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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-01
To CAL joins HAMILTON. CogfuIJ for Tie State
Of Virginia..

To CoL JoHN HAMILTON, CoxlgI for tie SLATE
Of Virginia..
SrR,
" In anfwer 20 your letter Of this date, am
directed by the Committee to fay, that the fch'rs
hitherto employed as adyice-boats in the feryice
Of II B. MajeRy's fhips, cannot be permitted
to pats and repais as heretofore. The Commit
tee view the Object ofthe Refoutioos as intend.
ing to prevent fupplies of every kind being af-
forded to ,lIefe nps until the pleafure Of our
Government be known. The Committee can
f,e no o,hacc to- you or any ofyour family
communicating with the Officers of II. b. Ms
fhips in either Of the modes you mention, con-
fiieut that no attempt will be made to contra
vene the Reiolution iefdtting fupplies. The
boats you may engage ia this fervice will be
permitted TO pats without examination.
have the honor to- be,
With perfect refpett,
Your mott ohedient fervant,
Tg: MATHEWS, Chairman Of
the committee.
Norfolk, June &c, 1907.
Extras sfd letter ffon Hambf9s, Gafrd Jnae
20.
VIZ have late news from the Britfi men Of
war ~ the Pilots that were discharged ysftet-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-01
GRO: HOPE"

ut a meeting ef.ke Committee at re Eagle TIA.
1'e,u. o, Friday, June 90. 1907.
Preient-7bom4s MatbespJ, Daniel Bedirgeri
J. ". Murdingb, Luke UBeeler, HTiiian,
| NeSyfam, Tbeaas Nesvfon, TbemaJ B.a..-
cbard, TSeo ArmiGsad, N. Myers.
ke/ol1'ea nnanhuogly. as the opinion of this
Committee. thalthe Britih Officer who this
day brought difptches to Colonel Hamilton,
not having hoifteda flag before his approach to
our harbour, waj not afterwards entitled TO be
contidered as coming under the protection of
flag oftruce ard as fuch, he fhou!d not have
been discharged, but fhould have been held in
| cuttody until hepleafure of the government
was known.
Rslol1'ed unaninoui7y, that it is the opinion
OF tins committee, that any Britiih officer COM
lag to this place, Nnall be coniidered as pri-
Toner, until the decilion of the government be
known.
.RelofDed nnanim,yly, that the proceedings
OF this meeting be regularly puhlilhcd.
The Committee of Correspondence laid be-
fore the Committee, a letter from Mr.. Hope,
of Hampton, which was ordered to be publih-
ed.
Re/0f,ed, that Theoderiek Armiffead and
Thomas Newton, jun. be a Committee to al
certain the beft means Of eftablihipg Tele-
srapic Communication between the fea-Ihore
and This place.
MIR. James w. Murdaugh having informed
the committee thata number of young gentle
men had inftrueted him to offer their fe,vices
Tor the erection of batteries for the defence of
the towns of Norfolk and Portfmouth.
Rc/0fz'ea, that Mr.. Murdaugh be requeRed
to return them the thanks of this committee for
their patriotic offer, and fruits that the time is
not dftant when an opportunity will be offered
for the difplay of their zeal.
THOS. MATHEWS, Chairman
THEo. ARMIsTEAI- See'ry.
~ 7beJoAozcing letter, tie original of qvbieb
IS lodged in tie Colte9er'J Office, qvaJ handed us
for publication.
"To the Commander on board of the u. S.
Fngate Cheiapeake, in II. Roads.
On board bis B. M. hip Belloua,
Captain Douglas, June Is.
Werequeft that you will have The kind
nefs to take us out of this fhip, for we are very
much againit ferving the Britiih 1t is nation
we do not belong to, being all A,nerieau5-We
have no hopes of getting clear unlefs you be-
friend us. We have all American projections.
but they Will not look at them and moreo-
yer were all born and brought up in the United
States of America: and as we are now in the
waters OF our own country, hope its laws viii
protect US.
We were firft taken on board The Melam
pus, and thence ient board this ihip.
We are your humble fervants,
John Heldrdge, John Hayton,
VIM. Ralerts, James Tarell,
John Barns, Peter White,
Jeremiah Holmes, James Craig,
John Hsiisman, George Bans,
Stephen FIndell, Emery Griffin,
Conrad Smith, Charles Wilmington,
John Henry, William Mers."
Henry Leman,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-01
Tune 27.

