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FIVE DOLLARS RRwARD.

FIVE OOkl.AhS HkWARU.
sGTRAYED from the subscriber living
~ m Jefferson County, near Bull-skin,
on the 18th ult. two horses, one OF
them sorrel and the other dark bay I;
the sorreil Is about fourteen hands three
inches high, has a white spot about
the bigness Of q dollar on the near side
ofhis neck-The bay IS about fourteen
hands high, is well formed, trot. and
PAGES, shod all round with old shoes,
those on his fore feet are not fellows
ANY person securing said horses and
giving me information so that Iget them
again. shall have the above reward and
all reasonable charges. r. - ~. y
SAMUEL HIBB1Ns.
Julyf5, 1908. -.
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DAVID HARTSHORN,
Marfinsbnrg, nly -, 1905.

I'D Court helHf Breale csunsv. and
continued o. Friday tie srd day$ef
n. = John Holcraft. John Spivy, Tohn
Ashby and Peggy his wife, Joseph
Penteeost, John Robb and Catherine
his wife, Dorsey Pentecost, Sarah
Eentecost. James Ashbrooke and
Lueey his wife, George Pentecost
and Rebeckah Pentecost, heirs At law
and legal Representatives Of Dorsey
Pentecost, deceased.
gs. Il.
William Johnston, Gabriel ]. Johnston,
20 John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife.
Benjamin Johnston, jur. Ann John.
SION, General w. Johnston, Robert
johnston, Davis Floyd and Susanah
his wife, heirs At law Of BENJAMIN
Johnston, deceased, and Peter Pc.
tersoG In CHANcERY.
This day came The Compliments,
! By their Counsel, and il appear.
ing 20 the Court that the Defendants.
William Johnston, Gabriel I. Johnston.
John Harrison and Elizabeth Shis. wife.
Benjamin Johnston, jur. Ann Johnston,
Seneral w. Johnston, Robert Johnston,
Davis Floyd and Susanah his wife. heirs
q law Of Benjamin Johnston, deeeased,
are not inhabitants Of this. Common
wealth. Its ordered that the said De-
iendants do appear here on the second
DAY OF the next August term, to answer
me ComPlainants BIZ, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith published for
TWO months successfully in The nearest
Virginia Gazette, and also to be posted
e ior two months successfully Il the
ooor q the Court House of this County,.
ACopy. Teste, . ~ Il. &
JOHN coNNELI., csc.
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~ A yREsH SUPPLY Or LEE and
Cos highly approved and valuable PA.
TENT MEDICINE, l. just receiv.
ed and may be had ct The ofice Of the
Idlelligeneer.
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NEW. STORE.

THE subscribers take leave to inform
4 their friends, and the public gene
rally, that they have removed their Store
across the Street, into the corner Brick
House, near the Market, where in addi-
ton to their formerstock, they have OPEN
ed Large and General Assortment of
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Pkipase lttter--R ariis. Yune Z.

