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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-18

number oftrayelling preachers In that saei.
ETY. is about 600, and of local preachers
mare than 1000. Thirty elders have been
ordained the last year The sum total of
members now belonging TO thas dsnomina.
ton is IA, $40. i
Exsract Of q letter frsa, Lisbsa, September
Is. e
~ Strong apprehensions are entertained
that tie Eng.ish will be entirely excluded
from this country ID which case, large
supplies of fish will be wanted from The
IL S. Git they remain neutral, Beef, pork.
butter, cheese, aud naval stores would then
also answer 10 small quantities. Should the
English, in return for oar submission to.
the French, blockade this port. vessels
bound here, might put into ST. Ubss );
whence their cargoes might be conveyed
10 this place without difficulty Lemons
aud oranges will be very plenty 10 about
TWO months.1 ! s
Bad Uer6aI arrangement --The critics have
furnished US with many instances of the i'll
arrangement OF words in sentence, but we
do not recollect to have met with any thing
more striking than the following. a person
DESTROYS of getting rid ofshe English tax OH
hair powder, sat down to give a formal notice
to the !. Collector Of assessed taxes that he
should consume no more of that article in his
family which he did in the following note
!" SIR,
g This is to give you notis that | shull
not youse hare powper nor my svsfe after the
5th of April.
Yours, SC.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-18
aIeraslnrta Datlp aonertiser,
WEDNESDAY, NoyEMBER 10,

The Bossea Rspestory Of the 10th inst.
says
"Lsse evening report was brought TO
town, through different channels, from
Marbiehead. stating that one or more fish,
ermen had arrived there from the Banks,
which had been spoken by the Revenge
from England, and informed thar WAR
WAS DECLARED AGAINST THIS
COUNTRY!!n f.'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-18
TRaltimore American,1

A letter from Aux Cages, received at
Charleston. dated September 9th, says
" General Yayou is no more. be was killed
BY his own soldiers In attempting TO bribe
them TO fight against Potion we hear also
that general Lemaire has beat Christophe.
and ia all probability he will be taken, and
then we shall be once more AZ peace
Elisha Natfhesuson, esq. has been ap.
pointed BY the legislature of Rhode Island
80 represent that state in the senate of the
II. S. vice James Fenner, esq elected so,
vernon.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

:CTRAYED from the plantation Of the
= subscriber on Back Greek. Qormer.
ly Harper's and Murry''s mill place. on
tuesday evening the 10th INST. a dark
brown mare, nine years oil, between
IS aud 16 hands high. shod before, tro,s
and PAGES. has never. bssu dpcked, but
has the hair on her tailout. Also bay
mare, about six years old, about Is hands
high, shod before, and, had half Of shoe
on one of her hind feets and is a natural
uotter., l win give reward Of four dol
lars to any person who win return the
above creatures 10 me, or two dollars
for either Of them:
\ JOHN CARVER.
MAY 30, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
Leui Price

LAS Just reeeiveda complete assort-
II ment Of SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS which he assures the public will
be disposed Of on the most satisfactory
terms TO the purchaser. He feels GER
tain that those who call on him viii not
complain ofhis prices. His late purcha.
ses comprise the following articles.
Fancy Calhcoes, -.;.
Leno Muslins, ~~
Shawls and Handkerchief,
A large assortment Of fancy ribbons,
Leghorn and other bonnets,
Fancy Marsails veSting,
Thread Gloves,
Geutlemens Hats coverd with ailt, =
Leghorn ditto, &c. &c. >.
Tin Ware, 49,.
Alarge supply Of BrLt's Cloctr, &c.
Martinsbups, May IS, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
FOR SALE.

A TRACT Of LAND, containing
"A about 900 acres, one half of which
is cleared, the balance well timbered;
and a considerable quantity of well wa
tered meadow. On the premises is a
good Merchant Mill and Di.,illerv. ON
anever failing stream of water, and in.
eight Of the Potomac river. Thi. tract
can.be divided into several difFerent te-
nements, with Dwelling House and
Barn to each; tits Of the frat rate lime.
atone quality and is situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Potcmak river, 10
miles from Martinsturg, 3 from Will.
Transport, and IS from Mercersburp.
This land WILDE sold together, or divi-
ded into two tracts, as may best suit the
purchaser: A good bargain will be ei-.
ven to purchaser, In the mill and one
half the land, en- paying about two thirds
OF tspurehase money in hand. For
terms apply to the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
GEORGE NEWKIRK.
April Is, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
EsM5P'mg goods.

