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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23
Valuable PRIoPERTY tor sale.

I
no be sold or rented, the Plantation
j whereon now live, containing
267 acres. 4 part Of which Is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are sex cral
springs in. convenient situations, two Of
whichare strongly impregnated with sui
phur. On this place are q good Apple
Orchard, and about 70 acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one ofthem
two stories high, the other one and an
half. Also new Merchant Mill, and
Saw Mill, working undera 10 feet fan on
Sleepy Greek, with two oyershot water
wheels; the Grist Min has one pair 81
French Burrs, and one pair Of Allegheny
stones, 8 IL feetdiameter. The stream
on which the Mill stands Is navigable.--
4 Timber ID hoated down to the Mill, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be RATED from the Mill down 10 the river
Potomak. This property il situate
miles from the Potomac river, and 4
miles from BAN, Berkeley County, Viz.
ginia. The terms, &c. may be known BY
applying to the subscriber.
FREDERICK SNYDER.
April 90, 1905. s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23

ma Court lieidfsr Brooke Comfy. and
coninped on Friday fhs srd day of
tnf, 1803.
MI John Holcraft, John Spivy, Iohn
Ashby and Peggy his wife, ioseph
Pentecost, John Robb and Catherine
his wife, Dorsey Pentecost, Sarah
Pentecost, James Ashbrooke and
Lucey his wife, George Pcntecost
and Rebeckah Pentecost, heirs 1t law
and legal representative of Dorsey
Pentecost, deceased. q.
William Johnston, Gabriel /. Johnste..Al
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife.
benjamin Johnston, jur. Ann John.
i sion. General w. Johnston, Robert
Johnston, Davis Floyd and Susanah
his wife, heirs 1t law Of BENJAMIN
Johnston, deceased, and Peter Pc
teIson. In CHANCERY.
This day came The Complainant,.
i BY their Counsel, and Il appear.
ing to the Court thar the Defendants.
William Johnston, Gabriel j. johnston,
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife.
Benjamin Johnston, iur. Ann Johnston.
General w. Johnston, Robert Johnston.
Davis Floyd and Susannh his wife, heirs
At law Of Benjamin Johnston, deceased.
aressnot inhabitants Of this Common.
wealth. Il i ordered that the said be.
fendants do appear here on the second
dayofthe next August term, TO answer
the Complainants bill, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith pnblished for
two months successfully in the nearest
Virginia Gazette, and also to be posted
up for TWO months snccessively II he !
door Of the Court-H House Of this County.
A Copy. Teste,
JOHN coNNELI., 9. &c.
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TAKE NOTICE.
Far saA, ne follosyiag Tracts IF Land,
siiuate i, IA C5unfu of HaaIbsh;ye.

For az, ne tollosyiiag Tracts IF Land,
sitrate y tte Countyef Hampshire,
|EOUR hundred and sixty seven acres,
Il withinone mile ofthe townof Frank
fort; there are On this tract comfortable
buildings for small family, about so
acres Of land cleared and q tenant now
living on IL; great proportion Of this
tract Is 81 for cultivation, and web calcu.
lated 70 produce small grain, itabounds
with timber, which i valuable, being so
near town. $50 "a ~ :
One moiety 81 faso acres, within one
mile Of the North Branch Of Potomak,
not more than FIVE miles above Oldtown;
this tract IS notimproyed.
One moiety Of 7os acres, adjoining
the above = full proportion ofthis tract
win produce as much small grain as any
upland IN the county some Meadow
may be made. q ..s.l 8. e. ID
The above lands were surveyed up-
wards Of twenty four years ago.
Cash, Negroes, or good horses, win
be taken in payment for all or any one OF
the above tracts, BY the subscriber living
in Middle Town, Cor Garrards TOWN.
Berkeley Comfy, who win shew the IL
de papers, &c. and viii give : general
- GEORGE LAMoN..
Sentemher o. 1909.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23