French trnops have been ordered 10
approchthe Rhine, and the corsican Is
highly displeased both with himself and
every body else. The military forces IN
Iayende are augmented every day, and
orders are issued for collecting an army
1of $4,000 men on The Spanish frontiers;
whether il Be intended as treat TO Spain
Or for an stack ON Portugal, Is YET the
secret Of Buonaparfe. Lasnes has again
complained, and asked 70 be recalied9
and 1t The grand review and audience,
The 9Th inst, IN speaking with Chevalier
d'Azzera, the Spanish ambassador, The
uPssart sovereign loudly abused Portu-
GA. &c.
Joseph Buopapafie has been offered.
but declined, 70 Be deputy eleesor Of
Hanover. An universal confusion and
ierment rcigns IN the corsiean councils,
and the greatest discontentment among
his ministers who have more or less
experienced the effects of his bad tenn.
per and violent passions. Herthier and
ChaPtel have given IN their rrsignations,
but BY the persuasion and tmanelvres Of
Talleyrand, they were brought over 20
continue in place. is'
Moreau, Massena, Macdonald. and
Angereau, arc more than ever suspected
b thc usurper, and watched BY liz
spies.
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Be released from this oath until after they
have been exchanged against an equal
number oE French generals, officers, Sub
alterns, soldiers, Or sailors, who may
happen TO be at the disposal of England.
8. No Individual Of the Hanoyerian
troops shall quit the place assigned him,
without informing the general command.
er in chief.
q The Hanoverian army shah retire
with the honours Of war. heterogeneous
shall take with them their field pieces.
S. The artillery, powder, arms and
ammunition Of every description. shall
be placed At the disposal Of the French
army.
6. All the effects whatever belonging
20 the king Of England, shall be placed
At the disposal ofthe French army.
4. AL public monies shall be sequcs-
tered but that Of the university shall be
appropriated 70 its original destination.
8. Every English soldier, or agent
whatsoever, inthe pay Of England, shall
be arrested BY order OF the general COM
nander in chief, and sent into France
9. The general commander in chief
,reserves 10 himself the power Of MAKING
in the government, and authorities con.
stituted by the elector, such changes as,
he shah think proper. 81 q
10. AL the French cavalry shalI be
mounted 1t the expense Of Hanover;
the electorate shall also provide for the
pay, cloathing and food Of the French
army. .~i t.sS g. rs e Z /. - i
II. The worship ofthe different reli.H
gions shall be maintained on the present,
footing.
~. All persons, and an the proper
~ and families of Hanoverian officers.
shall be under The safeguard Of French
honour.
rs. Allthe revenues Of the country.
rs wen Is the electoral domains, and
the public constitutions, shall be at the
disposal ofthe French government. The
engagements already made shall be e.
spected.
-. The present government or the
electorate shall abstain from exercising
any species Of authority throughout the
country occupied by die French troops.
1 IS. The general commanded IN chief
shall levy on the electorate Of Hanover
such contributions as he shall think me-
cessary for the wants Of the army.
i6. Every article on which doubts
shall arise shall Be interpreted favoura.
BY 70 The inhabitants Of the electorate!
~. The preceding articles shan nor
prejudice the stiPulafions Il ich may be-
agreed upon In favour Of the electorate.
between the FIRST consul and any media
ting power.
Done Il the head quarters Of Sub
lngen, the Sd Of June, 1905
Saving the appreciation ofsthe
first consul.
En-: MORTIER,
Tar Int. gen. commander IN ehisE
+. DE BREMER,
4 Tudgee ffhe electoral eurf 81 ;ustice,
and tyopinciai counsellor.
8. DE BOcH,
Leuf. col commandani 81 fAs segiment5
Of electoral badly gudyds.
b f
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/ took apositicn on the thirty-6rst before
lsWecste. was assured that the enemy
guarded the line 81 die Hunte. Cen.
Hummersteinto tiandingthe advanced
guard Of the king Of England, occupied
Diepholtz with the second and SIKH re-
| gimehts Of infantry, two regiments Of
cavalry and 4 division Of artillery. made
my disposition 10 dislodgc him on the
following morning. ne second diyisi-
on commanded BY general Sehinsr, that
ofcavalry under the orders Of general
! Nansonty, received orders TO post them
| selves on Goldenstadt, 10 force the pas.
!! sage Of the Hunte. and 70 direct them
selves upon Sublingen, that they might
cut of every thing they might find Be.
tween that place and Deibholtz, which
the division Of gen. Montrichard had or.
ders briskly to attack. The enemy see.
ing thar BY this movement he was turn.
ed on his right, retired during the nigh.
| TO Bresten.
Onthe 1st. the advanced guard, con-
Mhnded by gen. Drouet, had . warm
skirmish before Banyen, with the rear
guard Of the enemy. \
On the second the army united before
Suhlingen; the advanced guard moved
toward Brestet; Il there fell IN with the
enemy, and Notwithstanding the superio-
rity ofnnmhers, andEthe extreme fatigue
Of the troops, who had that day marched
twelve leagues, gen. Drouetgave the or
der 10 ttack.-Thc enemy kept up .
warm cannonade. Some squadrons Of
the second regiment Of Hussars charged
with valour the light dragons Of the 9th
regiment. They broke ths line Of that
corps, who, Aed, and we took several
prisoners. ~ 's'5 sss
l was Informed BY my spies, that the
head Of the brigade Of Niewbourgh was
repaired, and that the enemy had col.
leeted allhis artillery on the right bank
ofthe Weser. saw how important il
was fcrme to precipitate my movement.
marched my reserve artillery, and i
made allmy dispositions to push and beat
every thing before me in the Weser, TO
force the bridge Of Niewbourgh Of 70
pass behind Stolzulan, and intercept BY
that means tie communication with he
capitol. s
The troops were in march when the
civil and military deputies Of the.rrge6-
81 Of Hanover presented themselves
before my ldvanced posts they invited
me 70 suspend my march, and announc.
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the er<sf.ono soll, ~ . natn oesn snree
ieet Walnln tne lspeee a. z ? years. = s. rs
r.vsrY tn'ng osSgfs e prove tnas tn,s
river nas snlarg g sne. eonunens neaIly
w Aea39ss. &c. 2 single s.one, no1
even = PsuDls z g 9e iound ~ a y. tne new
made GROUND. - sea rePeliIg tnaf
pro0s1io1s quA7.slIy q. mo1, leasss,.
bongns anu trunks on Trees which the
mississippi Y constantly washing down !
I'll these materials constantly pushing
backward and forward collect and bind
themselves 70 asoiid naass, which thus
tends 70 prolong this vast eontinents AN
other striking singplarity, no where else
g Be met with, Y that Ct the waters Of
this great river, Whe5 once i ovsriiows
its banks. never rettfns within is bed
again. Ihe reasonis this The Mis-
seissippi r annually swellrd BY the melt
ing Of the SHOWS IN the Ilofsh, which be-
-9insin March and continues abosit three
months. Thisrisef hesvery deep = he;
upper pam, and does not overflow on the
east side until within 100 leagues Of the
mouth that i 70 say on the low lands
suppcsed g BE new ground These
mpd-y grounds 6tl ~ others which
have not yst ;aeqslsed their due eonsis-
tences bear z protiglous quaptlty oflarGe
reeds, which stpP and entangAe ~ extra
neous bodies ttet are washed down me
river. he tollestipn ct y these frag-
mentss Mitbfhe slime that his up the In
fersnedinfe 5inac es1, raises IN ,nf,nreae s,f
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LONDON, June Is.

