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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-08
ETfrGct Of a letter from a gentleman on
board his mGjesfy's 8Aih Le9fard, dated

EEfTdct 81 q iettcr from a peHfleD,ou m,
e9ard ms mGje8fy's 8hih Leofayd. dofed
CHESAPEAKE BAY. June "a, 1907.
1--WE arrived here on the DIST inst. and
agreeab'v to the orders ofthc hon. vice ad-
miral Berkeley, (in the event of meeting
the United States frigate Chesapeake, 70
search her tor deserters, of whom we had
'hINrmatlon,) the next morning the signal
was made from the Bellona 10 proceed tn
sea- which we did at 9 o'clock this morn
lhg Inc chesapeake was then psssir,, the
bellona, abou miles within us--We STOOD
TO the >. T.. with the wind az > w until o.
even VIII u It shifted TO T.. which retard-
co the progress Of the frigatc, being obi
yea 20 beat out---we kept on wind, under
easy sail, until she got within two miles of
u.s. when she shortened sail, and we bore
down to her, we were about 1 2 or II miles
from the land when sufficiently close. tb,.
captain hailes, and said he had dispatches
'fom the British commander IN chicr---tbe
answer was, "scnd them on hoard. I shall
heaVe too" which he did accordirglv.-.I
was sent on board with the admiraIs or
der, ana letter from captan Humphrevs
saying, he hoped to be able to execute lie
admiraIs order IN the most amicabIe man
herj and, after the Commodore read the
oiuer and letter, he told me, his orders
iTOin ms government were most perennial
~ III not suffering any foreigner to muster
MS SHIPS company, but that he would write
an answer to capt Humphreys letter, i'll
"ou'u De the bearer OF it TO him---aftcr ha.
wing answered IN the affirmative, he wrote,
saying 'has he had no de3erlers, and that
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
S~HEPHERDsTOtYN RACES.

WILL be run for over i handsome
wv course near Shepherds Town. ON
"Wednesday the 4ihday Of next mon,h.
aPurse of Sixty Dollars, free for =
horse, mare or gelding, three miIes 10
the heat and repeat. Snbiectto the rule,
ofraeing. On Thursday the sth day of
the same month, viii Be snu5f for over the
same course, ssweepstake of Twenty.
five Dollars, one mile and repeat. Sub.
ject tothe same rules. And on Friday
win Be nm for over the same course. 1
purse Of Forty Dollars, two miies and,
repeat. Subject to the same rules and
Tree q above, the wining horne the Ore.
eeediag days excepted, four horses 20
start each day orno race. One shilling
IN The pound entrance 70 Be paid ID M
Managers onthe proceeding evening. O.
double g the poll. No person win be
permitted 70 erect boob, or sen Z
kind Of liquors on the ground, excent
such % pay into the hands Of the MAJ.
gers I'm dollars towards the race.
R0BERF RUSSELL,1
DANIEL SrALEY, Masgss.
0etobet q, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
IhNs Body,

ID ESPEcTFUELY Informs her
N friends, and the phtlic generally.
thar she has openedaGROCERfSF0RE
il the house lately occupied BY Doct6r
7acoS n Harris, dec'd-and nextdoor
to Mr.. Prices store, where shewiil Be
thankful for any custom III her line the
public may please 10 favour her with.
Her present assortment censistsa III
tarseff me Jeaarvfnr drtices:
French Brandy and Spiriss, 6fst proc,
Sherry Wine, y.
Exeellen. old Peach Brandyaad Mary
land Whisky,
T.. .%Pi Ts.s. a ss;s TEAS
Coffee Of the best quality,
Ditto second ditto, =
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugar,
Ground and Race Ginger, :
Alspice, Cloves, Mace, Nutmers and
Cinnamon,
E.iquorice Eootand Ball, r. =
Almonds, Fisberts, Raisins aud Tama-
rinds,
Best Spanish Cigars. Tobacco, Rappee
and Scotch Snuff; III r.
Wash Balls, Glauber Saita &c.
An which she will Dispose Of on very
reasonable terms for CASH.
M artinsburg, October 10, 1907.
- HENf NhN H# EEa-- @EYgA%gEE4 #&-ETT-----
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
cross 0AD RACES.

