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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

J. !. ..o.eed 10 Falmouth, port at thai
mp = Irssward, he and his crew would assist
sll s ,o :, her thithcr, which ne eer'a,nly
an0 ss -. hound TO do, because It was the duty
'sss no' :os master to carry herinto port.
q INC - !, master is under no obligation to
lns NIT and he declined the assistance,
ssS he considered injurious 10 ms snip aho
un WIZ The prize master replied, that his or
- ..rs :, take her to Plymouth, and that
s !. could no, proceed to Falmouth 4 upon
' = the neutral master SAID that ne woula
~ .l hc able to get her safe into Piymoutn' ana
nv ss;o advised him to proceed p Famouth
again ~ .,.,..l master. hadi Sntion of
that DC VIZ u0 ~ - s :, ou, oe Fnglan if
,St made a prize of her, It mig
:, Falmouth as at Plymouth "
= .s.;; !. master told the neutral me
la;0at take the ship to Falmoati
a asqsord;nrly did. Undoubtedly tn
,ra,ic,ior at ell, as thrown out
,oIa, that if l choose lns -
,' secret WOW closed.
TO- a,s which come frOl quarter,
;ns charges OF concealed papers sna
essnpts to rescue, sc. and suppor'1u
r,sst ssilly sfidasits which those attorn
.Is;r slcyks. can transmit. | vail ann
sucb aiIidsyi:s; and ] shall! pronounce
was an unjustiGabie seizure, ana thar Tn
torsare liable to costs and damages.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04
Faxon, Metcalf, 81 Co.

Have reeeiDed he- schooner lane from Rosfs.,
and o0er.f for sale:
% bbls. New England Rum.
SO boxes Mould Candles,
so do. Dipt do.
100 half boxes Brown Soap,
10 barrels excellent Apples, and gene
raj assortment of Shoes which are now operts
ing.
Also, rom .Nesy- York,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04
8 BALTIMORE. December ST.

Bl1L IL MOKE, December 81,
Arrived, schooner Belle, Hudgin, from
Martinique, via 'Tortola.
Left Msr,ioieue 9Th December. schr.
Sasap, White, baltimore, to sail 10 ten
dsyst Carlton, Johosou, do. fnrepic,
LUcolo, fromrP hlisdelphia, for 1eneriffe.
dsssS sao~s q sa aFi Iai6 a aiSsn Sal.
Oaihe 9Th, oG Saba, was captured by the
Cvss British fr;ga,e, carried into Ior,ola,
and detained 2 days. Left niae sail of
Americans dessiasd, and ncmber of
Dsnss capture Esd broughs in.
Also, Swedish schooner TINA. Bette,
rs days from Cape Francois.
Also. sceooner Rainbow w Fats. So days
ifomSts Jsgo. Left there schooner --.
White tor baltimore.
al'o, schooner Rapid. Gold, "a DAYS
from, LrVeraCsuz. Gene iu,o the Canes
90 Tuesday last. Passed 10 the Bay. ).
o'ss from Barcelona a schooner from
New York and several northern schooner.
ooandup. Saw .hree skips Of war or the
ssapss shsn they came 10. The eun boats
afabsen ordered out from Norfolk 60 10.
SNsps ouswardbound vessels.
NORFOLK, December aa.
J.. nc British friga,eS a,ira. capt. Brom,
=. ss'as 90 board his sxcrllsney {. II.
H.. ,envov extraordinary trom Great
,a ssa'o'o o The II S. arrived 10 Hampton
Wsuolcrs,aodirom ve.v :, ,r.,,.h,. 49,.
'y mlt orders have been rreeatly ;.sn
of ~ - :, naval commanders IN the service
cdo,o. = sedirecsing that they arc to dis
m,nas rom usder their respective com,
b. -. az foreign sesmea, ~hich they shall
sa''asd areaeser.ers from apv fore;sn
N ,h his.re presume, 10 consequence
m. mese orders, sha.two m.u have been
.s .sIa'esd from The Ckesare AXE within 5
hhs a ls past one q BRUSH seaman and
: osner the Ereoch seam,a vho !. :.
linz. u'Af'y noticed BY Us 4 shor, time
Wsas happy to perceive ia, or !,
m U y
a.. 'o' sepsibleiha, the emoloymrn,
"a a,,so from foreign service ia wrong.
~; OeSn this order caouo, remedy ,br
49,. winch has happened, il may he
Preventing further mischief
Awf 'us The present order doe. moi an
scer . VIC delivery Of the seam.n 10 The
.ooSs nan'l'cg them, 10 howsvef ro..
An.,;s ssn a. relates 10 the coudnes Of -.
En.,, :. ofsser. The deliver of de- A.
,a,, !. me natisu they bsIon. ), - - !.
p.aor;'S special negotiation o. leaisl,,,vs
e,h Of "a tbs state i, would be - ~.
", positive penal statue. : : '''
MAD t ha 70 assert ,bs, if lieu,. Sin.
s.rer. S sra aushorised 10 r,isehs,o. ne
b. ,ha, a ,sm the Halifax British .laor - !
he y., wi country would no, b.v. h..a
Placed s''''csl sisuationin ~hith she
lLeGper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04
JOHN HAYRE,

