, very few performers exempt: They
! ieem TO fuPpofe that when they nave fprkc:
the words written down for then, in The p.a.
.hat they have done enough, and rcldpfe into
MIR. Mrs. fuch-a-onr, until they have 10
ipeak again, and then they endeavor to reinme
the character they had thrown off. They repre-
ielt fcarcely half the character when they per.
mt thefe vacant intervals. in their peiforman-
ces: they know not, or if they do, they avail
not themtclves of the knowledge, that the at
tuning particular caft of countenance, and
exhibiting appropriate gehure, often fpeak the
language of the pafIions more forciby than
words themfelves.
Mrs. Wilmot performed the character of Mrs.
Fermcrt. This is the aIl.important chara er in
the u;"!rr plot of TIE evay TO rule a hubbard,
and was mot properly Aligned To Mrs Viii
mot Never for moment, in lock, Celturc,
or ""rd, did Mrs. Wilmot, reiapfe. into Mrs
Wilmot Mrs. Ferment alone was fsen, heard
or unilertood the hearty laugh Of cood-na-
tured riiicule 1t the weak1eTes cf hub and,
was 10 naturally FIT on by Mrs. W,lmo., tha,
one Cannot but believe tla: for the tirs, fhe
actually felt rs he appeared to feel pre- fnne
thai Horace's max'm will apply as we'll To mirth
as To srief-Si ais RE -Esre, sc. "If YOU
would have me weep, begin the ttraiR." MRS.
Wilmot would have us laugh, and t!Ic began
the train nor could the warmeit wilhes OF her
friends, nor her own felf-love, delirc greater
fucceis than ihe obtsined. CONTIGUOUS that ne
is performing TO admiration, nc ieeins fcare-
TO thank the audience for that debt Of ap-
plaue which IRE knows they are ebIeedto pay
her. Added to Mrs. Wilmot's ma ursl and
acquired talents FOR the Gage, The is wife enongh
always 10 make hcrfelt mt,rels of her part no
improper pautes, no itammerng, no tragic
tread'ug acrois the Rage tn get nearer the
promPter, until he has hennmhtd and d~afer-
ed The audience with his hollow itpulchral re-
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FITzwHYLsoNN s. pOTrrp

A77f iYF TF1riq'fa large laRtl, Qff5r vcry 6eR
EHgAb aOriting PAPER,
--coNaIsTISG os--
SSaFeT Royal } For 1fs,ete,.ts arls.
Medium.
Folio = ONarto Pal,
Whi'h they offer for lalc either whoirf,le or re-
tail. ~
They have hand general afr of p,,.r
ct AMERICAN manufacturer Blank Books anil
Stationary collection Of printed Books and Nu
he, t" which, additions will conlantly be made
and handiome variety of Paper tIangings for
rooms,
Orders from the country carefully executed.
Jan. II. o,w4,
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JUST PUBLISHED.
(AND MAY BE had AT SAm'L PLrAsASr's
PRINTING OFFICE e. Book. SroREl:
PART l. HOL. l. or
FlENNING &C. MUNFORD'S
REPORTS.
January IL. 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-17

