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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
COMMUNICATION.
MR. jerks,


OF all the rsalons given for the fuppof.d in.
create of democracy in. the diara OF M4ioe Of isse,
have heard of none Gngular and prsPoher
Gus, than one mentioned in this vicinity few
days fnce-An honsh well meaning citizen who
lives in one OF the inland towns OF this county af.
ter fomc converfaton upon governmental voliug
in the ooanr'y the preient year. was aiked, what
the reafon that The iacobins incrcaied 70 much
faaer in the country than in tie feaports' He
aniwered, becaufs the people in the country arc
more re igous than they in fezper.s that
PreGdent Adams was unirieadly to religion, an |
wilhed to eaabliih one particular denomination
only, aud 70 on-an snfweT which would make
even an enlightened democrat hluih. 1t is net
eay 60 conceive that falh ,ods 70 vile can orena
from any place mort Of that mentioned in Keve.
lations, II chap 8v. Such however is the coarine
preached and fuch the milf eprefen atoms m .de by
Gsning men, at This day, among lie unwary AMI
virtuaus ssomanry. and by fome too | fe.f, aho
make high pretenoes to fotre,y and true relig n.
C.n no plan be laid no method dev;'ed 90 p'eve.c
people being 'hus impoleA upon /? II is ready IA
mentable that the friends of government aie 70
little awak1to their tea political intereit IL is
high time to be Sup ant DONG" No pains are.
i2arei, no tone Left uoturned TO diGsninaSe vice
and iow the feeds OF detrueton to all good order,
and even moral virtue. IL is in VAIN foe rs 10
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
LONDON MARCH IL

Accounts off Boulogne, announce the capture of
FIVE more ofthe enemy's gun bo,ts aad the link.
ing of ieveral Others together with fone trauf
ports. Our feaman comGder this fort of work
as paltime.
War qviib Spain, is con'dered at no great diC
lance in all the pnlitica, circles at the We!t cad
of the town. Indeed il is conf iently faid. lie ers
of Marque are now preparing to be iauea imne-
dately.
YARMOUTH MARCH IA.
All yeaerday heavy firing was heard from
s. E fupp fed TO be from attack made by SIR
Sydney Smith on the gun.boass in Fuihing.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

uv.o fear anfwer, we have every thing 10 fear
that ufually fprngs ont OF qOesk AFFIXED a 6 per-.
feu'ing naturalization Thie qualities appear to
70 maniiett in the condut of the a,miaauf party
in this couhtrya as not 10 nee particular celebrations
but fnce you have thrown ferries of sour la
bours before the public, all tending, like the one
have now noticed, to deceive and mille~d your
readers refpeciing Jifsrfon and his naturalization,
propofe to fend you iome further obfrrvstious
for your confederation and in the mean time, fob
fertile myieif your fellow lAborer in the caufe of
truth.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Elm Trees, 3ohb 4psA 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
hath COFFEE HOUSE.


THE subscriber in the most respect;
i fnlmanner, returns his sincere &C
Acknowledgements for the honour conferred
upon him by those Ladies and Geatleme,
who were so obliging as to give him a cal
last season, and takes this method Of in.
forming them, that he has been induced
from the distinguished patronage he ha
heretofore experienced, to go TO consi
derable trouble and expense in making
the Coffee House, sc. as convenient a.
possible for their reception this season
The: Coffee House being SO very eonve
nient to the Bath Square, gives, it th,
preference on that score, to any house Of
Entertainment at Bath. With sentimentt
ofgreat consideration, 4 remain the pub
licis humble servant. ~ -. y sss
ANDREW GOULDING.
Rdth, Berleley County, June 90, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
LANDS FOR SALE.