J0E1N 111A1.1NA,
Taylor Is Habx-Maker, from London,
n ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabit
IN ants Of this town and the public in gem
eral, that he has just commenced the above
business in Prince-street, next door to the
post-omce, where he solicits the patronage Of
generous public.
Jan. 4. St.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04
aleranbrta IaiIp aoberti
ONDAY, JANUARY 4.

taving been under the
Of employing another
Q carry this PAPER in part
Town the Editor will
lch as are neglected, to
formation at the Office,
he procedure may be cor
!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

ence got a vessel, went
the remainder of the ca
A List OF
REMAINING IN I
.ALEXANI
Dec. SIS
A
Lucy Addison,
Richard ARIEL,
Anthony Addison,aa
John Addison,
Mary B. Addison,
B.
John Bowen,
VIM, Bowling,
Benjamin Bell,
Ann Bowling,
James Bishop,
Seth Burke, I
James Brandon,
Ann Bayne,
Elisa Bailey,'2
hvi1liam Baden
Abner Bahler.
G..
James Carter,
VIM S. Colquhoun,
Beale Clements.
Overton Carr,
John Conway,
Sarah Coffin,
VIM. Garlic,
Samuel Craig,
John B. Cutting,
Jacob Curtis,
George Cozzens,
John w. Csstin,
George S. Coleman,
The Commandant OF
the eoth regiment.
Thomas B. Danel,
Edward Duling,
Daniel Dulany, jun.
Mr.. Dunbar,
Jonathan Denly,
John Dunlap.
E..
John C. Ehlers,
Robert Elyidge,'2.
f.
John Foster,-2,
Gregory Fostlick,
Nancy Fletcher,
Mary Fox,
James rOSteT,
James Finick,
John Frost,
C.
. James Greens
Mr.. Gillics,
Daniel Grant,
Burgis Garner,
Henry Gunnell.
Mary Grinnclds,
Bernard Ghequiere,
Hugh Green,
H.
Susannah Hambleton,
Mary Hesselius,
John or Samuel Har.
,riss,
Thomas Hall,
Elisha j. Hall,
lane Hunter.
Ann G. Hunter,
Capt. Gilbert How
land,
James Eutchin,
John Andre House
man.
i.
Joseph D Tough,
Ann Jacks, 2
John Jones.
John G, Johnston,
Geo. w.
January 8.
- -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

