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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-03
fAMES BACON.

JAMES BACON,
.ff:ss5isiS GROCERY SToRE, on Mng-stres. haeeia
adHHon1o his 15rmer stock, added
a near Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes hiseassortment complete.
nc 400 oilers for sale, on his usual lezV terms
MuSeoyado Sugars, ofvarisus qua
lliitles,
Leaf and EE.unap ditto,
Imperial, TE II
Hyson, particularly select
s! js;: szs'e n family s $ =.
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior quality
Madeira,
Busellos1
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ = ~ ~
TencriHe,
/ Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
{ .Cognac and Bordeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, ST. Crelx, st.sg mcents, aEid new
England RUM,
.Hplland Gin,1
Irish and country = hlsky,
; Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stsoughton's Filters,
Mace, snutmegs, cloves, eassia, piInento,
Csyenae and black pepper, race and ground
ginger, basket salt ,sor table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blne, soap, mould, dipt and
spel,aaceti candles, refined salt-petre, ilotant
indigo, alum, copperas, lnaddsr, bFimne,sto-
spinning cotton, patent shot all Sizes best en-
g.lish and country made sunpewder, se!ssars
and smoking tobacco, very best chewing to-
sbacco.
in boxes.
Lsadon mustard, warranted of a superior
! quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
.,lenilohus, sc. &c. with generally every ar
|tiele in his linc-the whole of which have beer
selccte with care, and will Be disposed OF en-
|: he very lowest terms
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Public &s5s.

Public szs.
M FILL be sold, at pablie sale, Tor rssd !,
( wv 1noagy, ca the PREMISES, on syefness
selay the 18th Of august next the estate Cali
ed C1stFE TON or Panther-Skm In Loudoun
county, consisting Of sso5 acres Of land, on
which was formerly erected q merchant and
saw mill, disnllery, xc..or 50 much thereof a.
Willis s.tflieient 10 raise soo5 ana the costs
fsilse, 10 sstisfy Joseph Tidball.
This sale4is made pursuant to decree OF
the county court of Eeudoun, at which tiVae
and place due attendance will be given by
The Commissioners.
july rs--l2ll
THE badnels Of the weather on
"Wednesday last, prevented a sale CT
the above property on that day as ad
yertised. 1t will again be offered for
sale on the 18th Of September next,
at the same place and upon the fame
terms as above.
Tie COMMISSIONERS.
Kucust Is. dts
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a Mines W asils d.

So 70 Man Who undsffas ands the
lllarss business, and can proanee s,0oa re-
for industry. sobriefy, Sc. u u
Ssrsl wages aaitssls a By applying to
II. Mi LEI.
June 20 d.
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The Subicriber


ResAeesjulis h.tarnas his FRxsNDs and tie Pus-
LIZ. atlarge,
HAI' he always keeps general assert
+ ment OF ItaHs, Brads, and SltsZgs of eve
ny description, for sale at his nail lnanufacto-
ry, Observation-Disclosures and others may
Dc. supplied on as seod terms as at PhiIadel-
phla or Baltimore. He has lately commenced
the Blacksmith business, in its various branch
es; those Whe favor him with their custom in
that line may depend on having their work
done with neatness and dispatch. Orders frsn,
country merchants and others, for nails, will
be daily attended to, and every favor grateful
ly acknoN lodged. q,
Horace Field.
sEr Hoop-IRo for sale at tie factory.
September 5. co
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-08
GDe Gnquirer.
RICHMOND, stb MAR.
COMMUNICATION.

