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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-26
! SpRiN & GODS,
oasa. and Ma lo II s solk 4
3 Ha ve lust received, large and general asr
B sortInentsofs ~
SpRI;NG lO oDS,
} no THE IS EA2oN,

SUITABLE no T HE s. s.ASON
AND respe ctfully inform their friends ana
the pubic in general that they have removed
their store TO the south side of King street,
lust above John Ramsay And shavc5 also o.
spened A NEW STORE, next door above
Charles Bennett 5, on King street, where they
will SCH. al wholesale or PETAL, on the most
reasonable terms, for cash, cr aeceptanccs ln
town.
May Is coSW
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Mw> Store.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
l. his friends and the public in gene.
raj, that he has commenced Ne Msfean-
tile business in hehouse lately occupied
As Store by Igna.ius O'ferrall, At Mill
Greek, where he has Choice collection
Of Spring and Summer Goods, Groee-
ries, Liquors, Hardware, &c. &c. All
which he will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms for Cash or Country
produee.-He solieits the patronage Of
the public, and assures them tina. he
will always keePup a general assortment,
and will dispose Of his Goods on as low
terms as they are rssailsd in any other
place. =.
WILLIAM B. KING.
Mill-Creek, June S, 1907.
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TAKE NOTICE.
VTIHEREAsearly in April, 1bausht

WHEREAS early in April, 1bausht
w a sorrel mare Of Elizabeth Min.
gle, (vidow) at forty dollars, for which
| gave two notes, twenty dollars each,
payable the 6rss Of February. 1908; the
mare being very low in aesh and I some
what doubtful, Mrs. Mingie insured her
sound, which she has since confessed be.
fore wi,us.si hut the mare still continue
ed weakly and not able to work. and has
sinee dit !, but fortunately for me, +
have lately been informed by respectable
authority that the old lady has never con-
sidered the mare sound since last fall, in
consequence Of which | forwarn all per.
sons from taxing ~ assignment on said
notes, a. I am determined not to pay
them, until Lam compelled by law.
ANDREW TOLAND.
Iune S, lsoz. >
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for VIA. are We enduring these hatd-
ships, at this distance from our own
country! The reflection must damp
their ardor. 1t is not to secure France,
but TO crafty the ambition Of an Alex
andeE Duroc is said to be sent home
in disgrace. If this be true, he is not
alone in sentiment. To express disaf-
fectiou would be the extreme Of folly in a
solitary individual.
Much is said of the preparations Of
Austria, We do not believe that All.
stria will assume an avowedly hostile
position, unless BonsParte should be
evidently discouraged, Even in that
case, what could they do? If BonaParte
finds the Russians unconquerable, he
will be glad OF an opology to quit them,
and on Austria he would wreak bis ven.
geance. With such an army he would
leave the country through which he
. should pass, with scarcely The means of
supporting its own population. This
would be great security against pursuit.
The Austrians would be again compel
led to meet him unassisted. They must
feel adequate TO this, before they will
sVow GAG rnSelses. his enc missA~~&2 a.
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Plank for Sale.

THE .uS,er;st,. iyarm tas p"she
thar they have a large gaantity$ef "'ess
escelleat PLANK Jor sale, Of the Ja!.
Iosping binds, Vic. I,
IL Iuehe. Pine PLANK for Flooring,
1 ditto ditto @ ditto,
80 ditto for Misunderstanding, =
/ ditto Poplar +. ditto,
81 ditto for Misunderstanding,
Alse, large quantity real good Rye
Whisky and Apple Brandy [dtstitied in
Mar.iandl Sab. Ptttred Bacon and Wal
dron's double prime Grading aud Grass
'6cyskss, where Farmers end Others may
be sufplyed on very Cheap terms. with
JAMES & John LANE.
Shepherds. Town, June ), 1907.
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NezD Goods.

