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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
LAWS OF THE U. STATES.


AN ACT
Asihosi6ug the falc Of trs6 Of land, 10 the
sowa Of Cincinnati. aud cate OF Ohio.
De ~ ssalzsi ~ ske Sssax sxi Hs~j< IF Re-
IL tvs/ssssssvss Of sbs Usms< Sfatss " sasr,ss
= Cs~gv1s eDSn6i<d. That tor the dltpcIAl Of .
csr.sl~ ssstt os los OF land, bsIooaias to the
United Ststes. 10 the tows Of Cincipsat, On
the Ohio, bsiag the fsnc on which Fcfs Wsth-
ingtoa was sUtled the Sccsesasy Of the Tsesto-
~ nall cAuie the iaid uxa to be losssysd aud
fach naanes. sAd of foch diwen6ons - be may
jsdge proper. conforming ~ near ~ may be 70
the original plxa Of the town: when che iuIvey
70 completed. plat shevof Aall be sesusosd 10
the Surveyor General. on which the lots hall
be dcnominsied by progseEve nuubcrs, Who
fhsll thcscfrom cauie two copies 20 he made .one
20 be usnlniissd 20 the Secretary Ut the Tres-
fcry. and the other 10 tho kegiR-r Of the land
ohce At Cincinnati on she receipt of which
plat, the Secretary Of The Tscafssy hsli caute
the isid ro~n lou 10 bc offered 10 the higheR
bidder At public isle. 60 be held o. Cincinnati,
uRder The fupeinteudsacc OF the Iegiasr aud
Receiver az the lsod Ifics 10 the d.ariet Of
CiGcinnati, on the fame sssns and conditions ss
have bean provided Tor the pubiic f.lo IT the
public lsuds Of the Uoitcd States. six weeks
nosics fhall be given sf the day of f4e, IN at
lesA tso ns~fPspers pubsilhsd in tho fA.e of
Ohio.
NATH'L. MACON,
Spssksy sff fbe Hssk sfRrss,Isrssffu<s.
GEO. CLINTON. Yin-PS.jsdssfs y
Is U. 5. and P,s6lsss sf ibs Ssssn.
FsBauARY az, 1906.
Approves
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05

THE frit and feeond number Of the
Newport Female EtangsEc Mifeellany
70 be fold At THE Office.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-05
TO BE SOLD BIZ
JOHN & HENRY CAHOONE,
As. IS. BssJssr's Nbs.f.
A new & correct Chart

NJ Long -Illaud Sound. from Monssak
~ Psint to Frogs Point. including Fifhsfs
Ilaud Soand. and Wa,ch. Hill Reef. Pobiih
ed June "a. 1905, by Jsts csboss<, Newport.
AID NsssU FsIi.fl. New London.
Ne~post. Jsiy ".
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
FOR SALE,

4 TRACT Of LAND, containing
n about 900 acres, one half of which
is cleared, The balance well timbered ;
and considerable quantity of well wa.
tered meadow. On the premises is a
good Merchant Mill and Distillery, on
never falling stream of water, and in
sight Of the Potomak river. This tract
can be divided into several different te-
dement's, with Dwelling House and
Barn to each; it is of the FIRST rate lime.
stone quality; and is situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Potion X river, 10
miles from Martinsburg, 3 from Will
Transport, and IS from Mercersburg.
This land will he sold together, or div.
ded into TIVE tracts, as may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargain will be 81
ven to a purchaser, in the mill and one
half the land, on paying about two thirds
Of the purchase money in hands-@ For
terms apply to the subscriber On the pre-.
mises.
GEORGE NEWKIRK. T.
April 1s, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
Patterson oM MIL
April Ia, 1906.

THE subscriber has got the above
:. L Millin complete order for the re-
ception Of Wheat or any other Grain.
He will manufacture. Wheat as il has
heretofore been done at said Mill, and
will be responsible that all Flour n,anu-
faettred BY him shall pass inspection If
safely carried or delivered at the ports or
places Of inspection-tn case Of condem-
nation, a certificate from the inspector
mentioning the Cause thereof, together
with the brands and marks8E che barrels,
viii be necessary before the difference
can be made good. :. -, r, =:
q aemarket triceia Cash given sr
WHEAT, RYE and C ORN. =
4, ROBERT CHRISTY.
Septe mber II, 1905. -. .. - ut
sP e. - a.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
April 10, 1909.

