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NAPOLEON.

FROM TEE IonDoka GAZETTE
xxrRAoRDINARr.
Hibernia, fths Ta9ns, Stbtem.
SIR, r Z.
Herewith / have die honour
10 enclose yot, for the informant.
on Of the Lords commissioners
Of the Admiralty, acopyofa con.
vension entered ipto BY me, with
Vice Admiral Seniayin, com.
manding the Russian ileet in the
Tagus !; BY which il will appear
70 their Lordships, that such aeet
has been snrrendered % me, 10
be held by his Majesty q . depo-
sic, until six months after the con-
clnsien Of = peace between Russia
and England.
I have charged Capt. Haistead,
FIRST Captain Of the Hibernia, and
Capt Of the ileet, with ne delise.
" Of this dispatch 70 their Lord.
ships he was sent By me 10 nego.
eiate the convention with Vice
Admiral Seniayin, and win be
able 70 explaineNefy particular.
To captain Halstead Aeelgreat.
II indebted for his able1dyice and
assistance upon al points Of ser-
Vice, bis real and diligence have
been exemplary, and entitle him
70 my highest recommendation.
Rear Admiral Tylcrshas been
directed TO superintend thc FIRST
division ofthe Russian feet, which
Ipuspose ordering under his pro-
lection Immediately to Spithead !;
10 him (since with me) I have
been indebted for every assis-
lance, and to the captains, officers
and crews, Of those ships that
have been employed throughout a
tediously protraeted blockade (by
whom every exertion has been
made with 4 degree Of eheerfnl-
ness doing them infinite honour.
I feel extremely grateful, and
deem Il my duty 20 offer every
possible testimony Of my aPpro-
baton il their favor.
Ihave the honor 10 be. &c.
(Signed) C. COTTON. i
ARTICLE Of a ,CONVEN-
TON entered into between
| Vice Admiral Seniayin, Knisht
of the Order of St. Alexandsf,
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" .>-F q, q MESSAGE ! !.
0f,he Emperor and ling Mapaieen
% ID sofhs Senate.

b - =
SxAAroRs, ',-F.. -
My minister fer foreign: at
fairs win layfbefore you the diae.
renttreaties relative to Spain, and
the constitutions agreed 20 BY the
Spanish Juuta. My war minister
viii acquaint You with the wants
and the situation of my armies ID
the different parts Of the world.
I am determined No. carry ON
the war with Spain with the Ut
most activity, and destroy the ar
mica which, England has disem.
harked in that country. The ia.
ture security ofmy subjects, the
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FRIDAY, November II, 1908.

