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tfAmong the documents accompany
liig the confidential message of the pre
sident of Wednesday last, was a letter
from Champagny to Gen. Armstrong,
which should the people ot.this country
be ever favoured with a knowledge of its
contents, will excite at once their asto
nishment and indignation. He there
declares, that both the duty and interest
of this country require, that we should
join 1* ranee and her allies, or rather sub
ject nations, in the system which they
have adopted against Great-Britain—
that if we do adopt this coarse of con
duct, the property seized under the de
cree oi Milan will be restored : but that,
it, blind to interest and duty, the- gov
ernment refused to unite in this policy,
the decree will he rigorously enforced,
and the property already seized, con
demned. This we state as a fact.” '
On the 1st of April another confident
tial message was sent to Congress.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Port-Office at Wheeling, Va.
on the ift of April 1808—^hich, if not taken
out in three month*, will be returned to the
General Port Office as dead Letters.
A -George Amberfon, fu'y Ann Andromer.
▼ ^ Bcuch, E?q. 3; Robert B >unda*
Jacob Buskitt
Mofes Cbapline, Efq. William Craig, fen.
John Caldwell, Thom.s Campbell, Dennis
v-arteti, 4 ; Jam-s Caldwell, Elilha Chapman,
Her ry Clark, M. Caw, J imes Caven.
Abner Daliy, Patt Dolan, Jacob Dofinbargor,
Jortiua Divio, Nancy Davis
P Abraham Engjo, John Ewing
I' Margaret Foulkc, Phebe Finner,Thomas
Few er, Jameb Fleming.
G—John G »frey, Jnfeph Gibbons.
H — Wiliiam Htathoin, Henry Harp. John
Himbleton, John Hall, La arus Harris,Efq
George Henry
J—Morgan Jones, Elifabeth It win, 3.
K—Mathew Kerr, ,Tohn Kelley, Theron Kel
lopg, Capt Thomao Kuwx, Dewald Knffcr.
L—Jofeph Lmabary John Lea
M Richard M'Clure, fen John Marlow,
William M Connel, 3 j Jame* and Thomat
Martin, John Morrow, Samuel Moore, 3: Joho
£* Monds N—-John Nichols.
_ P”Jacob Probafco, James Petian, ObaHiah
Pedan.
P““Sarah Ruby* William Rodgers. %
Charles Robinfon, Robert Kukn.
S—James Steven®, William Stanley, John
Sarchett, Thomas Swan, Geoiee Sbarplef®.
W iliam Sailer. b F ’
T Mr. Tom'inpfon, Frederick Tutmer.
F.'iffia Talbott Daniel Terrell, Wm TroufdH
W liam Towney, William Taylor, Sarnpfon
Tbiftle.
W—William Wdraven Matlnfe W'd’iamr-,
John Wtlii *ms, Mf Hannah Wilfrn, Philip
W'n'llr, Thorn*. W*ymaa, O >ge White.
Z—Noan Z«re B"'.jam 1 Z or
9 1 ANDREW Vi OODS, r m..
*3" WELSH’S SERMONS HAVE COME TO HAND.
The Subscribers have removed their
Store to Mr. Joseph Kerr’s house, next
door below Capt. George Knox’s tavern.
They have on hand a general assortment
ot DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
Also, a quantity of
LAKE SAL T, by the Barrel, and ’
JUNIATA I KO N, by the Ton.
Any quantity ol clean Linen and Cot
ton RAGS will be taken in exchange
tor Goods*
Fulton & M‘Lure.
Wheeling, April i* i, 1808.
NOTICE.
All persons indebted 10 Joseph Dexu
fc? Co. are requested to pay to the Sub
scribers the monies due respectively.—
■The Subscribers are bv law^ author
ised to receive all debts due to the
said firm, the said Joseph Dew (now
deceased) having acted only as their fac
tor: no payment, therefore, which may
be made to the heirs of the said Joseph,
can be considered as valid against the
claims ol the Subscribers after this no
tice. CARTER FREEMAN.
Wheeling, 3d mo, 28th, 1808.
The Copartnership of Carter Free
man is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. All persons indebted to the said
firm, are requested to make immediate
payment to Richard Carter, junr. v'ho
is duly authorized to settle ail their for
mer business. Ali those having claims
against the said firm, are. requested to
bring them in properly attested for set
tlement. . CARTER & FREEMAN.
Wheeling, 3d mo. 28th, 1808, .
Richard Carter junr. begs leave to
inform his friends and the publick,that
he still continues his store in the same
house,where he is opening a neat assort
ment ol dry goods, groceries, hardware,
china, glass, and queensware, all which
he will sell low for cash and such pro
duce as w ill .answer his purpose. •.
; COPPER & TIN WARE. .
The Subscriber respectfully informs
his friends, and the Public in general,
that he has on hand, and intends to keep,
a general assortment of STILLS and
COPPER WARE, and TIN - W ARE
ol all kinds, ol the best quality, which
he. will sell by Wholesale and Retail, as
low as ihey can be had this side of the
mountains. lie will give the highest
prices for old Copper, Brass, & Pewter.
JOHN DUJ.TY.
Wheeling, 1st March, 1808. . 3m.
FOUNTAIN INN,.
In 5t. Clairfville, Ohio;
ZEBU.LON WARNER begs leave
to inform the Public, that he has opened
a house of Public Entertainment in the
west end of St. Clairsville', (Newel’s
Town) Belmont county, Ohio, at the
sign of the> Fountain, where he hopes
his accommodations and attention to bu
siness will obtain, a share of public pa
tronage. - April 6th, 1808.
Will be perf -rmed, by the young
Gentlemen ot Charleftown,
On Wednesday evening the 20th inst.
the much admired Comedy,
JOHN BULL :
To which will be added, the Musical
Farce called the SPOIL’D CHILD.
Price of admittance, 50 cents. The
curtain to rise at six o’clock.
Charlestown, April 4th, 1808.
TO BE LET,
The whole of the House, on the Main
street, Wheeling, in which the Printing
office and Fulton Sc McClure’s Store
were lately kept.
This House is in a good situation for
public business. There are two rooms
on each floor, together with a cellar un
der the whole house. For terms apply
to . HENRY MADDEN.
April 12th, 1808.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
FO« SALE.
I WILL fell four hundred acres of Land,
fituate on the hank of the Ohio river, on the
upper fide of Fifhing creek,, in Ohio county,
Virginia, known by the name of Martin’s Sta,
tion—a great proportion of which is firft rate
bottom, with a good Mill Seat, and a Ferry
acrofa both the river and creek. There ia alfo
a fquare log houfe, two Rories high, built laft
lumrctr for a ferry houfe and tavern, and about
thirty acres of cleared Land under good fence.
AUo, a Houfe & Lot in Steubenville, Ohio,
on t-he corner of Market and High (beet*, op
polite to Doflor M‘D )well’f, and now occu
pied by Obadiah Jenninge, E q. Said houfe it
pleafantly fituated and well calculated for pub
lic bulinefa. .
AHo, a Houfe and Lot in faid place adjoining
Mr. Thomatt Scott’3 Tavern, and where I now
live. Thi9 Houfe is well calculated for a Store
and fmall family.
I am in poflTrflion of complete and indifpu •
table titles tor. all the above .mentioned pro«»
perty.
Merchantable Flour or Wh fkey will be taken
• n payment, in p^rt or in whole, foi any ol the
above property.
ANDREW BELL.
Steubenville, November *3, 1807.