MILL Be run for a the subscriber.
w place, az the Cross Roads be-
tween Matinsburg and Shepherds,
Town. on Wednesday The asth instaut,
aPurss Of fortyAollars free fst anyhorse
mare or Sslding in dis County, two
miles 20 .he heat and repeat. On tie
29tha pure Of thirty dollars, one mile
and reRsafs free - shove, ths winning
horse esrepted-And osths soth, .
SweePstAkes, ofat leas, fifteen dollars,
fFee a. before, the winning horses the
preceding days excepted, v miles
and repeat There viii alsobe 4 match
THOMAS HALL, Manager.
Berkeley County, October 2s, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
JAMEs

Il ESPEcTFULLF inforins 81.
N friends and the public, that HAVING;
taken Dr.: + NJ. Read into eopartnership.
the Grocery and Flour business viii a
future be conducted nndsr the Firm oE
Horton& Read, At the oldstznd. Noe
Howard street, next door o. HnsssyS
Tavern, where they have ON hand, and
intend keepinga general assortment oE
GROCERIES aDdL whirh
they win sell at the mos; reduced prizes
for cash, or in barter FOR air kinds cE
Country Produce. &
JAMES HORTON
ri. John M. READ
Bait;aort,, Asgnst !, fscz.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
Inginia Lands
For SAX.

The Subscriber Offers for saie !
raj Tracts Of Limessohe Land. &c
t1s hrst rate quality, containing from
iSoto 800 acres, well watered and,tim.
bered,s lying within half ! mile 81 the
PotoHak river. IN Berkeley County.
about sevrn miles above WiIiam.port
and from Martinsbnrg. For terms
apply 70 the subscriber on the premi.es.
GEORGE NEWkIRY.
September 10, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
NOTICE.

THE subscriber intending TO Leave
~ this country BY the 2ist anst.re-
quests all persons Indebted 10 him, By
bond, note, or book account, u pay Of
their respective dues by that time-
Those who neglect this notice, need not
expect any longer indulgence. go
ALEXANDER PORTERFIELDt
October 8, 1907. g
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

sTHE partnership Of Horton q Czans
was dissolved on the 9th April, b.
mataal tonsentj all those indebted 20:
the said Firm, are requested To- make
Immediate payment to James Hof,oa,.
who is duly authorised 70 settle the basi-
nesspf said Fifsn.. :
JAMES HORTON.
49, John CLARK.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
Public Sale.

NE5ILL s. sold 81 public auction. On
Nv Tnesday he 10Th Of November
tnexk. iffaif. Of The next fair day, q the
late dwelling house cfjRiu;nm M'Co1ne.
deceased, a Mill.Creek. aiarge stock
Of HORSES. CAMILLE, HOGS and
SHEEP, with large variety Of Houss1
hold Furniture and Fasmihg Utensils,
1txp Waggohs two Stills and Tubs &c.
Nine months credit will Be given, on
bonds 1ith approved security due A.
tendante will Be gireh, ~
ABRAHAM Exr.
October =, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
4 variety e1 BLANKS
Fer sac aisiis 0fice.
MARffNsBURG, Berkeley Censsx,
Virginia: Rrinied and published o.
1OHN BUR
Terms OF rHr INTELLIGENcER..

q THE price FIJI. Paper Is mo del
SLars PER asnrns one dollar payable at ne
TING q subscribing, and one ,uhen nr
gear expires. Distant subscri6eys pav
fer ths Iphoie gear III advance. re
price eyf Advertisements, IA non.sm-
scyibers, 70 me dollar per square fsr.
three svesks Insertion, andfsf confirm.
aace satier thar fine 25 cenfs Der svsek:.
Subscribeys mill confiraEs 10 vsceips q -
Sactions 81 one. fourth On their AdpstHss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
SIX lENESR kHERn.

