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GENERAL ORDERS.

The late conduct ofthe Spanih government.
added TO the hottie appearance and menacng
attitude of their armed forces already enc,mr,
ed within the limits of our government, Ms axe II
necetiary that the militia under my command.
thou!d be in complete order aud at a mo,nent's
warning ready to march.
This armed force under the Eant9ion of their
government, have unprfoned and tranfported
hive of the good citizens of the United SITE
to the dominion of Spain.--They have cnt
down and carried off the flag of the U. States.
which was erected in the Cado Nation of Indi,
ans and within the limits OF the u S.-'rhev
nave compelled by force, men in the employ Of
the government, when exploring the Red River.
TO delft, and come home, and they have t,k.n
an unluithable and iniulting petition eat of the
river Sabine and within the territory of Nan
Orleans Acts thus daring as wei, AS de-
grading TO our national character and conGi,nt-
ed rights, demand prompt fatisfatf ion and rJn-
not fail to excite that reientment 70 beconiny.
70 natural on the occafon.
In the trit intance, gentlemen, let it be re-
Collected that our good ,yateyiaLs-our ben of
men, mutt be properly difcplined, and in this
way the preparation cannot be too rreat IN
meet the wiihes of the general and the exigen-
cles OF our country.-Infpired with the lauda.
BILE ambition of avenging our country's wrongs,
and imPelled by the mott cogent nee efiitv Of
eN'N'"','S "u' "d''o"di uiSHlty and liberties, il
is calculated that but one voice will be heard
among us, and that that will be, for prebara.ion
and 2iicibiins.
You are therefore, without deIav. ordered
to place your brigade on the mott refpea,ble
footing, and be in readinefs TO furniih the onot.
required OF you at the ihorteN notice. Ali vo-
iunteer companies well equipped will be ac-
cepted ot-Ifth full quota can he RATED hv vo-
luntary enlittment, it will anrwer government
better purPofe than by prsffing them from their
families by draft but if it be difcovered that
this cannot be done: will -
effective men be claf1ed and that the law in this
refpeet be particularly attended to, and when
the government and conitituted authorities of
our country require it, they mutt be in readiness
to march.
Two regiments, it is expected, from nv d;-
viiion Gin the event of caID will be reo,,;rrd
and no doubt, If more are in readnefs TO march.
a tender OF their fervices will be ACCEPTED.
You Will, gentlemen, take the mott f,-edv
method OF obtaining correct information. of the
number that can be RATED by voluntary rnl;A-
ment within your REFLECTIVE brgades, thron,h
your colonies or in fuch other manner al NAV
to you be mott regular & proper. After This in.
formation ihall have been acquired, forward th.
fame to the general by mail.
ANDREW JACKSON,
MAJ. Gen. I'd diviEou.
BIZ
WILLIAM p. ANDERSON
To THE generals e0mmanaing,1
qvitbin THE I'd di1yfon.
Naihyle, Oct. 4th, 1906.
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WASHINGTON, November s.

The honorable DAVID M. ERSKINE,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minifer Plenipoten-
tiary of his Britannia Majefly to the United
States, was on Monday received by the Secre-
tary of State, and by him prefented to the Pre-
hdent the United States.
On the fame day, ANTHONY MERRY,
ESQ. late Envoy Extraordinary and Minifter
P!eniPotentiary from the fame court, took leave
Oh the frelident' Nat. Int.
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From the Reei9er ofMonIay.