Twenty Dollars Remand.
rELOPED from the town of Alexandra, on
Christmas day, s.
Il Negro Man-named Ben,
Belonging to Mrs. Fendall;
a GED about 2 years, tall, straight and
IA spare in his form, with hollow eyes,
short nose, head long and projecting behind,
full high forehead, small scar on one OF his
legs, supposed the left leg he IS somewhat
tinid, answers quickly when spoken to and
sometimes stammers little, by trade gar
dener, but he has been lately employed in
Mr.. Moore's sugar refinery lin Alexandria,
and it is probable can read and write. Had on
and took with him variety of clothing, which
as well as his name, he will probably change.
1t is supposed he has taken the road to Balti-
more. Ten Dollars will be given, if he 10
taken up in this neighborhood, or the above
reward, if more than twenty miles from A.
lexandria.
Edmund I. Lee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

ent up and brought down
, cargo ead crew."
of Letters,
V THE P0S1.0EEICL:
Ca.
Slst, 1907.
Capt John '5eneks,
Hannah Jarrgt,
Miss Jarber,
K
John Kemp,
VIM. Kenner,
John Keighler',
John Keene.
L
Col Tobias Lear,
Mrs ] Latham,
Prince Lowell,
~Ritche Leonard,
VIM Linton, q
S ]. Lewis,
Alfred B Lee.
VIM Lowry, * Co,
VIM Lane sen.
John Lainett,
NJ,
n, Colin 'M'Iver,
VIM Mundry,
James S Morsell,
Mr.. M'Danel,
Lewis Morris, jun.
Susannah Martin, 2
George Mason,
Agnes Mclean,
N
Benjamin
7, James Otway,
OF p
t. VIM Portlock,::a
..Rebecca Potter,
Thomas PEBBLES,
David Peters,
Capt Arthur M fot-
ter,
John H Peyton,
Robert Purvines,
r.
John G. Richter,
Richard Radcliffe,
Alpheus. Robinson,
Capt Roab,
James NJ. Robinson,
Elisha Riggs, . d
Mary Ann Ramsay,
Andrew Stall,tA
Eliza Schnebly.
David Sanders,
VIM Stoops,
David w. Sackrider,
George F. Strass,
Caroline Sutton,
Moses Smith,
Capt. VIM. Silver,
!, Barbara Shreeye,
Thomas Shipley,
John C.. Scott,
n, Il
Joseph Thorn,
r Mrs. Tucker,
Daniel Taylor,
"
Henry Veazie,
Robert Vincent,
Thompson Violet.
v w.
John S. Williams
Charles Winston
D..
?. Eliza Williams
John West n
Joseph WISE
Thomas Williamson
John Willctt
Philip Wanton, 8
'. Craik. pan.
& e@f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

Dill has passed both houses Of the &c.
assembly of Virgioia, suspending the
zion Of the act OF the las. session for
shlpg the public guard, until the aosh
of Janeary. 1908. tits supposed that
yrous TO that time, another law will be
ssed for further continuing the guard on
IS present footing. or establishing another
on a new organisation, to make it more
1seiul 10 the public.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-04

governor OF the COmmOpWcaln Of VHSi.
MIA, for the presen, year.
We are informed, says the New York
Commercial Advertiser, that the Corpora
,ioo, considering The season Of the year,
and the effect of the embargo 10 depriving
she cartmen, mechanics and laborers 1.-THE
physical strength of the ciiy) OF a great
part ct their business. contemplate employ
jnc s.ash -Eannaed. IN giving the
ground and vacant lots contiguous 10 the
city, smooth aud uniform surface like
the battery. To purchase the trees inWil-
l'amson's ~ sery (Which must be all taken
up before May neg and planting avenues
in all the regulated, s,ree,s and along the
public roadslas far as the Harlaem line,
sc. &c. Undertakings OF this nature, a,
time aud season like the present, are sru-
ly meritoious, and will 90 doubt be ,prac.
'ised in o,her parts of the union, from the
same wise and. generous principles. !.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24
THE SPIRIT OF 177c
ARTICLES or .4SSocL1T
or THE

HicHWoNT M6NUPhcTURTHc coMPhvr
OF VIRGINIA.
WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. do bereh,,
agree to form company, or limited nsrt.
nersnip, and do also hereby associate and
agree with each other, To conduct business
W the manner herein after specified and
dcSrtibed, by and under the name and
sue g the RICHMOND MANrFAcTuR1Nc
NoMPhNY OF VIRGINIA, and we do fur.
'het "ereby mutually covenant aud agree
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24

If we are toiudge from the disposition al
ready exhibited IN different parts of the u.
nited States, for availing ourselvec Of the
internal resources Of our own territory, by
establishing Of manufactures, and which we
have no doubt will immediate manifest
itself generally, the evil which Great Bril-
tain intends us, will recoil upon herself were
she longer 10 crisf--that evil will be to her
selt-.hat evil will be to US a good. 1t is
calling to life and into action, fresh spirits
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24
Dtrnlnta N3Gr9llS.
RIG II M o N D:
FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1903.