THE subscriber respectfully informs
u the inhabitants of Shepherds Town
and its vicinity, that he has commenced
the WEAVING BUSINESS, in IN
its various branches in that place, nearly
opposite Mr.. Philip Shuts Tavern,
where ali kinds of Weaving, such as Co
verlids, Carpetins and Diaper, and al
kinds Of plain work, win be executedin
the neatest and most durable manner, and
hopes from the goodness Of his work, to
merit the encouragement ofthe public.
JACOB WISEHART.
May IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23
TWO DOLLARS REWARD.

iCTRAYED. from the snbscibeTs
- plantation, n May Iast, ! black
nuley STEER. with ) long star IN his
forehead, has some white spots On his
belly, three years old last spring, has :
crop of the right ear and slit in the
same, andean under Bit out Of The leit
ear. The shove reward Willb given %
any person who win retnrn said Steer,
Or give such information thathe may Be
again Obtained. 81 s. E g =.s
WILLIAM RUSH.
S<piemBrr i6, isoS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23
CAUTION.

M
NIHEREAs % he let ins,ant, de
wv subscriber WA on . contract with
the noted Decor ]. Kingiaof Shepherds
Town, Jefferson couniy, and ave his
mote for he sum oftweive dollars, p1ya-
BE On demand 70 said Kinela a. order,
when Instantly afterwe came On . new
contract, n which case there W. no
witness taken tothe note, md L was I'm.
fort1nstely left With him. The subscri.
Der . few days Afterwards called On said
Kingla andreqdested him % 1--WE up The
note The snswer wa, thlt Sc I'D de-
ssroyed 4, and Nhsreas he sid KinRla
has since been endeavourine 10 trans1el
this note, I therefore cauticn the public
fromtaking n assignment thereon, q
h justice Il b ofno consequence 81 furcs.
CE0RGE 6. KYSRR.
September 70, 1908.
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NJ o TIC e

THAF the subscribers are ready 10
receive and manufacture all kinds
Of grain agreeable Il. the terms hereafter
mentioned, viz. Out Of every fifty bu-
shells Of merchantablc Wheat they win
deliver ten barrels Of Super6ne Flour,
and stand the inspection. All Flour
manufactured 1t our mill win Be deliser-
edafthe river without any charge. AN
other grain shall be particularly attended
to. A generous price win be given in
cash for understandable Wheat and Flour
Barrels delivered at the min. III.
THOMAS 5SWEARINGEN,
DAVID BEATTY. 7
August s, 1905. [3m1
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sMARTINsBURG, Berkelsy Csansy.
Krginiay Printed md pubiished 81
70 HN Al Eur IT'S. q
rraI. q I'M INTELLIcENcER.

The price efthis Paper Il t.Uo dollars
per annaSA,, one doiiarbayabie az che fine
Of subscribing, and one sDl.en the year
expires. Disfant subscribersb pay jSr she
rphoie year In adbancc. The price n
Advertisements, 70 noH-stibscri6ers, d
one dollar. per sglare for three Ueeks
issertion, and for confi,iudlce after that
time IS cents per tDeek Sa5scfi6ers ruiN
Econtinaeto receive ared,lcfieaef oae.t fourth
on their advert isemenis. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23

70 81 soid a. Public Hsnd,e % Tuesday
ne ara inst. a ne dsDeiiHg house 81
she subscriber, ansnsbev 81
.TgTORSES, Cattle, Sheep md Hogs,
57 also Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. With many other articles, the
property of lanes Maccarmiek, deed.
Twelve months credit win Be given. the
purchaser togive bond and approved se-
MOSES MAcCARMIcK, Err.
September 16, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23

November Court, iso2.
William Hin, Csmtiainanf.
AGAINsT II
John Thornton, 4 Augustine Washing.
ton and Samuel Washington, heirs Of
Thornton Washington, decd, John
Bate and James Smally Bate, Def 'ts.1
In cHANCERY.
THE Defendants, John Thornton,
IL Augustine Washington and Sa-
mnel Washington, heirs Of Thornton
Washington, deceased, John Bate and
James Smally Bate, not having entered
their appearance agreeable 10 an act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this courr,
and il appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court. that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion of
the complainant byhis Counsel, Il Is or
dered that the said defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in October next, to answerth
bill Of the complainant, and thar copy
Of this order Be forthwith inserted III the
Virgins Gazette, for two months sue
cessivcly, and publishedas the door 81
the Court House Of the said County. i
A Copy,
Teste,
II. BEDINGER, c.s.c. d
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23