TN A>~ASASAAAA~- ~ GSVt n" IL
D AN away from the subscriber on
n Sunday last Negro Man named
Jim, alias Jim 1acks0n, but better
known in this county and Jefferson by
the name of FJsr Jim he is about $
feet or 9 inches high, about ~ years
old, has round Eat face, of very dark
colour, and is stout we'll made fellow /;
he was lately con6nedin the Marrinsbu,g
Jail from which relieved him. He has
for several years past bowed the fsr for
the militia companies about Martins
burg and other places, on which he per-
forms very wei, 4 plays the fiddle also.
He had on an old surtout coat made of
gray coa,ingI oveTalls and waistcoa. of
the same cloth, pair Of about half worn
shoes, split down the vamp owing to
their being too small, and stockings, and
probably other clothing with HIM. l
will give the above reward to any person
who will return said negro to me, or
conhne him in Berkeley or Jefferson
County Jail so thatI get him again.
49, ROBERT CHRISTY.
Berkeley County, Macrh %, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
FoR SALE, or RENT,

THE following property, belonging
l. TO the estate Of John M'Kenny,
dec. to wit: An excellent TAM-fARD,
lying 10 Buckles Town, Berkeley Coun-
~, Including one acre Of ground, on
which Is erccteda convenient Dwelling
House, Bark House, Bark Mill and
Carrying Shop, and good Stable-
There is constant stream Of good wa
ter running through the yard. This
property would be extremely valuable TO
a person who. understands the tanning
business. and could pay personal atten.
ton to it. "~s~ r ~.
Oae pther Lot opposite tn the above,
on whi9h is a good DISTILLER7, a
convenient Dwelling House, Stable, &c.
with 1 sutigiency Of water running thru
the Lot. =:
One other House and Lot. T.
Three other Lots lying in the main
street, in said town, that are not i'm.
proved.
The price for the above property viii
be made reasonable, and horses or good
paper taken in exchange for tit will
be sold separately or together.
WILLIAM M'KENNY,
ADAM S. HENSHAW, 1s ~.
April II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25

NOTICE is hereby given, to such
/ y persons as have become purchas-
ers At the sale Of the personal estate Of
Michael Huffman, dec. that their res-
pective notes are due, and unless they
are paid on or before the 6rst day Of
May codtt next, no longer Indulgence
will be given, and suits will be instituted.
FREDERICK SIBERT, Afsa'r.
MARY HUFFMAN, Adm's.
April II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
TAKE NOTICE.

THOSE persons who made pureha.
i ses. at the sales of the subscriber
are informed, that their respective obi.
cations became due in March last, and
that he has returned to this country for
the purpose Of collecting them. They
are lodged with Mr.. Thomas c. Smith,
Of Martinsburg, on whom they viii
please to call. All who fail to lift their
obligations in ten days from this date
may depend upon having them put in
suit immediately. =
JOHN VAN METRE.
April IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
REGIMENT.dL ORDERS.

CATUkDAY tn. I7.h OF next month
- is appointed for the muster of the LIST
Battalion Of the e7th Regiment Virgi.
MIA Militia, at William Iohuston's mill !;
and Saturday the alsts OF SID month Tor
the muster Of the I'D Battalion Of said
Regiment, at Buckles. Town. All per.
sons who have received public arms and
accoutriments. arc ordered to deliver
the same to the Majors Of Battslions on
their respective DAYS osmuster aforesaid.
D. HUNTER, Lieut.. Gel. ::
-. Cam. 67h Reg. y NJ
April II, 1906. -. ....
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
LITERATURE.