THE subscribers respectfully informs
L their Friends Customers at a dis
tanee) and the Public in general tharthey
i have Just received and are now opening
at their store in ShePhesd's-T Town
[By the Market House, A handsome
assortment Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
Wanted to hue,.
A PERsoNeapable ofdoinx the work
- OF a small Family: who will 6nd an
easy place, and liberal wages.
Apply at this OHice.
INFORMATION WANTED ct

Hfla At LA~0of George Spence, for.
merry Of St. Mary.Axe, London. Mer.
chant, who died 177s.-lf any person
can give conformation a. to IoHs RussEI
SPENCE, son Of the said George Spence ,
(suPposedtohave died in Virginia. 17es !
or Of MART ANN HUNTER, widow. or
ELIzABkTH 'SPEseE, the daughters Of
the said George Spence, and Annui,ap,.
ellis Grace Charles Duke Of Qaeen..
bury and others. under their fathers will,
SO as the Heir at Law Of said George
Spence may pc ascertained, will Be
Handsomely rewarded for their trouble
By applying to Mr.. ]. H. Gibson, Soil,
citot, 8, Lombard Street. London.
~" Printers in the U. S. win please 10
insert the above a few times, particular.
ly those in the Southern States.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
Notice is hereby xivea,

THAI a petition will be presented
i to the County { curt of Jefferson,
a, the next July Court to beheM for the
said County, for the disc ontinuance Of
the following road, commencing at the
forks of the Shepherds. Town road at
the corner Of Robert Sherley's field, and
running from thence over the lands OF
Jarvis, sherlsy, MAR. George Wash
ingtous heirs, and others, to Charles.
Town.
May %. 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

WHEREAS my son John Baker,
w jun. has without any just cause,
lett me /; and his conduct towards me has
been improper. lido hereby notify the
public, that I will not in future be an
swerahse for any contract which he may
make; neither will I allow any credi.
for any money he may hereafter collect
now due to me. those who are iudeb,.
ed to me, are thersforeeautioued against
making him any PAYNE nts on my account.
JOHN BAKER, sen'r.
Martinsburg, May %, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

Groceries and Hardware,
All OF which will be sold en- such terms
as must please the purchaser.
F. NADENBOUSCH, g Co.
Martinsburg, December S, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
The subscribers have just received, and
are ne,U opening, a" additional sEAp4 Of
SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS,

which added to their late pureh,sls in
March, makes their assortment very 70.
neral and complete, from the very I'd .
vantageous terms these Goods have been
laid in, they are inabled to cell them On
better terms than heretofore, they deem
it unnecessary to par,iculariss any arti-
cles, - they can assure the. public tha,
their assortment cannot be exceeded BY
any, and upon examination they are a..
tis6ed will give general satisfaction to
purchasers they return their sincere
thanks to their friends for past favours,
and assnre them that every e1.r,ion o.
their part shall be used to merit a coz
einuance. -
THOMAS c. SMITH, &co.
Marsinsbufy, May IS, 1907.
N. B. They Away, keep a. good as
sortment Of Antietam BAR-1RON on
hand. The House and Lot occupied bv
Mr.. l.. Price IS still for sale, for terms
apply to #. c. s. & Co.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
Cheap Groceries, 6
E. & r. FINLEY.

No. IS, Ho~0rd-S Street,
i LAVE on hand an extensive ,..ort.
mens Of Groceries and Liquors, which
for cash. f'Se'
Having experienced eon.iderabl. n.
convenience from the generate redi, here.
sotore given, they are induced 10 DC.
cline it-and viii therefore after III, srs,
OF May next, sell for cash, or prod,,s.
only. Ibis arrangement win .N.hIs
them r. make all their purehs.., for
eash-and they aatter themselve, ,h ~,
will De able to sell 90 much below H.
usual.eredis prices, a. will Dc cons;d.r~d
an object worthy of attention.
They will exest thenselve, to n,l.n
the interest~of all who wish to male n.,r
ehases for cash. to give them a Gil
Orders from distance win be par,icuL,r.
ly attended to.
They will continue to pureha.. Flonr
aad Whiskey as usual, and rec.;x. a
Finds OF produce, on storas. or il IN
on Commission. ~ a =.
Baltimore, May /, 1907. fam7
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
FrD Spring Gods,