4 GENERAL meeting Of the Over.
IA seers Of die Poor 81 the County Of
Berkeley, u appointed % Be holden Il
Martinsburg ihe 27th day Of dis pre-
sent monfh. Il h requested that the
Ovefseers WIN not fail 20 atfend, q busis
nsss a importance win Be laid before
them.
yorder Of the bomd. Teste, y
ROBERT cOcKBURN, cor.
September 9, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23
! SPIKES and NAILS

: = ; = 3
SPIKES and NAILS
/ n M'cALL's Manafaefory. on Royal
Street, Aiexdadria
Blythe Cask for Cash, at the following
prices :t
WRoUGar NAILS.
Bolts and Spikes, It 9 lid. per ID.
4Od. and sod. Nails, 3 lad. do.
aod. Nails Of heavy) 9 lad. do. 4 IS :.
l2d. and iOd. do. 9i-2d. do. 8 8
Sd. do. do. 10 lad. do.
Sd. do. do. II I'D. do. Is
ID. do. DO. ~ I'D. do ~
Cur NArLs.
sod. lad. and nod. Nails, Il "a. per ID. i
cd. do. 71-2d. do.
Cd. do. 81.2d. do.
Id. do. 91-2d. do.
Sd. do. 1o1.2d. do.
aod. iad. and iod. Brads, I'd. do.
Cd. do. 7f-2d. do.
Retail price one penny per y. more.
- Bar-Iron, German and American
Steel, Hoop-Iron, Nail Rods, &c. sold
at fhe above Factory.
September 9, 1905.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
a sober indusir;ous Nan a.
DI S TIL L E r,

ID i s II IL E Z
To work two Slilla, one Of los, the
other 63 Gallons, IN . convenient house
with overhead water. Such . person
win getemploy and generoLs wages, on
application 70 the subscriber.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Middls-Creel, Sepfember9, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23

7sbe SEA On Friday The soth September,
on the piansafion Of Funds NIL On Pc.
fomac n BerkeieH County, az the =
ssafe efCapf. Charles EdeED dec. CON
sisting Of
T@EN Virginia NEGROES, four
j working hands and six promising
children Of different ages, Horses, Wag-
gon and Geers, Cattle, Hogs, Farming
Utensils and Household Furniture.
Nine months credit win be allowed the
purchaser, on giving bond with approv-
ed security 10 q
MARY EDELIN, Adm,x. L.
JACOB FRENCH, Adm'r.
L September 9, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23

ANcirNr AND MoDRRN CoURTsHIP.
IHken / iDtn, hcourtilg,
on / there sb1s si,cb sporiing.
7he Tirls had ~ tricks jor . fsise you i
n lo,t Z "a one liE
Tskr'd male geh = sDiff,
Sh2 detsfseg eajs q g fitdss yea.
M now fht, 70 sneh sfii |,
n . ncf enough
Ebre n1s b 81 Aonsss and CIVIL;
Who'tr mould slcreed
Win ne ladies', has ned
r. haf5er and Es Eis ths dssil.
s...,.s.........ss..'ss.'.'.'.'.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-23
At q Court held for Erode County, and
continued on Thursday ase ed day Of
June, 1908. :
a. G. John Murphey.

DE Us - - b. Z
Mary Murphey md Elizabeth Murphey.
heirs at law Of Cornelius Murphey.
deceased. In cHANcERY.
EHIS day came the complainant.
y By his Counsel, and il appearing
70 this Court, that the said Defendants
are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. tits ordered that the Defend.
ants do appear here on the second day in
the next August term, 70. answer the
Complainants bin, and that copy Of
this order be published in the nearest
Virginia Gazette for two months sue
cessiyely, and also be posted up for two
months successfully e the door Of the,
Court House Of this county.
7 "A Cbpy. Teste,
!. Y mi JOHN coNNELL, {. ). 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
aE,raaorta DaiIp advertiser,
THURSDAY, DEcEmsER 90.