A gentleman jun arrived from Warrington,
Whole varacity and corrcGtnefs may be relied
on, reports, that letter had been received at
that place, bya Mr.. Henderfon, employed in
the navy yard, from his brother, reident in
Kentucky, Eating that, in confequence of a
commotion of the people, who had declared
that country independent, he was about to re-
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. carriage guns and :eysn,een msa. bound tsom
: that port for Malta, with cargo of Wet
" India produce, was anchored in this hay by
" two Gibraltar privsteers. Of Sarah they
" mad an action in which Captain H~i,i, aud
TWO ieamen We're wounded. On board ,n-
:. privateer five men were wounded. They
=" proceeded yeaerdsy FOR Gioraitar."
Ibid.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. Is.
On Saturday laft the 18th init. in the after.
noon, that great and illuarious fatefman
CHARLEs.JAMEs Fox, yielded his laf breath
in the arms OF his nephew Lord Holland.
The following perfons are talked of as his
fuccel1ors THE Marquis WELLESLEY, Lord
HOLLAND, MIR. Z. GRENyILLE and Lord LAv-
DERpALE.
MIR. Fox was in his 5S,h year. He was G.
leeted to Parliament before he was of age, act
ed with the then Minilters, and his irf fpeech
was againt WILKES. He was often in and out
of the Minitry.
Laft night a meGcnger left town for Paris.
He will carry the news of the death of Mr..
Fox.
The embarkaton of troops for foreign fervice
is renewed with increafrd activity.
An order has been received at the Dock
Yard, Portfnouth, to communicate how foon
the hrf bottomed boats, which are uiually
employed in difembarking troops, can be got
ready for fervice.
The boats IF the Hangbty, pm brig, have
recently cut cut of port 8 Spaniih loaded vef-
iels. She has in her laf cruze, dearoyed 1 9 or
IA other veiitls.
An attempt TO cut out Jerome's Flip Veteran,
we have every resion to believe, has this,
been made by two of our f,igates.
Priee'ef S.oek5-Confus 6s IA, Omn;um
734. Omnium on the 18th was at 8 l-2.
The reafon given by ALEXANDRA for his re-
fufal to ratify the treaty with France, is that
D'OuBaIL had a6ted entirely contrary to bis in
.RrnFionS but His Imperial Maieay declares
he is willing to renew the negotiations,
(St. PeieyesTg --OGfiaL)
SEPT.ls.
- We have Paris papers to the nth, and Dutch
to the 5th. All the military movements indi-
cate approaching war.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 9.

The refufsl of the Emperor of Rulsa to rati-
fly d'Oubri's treaty, has not yet been followed
by the rupture Of the EngGih Negotiation, but
flight hopes ofpeace, however, remain. The
troops which had returned from Germany have
been ordered 70 face to the right-about, and the
troops which had entered France are to proceed
to Germany again.
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LAURNBURC, Sentemher a

His majelty the king of Sweden, has taken
poilefiion of this country, in the name of the
King Of England: the PrufIian arms and eagles
taken away and every thing re-eltablifhcd on
the former footing.
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VERMONT.

EXIhCTS from fpeech of the sox.,,or
10 the Legislature at the opening of tts pr-
TENT Seiiiou, and from the anfgcr of tb-
II. of Afembly.
81 have the fatisfasfion TO announc.. th,+ .b.
nneafures taken by the Legislature at their Ian
ieiiion TO atccrtain the northern boupdarv oe
this tate, promi!e very valuable acomftion.
Conformaoiy with the power vefted in me, by
me act for that purpofe, appointed Dr.. Will :
"ams TO afcertain the true diyiGonaI line be-
tween this State and the province of Lower "a.
NADIA; which, by courfe of Astronomical oh.
1ervations made near the ancient monument az
Connecticut river, he found to be nearly 10
miles 1outh OF the latitude of Is degrees. AT
the Lake Memphremagog the prefent divilionaI
line was found to he moro than miles fouth of
what it ought to be. From thefe obfervationa:
the reiult is, that this fate has been out OF
pohefon lowing to the error in etabli(binv
the divlii onal line) of tract ofand equal to IA
townibiPs. The acknowledged experience and
profound fcience Of the perfon employed for
that purpoie, warrants the belief, that his OBJ.
iervatons and calculations are without material
error. The report which has been made to me
on this fubjeet, together with the man that
accompanied it, flall be laid before you. go
large tract of land, which, on the fettle-
ment OF the line, would probably fall within the
Jurlidetion OF the fate, appears to me an OBJ
JeCt worthy OF your attention. The obieet can
only be effected by an application to the Execu-
tive of our national government"
We learn from your ExceIlency's commune
cation, that meafures have been taken, purft,-
ant to the directions of the legislature at their
lalt ieihon, to afcertan the northern boundsrv
OF TINS Rate and that Il can be eRabIibed on
ly through the medium Of the national govern
ment and from the appearance of the error
to be reetified, we are led to believe that the
lntere IS Of our sGer Rate Of New-York may
DC 10 TAR aHetted by The meaiure, as to require
the cooperation Of that aaie. Whether we
wonl urge the enlargement Of this fate, at
the r'ik OF ieIenng the rate of New-York, aud
perhaps of the Unted States, by transferring
ieverd iettIements on the river St. Lawrence,
IS a qieltlon OF the hgbef Importance"
EStra9 Of letter from an e5ferr 6rfrd Rabils
Of Red River, SEPTEMBER 20, sos, esn,mnai.
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Ftom TIE Reri1er ofIu.1lar.