TIRE subscriber wishes to sen the
i Plantation whereon he now lives,
ituate on Back Greek, Berkeley County.
: miles from Martinsburg and 5 from
Bath, containing ss3acres Of good strong
Lime stone Land, well watered, with at
east springs--l5o acres are cleared
and wen enclosed 9 acres Of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the.
semainder of the tract Is well covered.
with fne tinber.--On the premises are
convenient Dwelling House, newb
finished, Kitchen, q large Barn, Distil.
/ :ery, Fnlling Mill, and some out houses, I
with a number of Fruit There is
| good miIi-seat, with a sufieiency oi
water, on this tract. - = =, l= :.
He viii also sell one other tract Of
Land. situate on the river Potomak, !.
near Richardson's Ferry, containing los
lcres, 40 Of which are cleared, the great
r part river bottom, the remainder or;
he Land is well numbered, and has
arge sugar-camp on it--a small House
is now built, and logs ready for raising
targer one. For terms apply to the
subscriber. '...' ~ =. szz-T< "a
- WILLIAM SNODGRASS. ~
Back Greek, June %, 1904. r =. f4z
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
LANDS FOR SALE

dispose ola valuable FARM
II upon Cape-C apeon. within abouttw,
Ard half miles of Bath. atPresent occu
,,ied BY Capt. Geo. Eskridge who ha'
m anespired lease thereon, offour year
next October, al 80 per annum.
will give a considerable credit for the ba
lance Of the purchase money on receiving
500 Virginia currency ready CASH
Capt Rskrldge win sh=w the lines ofth:
land, for further particulars and terms
be pleased to apply 20 the subscriber.
r. T. HOOE.
Alexandria, July II, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
TX EdRT TIE " WARE
~ - :. MANDATORY.
Near the head Of Dry Run and fouy and
i an half miles from Martins6uyg.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
Il the public, thar he has now got
ais PoTTERYin complete order, and
has on hands very good assortment Of
EXCELLENT ware, and means to keep q
constant supPiy.-It will Be much to the
idyantage OF purchasers ofthis commo-
sIity TO Gallon him, as he can sell ware AT
4 cheaper rate than it can be bought at IL
distance. A. considerable, reduction
ill be made to those who purchase b.
he quantity to sell again. - - !.
This being the only establishment Of
he kind in Berkeley County, and the
ware made az it, Of as good, perhaps a
2etter quality, and at a lower price, than
hat made att distance, he hopes tina,
he efforts he is making to accommodate
he people Of this County, viii not 20.
zrnrewarded. CYRUS FARR.
May II, 1904. IS .sz !. 's ....
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
Llaconl,',Oaly Chap
Goods.

Sd 81 So
arr ...s...;;1... 80. ,,yo,,
8 ~ !. go 49,. 81 l,s;l 80: s.I XII.
-. 8 ~. J. -. -. : 49,
.s.s $3.50. -. S - -, ..,i,, ehesr,
rs ~ n ne !. - 80, u
3 q. e Z - -,
4WO boxes 1.s ana - irisn LIN
ems, bales bess stout licknns-
burg: :, u. II :. s.
81 lrunks @ asnionaoAe frinteo Jan
Goes and Gnintze
ditto Fashionable Musllns assorted,
VIZ. Flain CanoIle MUSLIN, Satt,n otrl.|
PEG, Gnecr and Fig9Isd ditto, Figures
and Flain Soloured aiI.0s BOOK ana -
comet ditto, LaPpett aistO--an elegant
variety Ct superb Lase otto, lamooar g,
Collonade, lapanned Extra super.
super India 6ook, and Fam Mum Null
Musllns. ],
Trunk. aandkercnifis aad onawls
assorted, VIZ. 7-s, - S-4s and o.
fashionable Fancy SIX Shawls, Eiustfd
Jaconsst Muslin d,seo, Scttin-oorderea
and Checked-Iambrl ditto, LaPpett
s0s ~ . my anu S4iOu. - ,.,.'
nstted ditto, Printed lotion ditso'
Book and Jaconett Muslin Handker'
sniets, Linen and cotton rocket ols 's J,
bandannoe and Fancy Sllk ditto.
~ Bale 70 fashionable Superhne
London Broad Cloths.
ditto kerseymeres.
Gase Dimisies, Fashionabse pat
terms also 2 feW pieces Cambf1c Dimi'
hes, : 60. Sc {
Case Fashionable Lsghorn comets
Cases, Mems, Womsns. Boys and
Girls Fashionable Fur Hats.
Bales India Musllns Of ditterenl
Kinds. 80 4 SO. .,. IS
sooPiecss hne Yellow India Nankeen.
20 Pieces Russia apron Sheck.
Ease SiLIER lRAlLHfS,
Bales Spinning lotion.
An elegant variety OF FANLL az 4
LILLES. consls.ing, u part, q ~.
IIFILlAL fsLlliyEhSa, gREdIHS :.
FLC1iES, ,SILgER and GOLD LIE
NLVER and GOLD oRNA4NENiS y
sSe. 5c.
4 Complete assortment q Lasss anc
SOeeUn Au0 StAA ASSSe Il ~ HAAAs = . SAse
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
Mn. ALBURrIs,,