By the last mail the executive received
Dispatches from NEW-oRLEANS, dat
a on the 3rd inst. whence it appears that
% the soth ut. possession of Louisiana
vas publicly and solesnnly delivered to
France BY the commissioners Of SPAIN
The Spanish troops were of course prepar-
;ns 70 embark in orderto leave the province.
Those of the battalion Of Mexico, it was
expected, would depart in a few days for
Havanna in sloop Of war then at New
Orleans.
The American troops it appears, by let
,ers received By the same mail, We're to
leave Fort Adams on the 9th inst. with the
commissioners of the United States Tor
New-orleans, where they were anxlousy
looked for both by the French commlssl-
~ - Nat. Int.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
Thomas Vowel, III
Administrator.


FOR experimenting two black men who have
disappeared from M'CalI's Nail Manufs6tory in
Alexandra, one named CHARLES and the other
HARRY, both blacEfmiths. Charles is about 20
years old, a common fed man, we'll made, NOT
very dark couiplexion, nor coed countenance.
Harry is one or two years older, nearly The {amc
Gze, complexion and down look, bad counte.
nance, impeachment in his fpccch and Roops
little in his walk. They are brothers and both
write a totrablc good hand, and Will no doubt
have paass. Their cloathing I believe rot good,
nor can defcribe it, as tbeir uiaal working
cloaShs ave left behind
Ten Dollars will be given for them, iftsken
in Alexandra and brought home, or Twenty
Five Tor either, if taken at further dittance,
and fseafed injailfo that ger them.
Wnt. Stewart, jun.
N. g. All matters Of vef-ls and others are
cautioned 'gaioft taking away or hqrbouring the
above Negroes.
Dec. 2e. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
public aale.

On Friday the 9th Of January next,
at three o'clock in the afternoon, WA be i9ld
ar,hs Iass dwelling houle Of D. Grallasa, Va
ter ffeet,
A large boiling Of unlimited Soap,
together with the n4senals Of Soap ana Candle
Manuta6tofy, and two F.aaklio Stoves, &c.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Dec. 90.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
Public sale.

On Monday next, at ten O'Clock in
The forenoon, will be fold at tie dseiiog
boufe, Of capt. Wattles, Price freet,
Avariety Of good Houfeloldand
Kitchen Furniture, VIZ.
SideboaTds, chairs, beds, hedReaas, &c. Sc.
PHILIP G. MARSIELLER.
December 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
From the French Of Monsieur de Segur.
BY GEORGE DYER.


Think not, tho eaiIy fow'rs the lay,
Too nleanly Of the tuneful Art;
Song claims the right to Art and play,
Nor less can act the mortaPs part.
Ninth, tho it sprightly trips along,
The weightier truth shall lift TO light,
And hence learn to reverence Song,
While still its mldeF charms delight.
The Sama;n Prince, that Prince severe,
His people ru'd with iron hand,
Great was his power, and grear their fear,
None durst resist the dread command.
Anacreon charm'i the tyrant down,
And touch'd his heart, and wak'd desire,
Such force have tender Numbers shewn,
And hence love the tender Lyre.
The rose, ere yet its leaves unfold,
Requires the Suns enlivening ray -
And, would you warm the heart, when cold /?
Then wake the love inspiring lay.
All little aids the prose told tale,
D.ck'd III no charm, nor warm with FIRE;
But Love in verse, shall seldom fail,
And therefore will bless the Tyre. e
Behold the man Of dauntess brow,
Who knows no measure IN his crimes;
To sole rules he scorns 10 bow,
He breads no censor of the times.
But rilicule, should it reprove,
IaR;Gfs the long Remembered smart,
And hence the darts of verse love,
For the, can reach the guilty heart.
When griefs and cares qerplext my breast,
To books ran to seek relief;
But Plato could not yield me rest,
And Seneca brought no relief.
More, Pfior, one sweet rhyme of thine,
Than all the seven old sagcs please:
Still then thy playful Song be mine
For song the troubled soul shall case.
Lord Bacon tells a story ola certain wit in |
day, who being asked the question whether il d
not seem very extraordinary shat a gentlem
known to both, who had been extremely thin
flesh before marriage, bad grown very f,t aft
lt--replied, that he did nor think it ex;ra5rdiia
ry, since cattle that batten on unfenced eommo
are always thin, but become Immediately Eat
being restrained within the fences CT 6el
According to this philosophy Of the business t
Dutch and English would seem to be all marie
and the Irish and Americans al batcheicls,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
NOTICE.