THE subscribers have opened an A;
J. cademy in Hagers- Town, where
in youth willb instructed in the various
branches of education. Their prices are.
for Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic.
j: four dollars per quarter, the Latin and
Greek Languages. English Grammar,
Geography, Surveying, Navigation,
Mensuration, with the other practical
= branches OF the Mathematics, D seven.
They will ACCOMMODATE boarders at
Shopper annum, payable quarterly in
advance, they finding their own beds.
JOHN & PC. YOUNG.
Hagcrs. Town, April II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25

THE Company commanded by be
i subscriber, are desired to attic nd d
MUSTER to be held at Martinsburg.
on the Grst Saturday in May next (which
will be the Sd day Of the month"; at the
usual time and place Of parade. \ pune
tual attendance is required from every
individual belonging 10 the Company.
>~ WILLIAM GREGORY.
April 10, 1909. ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
FOR SALE.

A TRACT of LAND in Berkeley
n County, Virginia, containing 500
acres, lying on the OPeckon, within .
miles Of the river Potomak, and betweea
the aourishing towns Of Martinsburg and
Shepherd's-Town. Tits good lime stoas
Land, with tolerable improvements
thereon, some good meadow and abun-
dance Of wood and timber for the sup
port Of the plantations, which are low
rented 70 Messrs. John Files and Basil
Cross. This valuable Land will be sold
on Monday the 26th of May next at
the court house in Martinsbnrg. A par.
Of the money must be paid on the day of
sale, and reasonable credit will be nj
ven for the balance. On the payment Of
the whole, a good title win be made to
- L..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
Valuable Real Property for sale
blythe heirs Of Michde! ~ 'Keirnan, deed.

Valuable Real Property for sale
bytheAeirs Of Michael N'Ktirnan, deed.
1 =.
PARE d the real estate Of said M Keisnan
in the State Of Maryland, Viz.
A VALUABLE Plantation Of rich
n Limestone Land, on the waters Of
Conococheague, containing about as
acres. This Land is Of the FIRST rate
quality, with number Of never.failing'
Springs Of water, a large proportion of
good Meadow, with House, Stil
House, Barn, &c. also, \ number Of
Fruit trees, and never failing stream Of
water running thru the place within
sight Of Lutheran Church and in tho
heart of a German settlement. This
property is about 9, miles from Hagers-
town and from Potomak river, and has
a number Of merchant mills near it.
= Aiso fer sale, in the town Of Hancock,
on the river Potomak, one House and
Lot, well situated fora store or any kind
ofpublic business. 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25


nNzTuesday the 9th day Of May
Nnext, will be sold at the late dwell
ing house Of T'homas Turner, dec. his
personal estate (not otherwise disposed
OF BY willl consisting of large stock Of
Horses, Cows, Hogs and Sheep, three
Wagons, with other Farming Utensils,
two Stills, Tubs, &c. Hay in stack, a
complete set of Smiths Tools, quanti-
ty Of Rye and some Corn, with sundry
other articles unnecessary to mention.
The sale viii begin a, ten O'Clock, and
CONTINUES from day to day until the whole
is sold. due attendance and reasona-
bic credit will be given by i ~
- JOHN TURNER, Exr.
April II, 1906. H., ?
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
Berkeley, IS.
!" ! March Court, 1906.
Gu isrqpher Par.ett, Complainant,
against -.--:----,- -~--. -
Jcmes MaxDrH, Defendant.
T. rna NrRnv
April 1s, 1906.

Al III AN NER4-
TINE Defendant, James Maxwell,
Inet having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, that he is
not an inhabitant of this COMMONWEALTH,
on the motion of the Complainant by his
Counsel, it Is ordered that the said De.
fendan. do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday ID June nett, 70
answer the bill Of the Complainant, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith iu-
serted in the Berkeley and Jefferson In
telligencer, for two months shccessively,
and published at the door of the Court
House Of the said County.
'- A Copy. Teste, p
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
h the Sta,e Of Hireiniia.

