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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
LONDON, April IS.

Paris papers have arrived to the 17th.
and Dutch to the 22d-they have bro1
US the Goth Bulletin; dated from Fin
chenstein the 9Th inst. 1t does not con-
taip any Intelligence of,he least import
ance not single shot, we are told, hi
been fred by the advanced posts for'a
fortnight. Bonaparte was going to y
sptet the line from Elbing to MariepxeS
dea. The whole line FROM Warsaw 70
Thorn and Marienberg is putting IN
state of defence. Nothing is said Of a
general battle being about to take place;
but the preparations making on both
sides prove that it is at hand. !.
Finkensten, whittier the French head
quarters have been removed, is so En-
glish miles further back than Osserode.
No cause is assigned for the removal.
Bonaparte, whose attention seems to
be as much directed to Turkey as to Po-
land, would have US believe that the Rus.
SLAMS in the Turkish territories have been
beaten in every affair with the Turks
But all the rumours ofthese successes o.
yer the Russians are without foundation.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
GRAND ARMY. /.
SEVENTEEN BULLETIN.

FIHULEAsFEIN APRILl 81
a party OF 400 Prussians who had er-
parked at Konigsburg, has dsbarked on
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
Extract from the 6eth Bulletin.

IT The health ofthe empereaF continues
excellent; it is even remarked that tap
pears better than formerly. Some days
his majesty makes excursions to the dis
lance Of forty miles on horse back. AZ
Warsaw it was last week believed, that
the emperour had arrived there about ten
o'clock at nighR The whole town was
Immediately & voluntarily illuminated"
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-04
THREE DOLLARS Rowan.

Strayed away from the Subscriber, a.
boutthe Goth OF last month, dark brown
Mare Colt, three years old this spring
the onlymark now recollected, is small
snip on the centre Of her nose. She had
been shod before, but had only one shoe
on when she went away. The hair was
cut short off her tail, but she was never
doCk'd. The above reward and reason
able charges will be given, to any person
who will bring her home, or give infor-
motion where she may be found.
LANCELOT ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling May 26, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-04
1903 J
/ wENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

Several stakes and some of the vines
in the Subscribers Vineyard, adjoining
the town Of Wheeling, have lately been
pulled up. Any person who will make
known the perpetrator or perpetrators
OF this mischief, and will produce suf-
hcient evidence to convict him or them,
shall have the above reward, paid by
NOAH ZANE.
Wheeling, May / 18th, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-04
f(oT1CE.

Whereas Clement Brooke has assign
ed his property, real and personal, to us
the Subscribers, for the benefit of his
creditors al persons indebted to the
said Clement Brooke, are required to
make immediate payment to us. The
necessity Of having the affairs Of this
trust speedily arranged, renders it ne
cessary to state that prompt attention
is expected to this notice.
JOHN TRIMBLE,
WIN. LEE.
Baltimore, 81 April, 1907. 12t
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T E R M S.

M S.
The WHEELING REPOSITORY is pub
lished every Thursday, and forwarded
to such places as may be directed, by
the public mails, or the earliest private
opportunities at Two DOLLARS per an
mum, Exclusive Of POSTAGE to be paid
half-y, ally in advance No Subscrip-
ton taken for a shorter period than six
months, unless by special agreement
No Subscriber at liberty to discontinue,
unless his subscription be paid up.
ADVERTISEMENT not exceeding n
square, viii be inserted three times for
ONE DOLLAR, and when required con-
tlnucd afterwards at ENTY-FIvE
CENTS for each insertion; and longer
ones IN proportion. Cash will be ex-
pccted with them. Those who order
their advertisements to be published six
months, viii be allowed deduction of
ten per cent. and to those who advertise
by the year, deduction Of twenty per
cent. Will be made Advertisements
continued " till forbid," TO be charged AZ
above,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-04
ValAabR Properly for SAFE.