GRAND NATIONAL JUBILEE.-The
citizens OF Norfolk, Williamsburg aud Peterf-
burg have adopted certain meafures towards
celebrating the frft landing of our four-fai hers
at James :Own. WHY have the inhabitants of
Richmond the metropolis of Virginia form.
cd not llngIe meeting appointed not a
"ne'e committee; nor adopted Jingle refolu =
ton
II is perhaps, bccaufc they do not deem this
occahon iuiiicien;ly important to delerve their
attention. 1t is true that it will not directly
augment our fortunes; it will, Orike out no
new iource os accumulation or ofluxury. But
are thie the only objects, worthy of an en-
!I-htrned, aud patriotic people Let tvs at
lSaH i'!ten to few arguments, that may be
Grgued IN is behalf
we Az love oar country but do we love IL
~ efficiently keen ierhblity? There are
Two things which we would I'll DO for heito oro-
tect her dg''nt foreign enemy or the ma
cbnatons "f domeltc tr4iturs But is this
ientinent efficient? Would an ancient Ro-
man have been contenied with it. Would he
not have labOufcd to have done every thing
wbich would have promoted her Improvement
or her mtertt: to have efnbeIlilhed her with
the f'nc Arts to have opened her rivers and
her highways; to have prepared the means of
tducai OF Tor ner youth; and ofinaruetion TO
the old = But our patriotifn has not vet feared
TO thctr efforts. il is not efficiently keen and
dlfiuGve. Ii watches for our country in the
great concerns Il 0seps oyerfhofc, which are
loditduaiy inali ; but collectively immenfe.
We love our Country well but then we love
our money aud Our in'erCits too much.- Some
have even aiier;td, that there was no patriotifm
IN The u. s.; no national fentiment none of
that kten and fUhiime fentimcnt which animal
ed The boiOn tf an old Roman, and vet what
was Rome, TO The ". S. country curicd with
the diti"cion OF Patrciaus and Plebeiams.
compared TO tie only true republic ON the esrth
where the rghts Of Van are iscredly reflected
But prtT'oiiin; is matter Of fentiment. l.
may We irere3fd By favourable circunn lnces
and amo"g 'h- moa Fronting OF lhefe, il the
celebration OF srsdt and folsmn events, But
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BRIDGE-TOWN, April IL.
CONQUEST OF MONT E.vGDEo.

