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Eor Sale OF Rent.

My LIND, ToBAcc0 .W.lRE-H0U.
-1yl SEES, and other buildings at Boyds-
Hole; at present in the occupancy Of Mr..
John w Timberlake. Possession may be had
the first of April. For further particulars APP
ply to Mr.. lillian r. Grymes, near the place.
Mr.. Jtilllan, W'edder6urn, of Alexandra, or
the subscriber.
w. Fitzhugh.
February 81. 9awH
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TO BE RENTED,
THE BRICK S7'ORH g COMPILING
HOUSE now occupied by Messrs. Ricketts,
Newton & Co.--ALso, the vacant STORE
adjoining. They are large and convenient and
will be rented lew. Apply to
y. II HoOE.
July 90. law
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s $50 o7e So

sfia's snbiss, was disposed Of, 4 no.
evA made 10 atiaurp, which was ne.
40, sk ouly rising.in favour Off.
y A:spsaa said sea:. .!ass ssssiou q PEI
siNm A J Willard was rsferfrdso q
N cpnmittee. and report raadc on
|y'aHeosamlt.er 81 IN referred 10 a con- !
sssAlhe whsle hopse, who did net get,
" H<moysd shs, this petision ard
Nuts should now be rsfewsd 20 8 SCI
aaniltee Agreed.
'annunisasic1 vssreseised sfom the
Mature of,ihe s,aie of New York,
sSies an. appropriation for che FORTH
y TIE city Of New York, accom- ]
Observation-Disclosures expressive or
'qalon that the commercial aud agris
aasa'eFests of snss state are equally
Wy les unprotected situation. Or !
se priased.
aaea, Tenn offered the following
sa saIsh was agreed To- and or:
- hsiprinsed.
'oi7ed- That ,hs .commis,ec on
Sads 10 inquire into the rx2rdi.
a,,os on md dsscribiag bysersa'p
= oonnass ,he sracs Of codntry TO
IA aodiaa tile has been exsinguish.
M limits Of Lauisianas AMI to
= 'ds settlements wishin The said
= aad ofshaviag the said tract Of
~. 80 Of into towaships and sec.
sssst the aevsraI laws bsreso-
sas surrey ing The public lands
s'st { S,asss. and also 10 esquire
NE sd'sncy ofgransing oae quartss
g every free male whiss per.
s's resides thereoD, or who will
ssass actually ip7rOvs = reside
/, ss noyed ihsl sbe bouseshouid
nniHes If the whole % ths
saiou.
ssas Wished this busine q nigh,
W I'LL Tomorrow. Gsnslsmer
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Alerah6rta pallp aD0rrttsfr.
q M NDAY, NoYEMBER 3.

