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The eisgani fall. bred Horse WILD1IR.
N7lLI.seaad this season, nlIondau.
w andT tuesdays AZ Aasthiasi iehoE,.
o., Wednesdays ana Thursdays al
James Ssaah,s sta6le il Md,sinsbuy9.
aad on Fridays and Saturdays at MrsS.
Arks MiA and csver slarcs at tie Inn
rate g foe deIaa,s az. season, bavobt
shs fyss q Stpssn,tet nSxs j.; t,ve dSNara
ead gfy esats feasA) ihs sineIe Ieot.
and nine dblars for tnsu.anc;, 70 Sc na;i
when che. n'G,e 10 AnoIvn 70 be with 6oI
cut yths mare Is Parted Nth tie e;ss,,r.
dHes to bs Jsrfeifed. The seassu hos Be.
gun and will end last If YUM. cr,.o,
GRE ~;n X salen, b.. 10 % Se,ponHS ii in.
Wsidsir i . t.aGs;yha S,txa. 5av. rs
halas AigA. well Pretortisned, 1sove.
vel. has q fae carsie1e, and is sT,oSL.
yer either saddle a. harness Ae !. oie1u:
sdty the BEST jIdess, 10 Be- canal 10 an,
nerse thar has teen kebs in thesc ho,t.Z
IIs 'oa' reisedin 7esk County, V;rp;.
VIC, sps. brosght jism rArnce a. thSe<
yeass oA2, dndh0s stood since .har linn;
=. 1Asc0H'. s''ils fspe!pe mice from Bal
s'mere, At MI. Wikiom Richa, d..n,. a.
0s,n niHe n.iIss jyem Baltimore. and at
~. Samue' Drydtn's ChambrrsSu,S, at
y az q Which Placer he is much esteemed
q COED feoig efssr. :Widair ,uas psr
~ he noted horse Dissemination, Hho
sp1s 1os 6y Me imported horse M.ri An.
!aony-ts""",aiiss soas t,td By the
1.sn.s' T.@s;n;" ',' "sJ 6a.as, r. 1s,1
Fast running.
.-,,. .WuLiAM NICHOLS.
!es he,eSy GRITTY. thar E,aistd tie Srss
fsA EFT q Wiiaair Lever ,.pnea. :
August 70, 1906. VIM. Hunter.
ade hereby et,sify, tia. Ihdue q coL Of
Wiada'r equal il not superior am ThaS.
err sdised. John M,LeaohGn. I'm.
AHgnst ~, 1906, -
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Ee;ssts;, S. ...
-, Nareh Court, 1908.
Ienatins q ESrrah and Frances his suJe,
late Ftances ~ sKisynasa, Gcmpts,
Rs,s, mi iernan, Laarence n Herman,
Aadrew GenidIag and Catherine HE
,V,fe, IateC a,heriae n Keraan, Ra'riei
Fe,sia snd Marga,ee Ais suie, iate
: Margosts N Kirr"an, Jnmes .O2sd
and Snsaana big ,v1s, iats SEsaa''G
F. Mahony, Michoei n Herman, Fran.
sss Meaahsn. kue Frances M'Kisr.
aan, Ein<r SHrky. late ELaer Mixer.
nan, Toha M'Kirrnan, Peter n.
Kiernan, Frank M'KissnGn and
barney M'Kietnan, Defs. :
IN cHdNCERE
THE defendants, NOT having catered
i their appearance agreeable toan act
Of Assembly and The rules Of thiseourt,
md il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are, not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the eomrlainants BY their counsel. 1t IS
ordered, that the said defendants do up.
pear here On the Monday after the third
Tuesday in June next, to answer the
bill Of the complainants, and that = copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
BERKELEY and Jefferson lntelligeneer Tor
two months suees Ssiyely. and published
At the dsor Of the Court. HousA Of said
County. 1872.
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=: DAVIp HUNTER, e.s.e. =,