The following letters have pa1ed between
the Committee aud the Briti@ Con/ul, which
arc pu5ilhed for the information of the public.
THEo. ARMIsTEAD, Sec'ry
Of tie Committee.
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General Officer and Commandant of a Keyf-.
ment in this State, To be communicated by him
n fach manner as he may approve, to thofe un-
der his command.
Signed on behalf Of the meeting,
SPENCER ROANE, Chairman.
Tee,
TRomAs KITcHIe, Sscyetary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-01

TIE .yoi.ssvins liter to TIE COMMITTEE If Correj-
Pan6e',eT hey .een reerived from GEO. uop {,
E/g. 81 Ea0foa, lated 26tb iga.
SIRs,
jutt now eceived yours with the enc,ofed
Revolutions of he Citixens of Norfolk, and i'm.
mediateiy COMMUNICATED them to Col. Wray,
and ported, tn make them as public as poiIible.
The inhabitantsof this place nnaoimouAy feel
indignant at the outrage committed on the
Chetapeake, ara are concerning meaiurcs to
prevent the LANDING OF any boats from the fhips,
which it is prohble they may attempt.
am, with reipeet,
GRO. HCPEn
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THURSDAY, Junc l8.

\ = - - ~ $3.50 N.Y. .
Afser the court was opened, the fol-
lowing opinian /. as delivered by the chief
justice, as 10 the propriety OF a witness
answering uaealions which nigh. csimi-
nate himself
sa,hes point oflaw the question now be
fore the court relates 10 he witness him.
sell. The attorney for the United States
Offers a paper ID cypher which he sup
poses,o have proceeded from person a.
gainss whom be has preferred an indic,-
nens for high treason, ard another for 8
,nisdemeanor. both of which are now be.
iorethe grand jury. aud produces a per-.
son said 10 De the secretary or clerk OF the
person accused, whois Supposed either TO
have copied this paper by his direc
lions or TO be able to prove 10 some other
manner that it has proceeded tom his au.
thority. To question demanding whe.
Their be understands this paper, tketwirness
has declined givinga an answer, saying that
the answer might criminase hImself and
his referred to the court TO decide whe-
tier the excuse he has offered be sufficient
TO prevent his answering to the question
which has, been propounded to him.
Ills settled maxim OF law that no man
is bound TO criminate himself This max.
ion forms one exception TO he general rule
which declares thar every person 10 com
pellabls TO bear testimony In a cour, Of jas
lice. For the witness who considers him.
self as being within this exception, IT Is al
lsdgEd that ne is, and from thc'nature OF
lhirgs mus, be the sole judge OF the ct,
feet Of his answer. Thar he is consequent
y att liberty 10 refuse to aoswer sny ques.
\ lion, if he will say upon his oath that his
answer TO that question might eliminate
himself
When this opinion was frs, suggested
The sonr, conceived the principle laid down
at The bar 80 be broad, aod therefore rs-
quired sha, authorities 10 support Of IL
might be adducrd. Authorities hays been
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MONTE VIDEo.
TIE ollozuins letter fsresents matter some M
fereSt -