n.y.
Extrdct d q lstter fran 4 gentleman late !.
l3resfaenfin China, .datsd Canon. April
~. &.
6 The affair between tho English COM.
|pany and the Chinese goyernment Is a.
sleng,h adjusted After many meetings,
schinchiunIngs, &c. &c the Chinese govstn-
mens ordsled UP, for trial. the 81 sailors :.
belonging 70 the Neptune, thar were on
liberty Whrn the sHTay happened. This or.
der WAS complied with on.he part ot the
company and abour The 2Ssh Of March the.
sailors arrived in Cauton, under the pro.
tEcsion Of . company Of marines. from the
Lion ahip Of war. AGef they had reached
+ Canon, TIE Msudarins iniimaed that they
snust be taken inside Of the cisy forexs1nsn
Eation. This was r. solusely oppose q, and,
l.it " AZ fnslly agreed thar The ttlaEshSuld 6s
held ID the conpany's old factory --she
lower part Of which was accordingly htted.
up 10 great style with yellow and crimson
silks, carpets. cushions, chairs, ssb:es, &c.
BE. the whole insended 10 represrnl Inc.
lEmperor's court. The business nov ap-
lpearsd favorable, bat was seon shaded by
another serious ocrrirsnee: The Man
DARN who was &c SIT ID avfn! jnd gmens re.
quired, that the Chief Of lAr company, the
,cap,ainof The Liun, and he eunnaudore OF
iikr company = ships, sheald not be permit.
| led 10 Sill IL, his presence during ihs Rial
r. This was not accrdsd to-, and some
threats were uttered on The part Ct The
British. Mandarin wss equally chs sinase,
land ths business assumed very. serious
ssprct. .As he " snasrin could not CO me
|sl,iusssf. or send one Of high order, he sen,
pnc who, WAS willing that The British should
sit At their ease ii good elbow etairs ..
Thus arranged, about the 6shinssant, the
Itr:at commenced, and Of So sailors, II
were selected as the mos. gully, and laid
|soysr for !" fKrfhsr pr0sfs' % the s,h, the
Il iwsfs again brought Up for Trial ADD 2
lswere acieeted a. .he guilty persons, who
were again laid over FOR further invss.iga.
Etian. Ga the 1i,h the TWO were again
brought forward. one of shem a3judged
gully, and ordered 10 be kept 10 possession
Iof the company until the pleasure OF the
tcmperot shall be known. The British
ships are cow loading, and viii sail 10 a.
! bon. fcr.aighs. What fase awaits the
sailor retained Is rucer.aip, but il is Proba.
}blc tia, the Mandarins wnu!d ra,hertouch
Ia few oteths security merchants dollars,
aud keep shctagair from the emperor, than
Fre,al;a,e+1he outragc against their country
mrn In this case, not less than one hun.
drce thousand dollars viii be necessary 10
Ibatch up the affair. M
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NORFOLK, Oct. So.

- ~
Yesterday sl,out Que osclosk1hs French
friRa,e lie Gybel2e, got under weigh fron
Crsny Island, with strong wind az W.S.W.
and proceed 10 sea. She was LEFT by 'she
pilot s, eisbs 'aioek last night about ssix
leagues 10 the Eastward Of Cape Henry, 90.
ing off unaer q press of ssil al. the rate: OF
al IL ais. Aboas an hour after learipg the
Cybstle, spoke plot who infsTmsd shat
.,hs British ships iseIs all at supses: aboHt
six leagues : 10 the s6n,hvard & easlwardsof
s the Cane. Tie wind shifted to North q
bout midnight, and has been blowing very
ssrorg ever s.nee, sothat there IS every
reason 10 believe the frigaso has-escapcd. 3
Thls furnishes US with an evidence at
The inpolicy ofdsprnding upon any other.
,hao our own means for deffhce,. Our go,
IL RIM en-, some time since calculated apon
,his friga,e al partsof The defence Of Nor.
sfolk. apd reduced another part OF the force
|shru employed 10 CONSEQUENCE. behold
she Is zone wi,hou. leave or notice, having
Etaken what We .uardto call French ieave.
sWe wish Monsieur q good passage 80
/ France,
I s Arrived schr Ann Ballard, Langdon ! days
rfrem Martinique left there on the 9th inst
brig Traveller. Hogan, of and to sail for New
York in five days; brig Fox, - ofand
TO sail,for New York on the 18th inst; brig
I Essex, to sail for New York on the 18th inst,
brig BIanchy, Craig Of and TO SAID fpr. Balti-sss
more the sth INST brig Paragon 10 sail for
/ New York IN a few days brig Bellona, Smith
iust arrived from Magadore; brig. Louisa,
arrlara. of and sail for a lexandria In II
days; sch'r Pilgrim, Bartlett Just arrived
FROM Plymouth brig Ern1inia. Ramsay sail
ed for Baltimore the s5th inst. brig Eliza,
shlitchells sailed for New York, on the 4sh inst
I.Sposc On the 18th inst brig Betsey, Boyaof
Baltimore, days out from the Capes I'D
Sin in lat, 81 long 3, go, brig Atlantic Of New
| York under Jury masts. Cape Henry bearing
81. w. distant 8 leagues was boarded by the
British fligate MilanaBd treated politely.
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: .rssy, &: sheald voss for shs