Mn. ALBURrIs,s - 81. n. n I, 3s T
FROM the obvious reflection, chat
i no society ofmen ever did, or ever
AN act efficiently, in any one uniform
lesign, ofapublic nature, without asys-
senatic plan; / vas induced 70 propose
70 the Members of the Protestant Epis.
opal Church in this county, to assemble
Il Martinsburg, Nforgan's and Hedges'
Ghapels, for the purpose Of electingthree
pf the most discreet members from each
aggregation, to represent them 10 =
standing committee Of the Church; that
,y their united endeavours, they might
ascertain the practieability of supporting
4 minister, too fheiate At the places afore.
said. But, from some cause or other,
lothins has beendone. i most earnest-
~, therefore, intreat the h1embersS 81 the
sshurch TO meet at theis respective places
# worship on Saturday the 18th day:of
August, TO make the elections aforesaid !;
twill not hinder much time, three or four
lours in the afternoon win be sufficient i
md the members so elected, are request
I'd 20 mserzE Mr.. Graham's in Martins
burg, on the Saturday following, TO de-
rise method of obtaining a salary for \
Minister, and establish any regulations,
ne present situation Of the Church may
require. 81
I 10 !. A MEMBER.
{ July IS, 1904. ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
Il GREAT BARGAIN

1.-THE subscriber win sell LOT OF
i Land, in the main street, Mar
|tin.burg /; the Improvements thereon are
. log Dwelling House, a stone Breto and
Disiiery Honse, with water sufficient
|on the the premises; also win be sold
with the same, alarge brew Kettle and
Tubs. Any person wishing to become
: purchaser may apply 70 Philip Coons,
John Shober, or David Coons, who will
shew the premises, and are empowered
nv m. 20 enter intn = contract for the
iame. 4 : :. =, - ,.aa,,.g
June -, 1904. AZ
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
FOR SALE, OR RENT,
At raa of Land :. J,

adjoining Robert Snodgrass', on Bach
Greek, Berkeley County, contaiuin,
500 acres, about 200 of which are clear
ed. II WILDE rented for FIVE years, viii
the, previIege ofseeding the land now n
corn. For further particulars apply II
the subscriber living m Charles Town.
r. THOMAS HAMMOND.
Jefferson County, June 90, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
8
NOTICE.

"A IL persons indebted to the srhscri-
~ Der eitherby Bond, Note, or Book.
Account, are requested to make imfne.
diate payment, as a final close and recep.
tiono outstanding debts Is indispensable
necessary understandable Wheat and
Aye WILDE received in payment. Those
Who win fail to comply with the abov.
equeston or before the first day Of Sep
sember next, may expect that legal mea-
sures win be taken against them.
EDWARD MCCORMICK. D
Charles Town, July 20, 1905. G6m.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03

4 = ~ +
|yK7HEHEAS my bond lies IN the
w hands Of John M'Lean, sen. foI
200 dollars, $50 ofwhichis paid !; i be
ing the consideration for tract of land
purchased Of him, as containing i16 IL
acres, but have since found that When
neighbouring claims are satis6ed, i viii
fall IS acres short, in satisfaction for
which so dollars are detaincdby me, but
which am ready and willing 10 pay or
having the eoairaet made good To- me,
md until then ! willnot, except compel
"a thereto BY law 5 hereby caution al
persons from taking IN assignment es
aid bond, under the idea Of my liability.
VALENTINE AYLE. /
Mar,insburg, Jaly 20, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
FOR SALE,
II YAIUABLE FIRM.