The following particulars of this event will
be found highly gratifying, beiPg given with an
accurao whiCh Goes not admit of a doubt, and
upon which further proof of the valor, difci-
pline and enterprfe of the Britin, arms, we
Pay mott willing tehimony. The account is
received from the American brig Troy, John
Hazard, forty-four days from Rio Grande,
bound to N. Orleans fpoke by his III jeRy' $
IMP Jaton arrived here this morning from a
cruize, and communicated TO US from the firR
authority.
General Acb nuty with a reinforcement of
four or hive hundred men, about the 18th of IA
nuary lat arrived at Maldanada, and after hav-
ing embarked all our troops then there, pro-
ceeded up the river towards Monte Video, land
ed at Point Cartss, about three miles from
town, the l9lh, and immediately attacked &
routed body OF Spanards collected to pre-
vent their landing, taking from them tvs emf y
tour FOUNDER. The Engliih then marched and
took pot at the watering place, about a mile
from the town.-On the 93d the S2aniards
came out of Monte-Vdeo with five thourind
men to attack them.-The Enelifh Immediate
!y decdmped and formed an apparent retreat,
TIL they got Three miles from The town, when
they halted {: the Spaniards who fuppofed them
flying, pnrluing in mott furious manner, huz-
zaing, &c. during his retreat party of 500 ca
the enemy and town from our A,ips. On be-
ing attacked, the enemy made very feint re.
iihance, aud retired in the grcatea corfufon,
only $500 Spaniards getting back to the town.
The vlce-roy, with 100 men, efcaped toto the
country. Our troops thenproceeded toinyea the
town. and on the I'd Feb. having made fent
At the harbour Tor North Gates, which tre,..
the enemy's attention to that part) the Eng
liih army entered by the Sea Gates, which they
faced, and after a great carnage, took poGef.
hon of the town.
When the Troy left Rio Grande the Eng
In were preparing to proceed for BuenOs
Ayres.
General Beresfotd was nh prifoner about
ten leagues from BuenCs Ayrcs, and the Eng.
llh priloners, faid to be about three hundred
deficient of their original number, are difperl-
ed about the country.
A report of the expected arrival At Marti
niquc, Of the Rochefort fquadrcn, has again
been revived here. His Majeity's fchooner
Morne Fortune, is ftid to have brought forne |
accounts 10 tbs eiFe9 from St. Lucia, which |
Rate that the lqasdrou conGiAs of Fix fail of the |
line and ione iHSates, vita 300 troops.
a neutraifron ST. P'eue's, which left it four
days ago, and arrived hers laa night, in fons
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felf, I can only FAY, that from the judicial pro.
ceedings in this territory you cannot he conf.
dered in any other light than as a fugitive from
the laws of your country with thefe you arc
too well acquainted not TO srow, that it be.
longs TO department different from mine 10
determine asto The nature % Your offence, and
!" decide as In The manner in which you are 10
he treated. Hence Yon rii0 fee, it would I've
as i'nproprr as i would be urdigniGrd in me 30
en'cr INTO any Nipula''ons as toyour iu,Ien,er {:
In juilice to myirlf, however, will obferve,
that 10 long AS have the honsr to preiide in this
territory, | !liall never ufc the military except
in aid Of the civil authority, and that, if you iub.
mt yoTte!fto this, you may be afiured, that it
HAL - be exercifed towards you within the
limits prefcribed for other citizens" 6mi!arly
lituated,
l have the honor to he, Sc.
ROBT. WILLIAMS.
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Arrived, tti- john, capt. Elartn, Is dlys
from Jamaica-- Ba'laG--J4,nes PATTON.
BY the arrival or Il. John We have been ii.
vonred with Jamaica papers from the n to the
18th ult.
KINGSTON, April IL
Although Miranda has been obliged TO re-
nouncc his proiea Of emancps'ing his CO, :
trymen, yet it feems his ihort Wifi has excited
fpiri, there which is likely to produc. niue,
trouble To the Spanifh government. I.rttes.
from Barbadoes mention that IN iururret7lcn
iomented by Frenchman, had broken out in
the Caracas; the appearance of which be-
came 10 alarming, that the Spanih governor
tent to GaudlIoupe sor fupply of troops,
arms, ammunition, &c. with initrutiions that
they ihonld he landed at the mouth Of the, liver
Oronooko.- 1t is pofIible that this moy
ment might be ramihca;on of Mitanda's pr,
Ject and concerted to facilitate freih defcenS.
either on the part of that enterprifng Officer.
or fome other power. We heiieve there a.
tome French emigrlnts of condition. engaged il,
M'rands's enterPrie, of which the initigator OF
this ininrre0ion might politely be Ole.
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UpH0LSTERER u PHPE. EhICER'
From Ne5v Tork. oA'fbe mai, freef' "fa'Y 0''
beEte the old CITY Sa7s-n, laas ~ /F't.O'
ed n largs and IAberb D9rtf@..t.a "a, VARIETY
= = AHOGANY Furniture -w'h Ny,ndoyy
of Flock Hair and TOY " a'vl5cr a largs
Blinds, Ruhia Duck, &c. ,tsge. Tsgc,s Cords.
aiiortment Of Paper Hangings, "a & Of wb he ,,ill
Cori"ees, for Windows, &
fell 7e,y h-v. t,,yov
May 3
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NORFOLK, April OF.


At meeting OF the citizens of he Borough
OF Norfolk, at the Exchange Coffee Houfe, on
Saturday the 25Sh April, 1907. for the purpofe
OF eltablilhing regulations for the celebration of
the Second Cenirnery dnuiverfary Of the land
ing of our fore-fathers in James Town, on the
18Th May, 1907, Col. Thomas Nczyton in the
chair, Ibomat iatfbrzrS, Sec'ry.
RsjohUed. That iuhfrription he opened and
lodged in TIE hands of the frcretary, for the
purpofe'of afceriaining the number of citizens
VINO ihali b. diipoild to celebrate the fame, and
that the fa5fcr;Pton De Kept open till the h
May next.
Relofved, That III liam Nezyjlm. jun. he re-
queited to prepare an appropriate Grafton, to
&c delivered on the location, on fonc day Gu.
ring TIE ftftiyai.
Reiolved, Ihat Doctor Philip Bar,aud. Tin.
NezyiaU1, fen. Richard C.. 14reber, Setb FoGer,
fen. and 7beOdrriek 1d,msiRead, be a committee
10 correipond with the committees of other
places, and adopt fulh meaiures for the ceiebra-
ton ct the Jubilee as they may deem proper
Rcj6!Uea, nat the proceedings OF his meet
ing tie hsned by the Chairman and iecretary, and
b. pub!iihed in the Public Ledger and in the
Herald Of the borough.
THOMAS NEWTON, Chairman.
THOMAS MATHEWS, See'ry.
N. y. The Secretary has lodged iubfcriDtion
papers AZ the PJft Oifice, and the Book Store
OF Meiirs. Jordan'S. april 81.
1T q T'fffiRg Of tie eilisrws Of Peierl5wg, for
TIE pMpo,e Of making arrangements far the
celebration Of tie s!R May, fbe Jreond Gen.
trnary Hneizrrjary cfibr landing Of or fore
jafbs,5 ut Games To4un,
RGio|ved, i hat this meeting be adjourned
until siurday the 81 Of May, at Brewers ia
vern. at O'Clock, and that John Shore, John
MacRae, 7. b. Robertfon, John ID. Burl, b.
W. Leigh and JOHN Hi'Creery-br appointed
Il committee TO draft reioutiuns appropriate TO
the occaion. to he fubmi,ted to the meeting.
JOHN G. HESLOP, Chairman.
J. NICHOLAS, Jun. See'ry.
Petersburg, 9Th April, 1907.
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WASHINGTON. MAY Q.