TIE folloauing letter Presents matter Sonae IN
. teYest :.
6 The treasure is immense; some calcu-
late 80 millions sterling. Durirz the siege,
they loaded French frigate, and two gun
briggs, with dollars, which they cowardly set
fire to, OH the morning the town surrendered.
About 90 deserters from the British camp,
and three Americans, that had possession of
one of the Spanish batteries, and would not
surrender, are to be hanged, together with
the whole of the crew of the Jane Shore gui.
neaman, that,had mutinied, and killed their of
fcers.
6 The country is in a state of nature, with
out cultivation, but still produces luxuriantiy.
A bullock will cost about dollar, and a horse
about three or four trials. Wool, and hides,
tobacco, tea, and chocolate, in heaps, lay out
in the fields, perhaps walled about, in some
places, with cowhorns and bones. The city
contains about 10000 inhabitants, who are
very sw4rthy in the face. The women dress,
loosely, and seem little curious to SAGE at
ter strangers.
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e Theresa sSsat demand for clerks; ana
trade smen CAP easily make a fortune IN o
shcatime. lis ae,rora is arrived. Neither
the Garland NOR Macy, are yet arrived. | saw
IA dollars paid fora qairs ofcommon writing
paper, and IS. ] d. for glass to a watch
Another letters after abiding to- the despe4
rate attack on the town, says, 8 The climate
seems to agree very well With me and tho
the heat is very oppressive, the air has al! the
salubrity it is famed for"
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
ORpERED,
29lh JuNa, lS0z

ORDERED,
THAT the Superintendent Of Police Gauss
the nuisance on Peter Saerron's lot, contigu
Gus to Joseph sS.n;ti.'s 70 BIZ removed.
ORDEaE,D, That Cronoko-street be repair.
ed, between ST. As4pastreot and Fehfax-
street, in such, nlsnner as the Saperintendant
of Police" shall dee a most ADVISABLE. and that
the sum os thirty dollars be applied to that
purpose out Of tie local taXesfor the northern
district.
ORDERED, That tie, commissioner Of the
streets for the northern district, do cause q.
stone or brick bridge or t.unel to be bulk a.
cross QGeellsstreet, between Royal and Pitt
streets, Of not less width than s3.fcet, and CT.
sufficient size to convey the water of ; and
that any contract he may enter into for that
purpose be approved Ey committee consist )
ing Of Messrs. Smith, B1sKnisht and Powell;
and that three hundred anl4ifty dollars be ap~
propriated forthat purfo Sc out'cfthe fsads oe
the northern district.
ORDERED, That the street commissioners
for the southern, district, do cause to be filed
up the sumkea place IN Nikess.reet betweenl
or so regulate the street IS will remove the
existing nuisance and that the sane Of thirty
dc.nrs be,apprcpriated to that purpose out OF
the funds of the southern district.
CEDEREp, That no manure Shall be in fu-4
turc carried and deposited in Coiumbas,street,
between Queen-street and Oronoko-street.
ORDERED, Inat the street commissioner
for the northern district, cause the pumps
lately sunk to be painted.
ORDERED, That TIE further sum Of sixty
dollars be appropriated the repairs of Wa
te~-street.
Testes
JAMES NJ. M:REA, C. G..
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RSyt Of Alsaa'sd1,a.

ARRIVED,
Brig Mary, Hall, Bosson--sund,ies--
Lawxasoa 81 Fasole,
Geo.Washingsoa, sheldon. Ps'vsaxss
--xupdrirs,-atte 40astes'
Industry, Sewer, NeWbasyps:'--
plsister = N.ipaftiss q Co,
Sshr. Sally TraysIs, chsfI5s oa--snadries
--ths AiQster
eLEAasp,
ship Edward Prsbis, Ne~port. VI
bysSSames Pattos
Horizon, PITTS, Cork (ifeIanJj
81 James Paftss,
Brig Economy, smi h. Gro g.so"o,
~ The Mastss.
Isv.,er, Bor,ovda'~, Ba.b,doe.,
5y fumes Patfon
schr, Asn Mary, Jaso,re, .chodox,
By I'm Read
ra'agon, H4yass, leland Of cpba,
" Wuttes e CasA
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REMOVAL.

The Office of the alexandria.
Dasy Advertiser, is removed. to
Royal Street, a few doors south
OF King Street.
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5. !, ! sc liz THE coNTI1EE7 Z.


