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For SALE,

Il beaAtby Negro Woman,
10 or 20 years Of az Inquire OF the
Printer. March 10, 1907,
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N @ r 4 c L.

4 r meeting Of the President and Dircc
N tors of the Little River Turnpike Com.
paay, on the list November. 1907,
Ordered,
That the Stockholders on the additiohsl
shares do make>a fifth payment to the Tre4
surer of the Ce;.Apany Of Ten Dollars on each
share by them respectively subscribed, onos
before the s5th day Of December next.
Notice is also given,
That the Directors will meet at Gadsm,
hotel, in the town OF Alexandria, on the 18th
of DecerAAer next, to receive proposals br
making two miles of the Little River Turn.
pike Road, in the course of tie ensuing year
Jonah Thompfon,
Treasurer.
November 81. 2taw20thDe:
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A French and English Gazette.


To .Amsfcury sf The Fer n Language.
VEyE are authorised to- snnou1ce 10 Il,
wv Public, and more especially 10
American Ladies and Gentlemen, Tor WHOM
this new establishments adapted that L'0ra.
Gle, French and English Gazette, printed
three times wees, in Charleston, Sou;h.
CaroIina, Will be published daily or the fIs
Of January, 1908, in the city of New. York.
a book of subscription is opened at this o.
flee and at Mr. Ceda5y's Cofee-House
Subscribers Pay AIHe Dollars per arruN
and only EtgAt DeIlars, If paid in advance.
The establishment VII prove very bene5i
al both to Amateurs and plplls Of the Frea
or English languages.
The, Editor and Proprietor is Mr.. .ftgrA
who is on his way from here 70 hewlett
forming his correspondence,
November 81.
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- A PROTEST.

NN Friday last the 4th instsnt, Jonathan
and lllahlon Seho5feld ofthis place, sui
fered their note due me for S24S 10 to Ds
pretsSsesl; WITCH was fer goods purchased the
Soth OF July last, BY Jonathan, Who was very
anxious topurehase all had ON hand at tnae
time, which ] refused. This transaction took
place, think four or five weeks before they
called on their creditors i no doubt can re-
main but their situation as well Jonathans
Intention was known at that time. leave It
to the worlsl 70 say low such conduct can De
reconciled with common honesty.
have several paore protested notes with
endorsers, whose names torbear 10 menu %
at present, which mean to offer at auction at
the coffee house, on the lstday of January
next, if they are not paid, of which notice will
Joseph Smith,
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B Al tt NJ Q Z e
Rolling and Sitting Mill.

g-IIE subscribers are daily receiving ron
the mandatory a complete supply OF
Sd, I'D, sd, Sd, I'd, Sd, .lod, l2e and 20 pen
nv Hoop Iron suitable for cut nalls-Aiso'
Spike and Nail Rods of all sizes, Yllanut.actur-
ed from iron of the best quality'and executed :.
II, tho ne atcst manner, which they sell at Phi
ladelphia prices for cash, or on the usual ere
dit for acceptanccs IN baltimore. lhey ais,
execute orders (if for more than tefl1 n tFs
ncatest snanner at very, hort notice.
Andrew & Thomas Ellico.t.
Baltimore, Oct. 81. Nov. eoletf
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JOSEPH Vaudeville,
CoRNER OF KING AND FAIRFAx- Sq'REE7S
HAS RECEIVED,
Coco ID. Cohen Cheeie 1t quality
II ton assorted Patent Shot,
50 half chests s boxes
T SSsss. Sys,a sz1s
$ pipes choice Cognsc Brandy,
20 bis. Rye Whiskey, ss
Is cases old Me9ocl Clsret Superior
quality, a.
10 ID. Nutmegs,a
50 dozen London Mustard,
casks London refined Salt-petrc,
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twist,
80 boxes Soap,
IS do. mould and diPpd Candles,
As kegs yellow ground Ginger,
so boxes HAVANA Segars,
5 cwt. Zante Cufrants,
Raisins in boxes andcasks,
Pearl and huiled BARLEY,
Asrnall quantity basket salt.
Which with a very general assortment o
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he win sci
low for cash, produce, or the usual credit.
Nsyas d s
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ROBERT GRAY,

go,k.eii.r. IN Kiinug-street .Alerandrsa :,
Has Just received for sale, a large supply y
80 100 ~ Ed1fILY BIBLES.
Cash given for clean Linen ana cotton
Z, ,ft1ftlI as above.
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JAMES BACON