s Il was yesterday reported that twenty
thousand British troops are to be semitic
Portugal, with IN possible expedition.
for The defence ofthat kingdo4 against
any attack Of the French.
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Several more captures are announced.
In our Naval Register Of this dav. The
dispatches found on board one Of the
prizes brought into Plymouth are said to
contain advice Of ST. Domingo having
been entirely deserted BY the French,
and that the Colony Is now ia the pos
sesion Of the blacks. -
- June is. I
bya letter from Fe:is, wcarc inform
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YORK, February ..
FIR EN-

Extract Of letter from gentleman nj
Carlisle. to his friend in this place.
dated February 6, 1908.
.On Thursday last a 5 o'clock. thar
noble Edikce, Dickison Collepe, was 10
tally destroyed BY FIRE. The rapidity Of
the, flames, and violence Of tempesf
rendered every effort 10 save il useless
: Hincilie Lachrime." Religion, Learn
ing, Liberty and Law are in mourning.
Yet we sorrow not as they who, are wiz
out Hope. A noble spirit Of exertion
has prevailed in all classes and We already
contemplate science and the arts reinstat-
ed in more splendid temple"
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ALEXANDRIA, FrsauAar 3.

Captain Combs, Of the brig William.
which arrived ut Wilmington ON SUNDAY
the 18th ult. from Cape Franrois.. Rs IS
days informs, thar only small reinforce.
ment OF about q or 500 troops had arrived
AZ that place when he Left it. Great NOR
tality continued among The troops ron
disease. The blacks Esre b great foe
IN the neighbourhood Of the Cape. The
inhabitants and whites ID the town &c 81
descriPtionswere compelled to bear arms.
In she various conflicts that took placc.
as no quarter was given ON either side ~
carnage was shocking to humanity. m.
siness at stand, and Of course the mar.
kets very bad. 80
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NETWORK, February 4.