The Subscriber not being able to Pay off his
debts without exposing his properly 70 PUBLIC
SALE, and being wiling to satisfy his creditors
has thought proper 10 give pubic notice to al
whom he is 'ildebted 10, that on the 4sh OF Janu-
aiy next, 1904, he means to expose TO Public
Sale ali his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, at the Msrket-sguare, in the
Town Of Alexandra. Those to WHO'S, ! stand
indebted will be at liberty to purchase to ths
amouar of their claims.
WILLIAM VIRGINS.
December 70. eo2t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29

Medium, with particular account of the fa of
the conqueror and of Arabia. The orthodox
Mahomedans reprcfented the feet af Abdul Yhaeh
very differently The more candid fay, tsat he
always called Mahomed their Prophet, ard OBJ
ferved The fame prayers and fail, but wouB n e
acknowledge the faintaef the orthodox Get, or
fuffer any invocation Of Mahened hmfelf That
God only was to be invoked and adored at the
creator and governor OF all things. Thar no
vows were lawful in dangers, or any fngcraiti-
Gus refpea due TO the Writings of good men Of
the highcR name. After tie death Of Abdui
Whaeb, Ills fen Mahomed followed The example
Of his fisher, and is now their teligiu, chief,
and ,h.ir general. Haviag poasGed Mecca, i
was believed thar Jsdda moit fall. / is the port
Of Mecca, aid is tweniy miIesfr the cry, on
The Arabian guph. i lays ID .4t. II, IS; is
funpufdc.i By we'll nfuch neglected., and has q
battery Witch conmaats &c port, but was very
lately unht for fsryitc. Such is the dlRance OF
Arabia from Coneantinpple, thar il is ditheul by.
feat inpplj 1urkia, troops, and il is dangerous
to march them through the countries OF the indc-
pendent Arabs. The revenues of the country
are therefore collected in a very unequal and OPP
preeivc manner. Fl. fome months 1000 crowns
are required AT Mocka. a; Others 1000. No
fyaem is comprcHended, or even wilhed. The
dOtes upon coffee are the principal revenue, and
before it is difpoled Of nearly d { tn part is in
tile Lands of government. Their military dil.
ciplinc NUT lef-n cur opinion OF their ability
for war. Their pixies arc nor fitted to their OK.
celIent horlc; and as to field pieces, il is con.
feGea the Arabs know not how TO employ them,
and the cannon Of their tortrenes re worked by
vagahond Turks, and rcnegadoes, upon whom
little dependence be placed for skill action
Lohein, fituated near the Gnlph, is in lat. IS,
-, and in long. from Paris So, 80, II, csf. It
has wall but not completely surrounding it, and
at some diftance inland. it depends for defence
upon IA towers. But offo little consequence arc
theie towers, that not long fince the own was
burnt by lome invadsrs.-The periraion is &C.
neral ~ Arabia that The country coudnot be IN
der woEte government.
ISaLu Pre;Rfy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29

Married on Saturday evening last, by the
rev. bishop Carroll Mr.. 1erome Bonabarte,
youngest brother Of the first consul of the
French republic, to Miss Elizabeth Patter-
son, eldest daughter OF William Patterson,
esq. Of Baltimore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29
IHs5 as TO glue Notice.