bsrkslsy. IS. ~
f''& March Court, 1905.
Nathan Bull, ex's. Of Robert BON, dec.
u. ,..7. Complainant,
Daniel Brown, Defendant, ~
:: -----... Ia CHANcERY.
THE defendant, Daniel Brown, not
i having entered his appearance a.
Qeeabls 70 A act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and Il appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he il
dot an iuhab,tdht of this Commonwealth.
on the motion Of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, il is ordered, that said Daniel
Brown, do apPear here on the Mon.
day after the, third Tuesday in June
next, to answer the bill of the complain.
ant, and that copy OF this order IS forth.
with inserted in the berkeley and LETTER.
son IH.elligencer for two months sucses.
Sively, and published Al ne door Of the
Court House Of said County.
A Copy. Tss,e. $751;,
DAVID HUN epG
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berkeley, -. = - ! r.
j, - March Court, 1908.
LGbeRa Lyle. odn'x. Of Hugh Eye, dee.
.~.. Complainant. :.
against -. j %.
Hugh Lyle, SapseI Bray and Nancy his
wife, TohsLyie. Pnlemsn Cheao,U-
eth and Sally his .sits. James ".
Camtkrh and Polly his .p;fs. TRsiam
Lyle, Anne Lyle, Enssly Lyle. SamarI
+. Lyle, chiidrsn and heirr at lsp Of
Tohn Lyle. deceived, Dougal Gimp.
StN and Satly his .sste. Uargares H.
Lyle. Rsberf ". Lyle. Har;rt Lyi.
and Hugh Lyie. child,ra aud he;;rs a.
LaD u said Hugh Lyle. deceived,
flames Virgin 9 EtishI Royd, Of rs.
/. - '-~zst*sh CHANCERF.
THE defendants Samuel Bray and
Nancy his wife. no, havipg enter.
ID their appearance agreeable 70 IN aetof
Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and Il appearing tothe satisfaetion Of the
Court, tlias they are not inhabitanss Of
this comm66aeaith, on the notioh Of
the ComPlairiant BY her Counsel Il j,
ordered. that The said Samuel Bray and
Nancy his wife, do appear hsre on the
Monday affsr the bird Taesday in June
next, 10 ansveE The bill ofthe Complain.
ant, and that copy Of this order Be iorth.
with inserted ID the Berkeley and isIf.r.
son Intelligeneer for two months socees.
Aiyely, and puhlishedl Il the do6r ofs the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-15
+ bsrkslsyS IS 49,
K March Court, 1908.
William Masliu, Complainant,
Daniel Brown ~ So.
T.: aud Defendants,
David Duston,5

TINE defendant, Daniel Brown, not
/ having entered his appearance -
greeable to m act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and il appearing to
the satisfaetion Of the court, that he Is
not Al inhabitant Of this comnonWealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, Il 10 ordered, th.t said Daniel
Brown, do appear here 90 the Monday
after The third Tuesday in June next,
to answer the bill Of the Compiainant,
and that . copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and JeGsr-
son lntelligencer Tor two months sneees-
sixely, and Published u the door Of the
Court. House Of sad Coanty. Z.
a Copy. Teste, - - :. =
z5.:z 81 DAVID HUNTER. {. -
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PURSUANT to a decree Of h,

/k1SS0sANl 20 = Toecfee OF the
II Court Of Berkeley County, The
commissioners thsfeia named, viii pro.
coed 90 sell, for ready money, on Mon.
day the leth day Of May next, on de
premises, certain Tract Of LAND,
eelong'ng 70 the heirs Of James wight,
deceased, tcr.he purpose Of securing .
ss,h Foreman - rhis Land L ,it,ased
on the river Potomack u the mouth of
Back Greek, and contains i7a. acre,.
about 20 Of which 10 good bottom. 4
qaansi,y Of meade land, about one half
ofths whole tract cleared, and thu 81.
lsnes well tim5ered, has on il an excel.
Isn't apple orchard, some peach and cher
~ tsess, good spring, and the place
we'd watered-the buildings are OUT Of
repair. ~ g = ~ -, : Z :,
tEEOREE pHRrruprrY =
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-21
Diifrid of Columbia, to wit;