THE subscriber informs his Friends
l. and Customers, that he has just
received and isnow opening an extensive
assortment Of
Spring aad faney Goods,
purchased in tiis city Of Philadelphia,
which he otisrs at very reduced priessfor
Cash or Country produce. 1850.
Also On hand, . Quantity Of good Rye
Whisky, by the barrel or single gallon.
! ALEXANDER COOPER.
Marsinsbsrg, june ., 1907.
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ATTENTUNN

THE Memhers az the conpany Of
i "Martiuaburg Independent Blues,"
are informed. that their next muster will
be at MartinsburE. ON she second Satur-
dry in this month, C,he 1Sth, At ~
o'clock punctual attendance Of eve
ry person belonging to said Company is
ordered, as there viii be an election Of
Of6eers on that day.
June 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

4 ci,cula, letter fran ToGas.Lsar, esq.
dafsd Tpais, ~ls' laarch, 1907.
STA, - -
have the honor and Satisfaction to in.
farm you, that the differences which exist
ed betw cen the u. S. Of America and the
r. gsncy OF Tunis, andwhich, on the de-
parture ofthe TunisiAn ambassador from
The u. S. threatened to terminate in a
rupture between the two nations are nov
= .ppily and honorablY settled. And the
nanercial intercourse between the ci'
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FOR SALE,

EOURTEEN and a half acres Of
L Land. lying on the Bank of Poto-
mac, in j. Ferson County, adjoining the
Lands Of MIR. John Toole and Captain
Shepherd Que half the purchase mo-
ney In hand, the remainder in = year,
with interest, viii be expected.-Ag good
title win be made the purchaser.
- DAVID HUNTER.
June S, 1907. =. y,
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JUBHEE At JAMS TOWN.


s. "The year of Jubilee is come" Would
| It not be proper to have It unprecedented bv
AN act Of the legislature, as day ofrest
and thanksgiying' 1t is the second Cen.
tes;mal Anniversary since oursuccesors
llnded in Virginia. day, which, by
Araericans, should never be forgotten.
Two hundred years, from the enter
ptis;ng disposition Of a few individuals,
has produced nation ofPeople, under
wise and we'll regulated government,
free and happy! Detached from Euro.
Pean nations, let Us cultivate our farms
and our neutrality-let us pursue pacific
measures, which alone can continue to
US those blessings we at present enjoy
let us forbear to encroach upon the rights
Of others, and be unanimous in protect
ing our own-ler US divest ourselves Of
those party prejudices that Of late has a.
risen, and our posterity may see re-
turn Of this day-may contemplate the
former wilderness Of their native land
aud rejoice Gas we do now) in the per-
severance and industry Of their forefa-
theirs, in handing it down to them in its
present wen regulated and improved
state-when we like those who laid the
corner stone, shall be buried in oblivion
and forgotten. lhave no, the happiness
to be ofthe party, but my admiration and
gratitude to the founders of this happy
country, stimulates me thus to testify
those sensations Of joy, which have no
other avenue of alienation But 10 this
excess of pleasing reflection, sympathy
for the aborigines which were driven
from the spot we celebrate, propels me
to regret that ingrasitude should have
been blended with the acquisition. The
amiable, the vittuous Pocahuntos!! l
drop my pen, and in pity to my own feel.
ings, shall forbeas to reeite her sufferings;
! and, although no social companions sur.
round my board, yet her name BY me
shall be venerated, and sincerity hope il
may be rs-schode on the shores Of Jane.
! Town.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
Extract Of a letter from Fayetteville, ~ G..
ofthe 9Th Nay.