bine. has sacrificed her, has ii.
ready lost her most important pro-
vinces, and is fastening 10 that
ruin which 10 the inevitable effect
Of alliance and friendshiE with
England. ! - n d i-f8.
Such win be the fate Of the i'm
surgents in4sSpain. When the
contest becomes serious the, Eng
lish viii abandon Spain, after
making them the sad bequest Of
q civil war--ofa war for foreign
interest, and for anarchy, the
most cruel Of scourges. L viii
Be for the wisdom and beni6eence
ofyour majesty 20 repair the evils
Of which they win be the cause.
The court Of Vienna has con-
stantly tcsti6ed to your majesty
the most amicable intentions |;
indignant at the policy Of England,
she has recalled her ministerfrom
London, sent back the minister
who was at Vienna, shut her ports
against England, and placed her
self in a state Of hostility with
that power. She has added 20
these measures an interdict in hef
ports against the admission Of
vessels, which, under a=nsniral
Gag are only the carriers, Of En-.
glish produce and merchandise.
Your majesty has cultivated this
favourable disposition, has testi.
fed to the court Of Vienna friend.
ship and confidence; and has &C.
veral times intimated to her, thar
France takes q real interest in her
prosperity. Lately, however, this
power has carried its ornaments
beyond measure--its military
force il, Gut Of all proportion TO It's
population and finances. Your
ministers, sire, only wish to mark
this, in order that your majesty
may perceive the necessity Of aug.
msn.ing your force, for the pur-
pose ofstillpreserxing the relative
superiority which exists between
The povsr and shs popnlasion ri
the two empires. s s-,
Anew revolution has broken
out q Constantinople. * Sultan
Mustapha has been deposed.
The Americans, a people who
revolve their fortune, their pros
perity. and almost their existence,
in commerce, have given the ex-
ample of 4 great and courageous
sacrifice. they have. inhibited
by a general embargos al COM
meree and al navigation, rather
than shamefully submit to that
tribute which the English impose
on the navigation ofall nations.--s
Germany, Italy, Switzerland and
Holland, are peacsable, and wait
only for . maritime peace tosx-
ert al their industry. - .z2.sa
Thaepeace j. the wish Of he
world, but Etssland opposes IL;
/ England isthe enemy ofthe world.
The French nation. al Europe
knoWs The efforts made by your
majestyl 70 obtain peace, they
know that your enterprizesaFe the
Immediate result of the III success
Of the attempts which you have
made 70 obtain it. - 3
:. The deviation Of the French
people 10 without bounds; and il
IS more especially under circum-
stances which are 90 essentially
connected with their honor and its
security, that their sensimenss
win be syineed, and thaethey will
hewthemselves worthy ofreaping
the harvest of glory and honor,
which your majea.y has prepared
for them. !. ~ y
! am with respect, &c. -. go
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IeVlVaA Of nett StAuGS uaQ tlOiu-
| ted them out TO you rs authors Of
the sedition which overturned the
throne of Charles Nv, end the "a
| vorers aof the popular disorders
which arose at that epoch. They
had burst through that salutary
| restraint which keeps the people
in submission, BY oPerating upon
their interest. The people Of
Spain having taken Of he yoke
Of authority aspired d governing.
English gold, the intrigue Of the
agents Of the Inquisition, who
we're afraid Of losing thsir anthori-
~, the influence Of the numerous
tribe of Monks in Spain, who
dreaded a reform, have in this
critical moment occasioned the
insurreetioa Of several Spanish
provinces, in:whieh the voice of
the more prudent class has been
either mistaken Or stiaed, Of
whom not a few have fallen vic
Tins to their courageous opPosi-
ton to popular tumult, and o
dreadful anarchy has been seen
to diffuse itself over the greatest
part of Spain. Win your najes.
ty permit Eneland 70 say. aSPain
l. one ofmy provinces, my flag
driven from the Baltic, the North
Sea-, the Levsnt, and even from
the shores Of Persia, rules IN the
ports Of France! r No, never,
sire / To prevent 80 much shame
and misfortune, tNo millions of
brave men, are fesdy to scale the
Pyrenees, and the English win be
chased. from the Peninsula. IF
the French eight for the liberty Of
the seas. they must, to conquer,
begin By Wrestling Spain from the
influence Of the tyrsnts Of the o.
cean. e,jIfthey combat for peace,
they cannot obtain 'it until they.
have chased them from Spain the
enemies Of peace. = ~
If your majesty, embracing the
future a. well q the present. ns-
pises 10 the noble object Of leaving
afteryou the empire calm, tranquil
and surrounded by powerful
friends, you must begin BY secur-
ing It's influence in Spain. 49,.
Lastly, ifhonour IS the FIRST SEN
timent, Is we'll Is the 6rst object
of Frenchmen, your majesty must
promptly inllict vengeance for the
ouirages committed against the
French name, and the atrocities
to which 30 great a number of our
countrymen have fallen victims.
Frenchmen established in Spain
for more than twenty years, exer.
cising in peace their useful indus.
ny, ana almost regaru'ng Spsln
astneir eoIntIy, nave been mas
property has been seized. The
consular egents, g your majesty
nasee.Per,enee1asreasme wni us
wooio MOI nav oeen s1nered even u
y, H., ,ns mcss oaIoefo1s eoon.iiss'
VIVA. esu y, Mnat eonsioe-
s.len' p ~. sne IF rssnsa name en-
loyin EatoPss Ne y country
% ne1r 20 u.s. a,toclties 90 mia
nous sno soPoolls remain unpu.
nlsns : neParation ought 70 pc
nao 3Ior lnem,-ou. =, reP.fas'on
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-20
A French and English Gazette.

To Aaatears Of tie Feeaeh language.
VKTE are authorised to announce to the
Wv Pubic, and more especially to
Auericsn Ladies and Gentlemen, for whom
this new establishment is adapted) that L'Ora-
Gle, French and English Gazette, printed
three times week, in Charleston, South
Carolina, will be f'nllished daily on the first
ofJanaary, 1908, in he city of New. York.
a book OF Subscription is opened at this Of
hss and at Mr.. Gudsbys Coffee House.
Subscribers pay Nine Dollars per annusa,
and cnly ESgAt Dollars, if paid in advance.
Ae establishment will prove very benehci-
al bo..th to Amateurs and Pupils OF the French
Or English languages.
The Editor and Proprietor is Mr..NsgrNa
who is on his way from here to NeW-'s1s'
| ssgg.aing his correspondence.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-20