"'|N"|S |OpH!yJ" OHIe.
AS intend to remove to the State of
Ohio, will sell the following described
property, in the Town of Wheeling, so
low as to make the purchase an object
to any person wishing to reside in this
part OF the State Of Virginia.
One House and Lot in the centre of
the Town, on the Main street, calculat-
ed for Tavern. The stand is not in
terior to any in the western county
he House Is two stories, 40 by 40 feet,
with a Cellar under the whole, "a two
story brick Kitchen, and a Stable. This
property, if not sold by September next,
| will rent.
One other House & Lot on the Main
street, now occupied by Peter Sockman.
The House is two stories, with a Cellar,
Smoke-hou5c, & Stable, which will make
it suitable for 4 Family and Store.
have also, within six or seven miles
Of Wheeling, $50 acres Of LAND, with
a small improvement, which Will dis
pose Of low.
DENNIS CASSAT.
May II, 1907.
FOR SALE, TWENTY LOTS
in the Town Of Frankfort, in the State
OF Ohio, 40 miles from Wheeling, on the
main road to Chilicothe. The situation
Of Frankfort is so advantageous, that it
Will in all probability be fixed on as the
Seat Of Justice for new county, which
it is expected Will in a short time be.
struck off from Muskingum and Bel
| mont counties.
TO BE LEASED,
Six manifestations Of Land, on the
road from Wheeling to GAINESVILLE, suit
able for Tavern Stand3,-two Of which
arc improved. D. CASSAT.
Wheeling, May II, 1907. If.
For SALE,
II healthy Negr0 Woman,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-06-04

Baltimore, 81 April, 1907. 12t
Inyirtue Of the aforementioned Trust,
the Subscribers offer for Sale the follow
ing valuable Property -
Forty ;houfand acres of unimproved Land
Etua!ed in HarTifoa county, Virginia, on the
Wet fork OF the Little Kenhawa, and Bear
foik Of Stear creek. This Land is reprcfented
20 De Of very good quality in general, compri
i,ng large quantity Of rich bottoms, heavily
rimbered, and is capable of being laid CT into
traas of five hundred acres each, TO great ad.
vantage,
One undivided half Of 100 acres of prime
Eaad, on Hugh'S liver, in Harrifon county,
Virginia, near the LANDS of the late General
Wilmington, and adjoining the lands of Jacob
DceGon, Sifo unimproved
Four hundred and ninety two acres, in faid
county, near CIarkiburg, the county town, un.
improved
Onc unimproved corner Lot in WayntEburg,
Greene county, Pennfyvania, very handsomely
and advantage equity hlulted.
Seventeen and quarter acres Of valuable
Land, near the above, having upwards of fifty
thriving sugar trees thereon.
One tOne Houie and Lot in Connelsville, in
Penniylvanla, with convenient out houtes, being
q valuable Rand for bufinefs
Five hundred acres OF very valuable Land,
within one and half miles of COnnelsville-
On this tra0 s a valuable Saw. mill and her
Improvements, II pcleHes the advantage of
one Of the belt feats for water works in the
Re&etn country, having the command Of all
the water il the Youghiofany river, which lie
navigable for boats cothderable diRAnee a
bove, and near to nexhadt5e banks of iron
ore Of the bef qualify.
One undivided Gxth part Of Laurel Furnace,
htuated in PAYette ceunty. Pernfyvena, with
2,aoo acre. Of Land belonging thereto, being
bui few miles difaut from the lah mentioned
tra6.
Three H0uf,a and Lots 10 TIE town OF 3 9TH
Belke'ey county, yueinia-To all which va'u-
Role property iudifpu able tites will be given
A. Perions intending to purchsfc will doubt
LEI: view the property, more minute de(cnr.
ton it deemed unnecenary. Apply to
JOHN TRIMBLE, y
RIO 70, ChespGje I
WILLIAM LEE, iIuteeS
n ket GIcct,
2Altimors, Cd April; 1897, ~
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" II Z L l. ING,
LOnIO COUNTY. vlRGINlA.l