y y
sfthe 9Th Nay.
At our Superior Court, which was
ia session last week, the honorable Dun"
can M'Farland was pressed very hard
for His ears-oue Of the indictments a.
sainst him for perjury came on Friday
morning last. The examination Of wit
nesses and pleading took up until mid
night, when it was given to the jury /;
who, after being out some time without
being likely to agree, judge Lowry re-
tired, and paid them visit again at 2 O..
clock, A. M. still they had net agreed
The judge then went to rest, and did
not return until the usual time of opening
court but the jury had not YET agreed |;
they remained out until near 2 o':lock
on Saturday afternoon; when on notion
Of Mr.. MFarlan4s counsel juror wss
drawn, 40 that he has to 20 ttltough tiIe'
same scene again at the next TERM
Messrs. Duffy. w. w. Jones. and D.
NJ. Queen, managed for the state, aud
it is said well; general Davis, Mr.. Hay
and c. Shaw, defended the priseuer."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

At the ensuing election, promising him
their support to which they were in
duced without any personal acquaintance,
merely from the high opinion they enc
tertained Of his character. An offer.
howevef, which, from motives Of con.
science, he thought proper to decline.
Poer FoL1o. +
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TRIAL OF Col. RYAN.

KIA l. OF NOLs
On Saturday nothing of moment &C.
Cured at the trial. The billhad not been
sent up. to the grand jury, and of course
nothing was done. On Monday the 25th,
apotiou was made IN court blythe Uni
\ ted States attorney, TO commit Col.
Burr on the charge. Of high ns0son. and
an offer WAS made to Introduce addi-
tionalevidcnce, to shew ptoaasle cause
for commitment. The mot!oawas OPP
posed by Col. Burr and his COUNSEL, in
an able ard>a masttely manner. They
eontendeu that in ,.lc p'tatnt stage If
tie bu'iness it ~Surtd te improper on
MAn, accounts and tur obvious, Ic4sun,,
which will more iuNY app,ar IN the de-
tails and the court a'l yHLlned ats P. NJ.
On Tuesday the court gave a" opinion
in favor Of the United States attorneys
right to make such motion, aud were
prepared to hear evidence. None how.
ever was offered. and the criminal ,busi'
ness was postponed until "Wednesday.
In.,he mcAn time propositions were
made for compromising. The U. S.
attorney would withdraw this motion If
col. Burr would fnl bail to saeistacto-
~ amount, ar1 he might go at large tho
communication High Treason, aud to be
tried at the next term. This proposition
was re- 1el.d BY eel. Burr with contempt.
- rVe received at late hour last even
ing the Virginia Argus, containing a
long and ate es,ing detail Of the pr"oee.
ding Of ,hr Circuit Court in the case OF
Aaron burr, which shall De given in our
hext-contenting ourselves at present
with the following outlines.
The proceedings Of Friday only are
given.
Chief justice Marshall and Judge
Griffin presided.
Eighteen Of the grand jury having an.
swered to their names, col. Burr state
an objection to the manner in which they
had been summoned, in consequence Of
which, after argument, Mr.. Barbour
&pd Dr. Fouchee were Withdrawn.
Cot. Burr then challenged William o'
-r CS1hI' !" lSou SS'Cy 4>lI"N~r 49,
former on account Of his vote IN the Sc
nate on ~suspenjins the Habeas Corpus
and the subsequent expression OF an
opinion andthe latter on the ground o1
personal enmity. Both these gentlemen
were likewise withdrawn.
The following gentlemen were ther
sworn on the grand jury:
John Randolph, Foreman,
Jos. Ess;ssios, L. W. Tazewel
Rober, Taylor, William Daniel, jun
John Mercer, Edward Pegram, Mam'
ford Beverly, John Amber, Thomas
Harrison, Joseph c. CabeI, lanes
Pleasants, Jun. John Broekenbrough
ALEXANDER Shepherd, James Barbour
and lanes NJ. Garrett. =.
The Chief Justiee then charged the
jury, when a discussion eusued on :
proposition. to instruct the jury viii
respect to the admissibility Of certain
evidence which it was supposed woule
be offered on the part Of the U. States
which was not finished on Friday.
Gen. Wilkinson had not arrived.
~, Nat. Int.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