One Plantations, on which Is erected
the, noted stand called the Halt. Way
House. This Tract contains 266 acres
of Land, the whole Of which is tilla5le,
and great proportion cleared this Land
is particularly adapted to small grain.
Its situation makes it more valuable than
perhaps many stands in the county, be.
ing central between harrisburg and
Bath IL abeunds With fne Springs,
good Orchard OF choice Fruit; the
House is large and well calculated for.
the reception Of travellers, Stable, and
an ou. house for the family separate from
the tavern. S@ -.
+ Asa, 400 acres Of Land, within .
miles Of the town Of Bath, 20. Of which
are cleared and under good fence this
Land is of good quality on the Lind 70
a House and Stable, with good Water
and some Meadow. -: ~. r. a
!. disc, a small Farm on Sleepy Greek.
about miles from Bath; this place ID
mgood order, with aeonvenfent Hor.e
and Balm, and Meadow veil wa,eIed,
and coed Orchard. So i = : F. 7
Also, in the town Of Bath, that noted
stand known BY the name Of the Coffee
House, adjoining the Bath square; this
House is the largest and most convent.
ent for the receptoin Of visitors at Bath,
having upwards Of 90 lodging rooms. q
large ballroom, adiningToom, dressing
rooms, bar ioom, and 6ne Kitchen. -
.Also, a Lotion which Is erectsda large
Stable, suficientt 70 contain 20 horses,
near the Coffee House, aad small
Dwelling House, 4, ~a- ft,7z..<..-s
Also. a Lotadjoining the Coffee House,
on which iserected two story log House
weatherboarded and painted, with Store
Room, Kitchen and Stable . -
Il is unnecessary to be more partieu-
lar, as tits presumed any person wish.
ing to purchase, will FIRST view the pre-
misses. BY paying reasonable proper.
ton Of the purchase money down, the ha.
lance will be taken IN easy payments.
For further particulars inquire Of Lau-
rence M'Keirnan, who resides on the
FIRST described place IN Maryland, to
Timothy Monahsn in Hagers.town, Ig-
natius O. Ierrall, on Mill Greek, Berke-
ley County, Virginia, or Andrew
Goalding. ON Posomak river, 5 miles =
hove Bath. =, II ~. - II * ~
October Is, 1905. 80 =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-25
=, NO TIeE.

. .jS.,. - NO TIeE. .>...
NOTICE is hereby given, to those
In who purchased property at the sale
Iof the personal estate Of John and Mar.
garet Evans, dec. that their notes are
due, and unless they are paid BY the frs,
oftMay next, suits win therb institute
edwithout respect to persons. -
EPHRAIM EVANS, Err. ...
WILLIAM BENTLEY, Adn'r,
April 10, 1906. -,--, &,
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T. = against 20 Y :, 49, -==---
( James Sssith, Dettndant:
2 i =. u ~- In CHANCERY.
THE Defendant: James Smith, no,
i having entered his appearance a.
sreeable to an act of Assembly and ths
rules of this Court, and i appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant by his
Counsel, il is ordered that the said De.
fendant do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June, 1906,
20 answer the bin OF the Complainant,
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Intelligencer for two months successive.
~, and published at the door Of the
Court House Of the said County.
3 A Copy. reste, - : =
.z-4- DAVID HUNTER, c.B.c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
Z LoHnoN, March Ia.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SfAr4uis Eel,Qey-- Rnjab ef:Bba,ftsrf.
Lord iensle rofe, 70 beg that an honorable
gentleman behind hin, [Mr. Paul would Gate
the grounds, and the nature of the charge which
he in.caasd to bring against Marquis Wellss-
. ley.
Mr. paull declined snfwering this qu-fion,
and prtfaced his prcmifcd motion for papers re-
fpeaing tbe, Rajah OF. ghutsPore, by obfefving,
that he haG been repsefentcd in the current re.
parts of tn. day, as III: sccufcr of Marquis We'll
;efley; but he difclained benz atiuaIed by Per.
fonal hoRitty to thar. noble sord in the charges
which he had broaght agsina him. If taers
was one pcr(on who knew Him better than sno-
cher, ii was That noble lord. Ho had been for
ten years the eompsny''s reGden,- at Lucknow,
and his conduit while IN that filtration had net
with the appreciation Of Mafquis Wellesley this
would be fnRicicnt to asquis him OF che fafpeiob
of perfonal anilnofty. E,s certainly -howcye;,
felt comfortable embarraiimsnts IN bic prefentl
tuation. He had never conEdsrcd hiEfelf as the
only aecufsr 81 Marquis WelleAey. He expss
I'd TO have been iupportsd in his charges by an
hon. gentleman, MIR. johhaon) whom hs lad
heard iat night, with the stInea aitchi anent,
diiclaig,iag every intention 10 hurt the feelings
of che noble lord, and at the fame time moving
for papers which tended directly to eliminate his
con9uet.
+ The hon. gentleman was here callsd 20 erder
by the fpsaksr. who lsid that i, wssMregulsr to
refer to any thing faIa an former debate.
The honorable ,nernbeF.saen proceeded 20 OBJ.
lerye, that he n,eans at prslent only te lay The
grounds of an inve8igstion infe lord W-IisGsy's
conduct, and ROT 10 pronounce him guilty Il.
was for this .purpofe, that b. DOW aoycd fo- pa
pers refrettiag the Rsiah of RhnrspoTe. The
Marquis Weilsley had coniidesed his ALLIANCE as
Of gr=at inrortsns.; he had therefore concluded
treaty with him in 1909. TVS treaty, how
ever, was ioon broken on the part of the. Rsiab,
who entered into engagements with Hoiksr, oar
bitteteR eaemy. This ceadu& had been afc1ib.d
70 the bafeit treachery, bat he cosla net haeiy
sdap, this opinion, as is be!ied every par,of ths
Raiah,s former lite. Whatever nigh. be the
reafon, however, the Marquis Weleaey, iofcad
Of demanding fatisfsetion. determined thar Ibe
ievsrea vengeance lhaald be inai6sd, lie made
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14
BALTIMORE, Nay. q.