Issssy. y: Should vSSs f0r sAs
' ps s',s,, rose TO explain /; aud sid he
! s. 80 s,ste 40 .iosiDustions 10 the fis-
.eqs = - .ay members 81 this house be
NE IS -, 20 say, that beng strangsIs,
az p s,Id be ii ) loss 70 make ! choice
81 / I,sssr Characters % all shsss CON nit:
|i. 9. ,, J, on the amea dmeni was
y !, ,,lsa 81 PEAS sad psys- Yeas !. z -
va q ss ,,,ession ou the srendmens being
: -, 81. oyi Qiuas resolution whssh VESTS
~ 3 ' - &c 4, ID the speaker, was
81 So e xs.kous : divisior; and The iol.
l !;'; sssadiDs connisssss 'he'snpon sP..
~ " SSsset;sns: Messr.. Fiodley, Wilt
= IS: c.. Nj. Clay, Lambert, BIakes
\ 1 " i.g,irls Msssrs. Holmes Mootef
n c:] Nslsou. PAkn, Ssasss, ohssens
ss ~ sna,r rcs 81 Manu- aetuyss Mrssrs.
I "a. NJ sCssssy, Cuts, Dana, Mars
Thomas Porses.
vi .,us ard lllsans !: Sitssrs4 Campogil,
ks 81. Aston, Eppes, Smile, Tall.
E.as. Fisk, Mossg .sasefy Md.
~, Gsl b,,B5l,;;c L1ndS Messrs. Boyle, Nor
gtjsio i 6ioodwyn, Russell, DAsbysl
# uv;sa end unfinished Business: -
Man. Clap,on, N4o Kansseiaer, Darell.
M dseoants Messrs. Moore ct Md 3
Irdpsp, Minor. ..1ss
TSt house sheS adjourned,
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had oot yet had snffcisH. time 10 examine
the presidents standardization.
ne house agreed 10 go into commit.
tee ofsshe whsaes there being AZ for II ~
sgainst il. S
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BY THIS DAA Us MAIL.
&c pc cQnsinned:.l.
pHlLADELP HIA, October SO.