THE Life of Dr.. Beattie, says Mr..
Carpenter, printedby Messrs. 8risban
aud Grammar, is valuable acqaisi,ien to
the adopted literature Of this country.
and an elegant specimen OF our increa.
sing excellence and spirit in printing.
Messrs4~ B. and B. could not have 6xed
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

Its with pleasure We annoanee to the
public chat the Life of Washington, by
RamSay, is ready for and win be put to
press in a few days in ,shi. city. Seve-
raj gentle men, who have seen the manu-
script, do not hesitate to pronounce it,
wha, would naturally be expected from
the author and the<.uhjeet, . work of
the most classic elegance. It will be
eomprisedin one octave volume, and
printed in an elegant manner.
- Printers who insert the above will
be eompFimented with copy.
IF ~ 7. Ca.1
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We understand that the president has
just received letter from the hey Of
Tunis, couehed in terms Of friendship
towards the United States, aud that in
formation, BY the same opportunity, was
received at the department Of state from
col. Lear, ofhis having effected an en-
tire adjustment of our differences With
the hey. tNdt. Lntel.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

= Beswell's Life Of Johnson, Sd ed.
Vol Z, p. 923. flsld. Vol. >, ?. La.
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sizens ofthe U. S. and this regency may
be carried on with as much security and
advantage, as that of any other nation
with whom the hey is ip friendship.
To the several consuls of the u. S.
in the Mediterranean.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13
PHILADELPHIA, January 5.
EACTg


General Wilkinfon did apply to the aeling
governor oithe Mfifippi territory for 500 mi
tia.
Mr.. Meade required to know for what pur-
poie-no anfwer was given for feveral days.
a considerable aHembage or the militia off i.
GERS At the feat of government being conful;ed {;
Vt appears that conGdering, that three bodies of
C6o4aqp IndinnJ had been tampered with, and
were painted fer q0ar--that one body of them
had already crofied the u. S. line ard dearov-
ed the plantation, and carried off the farming
utenil' Of major Woodbridge.
Confidering thattheprosir":'y If Fort Idaoys.
rendered II neceiiary not 10 leave that part OF
the country open IN the aiIaui;s Of corfp;ra.
tors, they advifed Mr.. Meade no. TO comply
with the reqnef.
OfbEr reajoUJ, which we chcofe roi 20 no.
tice, were ALTO anSned, Of very 1,ald nature 1:
but which prose tllc fidelity Of the ciizehs 10
their country.
1t fesms asif rongre1 really .Reb! Ovsr fbeir
Ssfy-or that the miferabIe and piiful art fces
OF certain iutrig4er al he /saf of gos,e,Bn,est
had been employed to diftratt the uthc coun-
ci!s, IL order to favor coat, ,irltors--H is our
foIehn opinion that iuch ia The E,9. 7, ist<.
ally time that congr,f. ihoud exhibit fon,c &C.
tivity IN reprefnS conlpiracy aud iD;figucrs.
dgr0r9.
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bsny that was On its wy 60 Ch;oa. Tho Oh
jees OF our Court was, 20 Obtain .os thr Rnfii,n
trade greater advantage than ,hc,e erioyei by
other nations: hut II frens that the las nat =
ven obtained leave for her ainb-ti.,lur 20 pats
through the Chinefe empire. Prince Jahlo~.
nofEi, rich Pohih lord, was aisif,,ated the
18th init. AT Kanmsnwc,troe. lie was found
itTangled in buih near ahoufe he rsn,ed ter his
hummer rr6dence. The pc, prtrators CT tais
murder are unknown. The police is ia fesrc.
Of them.
BRssT, on. l7.--The N,ip l~ CaTsrt, Tome
ct Jerome Bnna2arte's iqna' IN which was tup-
poitd to have ioundered1 that entered IT,. h,r.
hour lat Tueidav, has deftr0yrl E.,era! Egg
l'ih vrfcls. She has funk an,onpa Others, not
far from our port, letter of mark richly la.,eu,
and bound to Buenos Ayres. Her cargo was
valued nj two millions.
SHMLiN, Oct. 24.-Whilh the Hofpodar of
Waliachia flies with his ,reaiures, and bsys
iuccouis from the enemies of tie Porte, the
prince Of Mo'd@yia, filbmitted to the or f-rs Of
ms court that has depofed him, repairs t. Coz
dantinople. He was attended at his departure
by feveral Rufiian nobies, who accompanied
him ~ the frontiers.
Letters from Saonca ftate, that f.vsral bioo
dy engagements were fnush. between The Eu
rope'n Janifaries. and thufe that came from,
AM IN which the latter had the advantage.
T. IS. BY fevcral advices from Orniovs, we
learn, that the Servians have made rapid frides
IN the little Valachia and Bulgaria, and are go.
ing to farm junction with foreign army OSui
t'an) that has already entered Moldavia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13
Dnll,esttc.
ANNAPOLIS, January 3, 1907.