Arrived, lth'r Fame. Vernon, 10 days from
foiatPetre, GaaPalodpe. Spoke, going into the
ns'oor, erig Gsne:oss Friends, OF New York,
from ChEisaop,
StloS, brig William. Mieall, from Lilbonor
81 uoes; sch'r Good Intent, fso& Cayenne !;
ana Adaerhal, from New Orlsans.
May 10.
Arrived, sch'r Aaherbsl, M'aieal, 10 days
ifors New Orleans, and 1 : from the Balize ;
Spoke 90 the MilihPpi, sch'r Pfe6@ent, ulrlek,
from Baltimore. boaud up. April as, a, thc
Balszs, shs b ig Hunter, Galley, twcngy.nine
says from New York, WHO had on board the
crew of the brig Lark, Moore, of BriRol, Il.
hand, from Africa, captured by Ftc0chp pr
satesr oft Mstsf xls. 19,h, Havana bearing S.
eiitant s leagues, was Boarded by New Pro.
sissnce pfivaeccr. May s, lat. 81, long. IS,
vas boarded by the Brislh Gigate Cleopatra, AM
heated politely.
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Also, brig Polly and Nancy, Al days from
Havana. May a, LAT. 80, long. rs, spoke N Y
Amlsy, from Jamaica, sos New ioFk, cut ] 9
days. e
Also, schf. Adsline, Damssen, "A days from
st. Johns, Porto Ricol. Lsit Sns American
vessels. fhe stoop Je,iey, SWane, lot fai Ia
delphia, sailed on the 6shultimo; orig Janf,
Fowier for New YORK, on the zosn' and thc
saoop Gxprcts, Gray, tor Aquadiiia, sau,s. tlrae.
May. q, in lat. 20, long. o8, spoke me sioop
Independence, from Nolin Eafoiina, tor JA-
naica.
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AUGSBURG, March$5.

Several Bavariau Jourpals.saY, that his
majesty hasreeeiveda courier from PARIS,
bnpgiag the agreeable intelligence thai the
differences Between Franceand Prussia had
been adjusted /; adding, shas the plan of a
convention, carried 10 Heriin by the mar
gus Lucchesiui, had been asssnted to BY
the Prusslaa eshioes in all Its parts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-14