among which are
Best super6ue Calicoes, very handsome,
Common aud low price ditto,
Super6ne Cambricks, ditto low.price,
Ladies Fashionable Robes, richly EN-.
broidered,
ditto Shawls, ditto,
A handsome selection OF Leno Muslins,
French Cambrick, and French plain
Lawn for Caps,
A handsome assortment broad Thread
Lace,
ditto white and ditto black, Patent do.
Ladies' and Misses Silk and ditto Cotton
Sandal Hose,
Ladies Extra long English and French
Silk Cloves,
ditto ditto white Kid & York Tan, do.
Gen,lemens white Kid & white Silk ditto,
Best super6ne Dimi.ies, ditto low. price,
Super6ne ~ Irish Linens, low, priced
ditto, and 50 Sheeting, -.
Best strong, bleaehed Ticklinsburg,
Low price ditto and ~ German Linens.
Rushia Sheeting ditto Duck ditto Dowlas
and ditto Drilling,
A great variety Of Cheap .Muslins,
Fashionable Split straw and Legho-n,
Bonnets,
Best super6ne London Broad Cloths,
Second and third Quality ditto,
Best Super6ne London Casimore.,
Presidents and Constitution Cords,
Velvets and Fancy Cords,
Cotton CasiEores, English and India
Nankeens,
Gen,lemens Silk and Cotton Hose,
Bandannoe and Maddrass handkerchief,
Silk and Cotton Chambroy Nfuslins,
Ladies Morocco and Kid Slippers,
~Geriemen's nice imported Hats, ditto
country made ditto,
| ditto Marssilles, Muslin, nett and
Tdnett Vest Patterns,
And few handsome Printed East-In-
dia counterpairs, warranted, fast
colors.
Also OF land few very Cheap English
Silver Watches,
A large supply of Ber.Iron, Plow
Molds- Steel and Castings. Soal and
upper Leather, Nails fall sizes, China.
Glass, Queens. Stone and Tin Ware,
with a complete assortment of Fresh
Teas oF the FIRST Quality, Groceries e,
sAddlvrv, Hardware, Paints, Brushes,
Oil, Pstene and other Medicines ; a
large quantity of old Whisky, distilled
10 MARYLAND out Of pure rye. :, The
whole of those Goods have been bought
on low terms, and it will be an object
to Purchasers at a distance to call and
see them Gas well as thoss;mmediately
IN this Nsighbourhood) as we are sci.
ling them uneommonlS Cheap. =
JAMES & JOHN LANE.
ShePhes DIS Town, April II, 1907.
P. S. They continue to pay the high
est price in Cash for HIoEs and Sx1Ss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
CHolce Goods.

which were purchased in Philadelphia
and Baltimore at very reduced prices.
They deem it unnecessary to particular.
Use any articles, a. they cal, assure the
public that their assortment of GOODS
eanno. be exceeded BY any, and upon a
particular examinationthey are satisfied
will give general satisfaction, both as
TO eheaPness and Quality They
therefore aatter themselves tina, those
who wish to get good bargains will cali
on them and they pledge themselves
III their friends shall nosb' disappoin.-
R. woRTH1NCToN, & Co.
Shepherds Town, April II, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
THE subseribe's respectfully inform

THE subseribevs respectfully inform
J. the inhabitants Of Martinsburg
and its vicinity, tha they have just com
Ineneed the Timing business At the
house of Mr.. VIM. Bonneville, next
door to the printing Ofhce.--They in:
tend also to work in sheet iroa.-The
business will be carried on in an extern
sive manner by them, all demaDds
therefore, in their line, can at any time
be complied with.
JAMES ROTHROCK.
WILLIAM MAKEN.
May 80, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05

Berkeley, S..
April Court, 1907.
Philip c. Pendleton and David Hunter.
Executors of Philip Pepdleton, de cd,
Complainant, ~.
=, AoAINsr
James Breathed, Defendant, ~
II CHANCERY.
THE defendant, James Breathed,
l. not having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act Of Assembly and the
. rules Of this Court, and IL appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Court, that he 4.
not an inhabilant Of this Commonwealth.
on the motion OF the complainan.s BY
their Counsel, II is ordered, that said
James Breathed do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in Iune
next, to answer the bill of the Complain.
ants, and that a copy Of ths order be
torthEi,h inserted in the Berkeley and
Jerferson Intelligencer for two months
saeees.iveiy, and published at the door
ofthe Court-House OF the Said County,
"A Copy. Teste.
DAVID HUNTER. c.I.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
BoETMG CLOTHS.