OY virtue Of power Of attorney, cxe-
u cuted TO me BY John Dixon, Esq.
Il Jefferson County, who il now il the
BERKELEY Warm-Springs for the bene6i
If his health, 1 am authorised to sell !
;ertaintract Of GLAND, containing about
100 acres, the property ofthe said Dixon,
,ituate in the County Of Jefferson afore.
aid, four miles from Charles Town,
,ix from Shepherd's- Town, and within
iour miles Of the river Potomak. This
Land Is web watered and of an exccllent
quality. Forterms apply tothe subscyi-
per living at Leetown. s 'szs.
:. RICH WILLIS. Z
JulyIS, 1904. 49,. I. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03

THOSE persons who became par,
Is Achasers at the sale Of Evans ant
|Barnhouse's movable Property at III,
Big Spring, are informed, that theil
Notes and Bonds become due on the Sri
day Of Aug,ist next, and are requestes
70 provide for payment, as no indolgenc.
viii be given after that time. Ii
JOHN FRYATT, Exr. &
July 20, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

der pays incessant homage to her
chastity.
IsDmour has whispered in every
corner OF Paris, thai her husband i
ohI admitted to the honour OF sup
plying the finances OF her splendid
| and costly establishment.
Madame r. has not vet produ-
ced any OF the beautiful and eloquent
arguments Of Corhelia to disprovc
tic strange assertion. Her cham
Der. which constitutes one of the
sights Of Paris, and which, after
what has just been mentioned, may
ne justly considered, in Tor out Oh
France, as great curiosity, is fit
ted up in style OF considerable taste
and magniicence.
The bed upon which this char
ming statue reposcs is superb sofa,
raised upon pedestal, the ascent 10
which is BY a FIGHT of cedar steps:
on each side arc affairs, on which are
placed Herculanean vases ofhowers,
and large antique lamp of geld:
the back OF the bed is formed by an
immense pier glass; and the cur
tains, which are Il the most costly
muslin, fcstooned with golden tassels,
descend in beautiful drapery from a
forel crown Of gold. Il is said
that the late emperor, Of Russia af-
ter thc laborious and successful diplo-
matick intrigues Of Messrs. Taliev-
rand & Sieyes, & a certain lady, be-
came enamoured by description with
the Immaculate goddess Of Mont
Blanc; and that he sent confidential
commissioners to Paris, toreport her
daily dress, and to order copies Other
furniture.
The story may be believed, when
the hero of it was well known TO be
fully qualified for one of the deepest
dungeons of a mad house. | hope
for the sake Of society, and the re-
pose Of the world that the rest Of
Madame RS admirers have not u
nited to their passion the bewi!dered
imagination which fatally distin-
guished and finally closed the career
OF her imperial lover.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