Important rs the foreign intelligence in this
days Regifer may be con!idered, it is lef, in
teretting than the advices received from the
weitern country, which, as we rated yefteriay,
have for fome days pait occupied the dclibera-
tons of the executive and which, by the fnb-
Joined extracts of letters from Warrington, ap-
pear to have refuIted in An order for fbe diJpo-
fable regular force oftbe mion to proceed inn
mediateiy for N. Orleans.
ExtrG3 ofa letter from a gentlenan at Wa)l5ine-
ton, dated sotb OCTOBER, 1906.
" The brother of lieutenant of marines in
the barracks here, has written from Marietta,
Or svberever eLe Col. Barr is, that his actions
are fufp'cious, and in confequence thereof he
had moved his family back and intended to re-
main and protect his property''-the letter far
Their ftates, that this information had been laid
before the PRECEDENT, and that energetic mea-
fures were talked of, but, as congrefs would
foon meet, nothing would probably be done
until their meeting, though it was confidently
iaid the marines were ordered to proceed i'm
mediately for New-Oreans under captain Car
mick.
An0tber letter JayS,
All the marines at Wilmington are ordered
Immediately to New Orleans.''
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move his family 10 Cuipepper in Virginia.
The ferrous nature Of this reporf forbid, us
to repeat the names oe ne pertons implicated
AS leaders, until the authenticity OF the repor,
is fully afcertaincd.
1t by no means improbable that the follow
ing rumoris connected with this impay,aa: in
telligence, the fubaance of which we are told
had occupied the executive of the u. States,
convened in council, during four days of the
lait week.
The PRECEDENT of the u. S. was feriouay ndif-
pofed on Tucfday, and by the lateit accounts
was Eill confined.
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BY authentic information from the HAVANA,
dated Sept. IS, we are advifed of the appoint
ment of new Intendant, from which favor
able change in the conduct of that government
to the United States may be expected. At that
time Miranda was faid to have made good his
landing aud to have made fome progrefs in the
country towards Sante Fe, where he had been
joined by 5000 of the inhabitants the coun-
try.
The French Admiral Willameuz had got fate
into port, with the Foudroyant, although pur.
fued under he guns of the Moro by the Britiih
frigate Anton.
At the moment of clofng the letter contain
ing this information it was reported, that a Spa
NTH fchooner had arrived at Batabafo, and
brought accounts that Miranda had had an en-
gagement, had LOFT about 1000 men, and had
retreated about 25 miles but the report was
laid to want confirmation. ID.
Extras ETA letter from Taagier, Aagaa %,
1906.
On the Goth inn. the fchooner Mediator
Z" of Baltimore, James Hollis, mater, of tx
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November A..

The Britifh line of battle fhip, Beltona, capt
Douglas ; and the AUOn noop of war, from on
board of which Mr.. ERsKINE was landed at An
napolis on Thurfday laft, anchored in Hamp-
ton Roads yefterday.
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NORFOLK, November /.