.4this GROCERY Store, on King ~ss7eet, has Z
addition 10 Jlissormer stock, added
A freih Supply Of Genuine Article,is
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
He norv ogers for sale, al his usual low term,
Mufcovsdo Sugars, ofvarious qua
lilies,
Loaf ard Lump ditto,
Gunpowdef,
Imperial, TEd&
Hyson, ; particularly select
Young Hyson, Cd for
s E,,ssa,5si'', and i'r5's Us:
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, OF superioraualiy
Madeira,'
Buscllos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ y 4
TcncuHe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Gogiiac and BourSieaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use,
Antigua, 81. Csoix, St. Vincents, and Ns'
England Ruln,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Il hisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Ciae. Vinegar,
Stoughton's Birters,
Mace, nutmegs cloves, eassia, 'sinen9s
Cayenne and black pepper, race asa GFeall
Ginger, basket salt FOR table Use, pearl barsly
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould; dlpt @E
gner1ll2ceti candles, refined sals-petre, Hos.'
indigo, alum, copperas, nlaider, briIaSi'A
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, bc5te !
glish and country made gunpawdcr, sessi'
and smeaking tcsacce, very pest chswin. g
bacco.
Hamilton and I.e:res' ssasuS. H1nset's pip
in boxes.
London mustard, w.,iraated ct 3 sipe"" !
quality, Dixon's best ditte, wrapping pap
deInijohu's, sc. sc. with generally every
tic!e lii his iinc--the whole OF which nave w I
selected with care, and will bs ti;sassed 0! Y
the very lowest terIas
ATFkk ri u ~ ,s
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4 Kaluakh Ferry for SQle.

.r-r<HE subscribers offer for sale the valua.
I bic FERRY in Prince Georges coua
y, opposite to the town Of AleSand,ia, toee.
fi,er with abort fifty acres CT Land in a hipb
state of cultivation, about eight Or ten acre,
Of which are in timothy and more could ),
converted into meadow at snail esnence-
on which there is also valuable fishing land.
ing. The purchaser may be accon.rnolaeJ
with boats and hands for conducting the ferry
advantage. There sic OH the premises, a
handsome and COMMISSIONS House web caicu
lated fora tavern, vitl, convenient cut tui!!d.
ings, viz. barn, corr lonse, stables, &c..
FSr terms apply Is
Walter D. Addition,
& Joleph Thomas.
Nov. $. saw
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! FOR SALE.

On 7aesasy the t.venty-second Of Dece1.3e'
aeGt, WILL BE SOLD at i.a5Ae SAFE, ga zee
hrsa9ses, that hleaScnf seaf--
PROSPECT HILL,
he late residence of join, Gibson, esq. &c
ceased. Containing about one hundred and
seventy scres of LAND; the greater part un.
deer good Enclosures, with a large, handsome,
and commoaious dwelling hoxse, and every
necessary outhousein good order--conyenient
and well finished stables--a young apple or
chard Of choice fruit beginning to bear--an
excellent garden--and a well of fine water.
This place is situated near Dunafries--iS ye-
ry healthy-and commands d delightful pros.
pect Of the Potomac.
A further description is deemed unncces-
sary, asst is presumed any gentleman wish
ng to purchase, willsiew the premises,
The terms Of sale will be SIX n'ontihs credit,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity. Immediate possession will De given.
John Spence,
7atnss Resds Z
Executors ct John Gibson
Dumfries, Nov. is. cots
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To1eph ri. Vaudeville,
sKING-s1RE T, NEAR THE RIVER, {
- Has for sqlr, !,
Muscovad SUGAR in hhds. ailc
bis. Sa,iosls q,sas tities
Loaf u. Lump do. IN la,s p,xcs
200 barrels Inspected n Ehh14ss' 81
COFFEE IN bags
MOLASSES in hhds.
Imperial
Young Hyson, STEAs
Hyson Skin and &.
Souch0ng
Port
) s ): ".
cogniae and snnish Brandy
S s |;$:';: ;,. ;;;,;. :.
Rye Wliskey in barrels
Cherry Boq,ce in co.
Salt, coarse and fine
Pepper, Pimento, Snuff, Chewing Tobao
CO, Segars, Mould and Dipped Candles, Soap,
Copperas, Nader, Wrapping Paper, klee,
Chocolate, Philadelphia Porter, HaTanra 10
ney.
Also,
A esastaas supply .af nice Flour for faniiy
use.
October ~.
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Public Sale.