Arrived in town, a fer days fnce. lieut.. Pc
ter, of the Artillery, ard lieut.. Spence, of the
Navy. Thefe gentlemen came paffcngers in
the New Guide, from New. Orleans fer Balt-
more, and were charged with dispatches, the
former for the fecretary of war, and the latter
for the fecretary OF the navy.
The New Guide, off Cape Hatteras, fpoke
the Commerce, from the Spanih Main, who,
few days Previouliy, had fallen in with the
Elephant, Britiih IA; by whom they were
informed that Buenos Ayres had been re-taken
by the Engliih. Wa,Gineton FEB.
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THE MIRANDA,
OR ANG,o-FEpEsAL EXPEDITION

The following ex:raSs were put into our
poffriii,n few DAYS ago being true copies
taken from me original letters of the author,
u his wife in this city, by respectable citi-
zen. TIE w,iier is a relative of Col. Smith,
and appears tn have heen employed by him in
the capacity of chief printer to the expedition.
How far or how inity the rerfous implicated.
blythe writer ought 10 be ceniured or held up
to public ndium by their fellow. civzens, we
will leave it to our readers to determine.
N. 4. Pubiic Adpsrtijcr.
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EXTRACTS.
CARrHAGENA, December 81, 1906.

al have written Eve Or OK letters TO you, in
So forming you Of ny wrc:chcd and a'moR in
I" fuppor able litua.;or, and G.all continue to
" embrace every opportunity 10 write, a!;ho'
ts the conveyance To the United States from
" this place is very difficult ard uncertain.
{" My ideas OF ACQUIRED wealth are forever blat-
{" ed. Fuaead OF honor aud profit, I have OBJ
" tanned chains, letters, and a loathiome dun
" yeon, fn much for Col. Smiths aiiiaance.
" Little did i .hfrect the infamous and diff.
I" graceful plan the expedition had in view.
&c at the time he proftrrd re his friendiI'ip
{" and advice. When G,sll fee yon or the
a boys, God only knows. We have f.nt on a
f" memorial to Conerefs, Eating orr grievances,
+" and exporting the wickctinefs of John Adams,
1" R::cl5 Kigg, JP1N;nu Smith, and others.
- Ten Of our unfortunate comrades were hang
=" Cd ana beheadsd 4. Porto Caveio; who
" were aGured by S and his afi"c'a,es,
" that tic undertaking was an honorable one,
+" and lirft7ed Iy TIE government cftbe United
" States. l feel for you aud The children's Gtu-
Is alton. i fear it is very unpleaiant, but re-
F" commend yourftlf to the care of that God
I" who knows my injuries, and hope he will
! Z" enable me to redreis them e'er long. could
P's write more but nv friend wsits-kis the
I" boys for me, tell them of their fathers htu-
Z" alton and his misfsrtupes."
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