SIX EENIS RELsARB a
- AN away from The subsetiber, w.
IN ing in Martinsburg, on Friday the
I'd inst an apprentice boy 10 The weaving
bu siness,a named Matthew Francis,
bound ~ the County Court Of Berkeley,
he j. rathers stout made, ola dark cota-
plexion, and about nineteen years Of age
hetook with him . variety Of elothinE.
not particularly recollscted. / will ave
six cents reward, but no thanks, for re-
turning said runaway! 3
N PULsGROVE-
October 9, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

"A GENERAL Mes.ing 81 the Over.
~ seer''s ofthe Poor forfhe Counvof
Jefferson, win be held al the Poor-
House in Charles Town, on Saturday
the fsth Of November next. All Der.
concerned arc desired To attend.
JOHN KEARSLEY, 8.o.P.
October IS, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

EAME 70 the ssbscribef; plantation.
~ on opeekon Greek, on Friday the
I'd inst. 9 white mare about fourteen
hands high, shod before, rather heavy
made, about eight years old, Is 4 natural
trctter. has small lump on her right
side, that appears 10 have been occssi.
oned BY being hooked, her name hangs
on the right side and is rather bushy, has
no brand perceiyable. The owner l. de-
siretto prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
WILLIAM TALLER.
oetober 9, 1907. 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

"A PETITION viii be- presented to
II the Genersl Assembly ~ It's next
session, Prayingihat = law may pass for
the appointment Of Commissioners with.
power 70 regulate the police ofthe town
of Bath and to raise BY saysofL lottery,
or otherwise, . sum Of money for tie
improvement ofihe Public Square vith~
in The same.
Octobrrf6, fiSO7. 81,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
'Egh EdH Goods,

tCW tl4it
il UST received and low opening BY
die subscribers-the quantity extensive
-the variety fashionable-and terms
the most reasonable-the entire s~electi-
ons and purchases made BY the acting
partner THE philadelphia Cash Markets,
from whose experience and ardent per.
seyerence, 10 please customers particu-
larly, and the public generally, on me
most reasonable terms, itispresumable,
the present assortment will exhibit the
most fattering Recommendations )
From 90 extensive and late imnortati-
On Of Enrcpean and E.ast-India manu-.
faetnres, have been selected the follow.
ing ~artirles, VIZ. .@ - /
.Snpesf ne Lsndon Brood Clsshs, -.
Eemm61 ditto, ID
Broom and mixs Gsatings, y.
Foresf C2oths, HaJfhicls, and Reyseys,
Bake, vuhits, red, green and yrloa1
Eanaels,
SyPeyfge Scarls, sc. Cassimeres,
Benaefs parent Cord. -
~. 10. Fancy Waistcaatisg,
d.. Cation do
WIhifr, sEpe, a.;ss and blaek Csnstitati.
On, &c. Covds,
Pam KeIuefs and K~eipeaeens, asssy tea,
Fancy do. and 10. TXieksets,
4 haadssase assortment IF Woeien and
Cotton Hosiery, : ~
"A hGndsoaae assortnents ffhe mast fashi.
enable 9apanned Tea.T rays,
11dies Head Tyimmines,
,D0. Feathers and Rhtmes,
Fzaia, Spoifed, and Tsefalar Lens
MnsEns, y :
%, SPIDER Net, ss7s47
DIM ditto ShasoA and Hasl2<rShiek,
Fnyrifuye GaEeoes,
ditto Tasseis,
CAfnfzes and Eakcoes. ~:
Fancy and Plain Ribbons, sss1 assosYsG.
SID and Cotton En,byeAas,
Fancy and plain SiiLks, for Ladies 6ressss
SiH Shazph and HaadkefcAieEs
.Sa-s au -
~ 1890 49,
In a~ssogted,
:S;M s5cot.oaC xam5,o. M,.E.. 81, i
Z. q and a.A Cor5,;ct hs,.E..
ma ME..E., y, ~
dsto Co1nnson nnd ~.
1872 ~. ~ He.s 1900"
eombie,e. : ""eN
PAN and foured.SM dus :
Eancv SAM .St,a,. ~
Il general as-sorfr,enf ~ M.
Lace and Edo;nr..
- and 7.8 Ly;sh i;nen.. q
Hvtife and 65o,vn Ru,,;a .sa... !
dino TYckEneJuyo,.
Co,nfrr I;ns. - T..n.yp y
Aaeaf assorsseat j ,vsHs NIL.
I00NDR0NX HE0NIeH IAdGfTU 500 a T.. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