cy Jpr1Hes G, a decree q tHe S6nnty CotfI 81
FaiJa-r, zmH BE-, eaTosed to fn5hc sale, for
cash, ca the 5ti Gsy Of L.sauqfy near, en-
tfefrea9ses-
Two tracts of Land, with the
appurtenauces, containing together about Six
teen hundlrd and seyea5y acres, or so much
theryof as may be necessary 10 raise the sum
of about two hundred pounds ;--vsish said
tracts are situated In the county of Fairfax,
aud are parts of what is commonly called the
RqVenss2orfh Tract, ef Lana.z-One of these
tracts is in the possession of Augustine j..
Smith, Esq, and is the tract on which he at
present resides--the otheris in the possession
of Doctor Henry Rose.
The lands viii be sold in lots which will be
designated on the day of sale, and the sum
tobc then raised will also be precisely stated.
The meeting of the Commissioners will be
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon the turn
pike road, about Il O'Clock on the day of sale
VIM. Payne,
VIM. Deneale,
Geo. Summers,
Thomson Mason.
Rich'd. NJ. Scott.
Dee. 8. dts
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscribers, of George | own, Iii
the district of Columbia, have obtained fre.n
the orphans court of Washington county, IN
tile district of Columbia, letters tcstamentary
on the personal estate Of George Lee, Esq
late Of Washington county aforesaid, deceas-
'ed--ssAll persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscribers, on orbelore the a6th day Of April
next, they may by law be excluded from all
benefit of the said estate.
Given under our hands the s6thtlay Of .Oc-
tober, 1907
NICHOLAS LINGAN, lEx,r,.
JNO. R. MAGRUDER, jun.
All those indebted to the estate are desired
ia saake payment without delay.
N. l.. E.,,.
j. R. NJ. jun.
: October ss. NOV. &c 2aw3w :
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EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE

For the perufaI of the young and thoughtefs
OF the fair tex, this Tale of Truth is def med
and could with my fair readers 10 confder it
as not merely the effufon of fancy, but as
reality The circumstances on which / have
founded this Novel, were related TO me fome
little time fnce by an old Lady who had per
ionaliy known Charlotte, though Ghe concealed
the real names Of the characters, and likewife
the place where the unfortunate fcenes were
acted-yet as it was impossible TO offer rela4
ton TO the public in fuch an imperfect ftate,
| nave thrown over the whole slight veil of
hction, and iubfttuted names and places accor.
ding to my own fancy The principal characters
in this little tale are now conGgned to the flent
tomb-it can therefore hurt the feelings of no
one-and may, hatter myfeIf, be of fervice
to fome who are 70 unfortunate az TO have
neither friends to advife, nor understanding to
dired them, through the various and unex-
peeted evils that attend young and unproleA
&C woman in her hrft entrance into life.
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P ROPO sALS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTION.
a TALE OF TRUTH;
Being HISTORY of the LIFE and
SUFFERINGS Of
CHARLOTTE TEMPLE.
By Mrs. robson.

THIS is hftory of real dRrefs Charlotte
by the artihce OF a teacher, recommended TO A
lchool from humanity rather than a conviction
or her integrity, or the regularity of her former
conduct,ls enticed from her eoverneis and &C.
companies young Officer 10 America The
marriage ceremony, if not forgotten, is poft
Poned, and Charlotte dies martyr 10 the in
cOnRancy Of her lover and treacberv of his
riend The Gtuations are artefs and affecting
the defcriptions natural and pathelic'
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THE HISTORY OF HIS
LIFE AND SUFFER1NGs,
With fome Prophetic Letters.
EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE.

CHRISTIAN READER,
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mlnftrY, and enjoy feiIowlhip and communion
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
MONDAY, June I.

Present, Chief Justice MarshaL
The Grand Jury met at 2 O'clock and
were adjourned till tomorrow 1 O'Clock.
Mr. Hay observed, that it was ex-
tremely 4disasresable Tor him to, deb4in
the Grand Jury boshe knew of no BET.
ter expedient under existing circumstau.
ces that he had received no new infor.
nation respecting General wilkinson
aud that the only new COMMUNICATIONS
which he had received by the last ives.
tern mail, was mass ofafidavits from
Chillicothe, drawn up by persons who
had descended the river with Col. Burr,
and that though their afidavits were
extremely important, they could not be
brought into court as evidence, there
being no evidence that the person be fore
whom they were taken was really a ma.
gistrate.
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To be continued !
SWEDEN.