DlItrIct of Columbia, to W.T. |; 1
Jnly Term, l8oS-l2m aay
Of the Court. =
Wyllie, Langley. and 49,, complts s
against so
Robert Alexander and his Trustees, :
dfts. $
On the petition Of Robert Young
and others, setting forth that they are credl-
;or, of Robert Alexander, and entitled to a
distribution of his estate 1t is ordered, that
George Deneale be appointed commissioner
10 make up, adjust and settle the accounts
and claim. of the said petitioners, with such
others as shall be exhibited, on or before
Friday next, and report his proceedings to
the Court on Saturday the 18th day OF this
court, in order for final distribution.
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Two Dollars Reward.

STRAYED away from the commons OF
Alexandria, on the 9th instant, Small black
and white COWs--her face is white with
streak OF white from her fore shoulders TO the
end of her tail, and her thighs are speckled
with white, there is one particular spot on
her back whittier than any other part-she has
two Sits in one ear and one in the Others y
bout years old. The above reward Will he
paid on delivering her TO Benjamin Daviee,
opposite the market, or RonsnT VINCENT,
near town.
July IS. st"
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vince to decide, but of the advantages to be
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MACKARELL.

90 bbls. Spring MackareIl in nice
order. and few casks choice old Port Wihe'
lust received, and for sale, by
John G. Laid.
July l3.
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public Sale.

BY virtue oe All assignment from George
Hill, an insolvent debtor, will be exposed to
public sale. on SATURDAY, the s5d inst.
a two story FRAMED HOUSE, situate on
Duke-street, few doors eastof Union-strect
The lot is 90 feet front and SO deep, and SUBJ
ject to ground rent OF SIXTY aealarssper ar,s
num..-The terms OF sale cash
Horace Field, T7yfse.
July 10. dts
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Potomac Company.
July Is.

THE Stockholders in the Potomac Comps
ny are hereby notified, that an annual meet
ing of the said Company will be held, &C
cor.iing to law, at GadS6y's tavern, IN Alexs
andria, on MONDAY, the first day .of Au-
gust next, when the proceedings OF the Bosra
Of Directors, with sketch oftbe Trcasurer's
receipts and disbursements since the last ges
neral meeting, will be submitted to their cos@
sideration
BY order Of the Board,
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N @ T I C E..

In pursuance Of the above order all those
persons having claims against the above
named Robert Alexander. which have not yet
been exhibited, are desired to exhibit tho
same duly authenticated atmy Office in Alex
andria on or before Friday next.
G. Deneale, C0mr.
July 10. 80
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By N. G. DuFlEF,

.easAor Of Nature Displayed III her atode y
seae1iae language to man, ahtlHed 70 The
French language, &c.
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Sales at Vsndae.

bn every Tuesday and Friday,
HILL BE SOLD
1, the yenlue Store, corner of Prince and
Water streets.
4 Vsriety Of DRY Goods, Groctries, &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed IN
be bills of the day---aA kinds OF goods
hitch arc on limitation and the prices OF
Ihich are established, can at any time be
iewcd and purchased at the lowest Limitation
no prices.
p. C. Marstcller, v. NJ.
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FOR SALE.

r WILL SELL the HOUSE wherein =
/ live on the corner Of Washington and
King streets, on credit Of IL, IS, Ia, ~,
and ~ months.
Robert Young.
July l3 d
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The first book ct nation is the dictionary
OF their own language
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SHORT TIME,
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FdCTURESc
Tending to shew that by due encourage
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ton will be rendered more respes-
table abroad and more prosper
Gus at home.
TOGETHER WITH An ACCOUNT OF
The improvements IN STEEP at Ar
lsngton,
The native Sheep of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed of extending this valuable
race of animals, for the benefit of the
country at large
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12