TIL ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN
lNHFPEEDENCE IS close at hand yet
no Preparations appear to have betn made
in RiChm-nd for its eel bra;icn. We do
not believe this apparent apathy 10 spring
from anv want of patriotism among the IN
habitants; but we merely give the hint to
ava ken their attention to the subject.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24

In SurTy county, numerous association
Of tho citizens has been formed, for the
purpose Of encouraging Dome8ric Manu.
Iacfures. The members of the Society are
Tor the most part already clad in homespun
A committee is at present engaged in Oh
tanning information az tO the properties
and expense Of labor saving machi-
merry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24

The president and each director, before
ne enters upon the duties Of his Office, shall
take the following oath or affirmation, as the
case may BEL do solemnly swear or affirm,
hat ] will impartially, faithfully, diligent-
y and honestly, execute the duties of
cOuiormaby to the constitution, or
rticles Of association of the same and the
rusts reposed in me to the best of my skill
and Judgment. The clerks, book~keepcr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24

DIED In the City of Williamsburg, on
The 12,h inst. in the 9th year of his age,
the vererated aud much esteemed ID ctsr
JOHN M. GAIT, who for a period Of forty
years, bad practised phys.ck in that place
and IN the surrounding country, with = re-
puta ion and success OF very uncommon dis
tnct'on. TIL useful tenor of this good,
and with truth It may be said, This great
man's life IF long series Of virtuous and
benignani acts Constitutes grea5ness) has
been marked with strong and impressive
characters.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-24

Immediately on the Dissolution Of this
Association, effectual measures shall be ta-
ken by the President and Directors then
existing for closing all the concerns Of the
Company and for dividing the Capital and
profits which may remain, among thc stock
holders, in proportion to their respective
interests.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-27
FROM THE u. S. GAZETTE.
SYMPTOMS or oPPUGNaTIoM. s

AcAsE occurred 90 Monday the court
Of Quarter sessions, which excifed some
musemens. and considerable Satisfaction.
Italy, aud Switzerland, and Holland, aud
Portugal, and Spain, have all, al fallen
before the power Of Napoleon, aud It 10
now GU, surn 10 present rich repast TO he
msw Of this devonrer of empires The.
blow which was aimed, has been arrested
by,he soiri, aad the nerve of an American
isry. B,uapar,e has now az occasion for.
n,shed 10 him. which should afford him Sc.
rious reflection; and it his reasoning be
cool aud cofrec,, be will 6nd that Amer.
"a Is not 20 be subdned. while such feelings
aud sensiment >, as the discussion OF M on-
day produced, glow 10 the bosoms OF our
couotrymen.
10 the fall Of the year 1906, q Swedish
schooner with cargo OF considerable va.
lue, both owned by a Swedish subject, and
nnder the care OF Mr. John Naglee, an
American supercargo, sailed from this
nor, for the isle of Cuba. Ia the voyage
she was captured by the privasser Dolphin,
comrn aided by captain Erouvard. This
;s the man whose vessel, which lately ems
tered the port Of philadelphia, and under
the presence OF wanting provisions and re-
pairs for long cruize, was furnished by
cur rovernuens with those articles which
The embaEgo laws prevent our own citizens
from carrying to each other
When captain Bfonvard captured the
,ehoouer, The usual scenes of courage aud
a,rsci,y were committed, Which IN this age
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-27
e. Freh Fruit,

Fresh LINES and ORANGES jus, ~
ceiyed and for sale by the barrel or re''"''
ALSO,
Nice PIcKLED OYSTERS, by TIC $
Ion or smaller quantity. r.
Donini Bearcraff,
Upper end FairfS-s'rse+''
June ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-27
Fran the Republican Crisis.