The triumph Of the Swedes in Pome.
rania has been Of very short duration.
Marshal Mortier has attacked them
The following is the report Of his pro.
eceedings:
Con the 10th Of April, in the eve.
ming, marshal Mortier collee,ed a mar,
othIsforce at Pasewalk. The ~Swetl-s
had Avery extensive line, viz. heads ~
coiurans at Falkenswald, Stoltzenb,rg
Stadtorst, BeIling and Dargitz. VIZ
from the banks of the Oder to Meek
lenburgh Strelitz. The marshal formed
the resolution of attacking their centre
without paying any regard to the rest Of
their troops, convinced that if he could
gAiHthe river Peene, it would certainly
occasion much loss and confusion anon,
the enemy.
"On the47th, at day break, the mar.
shall attacked and carried Belline. The
French were compelled to traverse a
country FULL OF morssses. In vain did
the S"edes attempt to defend the pas,
OF the Lsngham. After a. obstinate
conflict, in which they displaved mnch
courage, they were driven lfgm one mo-
sition to another as far as AfIkosenow
where the French found them ioin.d hv
the troops tina, had occupied Anclam
The enemy made an obstinate re,;.,.
ance' but notwithstanding the effects he
reekoned upon from ten pieces OF can
non with which he fred upon the French
rhe enemy fell back to Anclam in confu.
sion, without attempting to avail himself
Of the position in front Of that town
The Swedes were followed sword in
hand, cut down in the streets, and com.
PEELED to retreat over the Peeue sbruck
which bridge, for want of time. they
were not able to destroy. The Swede.
suffered considerably on this ,dav. and.
besides the killed and wounded los,
two pieces of cannon and six hundred
prisoners.
; AFTER this advantage gained over
the enemy's centre, marshal Mortier ad.
vaneed against the tanks, which he had
surrounded. A brigade detached to.
wards Uekermunde, took two pieces Of
cannon and $50 prisoners. Another co.
iumn sent towards Demmin, took two
light pieces and 1ooprisoners, struggling
S"edes are every moment brought into
the French head-quarters-they are liz.
norant OF the country dialect, and know
not what TO do with themselves. The
S~edes are completely driven over the
pesne, and the French are in possession
Of Demmin.
Notwithstanding, during the whole
ofthe 10th, the weather was dreadful
and there was a troublesome fall of hail
and ra'n,he French ran over space Of
IL miles, fighting all the way. -
Al Anelam they found several ma
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NETWORK, June is.
Latest from Eur

Latest from Europe.
Capt. Higgins, of the ship Isabella,
arrived yesterday in 40 days from Dor"
deaux, has favoured the editors OF the
New York Gazette, with Bordeaux pa
pers of the 3oth April, and Paris Ga
zetts, to the 26th.-From these ~e
have extracted every article which aP-
pears to possess any interest. The 10Th
Bulletin, though it announces nothing
Of Importance, is given atlength, in this
days Gazette. The Goth, contains d
thing more interesting to the world than
the assurance that the health Of the Em-
Persur Bonaparfe, is better than it eUer
JUds!
There appear to be numerous and
contradictory reports circulating through
out the continent of an expected media
tion for peace. No respectable authori.
ty is given for these rumours nor can
we, in surveying the present situation Of
Europe, discover any one power, whose
interposition could possibly be efFectusl.
The struggle must be continued while
either party possesses the means Of sus-
sainlngit. 1t can only be determined
BY tremendous conflict; the approach
ofwhich is daily indicated by the reen-
foreements which each army is drawing
towards itself.
The verbal information from France,
represents the people as grooming under
the weight OF exaction and military con-
scriptions. The requisition Of con-
scripts for the year 1908. which is to be
completed by the 5th of May, is nose
severely fel. in every part Of the Empire.
The Paris Argus Of April 20, in an
nouncing the news of rejection of the
British treaty by the President of the U.
States, makes the following re mark
The Americans show themselves
more jealous than ever to maintain their
maritime independence. The French
imperial decree which orders the con6s-
cation OF all English merchandise found
in the ports occupied by the French ar
mics, had excited approximations that
some American property might be in.
volVed in it; but the explanations since
give have fully satisfied the merchalks
ofthe United States. All news coming
from the continent of Europe is greedily
caught up there. From this eagerness
It may be seen that the nations apparent
ythe greatest strangers to this war, have
areal interest in the success of the cause
OF the French, and the Americans above
all have already to congratulate them
selves that the greatness of the efforts
which the English government isoblised
to make against France. obliges is to re-
lax from the tyranny which it exercised
over their trade. y
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gaines ofcorn and mesl, and several
ovens in good condition. 49,
" THE Swedes have eight gun. boats
and several transports, in the Half. As
the wind is contrary, and the people On
board are without provisions, it is pro-
bable they must Surrender" i ~
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Sill there was no proof Of war. At
length. however, the Spaniards inva-
ded our territory and yet there was no
war: But, sir, fthere was a war. Ger.
sainly no man cannot pretend to say that
the government is able to find it out
The SC enc to which they have now hun.
ted it. is only 500 miles distant; and
still there is no evidence to prove this
war.
Mr.. Burr requested the court to CON-
slider the consequences which would now
result froma commitment for treason /;
that If he were bound now, the law of
Virginia declared that he should so re.
main till the next term that this delay
was the very inconvenience he would
wish to avoid and that he presumed he
was to remain inprison six months, un.
till they could find out this war.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
TUESDAY, Tune Q.

Present Judges Marshal and Griffin.
The Grand Jury met & were adjourn.
ed till Tomorrow 10 o'clock.-Fher.
were no other proceedings connected
with the trial.
Ito be continued -.