Just received an extensive sssor..
> mentofbest warranted ROLTiNG
CLOTHS, ofevery description, whiea
will be sold unusually low, BY
KENNEDYS & Raglan.
Hagsrs-town, June S, 1906. Y tiyl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
A LARGE and very EXTENSIVE
Assortmentof Suitable
GOODS,

FOR the present ana approaching seasons,
just received fran Philadelphia,
and finished opening, are now offered
for sale by the subscribers, unusually
low in price, for cash, country Produce
or on the usual credit to punCtual GUS
TONERS.
Their assortment, in part, consists
efMe following articles:
200 Pieces assorted India Muslins, I'M
commonly cheap,
80 American and English Chint-
yes and Calicos,
80 A-4-4 Irish Linens, low priced,
90 Assorted coloured Flannels,
Is ditto ditto Coatings,
10 Coloured Planes Of a superior
quality,
Bennett Cords Handsomely asst. and cheap,
ditto for Vest-shapes neatly figured,
Tabby Velvets for ditto nice patterns,
Constitution Cords, Velvets, Cordu-
roys and Thicksets, very cheap,
Super6ne Broad and Forest Cloths, a
Handsome and cheap assortment,
Blankets, Dufle and Rose, cheap for
:. the quality. "
Super6ne Bath Coasings, for ladies' rid
ing dresses,
Kersey NIoleskiu, Fancy stout satinetts,
Casimeres, q handsome assortment,
Fluid Hose, alsrge assortment,
Lambs wool ditto Welsh knit,
ditto Gloves, of good quality,
Broad Lsees, a handsome asst, & cheap,
Velvet Fancy tinsel'd Band. &. Wreaths,
Fancy Bullion and Spangl-d Shoe-bows,
very cheap,
Very fine Linen canbricks, cheaper
than usual, :
o-6 Irish Sheetings, Bed Tickings,
Apron Checks, very cheap and good,
Fine Dowlas Linens and Britannas, :.
Baudannoe aud Madras. Handkerchiefs,
Damask eamePs-hair & Cambria Shawls,
new fashioned, =
Black and White Gaazes, fine & cheap,
ALSO,
A general assortment Of
Groceries and Hardware,
All Of which will be sold On such terms
as must please the purchaser.
F. NdDENROTJSHH Sep n.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
MA!R.TINsBURG, Berkeley County,
Virginia; PRINTED and pu5EShed5v
J0HN IBURTIS
TERMS OF THE INTELLIGENCER.

- THE price efths Paper &c s,uo dol-
lars per annu"', one dollar tqyabL at the
time Of subscribin8, and one when the
year express; Distant subscribers ray
70, the hoie year in aapaace. TIE
Price Of Advertisements, to non-sub-
se't0ers, IS one dollar per square for
n'ee .Ueeks insertion, andfor coafinu-
G"ee Gtier thar time Is cents per weet:
subscribers will continue to receive a re-
d'1cf'0He d one fourth on their Adper,iAe-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-05
Spring Goods.

THE subscribers have jus. received,
l. and are now opening, at their store
in ShePherds-Tow (Mr. Kearsley's
well known stand) A large and complete
aSsortrnaoR rs
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16

winter. The entract was taken at the
Mandan villages, 1910 miles above the
mouth OF the Missouri, and about seven
degrees further north than the latitude
OF pittsburgh. Pittsb. Gaz.1
This day l discovered how the In
dlans keep their horses during the win
ter. In the day time they are permit
ted to run out and gather what they can
and at night are brought into the lodges
with the natives themselves, and fed
upon cotton wood branches and in this
way are kept in tolerable case"
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16

THE Subscriber, during a long and
changing life, having observed that the
most decent and sober travellers wish
to be accommodated at respectable and
sober houses, which are not disturbed
by the noise of a bar room and drinking
people, proposes to open a house and
stable, &c. for that purpose, and for
boarding, & trading in country produce,
on the first day of May next, in Charles
town, Brooke county, Virginia. The
house is that now kept by Mr.. Hender-
son, situated on Front street, the sign
Of the spread eagle, consisting of store
and seven other rooms, with cellar UNI
der the whole. The Subscriber will al
ways have several lots. The interest of
sober travellers will be decently attended
to and as he hath lived several years in
the territories of Louisiana and Missis-
sippi, those acquainted only with the
French language may find person with
whom they can converse.
ANDREW WILSON.
9TH April, 1 SOY.
N. b. The store room and half of the
large cellarmay be rented by the month
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16
N O &c E.