9 The moral world has ever been cursed with
swindlers, 2ick-pockets, and assassins. To
watch, detect, and punish them, good men
have been obliged tosubmis to personal in
conyeniences and to heavy expenditures To
protect their hard-earned property from these
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07
NORFOLK. Jan. 1.

1t was not our intention to have noticed a
circumstance of some embarrassment IL re-
gard to M. Rose, the British Envoy, but as
We find impressions have been made, which
in the present moment excite unnecessary a.
larm, We deem it our duty 20 state what has
occurred, as far as we arc informed.
On the arrival Of the Statira, the British
Consul addressed letters TO the Collector Of
this Port the naval and civil authorities, IN
forming them Of the arrival Of this ship, and
that Mr. Rose, the Envoy extraordinary from
Great Britain was on board, desiring to know
If this ship would be received in the u. S.
with thc same hospitality, that the ships Of
any other nation in afnity with the u. States
would be received. Our readers viii recol-
lect that altho' the act Of Congress and the
Presidents proclamation contain provisions
in favor Of British ships Of war coming with
i'll, distress, &c. they arc never
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07

Bythe sshr I.oysl,y, c5St PoweS, arrived ~
Boston, letters are receiyee fscw iIt.:i:x 10 the
.vth, anS. p,assrs toti,c 3,hISi.trpt
n H>!srAS, ice. s.
On Tuesday last, the Legislature Of this ,rtS,se.
assembled. The iollcwl:a is si eNtrac, ifosi,s'ir
speech ofts eNcellcncy thclLt Governor, deliver
ed by commission:
/" Differences having inf ,tunateiy arisen he
tween his mnjesiy's government, and uiat of tho
United States of America. sI,eatenmg an inter
ruption to the peace and amitv snbsSting nstweeY
them 81 deemed it necessary for his majesty's
service, and being requested thereto, by the com
mander in chief of his maiesty's farccs here, as j
measure OF prec.uton, and to assist the garrison
m repairing and strengthening the Notifications
III this place, to order proportion OF the militia
to be called into actual service and have the
greatest reason to be satisfied with the zel and
lscrity with which the order has been obeyed. AS
ii may be requisite to continue them IN service
should war be declared, or until an accommodate
on of the differences shall take place, recon-
mend to the assembly to grant of money
sufficient 20 enable me TO provide the men on duty
with such warm cloathing, as may be p oper L.
reader them comfortable during the severity {:
winter, aio to BE- expended wholly, or i, pSrt, IS
CirCums tancGS may require"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07
BALTIMORE. Dec a.

We learn from Annapolis, that Mi. Spencer, a
delegate from Queen Ann's county, OH fuesd. y
insi, cbtNmed leave TO bring in bill, Sc To pre-
vent for limited time the s,te ef i.,1ls or tenc-
ments goods OF cil;tteis, on wits of execution,
and Tor other purposes therein menti0ned.N We
understand the object OF this bill IS 20 prohib :,
during the existence of the present embargo,
sales of Ill real and personal properly Dy eXeci'-
ton; and tbcrebyto prevent general s2cr.iae
o. property, 10 mOncd capital, and nctiIious spe-
culation.
We are also informed, that The petition of s;;n
dry citizens praying fox certain alterations in tie
CITY cHAHrER was made the order Of the day
for Thursday (ths tlay.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07
DOMESTIC.
NEW.YORK. Dec. %.

A few days before capt. Meagher left Antigua,
affect Of British ships. of war passed Antigua for
st. croiy 9; St, Thomas, which places he suppo-
ses arc taken.
On Friday morning at O'Clock, the Editors of
the New-York Gazette, received by express, the
Act Of Congress, laying an embargo The SEN
sation produced BY this extraordinary measure, is
much more easily imagined dian described BY
O'Clock, before the mail arrived ourhand bills,
containing the embargo, was 10 circulation and
by 10 .oclock, 1900 copies were delivered from
tIic office.
About ten O'Clock, tic Revenue Gutter and
other boats were dispatched by the collector after
vessels chat lad hurried Oh in The morning. The
confusion was great indeed but most oftbc YES.
sells made their cscapc--SO1ue OF them proceed
I'll 20 sea after beng noticed Of the embargo
None ofthe ycases which attempted to 80 hy way
of Hell Gate, succcedcd--they were stopped by
the Gtin-boats az the Nayy-vard.
Ourpor. now, is moi only Enibngoed but Bee
d4ei--ior there arc Gun-boats stationed at the
hook, across the narows, audupposite the Navy
yard
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07