THE subscriber respectfully infSor r, !
i his friends and the public ssnerairx
ithat he has again commenced business
az hid OLD STAND, Die corner az
Queen and Burke Streets, where he has
opened and ready for ssle, q renerls
assortraent Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
Mtssrs. I'm. ~ Sieyye1f anf E6tvasd
erson, zen. g Sons, =
TAKE NOTICE,

on Saturday, the 2ist Novem.
Der next, AZ theho Of Edmund
Graham, inn:keeper 10 Martinsburg. I
shall take the dispositions Of sundry wiz.
nessss, which ! shall offer as evidence
on the hearing Of suit in Chancery, IN
the County Court Of Berkeley, wherein
|! an complainant, md you / dsfen-
dants.
EPHRAIM BOWMAN.
asd oetober, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
10 a deere,

.DURSUAEF 10 . decree Of the
County Goir.of Berkeley, win be
sold at public yendac, on Monday The
30th Of Novembsr next, 10 the highest
bidder for Cash, ! Tract Of LAND be-.
longing 70 the estate Of Beniamin He'd
ges, deceased, on which the said He'd
ges lately lived, and now in the ooeu-
lancy of his widow, containing lao
acres o. Limestone Land. situate on the
road leading from Martinshurg to Bath
the greater part Of the Land Is cleared /;
there is 4 Dwdellin s House, Barn, and;
anAPple Orchard on il. The above
PrPefty will be sold subjectt 10 the dow
erofihe widow.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30
az Dollars 2ezvara.

II oST on Saturdas the iiOIh sns.an,.
- on The road leading from Martins.
burg, BY Forenan's Ferry on Potomat.
river, 70 William Davis, living in Kin.
colds manot, 1 numbet Of notes Of hand
Nrappedin piece Of newspaper. 4Who.
ever knds the same and returns them 10
sas, Or secures them ia any manner, 20
dat 4 ret heur again, shall receive the
sboye reward with thanks froa Abe sub,
scriber.
MExANDER PoRTERFiELD.s.
Berkeley County. ortoter is, isoy. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

REEFS crcLoPADiA q No. ].
inclusive, q received Il dis Oaice
Substribers are requested 20 lift diem
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-30

49, ~ IuVIs 81 EakAL3Aa sfs"
r. S. 7hea5spe Laid Ssas a-Seertsea
. salf oat ne Izth of flanst tast, 6xt
the sale soa' postfb,asdf as mani . IBID.
ders. = VS. II Z
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04

A letter received a, the coffee house in
this city, from : correspondent ia Dor.
deapx, dassd the 9Th of January, 1907,
says, :. There are reports Of 4 great 6at,se
having taken place between the Preach and
Russians, In which the latter have expert.
encsa q signal defeat"
Baltimore 4mercan.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
BY THIS DAYS MAIL,
BALTIMORE. March s..

The mail which arrived last eventEg did
'netbring the New York papers which were
due by II. The eeeasioa Of the failure was
the nen-arrivai of the New York s,aii ct
Phiiadelphia previous TO The departure ot
the mail frog the later place for Bali.
more. We learn Aeweurr from private
infermatisa, thar the British packet fer
January haG arrived al Nsw York letters
By which were received IN this siiy Ia.i
night, esaring the Losdon post matk Of q
date as late as tbs ninta OF January These
letters were sent ea by express b. The post
master at Philadelphia, after ,hs :tasimore
mail had been dispa; ekrd ia consequence
of heir being ameng them dispatches for
the government, of the .Uniaed States
waieh the posl master at Philadelphia con
>c!udsd contained tbs ,rsaty lately signed
at Londen between Amsfica aoG Gresi
Britain. Iksse dispatches were received
here lass sight with orker letters, and will
doub les be forwarded with al! possible
expedition 70 Washlng:sn cry, in order %
a!ford tas presldeot an opportunity Of lay
ing i, before t.s seaaiS; il thas iadesd Be
passisle. as the session Of congress- closes
to sight at 12 o'clock.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
COMMUNICATION.