rIRsr DAY--Toetcy Glib Cnp--YaLreI 80 Ginest
Mr.. Il. Wornley's S. +. Net,letop,by !
Spread Eagle,
Mr.. Wade Moibys Dr. F. Humning-}
bird, by alderman,
MIR. VIM. Johnilon's 3. C. by Alderman 8
Col. H. Burn!ey's S. T. CaRes. by Dare .
Devil,
MIR. E SHOCKS B. F. NOfegay, by I
Knowlley,
Mr.. Temples 3. C. by Americas,
SECOND DAY--Joetey GLIB ParE--5oo Dali.
Mr.. worm!ey'. B. H. Top-Callant, Is .
Col. Selion's d. F.by Knowiley, 2 9 8
Mr.. Balls S. IIorie, Sweet-Lips, 3
Mr.. Mofsy's S. Horle, Rattray, s
Mr.. Lyneh's G. C. : 5 S
THIRD DAY-P,sp,icto,'f PnJe-25o DoM.
Mr.. VIM. Balls B.. II
MIR, R. WOrniley's s. II. Stump the Dea-l
Ter,
Mr.. Wade Mofby's b. H. Monticello,
FOURTH pAY-RaaSy- Ca8-loo .oHi.
Mr.. Balls S. II. Horle, Sir Harry by3
Diomede,
MIR. R. wormIey's Black c. by Whip, 81
Mr.. w. Johnhen's B. II. by Alderman, . .
Col. Burnley's S. F. Caf1ett, by D. Devil, 4 drawn
Mr.. snocl.'s B. F. by Enowley, drawn.
Stump the Dealer and Monticello, came thro
nearly together, the former winning the fri heat
and neither being allowed Nar; again, in coafe :
quenee of foul riding-were both deemed diitaneed
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LONDON SHOES.

TVNIIF Crhfrr;L.r e. H. FL 4. - Tfr1e0I
tilt. CO. t,;I.ni 49, Gips and
Ties win ,r1 ,.,;,t,,, III, .,r - tuauufae-
ture.,.a corn,,, Tt. ogr -, a. enlemyn's
New. York Shoes -. !. BURRs, %"
S,,,, o,5 y,,, -, ~ "a yls- T'VfrH.
May s. oa"o"'
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4 Ii Pcrlons having claims agAipil tn. e1atr
L a French David, deed, are reqaeled 70 /
them iorward well authsnticated--and ,hofe
arc indebted to the elta;e, wiiI,nake payment
as poHi5e, as intend to clofe my adnniltra.i
lew mouths. IoHN Z. PRICE.
May S. 1a,v.
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faaion than myfelf: yet have never rrofeo NJ,
ted any of them. have left them 70 welter in
their own lies. But had there been law to
puniif, calumuy and lying by pensi,y, and the
money To he given to the poor, / would lave
doneit. Pu' as 10 damages. IS do no. believe
they have chara&tcr enough of their own to Gu
damage mine, could c.,i'u none.
THOMAS PAlNE.
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ITO / ICE.
/ FOREWARN al perGors from purchaing the
nnanfshs for two Hhd:. of Tobacco ihirped lrou,
Randolph's Ware Houle, North Milton, in March
lat. the above Iobaceois a: Ghockos Ware. Houfe.
marked
l. d. No. 8, 163, 1887,
lie, 1875, 1878.
ne above Tobacco was fold under an executisn,
b the Sheriff Of ALTERNATE county,
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Nays. 2,
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Richmond, Ia May, 1907.

~-,,,r - yar,nerfhip of John 81. lohn q Co
nc .c.y 4 flowed by mutual content DC ou-
4 III IA IN ,u,ure he carried Oh by John s. J9hn'
duly authorized to iet,lc the tranasl 9s OF the
~'s John ST. JOHN.
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NOTICE.

By s'tDt Iasdy DEEDS Of 1yaR exeeDfed TO he SuL-
lfriSv, by F'rriEg Cqycse, 70 Sswe tbr Payment Of
6sSt'' due 10 LiHe6s,ry Seragg, I3eni~mu Pa,ksr y
J0b" Laetlan3 u Co. .yiH be e,,Secd to Ials e. Pub
nc -fuk7i'" for ,eaty many, Ssfwday ID. 1915
day Urn. nest, at Cpg5., l4a9 Can't Rog[,
4 NEGRO Nan named Stcpney, good black
~ Smith. BERNARD SIMS, Sa,0'S' 9y.,S,.-
Cumberland, May 4. oaw,dc
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ALEXANDRIA. Nav 4.