tae!ssS s9bicc;ei - 6.ne cther.e ,..iaticnsyk
~ su.sl;iies, STAY, aaliatcT fsr.c. u, these
lSttcr liJ:i... c>9,~I:.tios. We ,,scSusne, w..s
ieluired. ihcisiostcctoi. waose prosi,lce it
IS, answered a,at every attention in his pow
e., ccpstssa,.. With his slu.y, should be sIicw-
cd To this snip, at the same time that lie
vas not authorized to make any exceptions
to the Statirai particularly. MIR. Rose has
been, we believe, perfectly satisfied with the
polirepcss of the Collector and the other GEN
slemen applied to, at the same time for rea-
SINS that we are not acquainted with, has
thought proper to remain ON board until adj
vices are received from Washington. This
affair which has an unpleasant aspect, will
be attendedwith no other public 'inconvcni-
encc than what NAV arise from the delay to
TO the Minister at this juncturc. 1t is pre-
sumed that every difficulty will be removed,
and we have no doubt that the omission of
the government has been accidental The
Statira was expected at Annapolis, where it
is probable the necessary orders are lodged.
Ledger.
OnSNedacsddy last a'Rritish ship of war,
anchored in The Bay, which we are sorry for,
end auss confess that such a step is highly
improper at this moment There can be no
pIicct in yicwnow, the French ships having
departed, we therefore feel, in common with
everyc>merican, this act, as an insult upon
the government os oar country as the ship is
not statcdt 20 be in distress...I6id.
u Atter orr paper went to press, and
part of the Impression was worked off, we
we're infor!ped that the British ship in the
Bav was the Tsiumhh, Sir Thomas HARDY,
&ni that she went to sea again yesterday,
havii 3 called. IS we are further ilforned,
ior dispatches b. the fitatira......I6id.
The Georgia Legislature passed the following
resolutions on me 9th instant:
{: ResoIVsat That George l.ay, Alexander
M'Rea and VIM Writ, i IS. OF IL, State o.
Virgieia ard late Council on he p~. Of thc Uni
ted Ststcs in the gre1tcausc q tae people against
Aaron Burr and Others, are eatileci to the aI,pro
hatiol and respectful gratitude oi;l,ejr fellow c-
tzens, fo- their zeaioUs and intci PERT endcayoys
20 conyict the accused, and to submit them TO the
sentence af;he law, ag,linst which they were sup
posed 10 have offended.
" Eera va, That the thanks Of the Legislature
be gi'-cn 10 General Wilkinson, for hiss patriotic
cNertons in bringing uIe ssid Aaron Burr "a trial
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07
December 30.

Capt Lumsden, Of the brig Olive. Branch, pas
sed st. Thomas on tic I'd December, and informs
Us, tf.st il closely blockeded BY the British.
cutter arrived at this port Yesterday from
Bc.nuds, will dispatches Tor Colonel barely
tic British consul.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07
December 81

The British, packet, which had been detained
ct trc Marrow since Tuesday by 4 cain and head
winds, got under way and stood 20 sea yesterday
1icre. de.
E%fract # n letter .freot London. dascd Nov TO-
Cuba, Martinique aud Guadaloupe, viii be,
II IL believed, dsctJed IN state Of blockade in
few DAYS We also expect to sec further restfie-
tons on neutral trade to the continent"
The following is correct list Of the shipping
at present IN the port Of Philadelphia from &C
tual enumeration
ships 5s--4brigs 42--schooners 44--top-sail
sloops iO-4otal 1856
The above lst does not inciade those vessels
,5ctwcen Unrty and twenty sail) which had olesr-
ed out previous TO the embargo, and have since
been d. tanned IN tho river.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-12
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,


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