DuEL.--On Tuefday morning duel took
place near Gofport, between Mef1rs. Ottky and
Council, frft and fecond lieutenants of his B..
M. fhP Chichefter, now repairing at faid place {;
when the former was fhot through the head at
the fra fire, and expired on the fpot. Mr..
Conncl! and the ieconds have decamped.
HernH
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E*tra8 ef Letter from an e5Fcrr dafrl Ra6iIs
@Re4 River, SEPTEMBER 90, 1906, esnma7i.
eaff4jor TIE Baltimore Earning Pet.
We arc within GSty miles oi Natchitoches.
where VI have met Claiborne and letters from
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OF NAPLES.

The London Gazette of Sept. 6, contains !
letter from Gen. STUART, dated at Mtnus
Sicily, Aug. 8.
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WILLIAM P. ANDERSON,
did de CAM.

-, a. @1Ia ae Camp
qvitbin THE I'd divfon.
Naihyllle, Oet. 4th, 1906.
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EXTACTS from fpeech of the sov.r,or.
to the Legislature at the opening of IT. prr-
tent Seftiou, and from the anfwcr of tb-
H. of AnembIy s"S
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E*t-o9 ofA letter from Commodore PoPHAm,
qvbo commanded tie expedition agaia6 BnenoJ
EyreJ, 10 tie Secretary oftbe Idmiraity.
OFF BUEEos AYREs, 9Th July.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-21

MILL Sc sold q public vendue, Oh
w Friday tie assh isss. tthe plahta-
don cf Jacob Yannene, decsssed, III
the persosnl property fthe said deceased
Consisting % Household md Kitchen
Fufsitrre, Some Farmisg impliments,
annuber Of Horses, Midi Cows; Sheep,
md prime fat ADgs-sA quahtity Of
Whest, Rye ID Corn-Grain 10 The
sronnd, I'D unmber 90 6shes arsisles.
NinamoA y ErSdit win Be allowed, on
giving bonA Nib approved sernrity.--
HE sale nil beki6 about nine o'clock.
,ISAAcWANMETRE, Exf. IS
BkEkANAMMETRE,Ex'rx.
Neys ksr 4, laos.
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a FARM n. SELL or RENT.

~ FARM 10 SELF or RENT. !.
1sHE subseyi6er wishes eitherto sen
j or rent i sslnahle FARM--lt h
situated IL hampshire County, Il the
'jenction Of the Great Gseapecn and Po-
toInse Rivers. and sbops thfee miles from
Berkeley Springs-It was lately the pro-
perry Of Cornelius Ferree, ESQ. aud ID
At present occupied BY him. Thssract
contains 2S7 acres, . considerable part
4 which d cleared, aud ID good order
for cultivation Fhere u upon the pres
misses, a very GOOD dwelling HOUSE, a.
likewise baru, md al other buildings
necessary Or eouvenient fora farm. The
Land, from il sitaaeioa hetween the two
rivers, ahd in agreat measure surround
eddy them, - of,a most excellent quail
3. AIT j. remote from any other land
belonging to the spbscriber, he would
prefer selling il !; and His price ID sir
pounds per cre-SBut il be cannot sell,
be willreni it 1t the rate Of ~ pounds
per aanuui, for any term, mot exceeding
ten years, -and in either case, possessed.
on will be given the 6rstday Of Decembef
nex., with the liberty of sowing 4 crop
this fall-H any persol. having viewed
the premises, should wish 70 purchase,
or 70 lease upon these terms, he win
please TO apply 70 the subscriber who re-
sides IN Shenandoah County. g. = E.2
i =. q: THOMAS ALLEN, sen. :.
Z SEpkenbsr &, 1906. ~ 81 :. :,
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d. =, ...,,,., FOR SALE,
aFvAIrIANTsE T,1., !.