!
Yesterday arrived the ship Nspsune,
captain Jvffries 60 days from Petersburg.
On the Ash Of September be stopped q
Elsineur, and salIed from lhepce thu sah,
this placeshe stiil found in the handle 9th
Danes. who did duty al the castle though
they supposed should Copenhagen li.they
should be oblisedsto submit Also. Here
he Learnt tia. Gopenhsgsn ssill held out,
AID was deter mined 10 do So 10 the las.
cxyrr nifty. That The British had ope1ed
their batteries for tight or ten days previ-
Gus 10 their Being there. Thai they cannon.
AIDED but little. there was bur little firing
iaahe day, bnsthrough he ii ght they kept
.ppa continual bonbaId fnent, that they had
seser al tinr .sct.the town Of copcnhsgsn
an Are, which was as cfsrns exsinguished,
that he pghtbsfore he sailed, being char
of5ihc fourth, the British had. again srt
thestown on Gre which seemed 10 burn
farieusly. AZ long as captain was ia
ssghf. In the SQUAD he sa& above
geo sail Of ycsseis, viz, men Cfswar, 'Tans
ports aud vessels detained by the British
- He did DOT understand ,ha, lhs British
had mae anys attempt on Copekhsesu by
sea, ba, depsaded altogether Oh their land
troops One British sriga.e approaching ,oc
near 10 the Ctown Batteries was obliged
10 surrender 10 The lanes,
Captain JeGaes left Petersburg the lass
Ter end of August, while there he neither
heasd nor saw any. thing like war about
J 10 com q suce with Eog'and, as has hsen'
reported butshe british vessels OF which
there VAST ! gree. number Al Cfons
ssatIf, and he British merchants seeatd
10 be carrying, on their Business il evrfy'
respect 40 psacsably as formerly. The
Russians blams the English fer ieac.Gg
Isthe n into The wax, and thsy say they lost
ebose hundreS shausaas nssl .a 81 fpr'
10 purpose.
Yesterday arrived brig Ariel, from Bfls
soh- passenger on board brought z Bris
sol paper Of sks iash of Sept. containing
!. London articles 10 The 10Th, bu. is falling
|. into he hands Of the owners they were M
willing 20 obligs Us with it--how eyer, from
hss.y perusai of 90 board the brig, we
could nov fad that Il .consained any news
from The continent or copeahagen, latet
Than already given, or one arsicis OF im,
por.auce, unless the menlion Of an cxpedgtl
mon hstiug ousfrom England 70 take Pgss
ssssica of Madeira may be so.
-
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(. j. GdilOO clllGA lV1lli-DCdI LII OdiS.
DY virtue of decree of the Superior
I'D Court Of Chancery, holdenat the CAPT
tol in Richmond, October 2, 1907, will be
sold at Public Auction, en- the premises,
Ten acres and a half Of land
lying on the east side Of the Georgetown road,
about half mile from Alexandria court house,
either all together or divided into four lots OF
equal quantity as may suit the purchasers ::
a full square, containing RAJ
fher more than two acres, on the south side
of Duke strsotiand eastward Of the well and
white house belonging to the subscriber.
Part Of q square to the south.
ward Of the aforementioned, and wost of Cha's
Pages and Philip G. Marsteller's houses.
The. Spring Garden, about 4
scres, say two squares, and taking in the
streets will be near $ acres. y
The last three mentioned parcels will BE-
sold together or divided, as may be thought,
most convenient to buyers.
"A moiety of ten acres near Cameron Run
and the Colchester road, bought in company.
with Bird and Ricketts,.
a valuable Mali Seato Holmes's Run, az
boye tue new turnpike road and not far from
the trough hill, between four and fvemiles
from Alexandria.
The sa,eto commence on the 18th inst.
on the George Town road, and continue, #
the weather Is suitable, til the whole Is dis,
pesed.o of.
The terms Of sale win be made known be- {
fore or at the time Of sale
VIM. HARTSHOlRNE, Re,
ceiver Of the effects ofJ0HN SUI
TON, and JOHN VAUDEVILLE
under. the order Of the high Court Of
Chancery of Virginia.
18th month Sd ats q.
/ LANDING THIS DAY,
FROJa or BO.zRD TIE SCHOONER
ARP lay,
~ AND FOR SALE,
IS Ihds Is ticrces and l6 barrels Of first
quality Sugars
IS hogshsads and j. few tierces Of retailing
Molasscs.
apply to
Mordecai Miller.
October 81. d
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. ADANl LYhtM. !.
November 2,