,trzs 6 oif THE CONTINENT.
,,,,,a;;o Ksaroy, ofshe ship Monticsllo.
s fayored the editor of The Mercantile
n's ss,r,iser with Dutch papers 70 the 7jh
a ! aisv from which the following transla.
g = have been made, aud are the ouly ar.
''', ~ e momers which the papers con
,';, Captain <. left 4 msssrdsm The fssh
If Mar.
49,. ,.tes, accounts from the Grand ar
'..,s to the Gath of April, at whtrh
inlss ), eensral aetion had taken place, but
W. ',,o1eDtly expected. Bo,iithe French
va p,ss;an armies have received immense
e. .laresmsn,s. The head quarters of the.
t r.sh were at Einkcnsiien, and those of
Russians :, Russians at Bartenssien. about forty
I ". wy . AL. miles distant but their advanced
nss were only Eve miles apart and had.
s,se fec skirmishss.
"' All IDEAS of peace had vanished. An ar,
.;.r. rom Vienna dated April 18sh states.
!, = apparent that the new campaign be-
..so ,he Russian aud French armies will
.ao,, be opeaed the negotiations for peace
king at an end. We remain nsu.
ual.
WARSAW, April 6. 4
A levy OF fifteen shousand men from
81, country has besen ordered 10 reinforce
the French army
MEMEL, April 10.
The continuation Of the war Is already
decided. Baron Hardenberg is appointed
minister Of foreign affairs.
PE1nRsBsac, April 4.
The emperor has ordered. levy Of
200, 900 asu from the militia, for imnsdi
ate service.
%.s@ CoNsTANTlNoFLEs March 2S-.
A part of The bsAsh Acct appears TO
have gone Up the Medsssrraoe an. They
have however left pips or ten ships before
Trnrios. Ehe Turkish aae, has returned
10 Cons,ansinop!e To dissmbark part OF
,As laod forces. andtc proceed from shence
10 the Black Sea. Ehe British feet has
,sksp posse ssion ofsthe island Of Cyprus.
The blockade Of the Dardsaelles has caus.
ed great scarcity of provisions here.
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e O S T..

Z Y i.
a BOUT 10 O'Clock Yesterday forenoon
Al by a, negro boy, somewhere between
the. store of Joseph Vaudeville, sen. and the
Jail Of this town One zsoensty dollar MITE, One
Ten do. and one Elye do.----Whoeve has
found and Will leave the same at the office of
tie Alerands1a Daily .4aveftiscr, will be libe-
rally rewarded
June %. DIT.
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agsgsacria DajEp annert!ser.

TUESDAY, JuNE IS:
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TRIAL OF col. AARON BURR.
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Fifty BS.iars Pezs.,3a.

RANAWA Az, en- tie lCtl instant, from
the subscriber, a 2'ialaift n7a7, asEavc, named
IS.iIC sometimes calls himself isacc llerk}
he IS uchTaecu5tcraed to horses and is IN
excellent Waggorer; aboat Feet 4cr inch
es- high, aged abGut IS, 4 very thin face,
: chews much tobacco, faisl CT ardent spirits,
and if he can procure It will certainly get
drunk, very ar..fal and ii,sinuet;ng, and is apt
20 smile when spoken to, and then shows his
teeth-he has driven MY Wagon several times
70 Baltimore, and is gery we'll acquainted in
Alexandria Wien he went eff !.c had on a
shirt and trolissrs of tiekienburgh, but rs he
has variety OF cloaths viii change them as
wei as his name, 70 aid linn in making his
escape. Perhaps he will endeayor to pass as
one of my fathers free negroes, and has pro-
cured forgedfrte pass for that pu-posc-he
both swears and gambles-hc is an excellent
GRADER, mower, and ploughman, and UNDER
stands every kind of work that is done upon
farm. AS it is not the first offence of this
kind that he has committed, on examining
his back i. will be fo%nd SCARED with whip.
/ will give TEN DOLLARS if taken in
the county in which | i've ;--TWENTY
DOLLARS iftaken out OF it /; and FIFTY
sDOLLARSiif out Of the state CT Virginia,
and secured in any goal SO | can get him e.
gain--all reasonable charges paid if he is
brought to me at this place.
George Carter.
Catlands, near 14eesburg, Va.2
9th July I3l] dot eotf
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Pabzle Sale Of LIS.