Landing, this Day,
FseA schooner Freighter, Captain Thomas,
from Portland, and for sale by
4Lswyasoa and Fosvle,
ie ton. st, Peterburgh clean hemp
900 bolts Russia duck
SO do. Ravens do.
100 barrelsNew-Ensland SxW
80 do. tanners oil
80 boxes mould candles
80 tons Plaster Paris
400 sides soal leather.
IN STORE,
ssepipes Holland Gin
5 do. Bordeaux brandy
% boxes mould candles
20 do. spernacaeti dss
500 do. brown soap
70 do. chocolate
60 casks cheese
TOGO sides soal leather
hhds. and 30 bis. Mas. sRaass
January s.,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-20
:..Tohn Linton,
twenty Dollars Rezeard.
ELO ED from the town of Alexandria, On
Christmas day,
A Negro Man named Ben.

a Negro mar iadf'1eA DeDs
Belonging to Mrs Fendall
A GED about 2 years, tall, straight ana
IN spare in his form, with hollow eyes,
short nose, head long and projecting behind,
full high forehead, small scar on one OF hls
legs, supposed the left leg; he is sonlewhm
,iEaid, answers quickly when spoken to dan
sometimes stammers little, by trade gar
dener, but he has been lately employed in
A.ir. Moore's sugar refinery Ia Alexandria,
md it is probable can read and write. Had On
snd took with him variety of clstlans, ~hisk
as well as his name, he viii probabfy change.
It's supposed he has taken the road to Bsltl-
more. Ten Dollars, viii bs given, 1t he n
aiken up in this neighborhcod, or the above
reward, if more s.aa twenty Males from A.
exandria.
gd.suna /. Leg
JaSuEy 4,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-20
mo. 2o72.

+ Z = q
IOSEPH Vaudeville,
CORNER or KING IND FAIRFA x S7.REE7s1
HAS RECEIVED,
Coco ID. Cohen Cheele IF quality
II ton assorted Patent Shot,
80 half chests Sboxes
S S;::s. 5y:,'. rs4s
pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
60 bills. Rye Whisky,
Is cases old Me1oc Claret superior
quality,
10 lib Nutmegs,
so dozen London Mustard,
$ casks London refined Salt-petg
Is casks chewing Tobacco small twia,
80 boxes Soap,
IS do. mould and dipp Candles,
IS kegs yellow ground Ginger,
80 boxes Havana Segars,
S cWt. Zante Currants,
Raisins in boxes and casks,
Pearl and llulled Barley,
a small quantity basket salt.
Which with avery general assortment OF
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, he will sell
low for cash, produce ,orthe usual credit
Nov l6
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-20

Ten thousand Dotlars-uoYhl
OF GOODS FOR SILL E.
5s7R be sold, 70 the hishest bidder, oas MON
Dry, the first day Of nert February, IN
The tozon Of D Ul1FRIES,a at the stOre-konse
formerly occulaled 0y Nh. JAxEs SlyseksfT3
deceased:
About 10000 dollars worth OF
GOODS tolerably we'll assorted. The asid1
goods viii be laid off and sold in parcels OF
from forty to one hundred dollars amount IN
each parcel.
A credit Of nine months will be givca on
one half Of the purchase and fifteen months
on the balance, the purchaser to give bone
ito carry interest from the date ifnot punctu-
ally paid and approved security seisrs the
goods are removed.
The sale Of said goods will continue trosa
day to day until the whole are sold.
NJ I'LL PERSONS indebted to the
firms of JOIN Nj. MuscEETT and Co. JAMES
MUscaErr, senior, and Co. and JoHs and
~C,HARLEs MusCHETT and Co. are hereby no.
tiled and requested to come forward without
delay and settle their respective accounts and
pay off the same to the subscriber, who is tul-
~ authorised and empowered by JOAN Nj.
MuscHETr, the surviving partner in the a
foresaid firms, to settle and receive all such
debts; otherwise shall be under the neces-
sity of bringing suits against every person ow-
ing any thing to said firms Immediately, who
fails to comply with the foregoing request.
All those who have claims against sad
firms will please to forward them to aae as
soen as convenient.
John Linton,
~szttorney in fact TOR Jod8
Al. MgssHs4s.
Dumfries, =
Dec. 8, fiil ) sss'
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Twenty dollars reward.

~ AN AWAY yesterday norning,a negro
Il man named Charles Johnson, about's
feet org inches high very black, has small
scar ncne of his checks; his legs are small
for person of his size had OH and took with
him gpsy coating roundabout lined with fam
mel, and trousers of the same, ablack coat &
an old grey great-coat, with svariety Of other
cloathing not recollected. Five Dollars viii
be given if taken in the county, or the above
reward If out, and reasonable ehargesif brot
home.
Lawrence HooH. Sen.
So Masters of vessels and others are caus
toned against harbozmg or carrying him oG
December &c CO
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Is sc II O O e.