That the fubicriber hath obtained
from the OfPhan's Court Of the county Of Alex
andria, in the DiGrict Of Columbia, Letters Of
Administration on the peifonal property of Mar
garet Loz0, late Of Alexandfia deceafed all per-
lons having claims againtt the fsid deceafed are
hereby warned TO exhibit the fame, wi,hv,u he s
thereof, to me fubfciibcr at OF before the an
day OF Junenext; they may otherwife by law be
excluded from all benrfr otthe iaid efate.
Given under M hand this 4th day Of Dec.
1903.
Thomas Vowel, Jun.
Admnidrator
NIB. All perfons indebted to The fsia eaata
will plsalc mike immediate q4yment TO The I'D.
minifrator.
Dec. 20. 1aw6r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29

The lub!crlber having removed from Alex
andFla, IS dcfrous Of letting his TWO HOUSES
N Water Rreet, Gtua,ed upon the north ADD fouth
corners Of jeiferfon freet. They are well fuit-
ed to the accommodation Of fmail families, have
an uninterrupted and extendvc view OF Potomac.
with well enelofed gAldens and nscedav out
tuiIdings attached.
A few uoimproved lots under fence, adjoining
the above for rent or fake.
For Particulars apply 70 Mr., D. w. Scott,
nearly oppotle the Premlics, or TO R. |. Taylor,
Elq King arest.
t. HAMILTON.
Dee
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29

In the name of the French Republic.
PIERRE CLEMENT LAUSSAT,
Colonial Pretsct, and Commissioner Of tie
French goOerhnent--
To the People Of LOUISIANA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-29

BY our late arrivals from ArabiS, we learn that
the prefent conqucror Of Mecca had fpread the
terror Of his arms throughout Arabia. Reports
at Mocka made fome Of his troops advance within
an hundred miles ofthat city, and it was expected
that Iedda muf fall, and that even Lokcia would
be taken. The (nceefs Of It's corqueror leads US
10 enquire into his character and hopes, and into
the Gate of defence in which he will find the coun
try heis dnpofed to invade. The revolution is
not 70 much dreaded inits consequences upon the
government, as 10 the awful circumstances which
attend it. The Mahomedans Of the orthodox fstsl
appear moa to fear the rcientment OF the,conquer.
or. We arc favofed BY the eminent traveller
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-08-22

carriage 10 70, as rhs laid, to Pste' sourg S.,.sd
C-nersl Laiafof, cornmaucant q tie kufieo
troops n G, ufpia, BY aAhbin him with toin"ra
pAt the fame infant the daughter q thi' Fnnees
attempt, d % Cab Rufian OFF eT w whom the
General was accompanied, be, however Pa''iea
The tn nj and we ow wait wnh in'PAtienee f0f
The details of e. extraordinary an event.
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COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.
DECREE OF N MEssiDoR fsoth I5Tr.I

DECREE OF n MESSlDOR. (loth JgNE)
Art. From the date Of The Preent decree,
no commodities Of the Engliih colonies, or com
ing directly or indirectly from England !ball be
Admitted into the ports Of the Republic. COME
qusntly all fuch ihall be con6tcated.
Art. I'll Neutral veGels, defined 70 the ports
Of the Republic, ihall be i0rniGhed with certif
cate BY tie Agent or CommiIIary Of the Republic
at the port of lAding eating the name of The vef
fell the declaration, the commit 'ry fl al ceti
fy thar he is knowing 60 the Loading of the vedel
that the merchandise is not Of Engilh manufacture,
nor comming from England, nor Ter colonies.
A duplicate Of this declaration thall Be addrefad
by the CommiiTary to the Minifer Of the Interior
the day Of the vefel's departure.
Art. EI.--Every Captain, who by forgetting
the forms char gSg the deiiination, IS unProvid
cd with fueh a declaration ihall not be admitteS
into the Por!s of the Republic but on condition
of taking in return, French commodities equal il
value 10 that Of bis cargo
The Director of the Cuaoms, fhall fend to The
Prefed OF the Department, an account ct The car
60 and merchandise taken in return. Upon is
The Prefed fall grant PsrmilIon to leave the port
Citizen LonIat, Prefea at Louifans, Is appoint
ed 10 fucceed Bernadote as anlbailader from
France TO the Cnited States.