Is hereby given to the, Aldermen and
Common Council-men of the town of
Wheeling, that Common Council viii
be held at the house of Mr.. George
Knox, on Friday the 18th inst. at fols,,
O'Clock in the afternoon. BY direction
OF the Mayor, Recorder and two Alder
men, MOSES CHAPLINE.
April Is, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16


all the substantial testimony which will
tx illegal Intentions upon him is to be
tound. This, however, is here consi-
dered as most fragrant outrage, because
ms wife and children are here, and here
1t IS alledged, he ought to be tried, al
though prosecution against him carri-
ed on here must of necessity terminate
IT an idle parade.
Floyd and Ralstor, on the other hand,
wished to be tried in Kentucky and In
diana, for there they lve-6ut as the
evidence of their intention is to be found
here in the testimony Of Doctor Carni-
chael, they have been committed for
trlal in the Mississippi territory, before
court to be summoned specially by the
governor-and which Will, it is believ-
ed, have full jurisdiction under the act
Of Congress.
AL of those gentlemen have been re-
leased from confinement by writ of
Habeas Corpus, and are now at large"
On the 31st Of last month, a severe
gale was experienced at New-York.-
Three ships and three schooners were
driven ashore. One Of the ships lost
two OF her masts. There was also an
extraordinary rise Of the water, which
occasioned the filling of many cellars,
and damage to considerable property,
The rise of the waters seems to have
been attended with fatal consequences
to the tribe of the RATS. The n. York
account contains the following para
graphs -
6 Amidst the hustle along the docks,
IN securing vessels and getting out fen
ders, were seenhundreds with their dogs,
killing rats, which had been routed by
the high tide.-Hardly terrier in the
city was unemployed and we may safe
ly say, that not less than one thousand
rats were destroyed on the east side of
the town. Though this remark about
rats may, by some, be considered unwor-
thy OF notice, it will be of use, if a pro-
per use is made of it--that is, by remov-
ing the carcases OF those animals before
the sun operates upon them.
During the height of the gale, several
Hocks Of wild geese passed over the CITY,
from the sea shore-whence they no
doubt had been driven by the severity
of the cfOtpo
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16

Our letters from London say, t" The
British government were called upon by
the people, to take more efficient and
energetic measures to counterfeit the
French blockading decree and that it
was In contemplation to declare all the
French islands in state of bioCkade."'
Boston paper.
General Mranda.-By a gentleman
just arrived in this city from Trinidad,
and whose information is entitled to the
fullest credit, from his personal and par
ticular acquaintance with the officers
and other principal persons attached to
the late expedition of Miranda, we have
the following Information That gener-
al Miranda was at Trinidad when our
informant left there-and that he was
in daily expectation OF receiving a rein
torcement of between and 10000 men
from England, under the orders of gem
eral Tucker, and which are said to have
sailed, buthad been detained by adverse
winds ; that on the arrival of these
troops Miranda would Immediately un-
dertake a second expedition against the
Spanish dominions Of South America
and that it was the concurrent opinion,
Of those qualified to form a correct one,
that with this respectable force the gen.
would be able to crown his enterprise
with complete & speedy success. Mir
anda had been appointed to the rank of
Encouragement by the English govern
ment. The failure of his late attempt
to liberate his countrymen from Span
ish oppression in that part of the world,
was attributed wholly to the smallness
of the forces with which it was attempt
ed, as they did not altogether amount
to 300 men. Great numbers of the ma
tlves, and those friendly to his project,
had frequently joined the standard of
Miranda, but could not be induced to
continue their fidelity as they could feel
no certainty of protection from such
handful OF men, against the troops and
threatened vengeance Of the Spanish
government.
~ T. Morn. Chron.
T'Tfha E,Uo,,....s. =
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16
F O R S A I. F,
Or to be L.eafed,

A PLAN ALTON in Ohio county.
VIRGINIA, adjoining Benjamin NINA
hon, containing PSI acres--on which
there is a snug hos e, and about 6 or 8
acr-s Of cleared land under good fence.
Inquire Of
d. CASSAT.
Wheeling, April I, 1901. 3t5
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16
IN I. Morn. Chron.

The following extract from GAss'.
Journal, now publishing in this place
has been received from the publisher, in
the expectation that it would furnish a
useful hint to Farmers, whose stock oil
Provender may have been exhausted
during the late inclcment and protracted
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-16

the naasts and spars of vessels, that they
fell down dead"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-03
London Caeefse Ext,aordinary.

DowNINGSrREgr, April l2.
A dipatch, of which the following isa copy,
was received this morning at the Office OF VII
count Caflereagh. ore of his Maiehy's princi-
oal Secretaries Of State, from Brigadier- General
hchmuty, to the Right Hon. William Wind
ham -