Captain Coleman of the fhp United States,
arrived yefterday from Barbados, has politely
favored us with a newspaper Of the 18th of A
pr, from which we copy the following -
IGUeriijer.
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Last Ghenlng's Sail.
PHILADELPHIA. AnriI 90.
.@s-sNSso~=

The fhip Paf1enger, in IS days from Bordeaux
was coming up at New-York, when the mail
left there on Tuefday. She failed the 4.h of
April, and will doubtiefs add comfortably to
our ftock of foreign intelligence.
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Col. II. Barr.
NORFOLK. May 9.

Accounts are received by Respectable character
IN this place. that OF ThurfIay vefiel in ID days
IRON Barbados. had gore up the Bay, the Captain
OF which iated, that had arrived at that
Hand, of Al0af- piedo heng taken by the Brih, af-
ter ievere and bloody action, in which TIL Spani-
ards had 1900 men cut to pieces the Brith folders
being exaipera,ed at the conduct ofthe SPasiards
wards Ionic hngI'fh ProEers, whole ears, j, is !aid
the~cus ot, and otherwie much mu,ilated.
OF Martinco, the iaid fckooner was boarded from
Admiral Coehranes fqnadron, conliRing Of ore three-
decker, and four decsers, who were locking ou,
Tor the Rochort quadron, having had expreis from
England to the Admiral informing that it had failed,
and that it eoni;ised of three decker and five
two-deckers. H.raM
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The flip Herken,er, belonging to n. York, which
put in here few days ago in diltrefs, and lying at
GofPort, was. during the fquall yeAerday, nrrek BY
lightning, which ihivered her fore aud main MATS,
and forced its way under the bends. The only peron
on board at The tn,e was the cook, black { ~ IVY,
who ran immediately forward, and hailed britiih
veftl near, BY laconic4!ly crt!aimpg--" On your
eyes, what DO iire into Us Tor :" IL,
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IMPORTANT.
Extract of a Letter from Hugh c. Campbell.
Etq. Commander Of the United States Con-
fttuton, dated Syracuie, 18th Feb. 1907, to
Degin Pnrviance &. Co. of Leghora-receir-
ed here by brig Swift.
GO left Tunis the Goth ult. wher- colonel
LEAR is now waiting For me to take him 70
Aigiers: and an happy 10 iiform you .h7c
our affairs with that Regency are smicably and
honoursoIy sdju!sed, placing Us GA footing
with the mot favoursd nations"
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DELEGATES RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE
ENSUING GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.

Bnetirg5am-sDavid Pat,erfon, George Miller.
CumJs,ian.-John Hatcher, Blake B. Wooden.
GOoeLia"d-Wm R. Fleming, John Underwood
AmberR-David S. Garland Charles raaferro.
BItb-Au2rew Warwick, 'Rober, Given.
Bofe.swt-James Breckenridge, Andrew Lewis
g-lVMam-.John Hill, Philip Aylett.
HaijEls.--Joieph Sandfsrd, Mel: Spragin,.
. MIR MRurrgs.
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HENDERSON 81 CANNON.

Has Lte.y faian The Hour Of Mr.. AxDnR;ov, a mt
teisTO Be CAPITAL:
NJ HERE they Purr"fr carrying on the rAYLoR's
~ bulnels-and iia,ter t5en,fvives that they
viii Peaie ali hoie Who ial think proper to favor
them with their euom, the prices for work are as G
low '/ylE;J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-08

Capt. Chafc, from St. Jinceuts (arIived .r-...cT-
ORR informs, that the town Of Granada was burnt
or the 9th Of April.
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meafure corrohora'es the re1ort; yet !,
not appear to attract much attention in ei
our naval or military circles. although we AN
deritand that FIR Alexander Cochrase with III
tquadrop of IN, iine, goes 10 le. in coniequenS,
this evening. ~ -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-08

WASHINGTON CITY, May I.
Colonel BHy, arrived in this city on Saturday,