stopped III the n1;c.c.lc OF the stree
81. iiorle, by the massacre ot a large
number OF prisoners who had irs,
5een taken ont Of a church which
iad been converted into . prison.
Their years We're pierced with
screams. Many Of the miserable
victims were cut down, clinging to
the windows Of their carriage Dur
'ng' the dreadful DELAYS which they
uttered IN passing through tlerfr
Madame O----t,iscovcrcd n5 sensati-
ons Of alarm, butstedfastly fxed her
eyes upon the back of the coach box,
20 avoid as much as possible, ohserv-
ing the butchcries which were per
i'ctratinG Oh each side of her.
" Had she been observed to close
her eyes o. sit back in the carriage,
she would have excited a suspicion,
which, no doubt, would have proved
'atl TO her. ~ length, she reached
he school which contained her chil-
!fen, where she found the rurnour
which they received was without
foundation she calmly conducted
them to the carriage; and duriog their
gloomy return through Paris, betrav-
ed no emotion; but as soon IS they
had passed the barrier, and were
once more in safety upon the road to
their peaceful chateau, the eXuIting
mother, in an agony OF joy, pressed
her children to her bosom, and in
state of mind wrought up 10 frenzy,
arrived at her own house in convul-
sions ofghastly laughter"
Monsie1m o." from whom
Mr.. Carr received these relations at
The chateau Of the former) never
spoke Of this charming woman with
out exhibiting the strongest emoti-
ons of regard. He said, that in sick
ness he suffered no one to attend up
on him but herself; that in AL his af-
fiictions she had supported him, and
that she mitigated the deep melan-
choly which the suaerings Of his
country and his own privations had
fixed upon him, by the we!I-timed
sallies Of her elegant fancy, Oh by the
charms of her various accomplish
mcnts."
4" / found MYSELF (adls Mr..
Carr, wiih compliment that seems
very Justly due)'' a gamer in the ar
ticie Of delight, by leaving the gay
est metropolis that Europe can pre-
sent TO traveller, for the sake of vi
sitting such family"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
WILLIAM N1.CABE.

WATCH 81 CLOCK MAKER,
pEGS leave to inform the citizens of Rich
ID mond, Manchester, their Vicinitieg, and
the public generally, that he has commenced
bufnefS in the houfe oppofte Capt. Richard
fon's, and four doors below the Crots-freet lead
ing from Byrd's Warehoufe to Mayo's Bridge
where all kinds of work in his line will be
thankfully received, and executed with fidelity
and dilpatch.
Orders from the country will be punstually
obeyed
RICHMOND, June 9th, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
EN- OUR Err.
RICHMOND:
SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1904.

An Examination Of Judge Tuck
er's system Of a religions establish
ment is concluded in the last Psge OF
this days paper. Some remarks
will be made in the course OF the
year, on Public Schools adapted to
the condition Of Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

Richmoad Comfy, June 1908.
Joba Campbell, cofnpPt 1E
AGAINST =
William Morgan and Peter
Northern defs.
THE defendant Morgan not having entered
i his appearance and given fecurity accord
i ng TO the aa os Aflembly, and the rules Of this
court, and il appearing to the fatisfddion of the
court that he is not an inhabtant Of this fate
on motion Of the complainant, by his council,
it is ordered that the faid defendant do appear
here on the fri day Of the next term, and an
fwer the bills of the complainant, and that
copy of this order be publinlcd in fome newt
papcy printed in the city Of Richmond, for
two months iucceiiively, and a copy alto poGed
at the front door of the courthou.e and it is
further ordered that the defendant Northern,
do not pay, convey away or fecrete, the debts
and effects in his hands, due and belonging 60
the faid Morgan, until the further order of the
court, IN the prcmifcs.
A copy Tefte.
d. M'cARTY, c. 2. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
BY 1csterdy'S HAL.
NEW-YORK, June d.

Captain Sanford, Of The schoone,
Greyhound, arrived on Saturday
il IS days from Cape. Francois
brings the melancholy intelligenc,
u fhe massacre of az tic white
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
4 striking C0NIRASz lll-0m tie
same book.