tua,iy inserted in the treaty. left this ro;nt,
was supposed 10 be less liable 20 exec p,ion
on our part; because, while it Chords 6
pledge, unquestionabiy intended "a secure
The substance OF cur object, and constantly
admitted here tn be equal to- that E.ct, il
Keeps It, nevertheless, Ior our advantage
completely open for future negotiation aud
more formal adjustment. The note declares
that the discussion of any plan will be en-
Itertained that can be desired "to secure
the interests OF both states without injury to
rights to which they are respectively at
Itached," and consequently provides fer 4
renewal OF negotiation with sincere view
to such an arrangement as shall be practi-
cally consistent with the declared preten-
sions Of the u. 5 and yet leave untouched
the British principle--or, in other words,
an arrangement, in which G. Britain shall
agree to conform her conduct e. our views,
without renouncing the claim which she
has hitherto maintained and acted upon. I;
was supposed therefore, TO be the clear im.
Iport OF that note, that the conduct o; Great
Britain would not, while tho discussion OF
such plan as it might be proper to insert
in treaty stood postponed at the request OF
its commissioners, encroach in practice up
on rights which We had so strongly asser-
ted and indicated, as rights not TO be aban.
doned-which il was well understood our
government and country would NOT suffer
TO be invaded iii future as they had been du-
ring the past, and which the British com.
missioners themselves, acting under the
Immediate orders of the cabinet, had in
their note distinctly recognized as fis to BIZ
preserved hereafter from injury and viola
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12

Nun HI n LIN NJ hLG15EERs
Ma. FDIToR-lt app, ars undsputed,
as stated IN the National Inleil;gencer, that
the congressional caucus, hich nominated
Mcsers Madison and Clinton, was held in
consequence Of an invitation to aHthe re-
HH6 an r7eHihers publicly stuck Up Tor Sc
yerai days in tic senate and Tcprescn'ativ
charn5er--ihat Mr. Madison had, with those
who have since given thsiT names, about
one hundred votes of our principal patriots.
Whereas the noted protest ct the 27th alt.
was signed by only seventeen supporters,
some Of MIR Clinton and some of Mr. Mon
rec, for president and 20 make mp that
small number, one from Philadelphia, and
one from New York, had just arrived, and
only ,liree Of the seventcenhad voted in ia
vor of the embargo, so evidently essential
as a measure of defence. Add 10 this,
that Mr. Randolph ard his adheren;s we're
among them, VINO, as well rs Mr. Masters,
had stigmaj2ed their own government.
Considering an this, how can wc doubt
but such measures will injure the revered
and patriotic vice.rrc sidcnt, and must ul-
timatcly meet his discouBtenance, especi-
ally the address Of the seventeen which can
scarcely be called republicans, representing
Mr. Madison as more opposed % the Brit
ish and less friendly 90 the French than
they would wish their candidate to be, aud
feebly sophist'catiug against the refnbitcan
members (at this eventual crisis) holding an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
FROM ruEAmrn1cAx CITIZEN.

fkOM TUE MER1ChN CITIZEN.
1t appears that the president really con-
sented to separate the attack made on the
Chesapeake from the impressment of sale
lors on board cur merchant ships Real
ly.l In doing tins he certainly exhibits e.
very becoming disposition that the British
government could wish in favor OF an honor
able and satisfactory adjus enT.--GReally1
Ibis was at once removing, every obstacle
IN he way ofreconciliation.-CG God Ard
as to the mutually Coev;.! acrs of sltonement
on the one side, and recall Of tie procla-
matien on The other, what proposition could
hemore reason able ON The part ofonr e. vern-
ment 81 Nonsense. At best tbe call on
our executive to rescind me proc an ion
was g point Of punctilio uncSsential in thas,
negotiation and unworthy Of the envoy of
a great and enlightened nation - Good.1
he very demand is calculated TO excite
suspicious of The sincerity with which Mr.
Rose was sent GU -IRealIy.l On this
point, as on the oher, the president went
as tar as equity required, or the most ar
den. lover Of an accommodation would wish
Greatly
Irejoice that the executive is about to lay
before Congress the correspondence with the
tpiislI aud FTenc rHmeuts-l keally.l
IL misrepresentation or nGscOnc, ptions CO.
ming originally from Washington, have gone
abroad, the cOrTCsron icnce VIII correct then.
- CReal!y.1 And il it shall be found. IS
most probably it Will he, that the cabinet has
been under no improper infucrce, this Judi
cious exhibition Of is secrets wil unite all
hearts and an hanbs IL the sup .ort If ,he mea-
snres Of the ADMINISTRATOR Probably -
As Thomas Payne says, what 4 fong tai our
cat has eOtl 4
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FOR gRE ARGUS.