The Editor has been informed by the u States
Attorney Tor this difra that he has received le ter
dated goth nit. and bearing the Poh Office mark of
Martinfville, from Charles Green upon Whole evil
dence, and that of Capt. Vaughan Of Norfolk lanes
Philips and Thomas Hall were convicted and fen
fenced to the Penirentiary at the lat felton, of the
Circuit Court in this City, of pafiug couu,erfeted
notes, of the bank Of the u. s. In this letter. which
the editor has feen, Green tates that he has been
gain attacked by fome of the aocates Of tie prifn-
ers that he is wounded in his left arm and right de
and was left by the aAains upon fuppoition that he
was dead that his horie habbed in two places
and his harnefs and that in the attack upon him.
ieif, he heard Captain Vaughn threatened with the
fame fate.
The editor has been informed that Green was pre-
vented from attending the Circuit Court at the May
term i'll coniequsnce of the violence done his per-
ION while he was on his journey witncfs. He
ttated this fact in giving his evidence in November
laf, and farther depo!ed, that after the arref OF
Phillips in Norfolk, upon his information, he W as at
one time ihot at in the night, another way-iad and
beaten, and that finally his hore burnt, and much
OF his property deGroyed notwithstanding thefe ter
rors, this man had the frmnels to attend at the Ian
Circuit Court, and give evidence as above mentioned
Green had been Informed by letter, which he
fuppoed to be genuine, that the court would fit on
the 22d October, and he came to Richmond on that
day or on the day before. AS the diRance beyond
the Allegheny at which he lived from this place
made it difficult for him return home and back a.
gain to Richmond before the God November lie
Raid in this city upwards of month, at conidera-
BILE expence for hinief ard his horfe which cxpence
the court did think itfelf authorized to remburfe
by paying fer his atteadance prior the 9ed of No
vember While he was here, waiting for the fitting
of tile court, feveral attempts made by per-
fons whom he did not know to feduce and.to intmi-
date him, from giving evidence.
his man, Green, the Editor underfiands after
being fhoPkseper in Norfolk is obliged to gam his
livelihood as ped!ar.
The object cf This rcP-efsa;aion is make known
to the world this inGance of integrity and rmne,s &
to Preient it particularly the confederation of the
dre&ors OF the Bank of the United States The e
dor will b. happy to be the medium of any eonin,u-
ncaton which thoIe in;ereGed in the circulation OF
U. S. bank notes may think proper make to Mr.
Green on this tuhje6t.
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January II.
a TUTOR WANTING.

q OK WANTING.
\ Gentleman who tan teach the Enslifh Lam
h g'iage gtammatieally. and can come well re-
commented "'ll meet with liberal encouragement in
the nTghborhood Of Hanover-Town.
II T. Jan, II. o,wsa
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VOCAL g INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

baltimore PAPER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-04
LoNDoN, Sep'ember 8.
FROM TIE LONDON GAZETTE.
admiralty office, Sci

admiralty office, September 8.
Rear admiral sir Edward PelIew, con-
mahder 10 chiet ofhi maies;y's ships add
vessels 10 the East Indies, has transmit.
ted to this Ace letter which ne had re-
ceived from lieutenant William MaJdeo,
acting commander of his majesty's sloop
Ratlesnake, dated at Kedgeree, the can
January 1907. gisingaa accoon' ct lhe eap'
ture s. subsequent destruction OF freoch
brig priva,eer, Les Deux Seurs, OF 10
GUNS. and $50 men, while on shore, irsI4e
Chedubs, whittier she had proceeded ireG'
the isle of France.
The rear admiral expresses 'helh'gSes'
anprobasiep Of lieutenant Wardeas peTse'
ycring aud iudicious conduct IN overcoaa'
ING the local difficulties attending the de-
struction of the above vessel.
Paris papers have arrived to the 2@n
uls. and Daicato the 4:h. Private letters
from Holland, as we have already n'ea''
cned, sta,e the surrender OF CoPenasgeu
TO have taken place on the 25sh. iheIe y
an article from Kiel dated on the S''n
but it states that all communicates ",u
leland aud Sweden has seen cur oil ~
some days; the surrender OF CopennaSsD'
therefore, ca the 25lh, might nor nav
been kauwn there on the 9Th. i 9as pe
tural 10 expect that much Of The aaeo''1,
of The Paris and Dulch Journalists ~ .,,.
be occupied with our expedition IN n
language Of The Moni,eur. and indesa a.
the arsicles relative to the expedition. -
fords abundant proof Of the rage q DoF :;
par,e al our having disappo'oiea ho' ;"
his views upon the Danish navy, ana pa : /,
The best eompIimest that could have 60, o;'a
paid to the vigor, promPsl'ude aau o''''
son OF our government. r,:.a -
The governor Of Holstelu, aiina'Dg
condues OF the late administration. spy .,rs
.cf Il as " havipg long neglected - I'D
interests BY shameful inscas''y'
having be.rayea it's allies 100 vsA4.'9.1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-04
BE- THIS DAYS MAIL.
PHILADELPHIA, Oc;ob.r 81. gs
Sergeant at Arms.

By The brig Ariel arrived q, this port
last evening, from Bristol, we haze reesic-
ed English papers to the i2th oil ptem.
Der inclusive, containing London sdVices
of the 1o,h-from which we have MADE
some extracts for this days Register.
The dates from the continent, are 10.
so late by this arrival as those heretofore
received.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-04
From the National MtelAgencer.