4 ~ y y :
n GREEABLE TO the VII Of ]E1r. JoHN
n WEsf, dcceased,y the subscriber viii,
on MONDAY, tie 24tn tisy.of August Itcxt,
expose to pnbiic sale, at the fycw 'rlrIlt.i4e
fate, near to Mr. Ricketts, lis afo;cty, or
One ElssiI Of . t,ract Of hand adjoining there
to, lying on Timber braaelf, known by tic
name Of q 'E.dRac.ss s a33lyi J,1,'''. which
land was devised by john ~ ess. Tn. iate uf
Cameron, 10 HIS tssossonsl Thor:iis efd5 John
West, to be equally divided between them
The land is natural fertile and ifu..! of ycrng
growth ca timber, which with ptcper care ;iid
abortion will soon becoase valuable. There
is some excellent springs 81 water upon il,
and elegant scstcs for Buildings --The land
vii! De laid off in lots from tivc 10 ten acres
2He Ieaas e SaIs'sny b.
One-thlrd payable ii cash,*t he he oti.c1. fv'c-
thirds in negotiable notes .eilhcrcf The bark,
in Alnzandria, witaa pproged s:lidorsers, at 50
and 60 days, W .is!l is as fer Dis tue credit can
be exter1ed, the laifd being scid for tie i'm
mediate payment cf-debSs.
Aplatof the lafEII IS now SUI. ed ard laid
off into lots, may be seen in the,coIcc house,
in the town Of 4ilcx3and-;a3 Or IN the hands
of
Charles Little,
@ Ex:e.tcf5- West.
July 81. d
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This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber, of Alexandna
4 county, in the district ofColumbia hath
obtained from the orphans courto 9. said coun-
ty letters of administration de bonis non, with
a copy of the viii annexed, npon the estate of
LEWIS WESTON, late of the county a.
foresaid, deceased: All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
TO exhibit them, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 2eth dav Of
January next, or they may by Ian be excluded
from all benefit to the said estate.-Giyen uh-
der my hand this 18th day Of July, 1907.
William Weston
.,.4daginistretor de bonis non.
July -. aay9w
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dat. Of Berg. On the same day
fas go; ;.s,y repaired 10 Bischoaserd der and 's
pls r,s slsund, where he reviewed Haus.
70 - Iivision of cuirassiers and general
Pow ashv,s division Outrageous II has
nmnsh pleased with their deporsment
Pc re :, GOOD condisen Of their horsrs.
THE ambassador Of the Porte oala ora. :.
manned Enia Vahid. was prsasns Cd. .
:. emperor on .he2sh BY prinse bsn o .
~ He remained an hour in his ma
ss 80 closet. lis said with certainty that
- ,mos ror told him, that himsslf and the
so,rir Slim were hence forward IS IA.
guy as the righs.and she icft hand -
I sl,h, good DsvsS of the success o. ismaa
I'D Wsiiachia had jassarrived. The Nus.
80 ;sos had been o5liged 10 raise the siege OF
In All and 10 evacaase WaHaehia.
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possibly feel, about the middle of Septem.
Der. Il the British government is de.sf-
mined TO sustain admiral Berkeley, orders
will be givento seize and capture cor've
sells wlthout exception if otherwise; they
will not be interrupted. Tbs English go.
verDnaem will perceive that warisiOeysla.
bic # i avows the principle Of searching
our nationsl ships, and act accordingly.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of the last will and tes-
il lament Of Lewis Weston deceased, will be
sold, on the premises, on the Goth day Of Au-
gust next, II tzyo- story frame d7velHng house,
fronting On Water street, between Prince and
Duke streets ALSO, a two story brick dsveA-
ing house adjoining the above. A credit Of
four, eight, and II months will be given for
the purchase money, and a mortgage required
on the premises for securing the punctual
payment thereby Farther particulars will be
made known ca the day of sale.
William Weston,
.fInunistrator dc 6onis non
July %. Laws
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NORFOLK, Iuly 81.