PRINTED BY ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06

whose policy may Be just, Or urjus,. ebol1
national energies may be 10 be dreaded ]
despised, We are unwilling to hoid The TO-
relbranchto any whose conduct. is ,h,.
deliberately marked with wanton barbs,,s
and excessive cruelty. unknown 10 the y
yilized world and ,h:a We would pref.
pouriag OUT the purple food Of life, In n.
mainteoance Of our justrights. 10 auythis,
like slsvish submission, to the viii Of Az
government.
4.h. Resolued unanimously Tha, W. a..
conscious Of our national respeeiab;li!y an
physical energy, and con6ding in-,he vi,
dom, hrmnsss aud patriotism, of the e,.
cu.iye eff the United States, we hrres,4 :.
component members Of the nation. with d.
cisiye pronpti,ude, tender enr services
the governments to support It's tru. pria,,
pies and Interest.
5th. Resoived unanimously, That CO.,
Of these resolutions be printed in the b.
qnirrr and he Virginia Gazette, and sh,,
copy Of the same be transmitted 10 Il.
president Of the United States, and to n.
governor of our state.
Signed BY the captain Of our troop, anil
attested by the secretary.
HARRY HETH.
TEsTE,
John B. OCG. .Secreto,,
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JOHN B. OGG, Secretary,
FREDERICKSBURG, yaue 50.

At meeting of the citizens OF TredericI.
burg and its vicinity, held at the court.hou,.
N this town, on Saturday last, agreeable i
notification,
William Smosk (mayor) was called to the chsi,
John Stanard was appointed secretary.
The statement of the attack made BY the
Leopard OF SO guns, on the Chesapeake fri
gate, as detailed in the Norfolk Ledger d
"Wednesday last, was read by order Of tn.
chairman. On motion of j. T. Lomar, and
seconded by Roderf .stanara, the following do
claration and resolution were unanimously /
greed to.
The citizens of Fredericksburg and its Vi
entity, have long viewed with the keencst sen,
sibiIity and most glowing indignation, the pre-
datory outrages and systematic violence d
Great Britain, on the commerce and peou.
of America. The progress of British usus
patton has been marked with ncfarious VIC
latlOn OF our neutral rights-a perhdious ii
traction OF the most solemn conventions, will
piracy, robbery and murders: Our vessel
have been plGndered-our peaceful citizen
have been impressed, to fight in support d
British wrongs. The limits Of our country
+ consecrated by tie laws of nations, and III,
pledge of national honor, have been invaded
the dignity CT our government, and the ma.
Jesty OF our people, have been insulted-ard
our very ports and harbors have been assaiIed
with coatunlely and outrage. In proportion
to the anxiety which our county has manifest
ed for peace, and for an amicable and national
adjustment Of differences, British irsolence
has increased until our neutr2l flag has ceas-
ed to wave protection for cur commerce, og
respect for our feet.
It's believed and felt, by the citizens Of tis
meeting, that our country possesses withinit.
self resources sufficiently powerful to arrest
these evils-of making the last outrage com.
mitted by British squadron OH the y. States
trlgate the Chesapeake the termination of Bril-
tishinjuiias-and THAT THE PRESENT
is A CRISIS OF AMERICAN DEGRAI
DATION OR OF AMERICAN HONOR
Therefore,
Resolved, That committee of seventeen
De appointed by the chairman, to prepare sI
address to the president of the United States
declarStory OF our sentiments at the outragss
lately committed by British squadron onis
public armed ship, within sight of our Caps'1
OF our confidence in the constituted author
ties OF our country, and of our DIFFERENTIATED
to support its rights 8. scuth orr lives, CIR for
tunes, and our sacred honor"
And that the said committee be authoriss
to call another meeting of the citizens, wha
they shall iu3Sa If eynerlienf The Yneeu
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Marine Infurance Company
Alexandra.
Insurance. OFr1cE, July Sd,

Insurance OFrIcE, July Sd, 1907.
The stockholders in the MarlH
Insurance Company of Alexandria are hereS
notified, that the directors have this day &c
~lared dividend of FIVE per cent. OH that p'l
OF the capital stock now paid, payable to .
stockholders, or their legal representative
the 18th inst.
By order.
]. B. Nichols, Seeretay'
July : eo3n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-06

NSCJSEW 10 "
AT a meeting of theManches,er cavalry, al
Mr.. Zachariah Brooks tavern, on Sasur.
day, June 9th, 1907: The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
1st. RESOLVED unanimously, Tha, The out
rageons, and assassina,iog &C. of The captain
otthe Briush ship Leopard, whether pre-
ceeding from unauthorized conduct, or the
result OF governmental instructions, meets
the souLteeling disaPproba.ion of all true
Amercaas:
ID. ResszSsaxaa1houslH Tia. the law.
less invasion of FL peace aud neutrality,
BY prenedi,ats asrack Upon the Ameri.
can frigasc Chesapeake, not expecting, or
at any event, not prepared to repel this hor.
sd and unexpected aggression, is by US. and
ought to be by every genuine lover Of A.
merican principles, deemed cool, wilful &
deliberate murder.
Sd ResolOed unanimously, Thathowever
we may deprecale war with any nation
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JUST RECEIVED,
For sale By LANES KEW.NEDY Y, senior. in
Hing-SH'eet,