4. /, ~.
AT ,he.requesr Of Mr.. Vanzandt. the fal
lowing circular addressed 10 the mem,
bsrs Of The hose Of representatives Of .he
y. S. is inserted
WAsHlsoToN CRY, aSfh Get. 1907.
SIR,
FEEL compelled from the duty
i owe TO myself and family, 10 answer the
charges which were on M ondsy last go I'M.
expectrdly advanced sgainss my Character,
of having improperly diyulgsd the secret
proceedings of the house, during the first
session Of the ninth congress. The charges
themselves give me no uns asiness, fus 4
CAD prove them to be totally anioundsd
and which even admitting them q. be rue
would constitute no breach Of ron6lience
or honor. But Imight have cxpectedthas
the gentleman from Virginia, who mad
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-04

Irepsat itshas viii .l,e e .i.,
satisfied. 800 % neeperfsrS
Fromshas period / hav.
&C E lus the Office IS prinsio uI'a : soaFpa
tor 2 considerable time e, 6, SEEK q,
session acted as clerk Of he hs'. Inc las.
e aaassss'ng ,oo cir on this .o5,,,
y object. Had me, with s' : = ''yoa
against whom 1 could have h4 - adversary
socsniend or equal grounds, o. pbS 'ss !.
en- me notice Of his in,endea a as CIV
might perhaps have been your ave s''ass,
se.s.k g Inc hose aud enjoyed 40 sSsa,
SITUATION tor The support 81 my fsn,l, e :
TO preserve character untiemi,bsg s. aai
was On Monday last so undess,y.4 na'Sa
Psrsed, aud 70 return my fhanks - ~ z Is
VINO gave me their Support, are II. a ~,
objects lshave now in view. '"s coy
have the honor,o be,
Very respectfully,
Sir. your obe dien, servant
NICHOLAS Is. Y.AN2ANnp
oets6er 2aa, 1907
4 Charles Euans, of George orr -
district OF Columbia, do hereby ceriIy -. ~
declare, that the foregoing statemenl u \. ,,a
Vanzandt, as far as the same resncc,S ."l
fln6Ae communication, is strictlytpn NY
CHARLES EVANS
ILLNESS, John THOMPSON. '''
City Of Washington, Oct. 81. 1907
1 Do hereby certify that on the day aim,
ed to, by the hon. John RaadolpE, mvssl
went into the committee room, in conc.
quenec Of the door being open, and withom
key, with Mr. ]. w. King, and stood by II,
fire to prevent strangers from enterine tss
asked MIR. King if he could hear any tbir'
said in the house he said no, not a worI.-
We then sat down BY the IRE. Soon ah4
came in MIR. Vanzallelt and Mr.. Burcb an
went to a map near the door entering the re-
representatives. room, when Uniformed them Il,
house was on confidential business, and ths,
immediately left the co amittee room.
JOSEPH WHEATON,,
Sergeant at Arm,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-27
BY THIS DAYS MAIL,
BALTIMORE, August Is

BALTIMORE, August IS.
Arrived, schooner Betsey, Bolton, from St.
Jago.
Sailed In company with sloop Antoinette,
for Alexandria left brig Sarah and Eliza,
Wilson, for Baltimore in 6 or 8 days -schr.
Nancy, Wallace, Philadelphia, days ON the
south side of Cuba was boarded by two French
privateers and treated politely 18th, fell in
with the Jamaica homeward bound Heet of
IS sail ; 18th, off Currituck, spoke sloop Lau.
rel, Beard from Saint Jago for Baltimore.
Arrived, schooner Three Sisters, Rich from
Cape de Verbs.
! Captain Rich informs that on Sunday last
she came, to anchor in Patuxent in company
with the ship Othello, Glover, from Liver
pool, bound to Baltimore, shorty after small
pilot boat built schooner, came in and anchor
ed between him and the ship, a-man came on
board his schooner, apparently Frenchman,
told him his vessel was from Baltimore bound
ITO st. Domingo, and made great deal of en-.
quiry about the ship. The next morning
monday got under way together with the
schooner standing down the bay the .sch'rs
deck was as full of men as could be; she had
E a French flag flying at her maintopmast head,
and beats were constantly going between the
two.