storm Of hail, rain, thunder and light
ming was experienced IN this city-du-
ring which the Olive, capt Sheperd, from
the Hayannah, a. she was coming into
the Hook, had one man, Richard Coone.
killed BY the lightning whilst he was IN
the act Of handing The top gallant sail,
another badly hurt, and four Knocked
down. The brig after coming TO anchor
in the East River opposite to Coenties
slip. parted her cables, md drifted se
Coslaers Hook, where she ran ashore:
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y, IL n,de IA. Tie corrt Of st. James. bs
The Issue 81 this the two ministers are to-
BE guarded ii their subs quent negociati.
ons with France u Span.
Several circumstances which have !.
reached the public ear, tend TO corroborate
this rumour. AS the nature Of the repre-
ssn,ation 10 Be made, there is much con-.
lecture but nothing more. Within the
Inst week the agents Of our goyernmen G
have BEEN buying English bills tOa con.
siderable amount. This has sharpened
the public curiosity -some have supposed
that thesc purchasers are connected will
the gyanf b f5us millions proposed IN e
late secret meetings of Congress, am
that this grant has originated in Mr.. Mons
foe's mission others are bold enough
to imagine that Mr.. Je fferson, perceiyine
the boundless extent Of Buonaparte's am,
bition, is II length determined TO unite
in resisting that spirit Of domination s6s.
hostile tothe peace and happiness of the
Universe -that in pursuing this plan, he
has fixed upon England ~ the only efec.
tive barrier which can be opposed to the
overwhelming torrent --that overtures to-
this effect are 70 be made, preliminary %
m attempt 10 negotiate with Buonaparte.
Il Is supposed that by this procedure, Mr..
Monroe win appear At the court Of Bno-
napare n . form more impressive and
commanding than II he were not to posi-
sess the influence of The Bri.iSk Sabinet.
It's also very nationally believed thar
Buonapatte, viewing the good understas- /,
ing which subsists between the Unitc2t
States and Great Britain, and appraised
that in the event of his refusing lastieS
to the former they will unite in represent.
ing his insolenee, win receive our solicris4 /
tations with . temper Of miidness and :
complaeency.
These are the themes which con H.
the conversation Of our political cly Is.
Other foundation and verify we are
unable 70 judge. j -
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. Ml Y Z February Is.

on the istinst. gen. Theodorus BAL.
ley was elected Representative Of the
state OF New-York, IN the senate 81 IN
United States, II the place Of Governeur
Morris, ~ . majority Of both houss. rr
,as iegisiature, IN joint ballot. Mr.. I.
wordsworth WIS the other candidate
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NORFOLK. FEB. 5.

Capt. Ramsey arrived here yesterday.
from 81. Andefo, in Spain, informs, that
the Spaniards do not allow single Anne.
.rican vessel into their ports, until thcy
have performed long quarantine IN some
distant port from Spain and that they
areby no means friendly 10 the American
trade. ...-..-...s 5ta .s E. =
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BY The report Of the Director of the
Mint laid before Congress, il appears
that the following COIN have been struck
At the Mint ofthe Unlled States from the
1stof January tothe s1ss December. 1902.
Eagles 5000; Half Eagles 53,f76 /;
or. Eagles 2, 612; Dollars II $50; Half
Dollars q, 800; Dims io,9z5 Half do.
1900, Cents SASS, 100 Il Half Gents
f4sS66-making . total Of HOLLIS Dolls.
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PHILADELPHIA, January ii.

i Is rimoured, that another alteration
has been made as 10 Mr.. Monroe, ! mis-
sion. Of the credibiliy Of the report il
isimpossible for US to Judge. We have
heard i from various sources Of equaIre-
spectability; but shall nevertheless. mot
pretend to youch for its authenticity.
Its said, that Mr.. Monroe instead az
proceeding 70 Madrid or Paris, is % take
hisPasssge ina Britishpacketnow & New.
York, for Englandi where, in eoniuncc.
ton with Mr.. King. arepresentasien, ef
mutual importance 70 both countries, i
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PITTSBURGH, February II.
The shin pITTSRIIRGu e q,

Inc ship PlIISBURGH, Of ago
tons burthen, was launched on Tuesday
last from the Ship Yard Of Messrs. Ia
rascon Brokers', James Berthoud & Co.
She Is owned BY those gentlemen, and
was built under the direction and super
intendance Of capt. Beebee. Judges
pronounce her very handsome vessel.
and her materials are Of the best and most
substantial kind.
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= O!!lllREPoRT