TIE industrious farmer rewarded.
Rsised and bu chsred within the vlciai y
of New Egypt, by MIR. Francis Shinn, far
msr, and bought by Mr. Barzillai Hop
asias, merchant of said place, 'hirty six
s0ss, weighing in the whole Twelve thou.
sand SIX hundred aus seven pounds The
'a'gess hog weighed 474 pounds, asd the
smallest two hundred and nineiy seven
Pounds, they averaged mare than $50 s-4
.0'' The oides. hog did noe exseed Is
Hansns, and the youngest 10 pes,hs. The
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
N o

TM pursuance Of law passed at the last ge-
4 neral assembly Of. Virginia, authorizing
the establishment Of a TOLL BRlDGE. a.
cross Great Hunting Greek, the commission
,ers therein named will attend at the house OF
John Gooding, in Fairfax county, on the 9th
day of March noxt, and open books OF SUBJ
scription for raising the capital sum OF twelve
thousand dollars, in shares, as pointed out
and authorized by the said law.
February IS. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
LATE FROM PARIS.


By he arrival, of heWiliiam Pson from
Bordeaux, Paris papers have besn ye,eiyed
TO the date of January Sd inclusive. A
gentle man of this ely has politely favored
US with the loan OF Ale ri the Paris Ar.
gus om Dsces5er +:h to the abyvs date.
This fiji does not con.aa ehs5annunc'a ION
of any imporssn eveat ba, there are ae'
yeral articles whish we aro sure will be ia
,ersstias TO cur readers These we shall
Law before theyu wi h all possible speed
Reports prevailed a. Pals on tn Sd Of
IAN. thata rupture between she+U. S. and
Great Brissis was esrsain.
The Poles are orgaoiz g themselves ~.
ia mill ,ary scuadrcas uadsr shs orders of
oen Dombrewski.
The presence Of the French at Warsaw
hs, giyeu tkas place an air OF great vi, ae,
~. Thay have ISalian, Fl ench and folish
theatres opsn ,here. ~
The negotiations between the Psrteand
the Se'vian Insurgents aave been broken
of and Czerol Georges has recammeoc,
ed his operations. a slight skiraatsh be
tween ,scnn and the Turks sook place 10
the beginning of Nov. near Belgrade.
French troops are AT Aaelarp, waiting
the DISCRIMINATION ct the king CT Sweden
on proposition relative to The neutrality
Of Swedish Pomerania.
A few davs anterior TO the17eh Of De-
ce,pber. 70 600 men passed thre' Berlin
on their way 10 Poland.
A .na,leaal .geadarmerie is organizing
throughout the conquered prussisn states,
TO protect the high roads, insure the arriv-
al of subsistence, asd cause persons aud
property 10 De respected.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
I INFORMATION WANTED,

ANTONIO MARLowIcH, a Kagusan, lately
arrived in this country, and now resident In
Boston, wishes 10 learn the residence OF MIR.
Bosare Ya&tritzer, Of Rasusa, The EDITORS
OF papers throughout the United otetes, are
requested to insert this notice, and any letters
on the subject may be addressed to the Chro-
nicle Office, Boston.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04

The ship William & John, CAPT, Wood
heuse, sailed from KiagstoR for New Or
leans, on the 2sih of January
The schy. Bessey, captain Stephens, of
this pert, de,aioed and ssns inte Jamaica
some time sinse, hss isad her sria!-Cargo
eends mned--vrssrl cleared, and was 10
sail for he,nei IN few days.
mF The Norfolk Packet, captain
Palmer, will sail On Thursday next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
From The Trenton Redsrakst.
JERSEY BEEF & PORK.

Mammoth Ok We mentioned some
weeks siace pair of large Oxen fatsensd
by Mr.. Jsmss Hunt Of Hopewell In this
county. One Of the Oxen has since been
Nlilsd ne weight was as follows:
Weight alive ai2o lbs.
of the besf 1880
of the tallow rough 214
of,he hide III
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04

our President many salutary truths, netwith-
standing he commented on their niggard poll
cY with an almost unparalleiel acuulen MIR.
Rroom's motion :. Tor all enquiry, as to the
writ OF tlabeas corpus" was negatiyed
Frederic X Town Herald.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
Public Safe.