AtnS-Street,
GENTLEMEN and Ladies Pocket Alma
mack for l808-also a complete assortment of
Stationary Articles of the very best kinds,
consisting of Gentlemen and Ladies Morocco
Pocket Books and Ladies Thread Cases
Foolscap, Quarto and Folio Letter Paper
some very elegant and fashionable Penkniyes
Reeves Patent Water Colors and Crav-
ons in boxes-Camels' Hair and Black cad
Pencils great variety of Quilts, Sealing
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Clout's durable ditto-Slates and Pencils
Inkstands OF different sorts-Sand and Pounce
Boxes--Black Sand and Pounce--Playine
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Wax Tapers, &c.
Ladies Dressing Cases-very best German
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some of the very newest Songs and Pieces.
Books of Instruction for the Piano Forte. of
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Merchants Account Books, ruled and bound
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december 4. cow
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ARRIVED,
Brig Ann, Lane, George Tovn--to take
balance Of cargo.
seh'r Ann, Jackson, Baltimore suld ies-
different merchants
Patsey, skinner Barbadoes--ballsst-to:le
master.
sloop Harmony, Ellwood, FliisdcIpl.is---
fsundries-diiicrent merchants
CLEARED
Ship Mary, Babbitlge, .Amstcrdam-Jy
Henry 4, May.
Brig Isstte, Barnes, Kot,crdani--by WIN
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tielen, Barron, Tannaica--by James psf
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Rotterdam, Oct. is.

90. Amrican consoI has addressed q
1ns .,o,e 70 the masterso Of all Ameti.
|rsss s.ssels 10 port, Informing them that
|an s ss,,;ren.al ports sre about lobe declar-
n N d asts,e Of blockade. ms news mas g,
y a., ) ! great sensation among she mer.
Fau.s. Nobody is willing TO sell colonial
[n nsS',s,. bur hey are detained undsr the
Hamburg Oct 90.
fsrscs Of letter ]s.s received from
! - The creates, exerlions are MAKING
i srre. new batteries, and put tie ole
!, comple,e STATE lis corjecsured
.,,aeki. feared from The sea.
q.be Swedish admiral, cedersirom, ar.
;.sd !, Copenhagen 90 the 18th OF Qcs.
H. ob;ect OF his mlssion is not stated.
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brins accounts from that place to Oct. 24,
they briefly state thar Oh the 22d Oct. all
The ports ID Portugal were ordered 10 be
shut against the Ensiish--and that the
Portuguese government had joined the
continental cause. with view as was de-.
sclared of accelera.ing 4 mara.ime peace.
Capt. Gray further reports, thar teu
days before he sailed rumour was prcva.
lent said TO come by ,heswayof Gibraltar
thar an engagement had taken placebe.ween
the English and French and Spanish feet
IN which the latter were entirely defeated.
This report with similar one received 10
Eoglaad, on the 10Th November, renders
il highly probable, thata great naval ac-
ton has been recently fought; but whe.
ther BY the English feet under adm Purvis
on the Cadiz station or by adm Collipg.
wood in the Mediterranean time mas. IN.
fold.
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From the Norfolk Ledger.

The proclamation published in our last,
has excited nuch discussion IN England.
The opposition papers insist that il surren.
defs every thing. which has been contend
ed for on the other side it is insisted that
there has been no surrcnder, because there
never was claim to search neutral ships
of war The fate of this Instrument is
somewhat singular in England we 6nd
the ministers defending themselves agains,
the charge of being in,imida,ed by Us, and
having therefore surrendered the points 10
dispute. Its probable ia this country, .ha.
il viii be considered as an arrogant assump.
ton of power. ard so far from producing
satisfaction, viii addtc the irritation alrea-
dy existing.
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ROBERT GRAY,
has Just receiped and to,. SAFE,
IHe f0LL1zuzng e ID q K G