49, Nh - 35sss 4e
s0f the con- nittee 10 HON rpas referred On
SNfl< k7fh ~. The memorial 81 sundry IN
z habitants ef tie fasp,Eg ViilriaSfsn, in
he state Of North CaroEn0 report
That the system Of policy stated in the
said memorial TO exist, and TO be now
pursued, IN the French coiiniai govern
ments, in the West Indies, = fraught
with danger TO the peace and safety Of the
United States that the fact stated to
have occurred in the prosecution Of thar
system Of policy, demands the prompt
Interference Of the government Of the u.
States, rs well Legislative IS executive.
The committee, therefore, recommend
thar the said memorial be referred 10 the
SECRETARY Of state, to be laid before the
President; aid in pursuance Of the au-.
thority granted TO them herewith report
d bin which Ii submitted.
The foLioyin r u the Memorial offhe sus-:
dfrsigned Inhabitants Of tie fovn Of
i Wiimingf on, in the state IF Norfh Caro-.
Ena, andef the picinity Mereet,
Respectfully SheIpefh, Ss saz @s. DE-
That i doth appear to have become the
policy Of the governments established BY
the French over several Of their islands in
the West Indies, to expel therefrom all
negroes and mulattoes, 10 whom emanci-
patti on shall be accorded. That In the
prosecution of this system, the executive
anthorities insaid islands, (of Guadaloupe
particularly have shewn a determination
by force Of by fraud, to have those people
introduced into the United States. That
in fact the danger 70 be apprehended from
phording an ASYLUM TO such persons, has
operated 10 powerfully on the European
| powersh holding islands IN the West Indies,
or establishments on tlis continent. as 10
produce an absolute and effectual prohi-
bitionf from landing them on any part 81
their respective territeries.; That,there-
fore the United States having become the
dernier resort for enabling the French
colonial governments to clear the islands
Of . species Of population too obnoxious
20 be tolerated--there is reason 10 dread.
lunless the most prompt and decisive
measures are adopted TO counteract and
rePel the designs Of those governments
that the peace and safety Of the southern
states Of The union win be greatly endan-
sersd. -.
Your memorialists think Il necessary TO
state TO your honorable bodyin proof, ihat
their apprehensions ON this head are wen
founded hat the schooner Fair Play, re-
Gently arrived in this port from Guada-
ioupe, having on board Eve persOnsof the
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point. The readiest and fairesf pulee
ior.gentlemen would be % pIPp ose Ee-
peal de law ofibe Ia ikss;oS md res
tore the Judges.
Thcquestionw thentaken onthe frst
revolution, and lost Ayes 34Noes
So. Adjourned q :
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| Randolph moved
|go into committee
,e ,infnished bush
Il re first acted
"a he postpone-
4 business till to-
lived itsf;,,,tla'
On the mem osial.4
hair. \
William 1ilghrnan
accompanied ~ ten
III, signed By OH
Sh Smith, Richard
!, George K. Tay-
Samuel Hitchcock,
|gbert Benson and
!. he did not think il
defensive discussi-
The haste with
|on Of il was urged,
cative Of . DISPOSE.
|shcr. Under such
eion would Be nse-
|ime, he would re-
4 question very diff
ed It The last sessi-
J decided tllattllele.
= o. :
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The Famous Stud Horse
d YOUNG SNAP, d.

WILL stand the ensuing season, on
wv the three FIRST days in each week,
at my stable in Martinsburg, and the three
last DAYS in each week, at Capt. Alexan-
der Miller's stablein Buckles Town, rud
cover mares al the moderate price of four
dollars and one bushel of grain the sea-
son, one dollar and q half cash the single
leap, and seven dollars to insure foal.
~ YOUNG SNAP waa got by the noted
horse Old Snap, the properly Of Jacob
Vandoren, his dam was got by the inn
ported horse Old Arabian, his grand dam
BY thenoted horse Goliah, his great grand
dam by Sampson. Young Snap is a
handsome BLACK, full sixteen hands high,
rising eleven years this spring-his car
riase, ms*emrnt and figure, will recon-
mend him to theeye Of every impartial
Judge. 1t is needless to give q longer
history Of his pedigree, rs his colts are
well known. The money for the season
must be paid on the / 5th Of October next.
The season will commence the 29th in
slant and end on the 1st of July. -
. ABRAHAM GORRELL.,
March 10, 1903. e'ss' -.