Doctor Mitchell moved in General AHembly the
following re!olution:
R!Ved That the Speaker of the he ule Of delegate.
and sie PRECEDENT of the fepate tranfm, the follow
ing addrefs TO the pre6dent Of the United States
10 THOMAS JEFFERSON, E/auire,
Prsfdent oftbe United StafeJ.
! 1t being eonsenal with republican principles 10
eonf'dcr the devotion public fervice as originating
rom noc!er motives than thofe which are exercifed
rom the expectation OF Peeuniary rewards under
TINS impreilon, we think that the appreciation of !
grateful people, the greatet reward nation can BE-.
Row ON her deferving executive.
lie Legislature OF Maryland cordially approaching
your administration emin.ntly dbg uiihed for vii.
don'' moderation firmnef,, and equity, would not a
srre.aby to the will Of the people, and their ON
ieniations IL they were negIsa this critical mo-
ent TO allure you Of our undated eod-nce in your
wiidom and virtue
The polcy which ha, characterized your adninif-
tration has augmented the happnsl: and PROPERTY
OF TINS fortunate country The American chara Ct er
mas been more ennenly exalted abroad, and tile hap
pnei' OF the people, the de6gn of government, IN
created and promoted at home.
In vain have the n.achinations Of defpotifm been
eVsiied at the principles Of our government your
vigilance and wifdom have always been direcae ed to-
wards the protection of thoie principle, which CONT
pletely fecure to us life, liberty, and property.
When we take re,rofpe Give view of the traufat-
lantic convuliions, and prefent behold al! Europe
nguiPhed in the miery Of war and depo,if., we are
obiigei to approve of thofe meafures which have a.
verified from US thoie horrors and ealanr,.s We
daily hope the fame wifdom which has guided and
protected us thus far, may be able to anhiiate the
demon of eonfpiracy, the olpring of defperate and
abandoned men. who backed by foreign aid, expect
to benefit and aggrandze themfelve. from the def
truetion OF that contribution which has exalted Ia
our now elevated Ration. Our great confidence in
your wifdom and the wiidom of congrefs warrants
our authorization Of complete frufraon of their tiea-
fonable dchgns.
Whining to live in peace and friendfbp with all the
world, we fneerely hope negotiations with TO-
reign governments will be honorabiy and amicabIy
adjulted if the reverfe, frm energetic, and dig
nited alternative will meet our fupport.
But fir, whia we bear teftinony of our approba,i-
on of yosr adninifration pern, us to foeit YOU a.
gain to take the helm of government--We know that
retiring with the blefings OLA great nation is iera
bs and that your republican principles induce you to
with Rotations ia office; but hope that, that asro,
Paf,iG which is 70 natural you will permit your
name to be placed among the candidate, for the mex,
prsiident OF the unired States THAT you may long
live TO enjoy the confidence and attachment OF the
mercan people is the with OF the Ltgi0ainrs Of Mary
Isnd
The refolu,ion was agreed to by rdfotne ma
jority.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13
europe.