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find that ! am sboughs BY them, ID some de-

find that / am ,houghs BY them, ID some de-
gree, to have deserved il. 81
The assurance which you have been so
good as 10 express, Of Your confidence IN
the zeal and integrity with which I have
discharged my public duties, and The inter-
es. which you take in my iuture welfare
merit my warmess acknowledgements.
That you, gentlemen, and that ssl my fell
low citiz-ns Of Norfolk may continue 10
enjoy the blessings which are so emlnsntly
dueto your merit and palfiotIsa, is a hops
which shall never cease 10 cherish, as 10
is an object in which I shall always take
the greatest in,eresi.
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Notice as hc3,ebv gsven.

THAT the Directors Of the Little River
Turnpike Company, will meet at Gaa96y's
tavern, In the town of Alexandria, ca Tues
DAY, the 29th day of the present month, to
receive proposals Tor making fromtwo to three
miles of the Little River Turnpike road,
which is to be made hfy-six feet wide, in a
eonTex form twenty feet in width, the whole
distance TO be paved with stone broken. SO as
TO pass the largest pieces through ring Of
not more than two and half inches in diane
ter, at least nine inches in depth on the dry
and solid parts of the rcad, and at least twelve
inches on the moist parts of the road and on
made ground, with sufficient tunnels made of
stone, and bitches to carry the water speedily
eff the road.
4. Jonah Thompfon, Trsajarey.
December 2 stawt2eth
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WAsHIseroN, Dec. 10. 1907.


Gentlemen,
received, sometime sgo. from the pre-.
sidcnt ofsthc Senate, and Speaker of she
house of representatives, of Maryland, an
address Of that legislature, to which, on
public considerations, i, was thought adj
vissble iha. the answer should be deferred,
now ask permission 20 convey the answer
to the legislature through the same channel
and toItender you the assurance of my high
consideration and respect.
TIL JEFFERSON.
Theshonorable the presi-
dent OF The Senate, and
the Speaker of the II.
of representatives Of
Maryland. +
3 To the LEGISLATURE OF MARY
LAND.
received in due season, the address OF
she legislature of Maryland, bearing date
the 50 day OF Jsnaafy last, 10 which with
their appreciation of the general course of
my ADMINISTRATORS, ,hey,were SO good as 10
express their desire that I would consent
20 be proposed agsin to the public voice
on the expiration of my present term Of
osice. Entertaining as | do, for the le.
gisis,urs OF Maryland, those sentiments Of
high respect which would have prompted
AZ Immediate an.wer, l was certain, ne.
ver,hesess, they would approve delay
which lad for lis objectto avoid prema-
.rrs sgisation of the public mind on a sub.
.iccs so interesting as the election off chief
magistrate
Tha, I should Icy down my charge at a
proper perioa is as much a duty as 30 have
borne it faithfully. Ifsome termination TO
,heservices ofthr chief magistrate be not
fixed BY the conslj,es;cn,o or supplied by prac
tice, hi. ofEce, non,ioally for years, willin
fact beconae fer life; and history shews
how easily that degeserates into an inhsri-.
rance. Believing shas a representative GO
vcrnmens, Responsible At shore periods Of
elections, is that which producca the great.
eat sum of happiness 10 mankind, | feel il q
duly 10 do no act which ahall essentially i'm,
pair that principle; aud should unwil
lingly be The person who dissegarding the
sound principle Sc, by al illnstrious prede.
4ce&sor, should fnra;sh the FIRST example OF
polonga.ion beyond the 2dterm Of Office.
Truth also requires me 60 add,that am
sensible of that decline which advancing
years bring on and. feeling their physica!
ought cot TO doubt their mental effect
Happy if am the hros to perceive, and TO
obey this ad9onition of nature. aud to so.
lici. retreat from csressoo great for the
wearied faculties OF age.
For the appreciation which the legisla.
.ure of Maryland has been pleased 70 ex,.
press of the principles and measures pur,
sued ia The management of their affairs,
am sincerely thankful and should be
so fortunate as 10 carry into retirement the
equal appreciation and good will of my fel.
low citizens generally, j. will be the com
Cor, of my future Days and will close q ser
vice of forty years with the only reward it
ever wished.
TIL JEFFERSON
Dec. 10. 1907.