Among the better families to
whom the author was familiarlv in
troduced, was that OF Mr.. Recamier.
the Banker. The lady OF this gen
tleman was a few wears since in
England, where she excited curio-
sitv.
Upon my return to Paris, pro
ceeded to the hotel Of Mons. r.
Curiosity led me to view the house,
aud the celebrated bed OF his LADY,
who was tben III London.
The little vanities and excentrici-
ties Of this elegant and hospitabIe wo-
man will find immediate forgiveness
when 1t is known that she is now We
ry young, and was married when a
spoiled child o. the age Of fourteen,
to her present husband.
She IS one Of David's enthusias-
tic admirers, and has carried tn
rage for Grecian undress to AIN ex-
tremity, which, even in the capitol,
left her without a follower. In the
Public walks Of the Champs Eiy-
sees she one evening presented her
seifin dress which almost rivilIed
the robes OF Paradise. The Patisi-
ans, who are remarkable Tor then
politeness to women, and are not re-
maTka0ie for scrupulous sentiments
Of de.icacy, were SO dispieased with
her appearance, they made lane fol
her entrance and expelled the modern
Eve from the Elisian fields, NOT with
4 &" flaming sword Of wrath - bu
with Kisses softly uttered, and by
tokens Of disapprobation. She tcils
hex friends that her cabinet IS crowd.
ell wiih letters of the most irnpassi
.oled love, from persons Of the first
fame, distinction and opulencc. In
her parties, when conversation be
gins to pause, she introduces some
Of these melting epistles, which she
IS said TO read with a bewitching pa
tho5, and never fails 10 Close thc fond
recital by expressions Of the tender
est pity for the sut'ering5 OF their u
starred authors.
She has declared, TINT some ofhel
lovers equal the Hc!y.a-rc Appol.
10; but ttut she has never yet sec,
thlt being VITO was perfect yaCuSi
. DC entitled 20 tue possession CT lei
Injections. 30 noe smile: NIaa1np
q. !, q disciple OF Diana; even ,lar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

French inhabitants OF St. Domingo.
This bloody work commenced in
Port-au-Prince about the middle of
May.--An account of it was soon
received and published at the Cane,
and immediately after about FIVE and
twenty hundred persons, men, Wo-
men and children, indiscriminateIv
were deliberately massacred there.
1t was general about the same time
III every place which the blacks DOS.
sess. 1t is evident, from the care
with which they selected their vic
TINS, that the plan has been long for
med, and deliberately matuucd.-
None but French have suffered, and
OF them hardly one has escaped. e.
very care had been taken to prevent
the white inhabitants from ieaviu4
the island; row boats were e.nDloy.
ed TO board and examine every yes
sci going out OF the harbour.
\ short time before tie massacre
took place thirty passengers were
found IN a schooner, which had GOT
ont ct the harbour, bound to S..
Thomas, and, with the crew, they
were immediately pat to death. Fit
Port-au-PrlnCe between i've and six
hundred persons fell under the bloc
dy Ratchet Of the Haytians, and the
warm stream of blood which ran
from them, quenched the thirst Of
their murderers, who went on their
knees to receive it. Dessalines has
published proclamation, justifyine,
the determination OF the French,
and Offering fifteen days to the Spa
nlards, who occupy the eastern cart
of St. Domingo, to determine ei-
ther TO submit to him, or share the
fate of the French; he has sixty
thousand men ready to m against
them, and is determined no Eu-
rapean shall hold an off bower
on the island. {" Tous - saws
he, {" did his work bv es; but
will conpleteit.''
LPtr the Diana, from Dub! y. York;
LONDON, IS.
The Danish militia, ca Le
the field, now amounts
leo, COO men"
The house Of the Russian Char
PAEaires is surrounded incessantz
y by spies and officers of The police,
Il being supposed that one Of the
French Princes was concealed in i.
Plchegru was reported to have d.
ed e the wounds Which lie received
at the period Of his arrest.
Madame Moreau has at lenptI,
been allowed TO visit her husband in
the Temple. The general is stated
to have written to Bonaparte, but the
purport OF this letter is variously re-
presented some confne it to acom-
paint at his name being inserted by
the Grand Judge in the list of Bri-
gands; others that it was exculpa-
tory, and others again that it was an
appeal to the Chief Consul's mercy.
In either case, however, the General
must have been ignorant Of the ma
ture OF the man he addressed, as
wei! as wanting in respect to lis OWE
character.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

There was no Mail on Thursday,
further north than Fredericksburg.
Hence the paper of to-day contains q
variety Of miscellaneous matter.