On FRIDAY next Will be sold at the Ven
due Store,
On credit oftaree months for approved
% sd nes,otigbIe notes, a likely young
house servant about % years OF ag,e, VII .cr
two children, one Of A years OF age, the other
about four months.
p. g. Marsteller.
March3.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04

amount Of this erop Of pork, according 10
our market, amounts to lls6 dollars 90
cents-a handsome compensation TO ia..
dustry. sa.,sg
Nsu Eypt, Fsb. 2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04
March 3.
Advertisement.

BY an order Of the County Court of Fau-
quier, we the subscribers are appointed COM
missioners for selling the building OF Goal
for said county forty feet by sixteen in the
clear, eighteen feet pitch, with passage be-
low aud above, to be built of brick or stone
This is therefore 10 give notice, that proposals
will be recsiysd Ito be lodged with Mn. h0r-
ner until Saturday the 25th OF April next;
and if none should be agreed upon on that
day, we shat! proceed to let said building to
the lowest bidder, on Monday following, be-
Iox, 7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-04

burg. Ste,tir. Custrin. snd Frankfort ca
Tbs Oasr, which merchandise being hris
va;e propsrty, IS f.ot compfshsneed IN tAs
decree q me alss Of Aov."
Arrived, schooner Hope, DoWsen, IA days
from HAVANA. Left there 10Th ulumo, brig
Hunter, Rider, Baltimore, to sail in oayss
ship Margaret, Clark, co. liz or s days;
Little Mary, Waters, do. uncertain SIep7
perdess, Carr, co. 10 Gays; schooner Good
Intent, Ratnett, do. org days; Merchant,
Bigby do. s DAYS brig Comet, Grow, Port
land, 90 days; Eliza and Mary, Barlow, N.
York, first wind Syren, Veacock Philadel-
phia, 10 days ship Vigilant, Collins, Boss
ton, Just arrived; brig " arfen, ceggershell,
do. 90. brig Abby and Sally, Sheldon Pro-
violence, $ days; schooner Traveller, Grif-
fin, New-Y0rk, 20 days brig Union, Dun
ham, Boston, just arrived, Hannah and Hen
ry, do. do. sfi !, Augustus, Endlcott, Salem,
uncertsin. Of Cape Henry, spoke schooner
Harriet, Of Bal,im ofe, bound to s.. HaFtholo'
news.
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BALTIMORE, February n.

Arrived, schooner Nalona, Wheeler, "a
days from Laguira. Left there, brigs Hone.
Brooks, for Philadelphia, in four DAYS -
Chandler, do. IL schooner Rainbow. Full
ton, Baltinore,zs Eagle, Atwood, do. 4
days sleep Eliza, MsLeave, do. next day
The schooner Jane, Bernard. of Baltimore,
was at Porto Cavello. 1t was reported at La
guira that Curacao had Leen taken by, the
British.
Also, schooner Cassius, Travis, fe DAYS
FROM st. Pierres MART "a days to the Capes.
Passed the schooner Three Friends, Harvey,
from Malaga, in the bay
Alse, ship Severn, Dryden, rs. days from
Bremeh Left at Bremen, November 20,
ship Unhn, Porter, for Baltimore, in few
days Sane day, spoke in the river. ship
Philip, Villains, from Baltimore, bound up.
January 4, II, A., long. 50, spoke ship New.
York Packet,ffem New-York for Bristol
Next day, spoAs the homeward bound British
West-lndia tieeA Offths capeswas boarded
BY the British 81, Mermaid, two other ships
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: NORFOLK, February IS.

Arrived, brig Augusta, Davis ~ Gays
from Lisbon, put 10 en- account Of having
carried away her ruader Mons. Ian. 49,,
lat "a, 80, long. IS, 90, spoke brig Hetsy
from Boston bound TO Demarata, % days
OUT 2sth, lat. 20, Ions. II, spoke ship
Vigllant, frsm Boston bound to HAVANA,
as days out Feb 2, lat SO, 20, long.
20, so, schooner Nancy, HaH, of boston,
from Turks Island houad 10 Norfolk, cut
f6 lays--same day was bearded by his
Britannia Majesly's ship Leopard, sreated
very poiitely.--6th, Ian. Sc, SO, long. rs,
brig Saran,. from fiavanDa bound TO New
York. Sailed in compaay wish the brig
Mary, billiard, Of Norwich, bo9ad Q ~.
York.