Has greenvcd dJ the late arrivals fran Liveyr
!. feol, ard offers for Sac, rrery elegcjls az
4 sortaaeH Of Jewellery, Plated, Jafanaed q
Fancy Goods, Cutlery ana fiG;ne slaaz as.srs-e,
{Diz. fgss
4 Pearl and gold breaches, bracelets, rings,
ygoid broaetea, eas-ring5, seals, keys, chains,
plated castors, candlessicks, tea sets, shutters
and trays, jaaanned teasrays, in sets, urns,
casters and dressing cases, ladies' and gentle-
mems best morocco pocket books and purses,
bone alphabet DO, ], .etems, deg calls, ttiyorv,
tortoise shell and commen pocketcolnbs, lea 8
Their and tortoise shell snuff Loaes, reading
glasses, pl:ted spurs, whips, ba sgsa mon
boards, satin wood. and mahogany knife ca
ses and tea cadies, gold anu si!sSr epau,ets,
spangles and thread, ivory and other; table
and desart knives and forks and carvsrs, ra-
zors, penkniycs, scissors, cystcrkniyes, slio-
yels and tongs, green wire tenders. brass and
irons, toast cats, footmen, bellows, hearth
brushes, brass canelesticks, and q variety Of.
ether articles.
10 Gold and FLYER ware as uipaI,
and gold and silver ware manufactured to any
pattern.
p good Journeyman Silver-Smith ard
an Apprentice to the Silvsr-Smith bust ess
wanted. 81
November 9, go
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udiDapce and mHl.
|My fmli6rations,
frpsWs Of vessels,
losissoss,
a.liDs corps
'g Of iio0 ezra
'ssusu, boys, petty
s6ss,s. &c.
bnSsr fsr ~ sau.
lsa's,
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A critic under the ignature Gel 'Fiofofo
Intognito," centuries the fentence market with
inverted commas, comparing it with wha (ac-
cording to this writer, Mifano has fomewherc
(aid, VIZ " that in order to be happy, it was
necelTiry to feize the fpade, and betake one g
fe.f to the noun ain, " &c. This is an uufup>.
portable allegation; for Mifano in no place,
thtouShou: TIE work, anenis TO d propolition
Of hi. kind; rather, contrariwife, he fays "thsr
he was happy on the mountain, and in order
to be more happy he abandoned the lpadc
and forfook TIE mountain," See XIV. 8 IS,
and B. XIV $40.
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" tates him very nobly, who contributes
" to the happiness of others."*
10. Thou canst not be furnished with
better opportunity, said the count
BY this time they had reached the top
of the mountain, where Misano placed
seats for them, under an arbour which
resembled very neat dressing room.
There the long vine shoots, which hung
around, formed canopy; the grass, i'll
bright verdure, served as a carpet; and
the skirting was a pallisade, in which
the blushing and twining snail-howers
matted together in fragrant textures,
with the tendrils Of the bell-bind, creep
ing over head, framed tent curtain,
which kept out the sun, and skreened
the company from his sultry annoyance.
Here, upon sophas Of fresh and tender
guinea-grass, Misano received his no.
nourable guests.
II. They were enrapcured at what
they saw and heard, and thoughtit WON
derful, that Misano should have found,
in such an abode of solitude and want,
that happiness, which they, with much
solicitude, had been seeking all their
lives, in vain.
70. OF all that can be desired, in the
world, to live happily, said the count, 1
have had share yet never did pass
a single day perfectly pleased. l have
travelled from city to city, from king
dom to kingdom, from cline to cline,
in constant pursuit of the image of hap
piness, and have never been able to o.
vertake it. To me, it was like the sha-
dow, which, the faster we run after it,
the more it strives to slip away from us:
and had formed an opinion, that state
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THE HAPPY MAN;
Or the Art cf living, in any condition,
1Uith Lontent.
.4H Epic PoEAi, IN kip Books.
Book I.--&7-19.

z. The old man stopped; and the
count, with fresh ardour, assured his
sister that it beloved them to examine
this matter further, since there could not
possibly have happened an adventure
more suitable to them. Having noticed
the two strangers, that were on the way,
in search of him, Misano& (fOr this was
his name) immediately left his spade,
and descended to receive them, civilly
offering, for their accommodations what
ever his age and miserable condition
might afford.
8. Miserable condition! exclaimed So
phia, with surprise. How is it, then, that
thou appearest so cheerful and so con-
tented? Art not thou he wl,o, Just now,
was singing, that he possessed the foun-
tain of Joy within himself, and that he
had possessed it without knowing it ?
9. Thou art in the right, answered he.
The folly Of an old man, who has been
accustomed to keep company with stocks
and stones, led him into a blunder, as
soon as he found it necessary to address
persons with respect. l called my con-
dition miserable, because it is common
for others to do so: l see the error of
the expression, and correct it by saying,
that if in my happy state can serve
you, my Joy and felicity will be much
heightened; inasmuch as it greatly tends
to a mans comfort, to be capable of rem
dcring other people happy.t " To APP
"proach the Supreme Being by an ipita-
6 ton of Him who is the fountain and
g original source of all true felicity,
" makes US, in a certain manner, parti-
" cipators of the divine nature and, ac-
" cordlng to my understanding, he imi-
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Az affirmed name, for his proper name was
U adyRaW (the third) He was king Of Poland
two years, e between the eirn5 Of Mieces
lau, III his father, and of Ltfkus, bis couGn
A. d. 1909.
t Mill aldo diviAum habet homo, guam
beaetacere. -~Gygor.
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OR IGIWAL POE TRI.