\ SCHOOL. will be opened in WATER
q STREET AcApzMy, on Monday next,
by trad THOMPSON, in which will be taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Ma
thematics, the Latin and Greek Languages,
Geography, &c.
Terms Of MISUNDERSTANDING, Writing,
English Grammar and Arithmetic, S3-La-
Tin, Greek, and the higher branches, 81 50
per quarter.
December 90. eA5t law
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Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, the alst instant, at eleven
O'Clock, will be sold, on The premises,
Several valuable Lots Ground,
situated on the corner of Fairfax and Duke
streets.-Terms will be made known at the
place of sale.
P. C. Marsteller.
January Is, dts
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@MK. 6 E N e K | S

Has tie pleasure 10 i'.fs,m lis Friends and the
Public,
THAT he has commenced his Prac,isiae
BaHs, and vii. continue them as heretofore.
Mr.. GENKRIs begs the parents who have
children TO be instructed, will please to send
them as soon as possible, SO as to give then,
an opportunity Of improying sufficiently, as
clusisn of his school for their. amusement
which will serve 10 create ambition.
November 70. RI
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Just Received,
Per che Schooner Jane, Captain c TO, FROM
Boston, and for sale by the subscriber,
s puncheens Jamaica Spirits
s barrels first quality Cheese
10 do. mems stout shoes
100 sides Soal Leather OF extra nice quail
~
50 iboxes dry Goldfish.
r. Said Schooner Jane returns to Bes
rex. For freight or passage apply to-
John G. Laid.
pseemlber 81.
ALMANACS for 1903,
uks Esied and jor sale, ty
Cotsoxa and SisY &te
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VOL VII.

Salss al. Keadl9e.
=. every Tuesday and Friday.
l'hS MILL BE- SOLD !;
j. ycnduc Store, corner OF rrahce a''u
y! Water streets. -.
<r,y,ss, Of Dry Goods. Groes't $ &c.
Y 100 mars Of which will be expressed m
f a;,ls &c tie day--all kinds OF goocss
y s;s us are on limitation and the prices ~.
|l;sS are established, cen at any Tune 20
ElDsa :, and purchased at the lowest Limitation.
II P C. Marsteller, Y. N.
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by Rrssla 10. Finace. The Eng.
lish papers insist thai hostilities
are ready 20 'commende between
France md Austria, which the
French . suenioosiy deny.
No circumstance whichbetray
hostile pprposes have been an.
nounced. The treaty, Of the king
Of England with tie hing Of the
Two Sicilies was sigued a Paler-
mo on the 18th Of March, and
was sofbe followed by a commer.
cial treaty. BY this the English
have the privileges Of the ports Of
Sicily free Of duties, aud al prizes
takep, from the English are pro.
hibited from such ports, and his
British majesty obliges' himself
to defend Messina and. Adgussa,
10 pay an annual subsidy Of
SOC, 600 pounds, and to com.
prehend Sicily in the peace
whenever made. -. :. !
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DY virtue oftwe deeds Of truss
ID bearing date the "a day Of.
November, 1901, !. made TO us BY
Johp Robinsoa and Margaret his
wife, to- satisfy md pay sundry
Sums Of money paid By. jacob
French; William Rush and Ro.
bert Chrisey, as securities Eorshs
said John Robinson, rs iate Hepu.
u Sheriff for Nicholas Onick,
viii Be sold II The CcGtt House Of
Berkeley coaniy, on the 9Th day
.of Deceuibef next, for cash, one
Lot 10 the town of Martinsbafg,
on Queen Street, knoWn ID ths
plan Of said town By No. 81; On
which there are . convenieht brick
Dwelling House, and sundry con-
senient our Housss.-Also, .
Tract Of Land containing eve hun-
dred acres, situate 10 said conn-
/, ty,son shelhead 81. Cherrs's branch.
~. DAVID HUNTER,
f9s ALEX cOOPER,
. E Trustees.
Noyember 10, 1905. !. i.
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3 Mr.. RicHAaD cuksowErH,
dkc Notice,

THAT on tho l2tlh day Of De.
cember next after the date hereof,
ia The house ip which Mr.. Ed
mund Graham now lives, IN the
town Of MaItinsburg, County Of
Berkeley and Commonwealth OF
Virginia, | intend 10 take the de-
POSITIONS, Of Samuel Chenoweth,
John Chenowe,h and Richard Che
noweth. which I intend 70 ole in
evidence % the trial Of 4 suit in
Chancsry, now depending and
undetermined ID the County
Courlof Betksy1y, ia which ! nm
copplaipant, and You are defend
| mot / said DISPOSITIONS 10 be takes
by.xirtus nf commission Issues
ID said sui, fer that purpose.
Yours, &c.
PHILlMoH CHENowKTn.
November iR,slso& I
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d r. e5& ~ ~
fAS R% a. ash W
S.s'a5t HOGS.