6 A5VALUABLE Tsatf cfLsh0, ".
II Ing u she County of BetksleH c6h.
tanning 4as,acres, Adjoinink the slands
of James canp6eiL Es4 John CRAY,
Azel fletcher and David Rfppy.
There IL on said Farm about 100 asfss
ot cleared land, Is of which il fsSd
Meadow. and soInoree may Be made !;
The up land IS well timbsred and sof d
.gpod dualityi there;is coed wen. aud
several neSer-failing sPrinks. o. the
premises. As IL Is prssGhsd 20 ersoA'
viii purchase atsieHing tIes land,
the terms Of sale viii lthsn BE made
known, BY applying 20 William Che.
noWeth, near, GarraFdss J0Nn. II &
=. JOSEPH CHENoWETH.
- November ~, 1906. - ) 4, sf ss42s,s
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.MMdzetozyn Rdcss.

WflLL be run for over hands6me
" course. on TRarsday the 27th in
stant, . purse ot1thifty dollars, esto
miles and repeat. free for any horse,
nare or Erldiag under fourtseh hands,
that has never Won q PURGE of40 dollars,
carrying keteh. - g.. ~ E .E*s
On Friday the 2Srh win be run for
ossr de aaiae. eeSsse,, . Passs q sxtsufy
doi.afs, two miles toa hsat and repeal,
carrying weight agreeable 10 the rules
OF racing, the winning horse the hrsfday
excepted. = IL! -. -. = -. - r.,
And on Saturday the a9th. will be run
for over the same course, . Handsome
sweepstaEe, free Is before. the wiunips
horses the two preceding DAYS excepted.
Entrance the first day :wo dollars, the
second day one dollar and Fifty cents, ahe
thifd day one dollar. -Four. horses to
start each day or no race. Horses 20 Sc
entered the day befor. each race or do0..
bic atthe post. No persoh will be.per.
tn1itted 10 keep 4 booth without payins
TWO dollars towards the purse.
LUCAS S. GIBBS,
d. ASA .SIM0NS, IS
.-} ! x: : Ii: ss.s,*x 81 Managers.
November -, 1906. -, II ii ! ]
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THE Snbssribers for de support Of
Minister pf the Protestant Epis.
copiI Church II sh county of Berkeley,
are hereby respectfully notified, / thsf one
ihoisy ofskeit subscriptions win become
due On The 9th Of this presens u1ohth,
when & b hoped they Willbe prepared 10
disch charge The same. Those sentlemeu,
- whose handle suhseriptoa pspsrs we're
plsesd, ite sPpointed 10 colIsce shem,
md are pequslted ID uss Diligence ID
shkif several dissriesa ms &
ossober !, 1908.
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7roarb ;a sslSa

tT.HE yvsserib,r ihiotms lis friends
md tie public, 4i1at he now has 4
MACHINE il operation, in The sowa
of MsrtinshurR for tie, purpose ofcut.
sinx Naiis ofalt stsss He win disPoss
Oh them ID = tower price than they are
resailed 10 any store in this country; and
lnrsxes that thsy shall be quite a good;
Henall always keep on hand quantity Of
Hammered Mails also. He has been az
eonsiderable expense IN obtaining the a.
hove Machins, and he hopes all who are
ifiends 70 home mapufactures, and who
wish % buy their Nails low. wiIsncou-
rage him. ", >s-s5-. r. = ~ +.
He ailltsks eouutfyS produce, at cash
prices, IN exchanse for. Nails. f.
*Oetobersf 1so6 :.Z, II y i =.
vgs u: 80 Il "a
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T. I = i 3fR IL n. g. - 49,
late and Important
foREEN lNTELLIeENcE.
LONDON, sep,ember 20. !