Yesterday fortnight the Chesapeake fri.
gate was towsd up into our hafbor, little
better than hulk; without mast or a
STROUD standing, TO day we have the sa
tisfaction to perceive her completely ready
for sea. Grea. credit is due TO connro.
dore Decatur sd his officers, .ior the aetl.
vitv which he and they have Used 10 pre-
pairing the ship for sea ia SO Short time, !
and under very uatavorable circumstances.
Scarcely day has passed without rain.
and some DAYS II has never ceased to faln;
we are confident thar with common share
of fair weather, she would have bsenrea
dy.for sea four days since.
We have nothing to inform Our distant
readers respecting the operations ofS'he
British ships ia the bay; a part ct them
occasionally go out and return again every
day. They have aot made any a'tsrpt 10
land, or:ak eu any steps respecting tbs hive
perscus detained. Gommoao1e SIR I hos.
Hardy. who now commands, behaves. as
far as we can learn, with great polit-ness
towards The vessels going out and coming
Ia. giving them 90 interruption.
ia to be regretted thar commodore
Hardy had no, commanded from the com
mencenornt Of this affair. We think be
wonld never have written snch aletser as
ina, OF commodore Douglas. which has
been productive of indignation scarcely
shor, of .ha.,produced by the original ops.
rage.
5 The REVENGE, government schooner, IS
now in Hampton Roads. and proceeds im-
rne!ia,ely 70 England with the commun''
cat;nn. from the executive to our minister
IN London, touching the affair OF the Ches-
apeakc. She may be expected to arrive IN
E:nplapd about the frs, OF September; be-
lore which the British government and PEG.
pie will not snly have received an account
of the transaction, but of the sentiments
which :. has e.eised ia the y. S. together
with the presidents proclamatlon. ihe
FIRST account Of this affair will probably
reach Enpland about the first of August,
b. two ships tina, left this place the 9th
and asth of June, By each OF which we
forwarded to cur correspondents our extra
shee, Of the a4sh of Juae. besides which
we know that ao unusual nunAber OF the
Ledger went by the same vessels The
nrocIama,ion went from here on the 9Th or
10Th of July, by two vessels for England.
The minds Of the government and Of she
British nation will therefore b. prepared
before the Revenge arrives; the effects
produced in England We shall discover aaa
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aleraaprta DajIp aanerttser.
FRIDAY, July 81.

On Sunday last, gsutl man arrived
inom the Mediterranean, with dispatches
forlhe secretaries estate aud navy. The,
coptenis of these dispatches have not yet
.ranspired. The gentleman who WIS the
bearer ot them brings we are told, the 10.
selligence, that the British are capturing,
iodiscriminately, al American vesssls il
the Mediterranean, and sending them into
Malta.
Wish. FRI y
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Wash, TED =
Ex.ract Of letter received at Augusta,

Extract OF a letter received at Augusta,
dated Athens, July $500.
8 President Meigs has returned from
North Carolina. The commissioners have
amlcably adjusted The boundary line be-
tweeo lh,s state and Forth Carolina. Col.
Hammond, from St. Louis, " s. 4. was
herr yesterday. ] an sorry 20 aeafI from
col. Fl. ,ha, lieutenant Pike aud company.
are killed blythe Astage Indians, near
the waters Of Red river, which they were
exploring; is understood TIA. they were
killed THROUGH the influence Of the Span.
iards.'
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FRESH FRUITS.

3ust 1eceiued and y0r SAFE 6y theSsubscrber, at
his STORE, sign Of tie Orange ire, Onion 81.
Sicily Lemons In boxes IN excellent
order
Capers in boxes or retail by the bottle
Superior quality sweet Oranges
Fresh Lines in barrels orretaH
Raisins in boxes
!. Tamarinds, &c.
ON. tlg.fNsD,
First quality Scgars ia boxes
Cayendisn Tobacco, very nice
And a general assortment OF Groceries, as
usual - y
4'. a. WlLLIs.
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