TAKEN up trsspassing On
the plantation Of THE sub
scriber,. near MartinsburK, Eve
STRAY HOGS, two Of ,hsm
Sows about eighteen Inonshs old,
one white, the other blue, neither
ofthem marked, appraised to two
dollars and iiiry cents each slso,
one red Barrow with black spots,
one whke Barrow with black
spots, and one barrow with white
foreparts and red hindpar,s, sup-
posed to be TWO years old, and
valued. Il three dollars each:
,hess barrows have large holes
IN each cor, H.
WILLIAM mccoy.
Big Spring. Nov. 10, 1903.
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.xA1HEREAs .eHe oil 4i.ts-

.yN7HEREAS soYe fpii 6ispo-
NVe sed psyssns male . pSac-
ice ef esfering on my iandE a.
jsiinieg 9osspI EsgsMan's tissiu
fracs ayzf beHsde 4 5y The landy Of
Ne,Vlirk. Henry French s6idosD
Miller, Iuidole N icheis and Rem
ches tracss, near the mouth Or
Bach. Gyeek, Bsristsg County. citf-
ting do1pn and hasviiag aspay my,
timber Thereby Jov.D0tn 0li PEI.
sc;nsf som eai<S;ag On ihesoi2 iaad
and esmmiffng, any lind ef rrex-
pass a. u an determined n bsess-
eate any pfrsen that shdli Be oand
,gaiiiyiaestting dstvn iinber he-st.
!;iag 81 dsOay, cunning q eihff sfss
| comnliittiRg ipasfe IL ihe tinibef.
ELl1N MILLER. J
Nsesmssr is, fabs. !
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The Ssesker said shess rs:elati6rt
could not b. received II pstseat. sss
Mr.. clopton declared himssE opposed
% the resolutions (cfFersd by Mi. Chiaei.,
den) He would never consent to take ID
the Embargo while the Er.sish orders and
!. French decrees were i'd force. 1. VS., 4
Mr.. Campbell said he would reject such
resolution with a. much indignation I,
motion 70, surrender our independents
II the people Of the United States knc y
what that hodie knew, they would sp,lrn
such = motion with the sane contempt
that they would aiaw TO carry into efsect
the British orders or French decrees. He
was in favor Of DIVIDING on, Il "a soon a
possible. y, -, al Es.5szs9 -
Messrs. Blackledge, Cook Iiverinorc
and Cuts. spoke in favor Of t.kinp nm the
resolution Il in early day when the n,,es.
lion was taken On postponfng L til Nom
dsy week. aad lost without { division |;
III Thnrsday next and lost. =, % 90 /,
uh next naonoay, and carried, ayes 81.
Il Mr.. Eppess resolutions (sbove1 were
made The order for tas same dayl = &
MT. Elliott olfered the following resolu.
ton Resolved, that the Secretary Of The
Treasury, g directed TO lay before the
house ot Representatives, coples Of al
The instructions which may have been
transmitted ~ him TO the collectors ofthe
revenue and other oslicers. relative 10 the
execution o. the act laying IN EsnbarEo on
al ships and vessels IN the ports and har.
bours pf the United States, ,snd the several
acts supplementary and additional thereto.
On motion ofMr D; Z Williams, the
words: " and 40 the names and places
of residence Of ali persons copeesnrd in
violating the Embargo laws," = q,
The resolution, after q short discussion,
vas agreed 10 as amended. %@st =, -
The house then proceeded to the electi.
s p q : chaplain, and after Two haiiOtings.
the rev. Mr.. Brown was elected. The
49, 80
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Sir Gents. RetDard

DAN AMY from TIE, subscri.
N Der, on tie 3slh Of Septetn-
Der last, an apprentice boy named
JOHN SHERRED, abou. six-
teen years Of age. Whosoevst
takes up said runaway, and res
turns him 70 me, shall receive the
shove reward, but no charges Or
thanks.
JoNATHAH WIckERsHAx.
Darkesville, Nov. 10. 1905. L