= EsTsS fsEF z y - -
Esvnef sf . letfsr Jfaa Esmmodsrs POP.
EHAM, wAe eemmandea fhe expectation
eseasss Bseass Ayres, feiis 1amirai
i ~. ..-.A t,. ~ .lsss. slsss,s
orr BUEsos Arars, s,h JuLr. 4
IT SIR, X I'M. w, -. - ezss
ID 4 letter which I bad die hsaors %
.addfsss you from ST. Helepa, on the sob
Of April, I fully sxplainsa. for. the IN
formation Of my lords comu1issioness az
the admirslty, the motiyss dat induced
me 20 press % strpnglY he nfeency md
eapedieney Of lndeFtakipe % sapojiSios,,,
against de enemys ss,tlsmsnts in Rio
de u Plaza. sSsssss
81 have therefore enlys % rive You a
sAoft detail Of the proceedings ,of The
sqnadron ] ,previously conggatslasing
their lordships on HE majssiys forces
being In full possession Of huenos Ayres
md its dependepsiss, The capital Of one
&c Ne ricksss and NOR ae1.ensive pro.
siaess d South ArnsFiea. Z. IS sSs s,e
To The commerce of Great Britain Il
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TAsJ slssphs BLANKs, psinfsd o, MA Il
nxw qsd ILEoAsrITsPE, !.
sfsaIs6a1s fspt ~ sale ettk;s 09Ece.
.DkEDS, Common BONDS, M
c0NsTABLE,S BtANkS,
Promiss6ry NOTES, &c. Nj
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soLTI3c GL0Tts.

lTUSr received an sxsessits assoes.
y nsnt ofbsst wasTlated DOkTIN6
CLOTHS, ofesery description, which
Nilhs sold pnusually lon, ~ " ,taf :.
!. b. KENNEDYS q RAGAN. 6
Hagers-towu, June q. 1905. fiyl
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. FIR 5els, ~ ).
That 1 ,v1ERYELIGIBLE sTANDfor
g." -. =. Hnsinsss, ~
=: 7BeH oaIsi' and E IT, f. !

.late The property IF Jeremiah Evans.
and now under renttto Asvi Price, a
$50 dollais.per annum. For terms ap-
!. = ! 3, : & THOMAS c. SMITH. :
MarliasbnrY, octettr II, 1905.
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FREYBURG, fin Brifcau, ! Nav Q.

In confequence of an order of the fenate of
Balle, ten OF the firt merchants ofthat place
were arrefted on the 2sth April, upon account
of Bri,th goods being fezed at NeufchateI in
future foreign merchandise can be imported
only by different roads in Switzerland The
public confederation is very great. A printed
proclamation has been circulated through the
whole canton of Bale, prohibiting all imports
and trade with Engih goods under heavy penal
ties and perfonal puniih'nent in fDme cafes ex-
tending even to the privation of life.
THE STATE OF THE HAMBURG MARKET
Has undergone no n,ateria! change; the fame
Inactivity prevails. 1t is fad the buiiuefs done
at the LEIPZIG fair has been very advantageous
The pvoprietors of Bririih manufactured goods
found ready fa'e at high pric es. This place
is now the mott important market for all Bri.
ti!h produce from the late eveuts in SwitZer.
land and the ftrong prohibition there as well as
IN France and italy of the importation of all Dri
tiih manufactures.
The certainty IF the Daniiil ports on the Ey.
der remaining open and the fhipping BY Gnal
craft ON the Watten to this place being permit.
ted pronies encouragement to our trade.
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II CARD.

IT is with no fmall regret that the Editor is obl;g
ed to lay aide the feveral Orations which were deli
vered on the 18th of July, and anfmitted to him for
publication. But he hopes that fimple tatenent will
efficiently plead his apology.
He has three of thefe Orations in pofIeflion-
Topubiih the whole of them, would (he prelun,es)
comport very little with the ineinatons of his readers
and till leis (he knows) with the important MATS of
intelligence, which would grow upon his hands. To
pubiih any Of them in evolution of the rel would
be to betray confidence in his own tate, TO which
he dare not pretend, and fleming partality to one
orator, which would peedlefsly wound the feelings of
the reif Unable therefore publiih the 4obolr and
unwilling to feee any one, he knows of no other re-
iource than to wave their publication altogether.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22

The Grand Penfonary acknowledgements
has now fair opportunity of deciding very
learned quefion which are the mott acute,
the pains of the body or thofe of the mind the
lois OF his eye-fght or the lofs of power. But
ere the experiment can be decided Louis
Bonaparte will be declared king of Holland.
1t is thus that Napoleon provides for his bro
theirs, and 1t is thus that he attaches the fur
rounding countries to his throne. Thus fwelIs
:" the FEDERATIVE SYSTEM of my EN-.
pire."