+snsh army, under the command Ct mar.
- :, Hernadostc. who now. occupies sns
,rorayi,e of Auspseh, 10 trust Tor ms
ayarian majesty, entered Nurs moursa :
3 h;eh. however, according TO the assul l
.nce, given by the marshal com manuan. 20
.soa,e. was but the effect OF an lnals-
Ssns;blx military measure, wl,aous aay
krs;,a;cs 10 the city. The news OF the
.,sbl,.hment Of perfect understanding
$stwecn France aud Prussia, with regard
, the iu.sris. changes in Germany, has
Seeu lately circulated with Increased credit
throughout the empire. A letter from the
apuc of the t7th says:
q A courier extraordinary, dispatched
Il ,he 12shius by gen. Dnmoneeau, from
IN. head quarters at Nassau Diesz, arrived
81 -s,.rday AFTERNOON, with ioeelligence that
~ Bayarian division, which has hitherto
9, ads mart of the Freach grand army IN
f,srmany. has commenced It's march tor
In, republic. lsmstches in four eolamns,
Il ON nasdsd by generals Quana and II a.iei,
q olonsi Ma..dsche witz, and general Hel-
r;nc. It's expected that the whole will
leach Nimegaen between shs assn aud 18Th
Sns,. Gen. Dumonceau, the commander,
lis expected here on the f9th.
q The Courier da Bas Rim, Published at
wv esel, ON the 18th last. observes;
"It appears as if We were assr the mo.
|4nens in which the future fate OF the dits
8srsn, countries. districts, cities. &c. was
sbaot TO be decided, and The cessloats De
realised. Every thing appears 10 indicate
That our territory is also aboatso change
masters: for the movements perceived
here, leave no loager any doubt with rs-
<spcct 10 the evacuation of the place BY the
Prussian garrison"
II In a day or Two after the arrival OF the
Expose Preach flag Of truce arrived,
|brlngng, j, is said, some pacific overtures
No eur government. Various reports a
bout this proposition are circulated 1T was
Do Sunday, mentioned, thas the basis pro-
sposed was utipossidetis. We cannot om
The cemmendable secrecy ministers have
preserved, tals. upon Us to eoa6rm or de-
>hy the truth of any of these reports. We
have therefore, only to say, that we trust
khe hoaor and INTEREST of the nation to his
|maIesty's ministers, aud rely upon them
for all the care due TO So sasred a depo-
sit.
Some American vessels passed by Dover
on Friday for the Thames, tbs masters or
which report, thar all IDEA Of a rapture with
Great Britain was done away. Our cor.
respondent, who communicated with them.
Uniforms US, that there was majority of
she members against the hostile, Measures
lately proposed in congress.
Insurance has been effected at Lloyd's
Eouthe baggsge of an American officer of
}raDk, employed on an expedition 6t1'ag out
<aYNew York. The insuraace was for the
sea risk between New York aud the coast
of Caracas, in South America, and leave
was given to touch at ST. Domingo. Its
ssaidthe expedition consists of 1000 men.
This curious circumstance explains many
loft the ramours about the declaration ofwar
sgaius. Spain.
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.KIiHbs a9dsd 10 FR{D.ffr,re S6ks.
Chintaes & csIicoes, cetion Rripess
dilniiits, nankesus. Gockiags, Elk and cotsoa
slandkefpheis, sa1.orc ard j'conct mullins, &c.
Philip G.EMar9eller.
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h1 phllade iphis 90 the 9Th Inst. in the 52a

N 1F.!soe '9s:1s % tlt Es!f last. 10 The f.sI.
year OF his sgs,
ROBER T. >4g0R.R IS, aEEsqu:;rs.
The important services, ,whi,a dis.isg mst,a
ed sherprivs.e and pctiic cesGuc, Of THIS
Ger lemsn, 61rouS5cni RE. american Re-
.volu;ion, Ness -sueh as ,,t..aloed Ike conf.
dtree and gratitude eft bis eour,ty.
]. As an indisidu5l he gave his best exec
sieps, AID embarked his fortune and oredis
ia shs eoEamon cause. ia@,he darkest peri,
DDS Of the war. 49,,
AS Superintendent cf Finance he was Cd
mlneatly nsefu! Ia organizing ,he7reveuue,.
and 10 furnishing sueh supplies to the Ar--
ny, as g.esliy costrlbe!ae:;c asussr ssfal
elimination Of The contest.