~ N 4 u " II l. FOE II I.
LITERARY FABLES.
Translated from the Spanish Of
THOMAS De YRIARrE,
BY an Mha6itant Of Wheeling.
FABLE v.
The t7vo Parrots and the Nagbic.
From Saint Domingo once, dame
Took two pet-parrots home to Spain;
But 1t SO CHANGED (and may again)
Ahe tongues they spoke were not the
same.
One finely jabber'd Spanish, while
French only fill'd the others mouth
For they had liv'd, one north, one south,
And learnt the language of the isle.
IN balcony, it appears,
The lady now her parrots fx'd,
Where soon their French and Spanish,
Became babel to ones ears. Tmix'd,
For chattering oft, with little wit,
Each marr'd her native dialect;--
Yet did they not, perhaps, suspect
The French and Spanish paid for it.
The French bird stole, 1.-The story says
From time to time, word or two
The Spaniard pilfer'd not few
Nay It's asserted, many a phrase.
The mistress separated them,
When the French parrot, with tn alarm,
Resolv'd to remedy the harm,
And every Sba'liciem condemn.
Not so the other. Still she claim'd
That gibberish she had learnt by heart;
BY which it seems, in many a part,
The true Castilian tongue was maim'd.
She carried things to such extremes,
AS to bawl out for bease in French;
When learn'd magpie, from the bench,
Expressed his scom in horsc-laugh
- screams
But with calm and brazen brow,
The parrot said (Which, by the by,
Was doing honour to the Pie)
" am no PURIsT such as thou"
How anti, dors thc Moral strikei
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LITERARY FABLES.
Translated from the Spanish Of
THOMAS De YRIARrE,
By an Mha6itan,t Of Wheeling.
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{ 30 }

Of the circumstance, and to recommend
to the commanders of American vessels
not to sail without first being convinced
that hostilities have not commenced.
The present force under my COM
mand, are, the Constitution, brig Hor-
net, and schr. Enterprise, with which |
shall render every service in my power
to the United States.
have the honor to be, Sir,
Very respectfully,
HUGH G.. CAMPBELL,
VIM. kirkpatrick, Esq.
A true copy.
Malaga, Dec. so, 1906.
WIN. KIRKPATRICK.
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been waiting for some time-Burr then
offered him dollar, and observed, if
that would not do, he would give him
two-after he had been taken over, he
gave the Ferrvman fifty dollars not to
cross again that day, and it is said he
did not. Our informant says he receiv-
ed his information from Captain Sebre,
who is said to be a man of the strictest
veracitv.
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3 u Z R..
From NATCHEZ. Feb. II.


On Tuesday morning last, a negro
boy, the property of Doctor Cummins,
OF Bayau Pierre, came to the house of
Mr.. William Fairbanks, near the mouth
OF Coles creek, and inquired the road
to this city. He was riding the same
horse that Col. Burr rode from Wash
lngton, and was also wearing his surtout
coat. Mr.. /. Immediately stopped and
examined the boy, and nicely stitched
IN the cape Of the surtout, he found the
following note:
" 1t You are together, keep together,
and l viii Join you tomorrow night
In the mean time put ALL your arms in
perfect order. Ask the bearer no oues-
tons, but tell him all YOU NAV think I
wish to know. He does not know that
this is from me, nor where l am.
&C. L. & ID. F."
Besides the above note, the Boy had
pass, and an open letter, on private
business, directed to Mr.. DOUGLASS, of
Concordla. Mr.. Fairbanks thought it
necessary to secure him, and send him
TO the Governor, who immediately had
all Col. Burr's adherents who were in
the city, 60 III number, arrested and
kePtunder military Guard for o. hours.
Whenthcy were set At liberty. Al their
boats at the river were also seized, and
guard placed over them they were
examined next day by the Governor,
and no military stores fanny kind being
found, they were discharged.
From CINCINNATI, March o.
We've informed By gentleman on
Friday last, that Col, Burr, few DAYS
since, crossed at the mouth of Kentucky.
direct from Frankfort, on his way To-
Vincennes. The foryman, when first
requested to take him across, refused
until he hadta.cn over afamily who had