But VAIN is his effort, rs when he did send.
The muskets and cannon to Tcnissants his
friend
Gainst France he still harbors implacabIe hate.
ana WISHES with Britain 70 share her hard iatt.
but ioohsii tins IS, when France is grown stron.
ger,
And Britain al sec can hold out no LONGER.
H0t I'm, since the day nc was III to q oixe.t
rlas by some bee" supposed 20 be OF a decline.
lie outstrirl J'ha Adams widest Of d;ghts.
aud stht IN exeesses of mischisfs delights.
See the -4p'ora respecting these affairs =,
ana rememb ListoH's Intercepted letter The
removal OF Timothy PicGeri,g froni his ore
~ .tohR Alams, and lhe burning Of ths Urg-
C1see, to destroy the proofol presents to. and
negotiations wilh TsHiSsaht
t Oliver Wolcott, sei.;or, caught him inter
feriug with lands which he claimed. AMI ii d
him 10 a pine Tree, where he remained bcfD-c
he was released long enoagh to have destroy
cd any other mortal
with rcgard to the Uoited States. the ,,.,-
Icy OF Britain has been fou and fai-hitr,
Her ministry have received our cornsl.inl
with the smile Of deceit and regarded tbs
murder o. cur cGzess with periid.ous sorro,,.
always ready 70 profess her willing ess 10
ID us lus1te, she has never done so. TV.tt
when sac has extended the reht hand OF -
low slup 20 us, and ne had hastcncd ,,i.o
cage mess to grasp IL, she has Gcxtermis;,
Withdrawn i, and smiled at our iond credui;f,.
The letter Ltor ,shieh see last Taesdags <yg.si
OF nj. Madison to hlr. Rose, exhibits ST.
clear view OK oar wfoaes. G,a, Ler, a. n.,
longer pretcXl icit for doubt aiid the repi,,
OF The envoy is conclusive evidence Of Bril-
tsh duplciiy. The luminous statement
ofihe American secretary q splays the dark
and luxurious deeds OF our advcrsarics.
while the nfiniafum Of Mr. Rose is 4 sof,
toaed DIiserere TO he gui.t Of Britain.
For an instant,permit me % review the
conduct Of the British ministry. as ex.
hi5ited by Mr. Rose.
lie is dispatched TO make atonement. To
offer reParation for cur injured honor. lie
declares, IN the first instance, he cannot
enter into discussion without the Chesa-
peake is separated from all other consi-
derailons. IN tbs particular hc Is gratiiicG.
he next proclaims that the presid,hCs pro-
ciamatlon must be recalled Here our 70
vcrnment stopped. IL was natural they
should enquire Tor what nurDosc this de-
Gand was made to what consequences il
led! The British envoy had not stated
what satisfaction ne would offer or whether
he would be even satisfied with revocati-
on Of that act. lie might have gone on to
require repeal of the non importation
law; and after persuading us into these
weak measures, have turned on his heel,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12

FROM good authority we learn, that Blanks,
who was indicted for the murder Of his wife,
q The pr esent district court OF Prince-!dward,
Was found guilty; and vii! 10 doubt suffer the
punishment annexed to his crime, which was
accompanied with, the most nexampled c,g-
eI.y, SeAibeyetisn. and gtyoci:y.