From The LSadoa Morning CbrOaiels ef Nov. =.
The Hamburger papers contain bat very inn
berfea a, counts Of the iituation of affairs in
the Prufaan Rates, the foppage of the poRs
having hIfperded All the ufual mems Of intel
ligeDce. j. appears, however, 10 be the inten-
ton Of tie PrufliAns TO concentrate Their forces
BEHIND tht Oder. Al the troops that were in
Wenpbaiia, EAT FrieHlnd, &c. nave evacua-
led thofc countries, and are endeavoring to
make the her Of their way towards the Oder.
4 COOL deal frcm To depend upon which par
~ fnai firf reach the banks OF that river. The
corps 81 the dukes Of SAKE WeimsT and Brunf-
wick Oels cIoGed the Ilbe on the 26th near
Eiavelbure, On the fame day, the z6th, tho
head quarters of the prince Of Hohenlohe. who
Is now commander in chief Of the Pruhisns,
were at Neuhadt, ia the Mail Of Brandon
berg, on the way TO Stettin. lie has under his
command al the remains otths army that vas
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13

4 letter received by gentleman IN this civ fra,
New Orleans dated November 81 Haes thai spa;,,
in officer jua arrived froa' BSfo1 Rouge gsve igsy
naticn that an cfhciaI .ccoun, bad been rsceisss
there % TIC arrival Of Sof Joeph de Sassdo, csptsD
general Of New-MeSco, ca The frontiers At tic bss9
Of 600 hieu.
Thi, intelligence isod 60 difimiar somrlrxos
forr that recently received Gcni he fsaie cgsr,ss.
that we csaro' attacf much credit ,oif
Estra9 q k9eSt tea w00Jcy Of Co4g,cG, 6gtoi Ngfa
pire Dee-0b,r I7fb, 1906
Colonel Burr his jua rived il, IN ia f-ttn gs-,
,vely Hissgen;s are eidesvonriug to obtain Span.
in or Bfiti'h sold for FoR notes. TLey are sic e.
dssvoutHg 20 eurthsl: Up p9rh. &c. Some ho4,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13
MORE OF BURR.

We are authorized to fate. rom p6auehion.
able authority, that JANIS WILsoS, who was
Secretary to the Wood county meeting !ah f4n.
has been arretted as Of Burr's adterents
was examined before the Magihrates and ionnf
GUILTY. IL is ALTO Gated, that on abs g4it.
there were Between ptifburg and Mayirtta.
1000 Of Brir's men on the O,.ir rivcr.
Ia. G1s 81 ty,60rSd,y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13

Among the expeditions which have lately fail
ed fsom England one was {, ftiued for PeHsacola
aud st. AggaJff1e--in HOtiSa--rALLY OEE
Aaother Engiih expedition Is agaiad YtRA
CRUz---TAILF TWO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13

We undcfta1d that pssiy Of marines. <hsu;
hf.y in puH.btr, embarked nn Monday morn.
Jog from Fort M Henry, for Eeiv. 0rIeans, Ccs
the puipoie of aiding the jnfcnlronp Of gorcigs
MGR; in thst quarter.
Bahj0i0rF Tan. oo6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13

IL Is ftated in the Weaern papers, THAT John Wood
late co-editor Of the Wen-rn World, printed at
Frankiord, (Ksn has left that place for the City Of
Warrington, where he intend, to eifabliH, newt
paper under the title Of the " ATLANTIC wosIp"
PAjL pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13

Captain Hargood of the BftG, lbip BelhHe in a
letter to the freretary Of the navy dated off the
Capes OF Virginia, Sept. Is, lSe6fys that he burnt
the French thip IlmpetueuI of "a guns after he had
ehafed her on ihore and aie had grounded en- our
coat.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-13

ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2o.--The court
Gazette arIouneet to-day, tie REGAL Of the En-