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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14
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. oIOZof 10
|. In Council, September IL, 1907.
tits advised that Messrs. Hening and Mum
ford be appointed a committee to count the
money in the treasury on the LIST day of Oct.
next, and made report thereof to the Exc
curve.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-14

d. chase of unappropri-
ated land 2ss So
From Clerks 1851 90
From Inspectors of To- y
bacco sosi7 Sc
From sundry persons
for the redemption of
their land returned
for the non-payment
of the taxes 1881 SO
From sundry persons on
divers accounts 11412 81
On account of militia e
fines 27os 10
Register of the Land
Office 1860 So
Bank of Virginia $4,000
Making in the whole with
the balance on the SOtli
day of Sept. 1906, the
sum of 6 46S7o4 I
The committee further find, that the Trea-
surer in the period aforesaid, hath disbursed
and admitted in discount according to law,
and orders of the Executive agreeably to
former precedents, the sum of three hundred
ltwenty-slS thousand two hundred ffty-four
dollars and thirteen cents, statement of
which is hereto annexed and to which they
beg leave to refer, leaving ON the said Thrift
eth day OF September, 1907, balance of one
hundred thirty-seven thousand FIVE hundred
thlrty-nine dollars and lightweight cents,
which sum appears by the certificate of VIM.
w. Hening and Win. Munford, Esers. mem
hers OF Council, to have been actually in the
treasury on the day Last mentioned, to which
certificate the committee beg leave to refer.
And the committee having compared the
warrants, and receipts in the Treasurer's Of
hce, and having found them to correspond
In ~ = 4
DESTROYED them.
And the committee having also examined
the register of public debts, since the last
settlement OF the Treasurer's accounts, find
that he has renewed certificates thereof from
number $40 to number 574, inclusive, and
find the interest thereon to have been COR
rcctly calculated.
Disbursements and discounts made at the
Treasury Of Virginia betzveen the 1st day
Of October, 1906, and the 5Oth dau off Seti-
TENDER, 1907.
Expenses of the G. Assembly 4Os8e 9
do. of Criminal Prosecutions
and Guards 1924 ID
Salaries to the Officers of Gov
eminent e25sa SO
salaries tothe Officers of Militia S9O7 SIS
Interest of the Public Debt 6754 SO
Warrants to commissioners of
the Revenue. 1s442
Warrants upon the Contingent
Fund e6as7 10
For compleating the Manufacto-
ry of Arms 4O1e 90
Expenses.of carrying on the Ma
nufactory of Arms incl. ling -.
Officers salaries so481 g
Slaves executed & transported 1888 Sd
Expenses of the Richmond pub
lie guard 1925 1a
Warrants to pensioners 3439 6S
For complaining Foundry and
boring mill 5345 16
Expenses OF removing criminals
to the penitentiary & charges
oftheir confinement, including
officers salaries 1894 90
warrants unprovided for 895 SO
Expenses of public warehouses 1897 10
Public services of district court
clerks 24ss
| Warrants to the surveyor of
| James river IL
Expenses of the lunatic hospital $500
Representatives to congress and
state senators 1872 10
Warrants upon the funds arising
from militia fines 73e Sd
special acts OF assembly S5731 a
Certificates discounted 1926 sc
Opening & improving Kanawha
road 100
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k2s5 SO
1881 90
sosl7 60
1881 So
1141a 81
a7os 10
1860 Sc
$4,000
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On account of the. pur-
chass of unapprcpri-
ated land
From Clerks Es
From Inspectors of To-
bacco
From sundry persons
for the redemption of
their land returned
for the non-payment
of the taxes
From sunlry persons on
divers accounts
On account of militia
fines
Register of the Land
Office
Bank of Virginia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28
/ PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
FOR YuBLIsHIEs BY SUES sRlsf.ss
II NE w ~, O, n K
ENTITLED,
TIE MANUAL
or THE
FRENCH yf.a.D E.NGLISH YS1BDE.V1
OR A
NEW AMI COMPLETE
DICTIONARY

9HE FRSNcH AND ENG LISH LANGUAGES.
IN TWO PARTS
1. French q EngLish--2. English = Frent'
CONTAINING,
Il. All the words in general use, occasion
ally illustrated by French and Engl's.
sentences.
2. An extensive collection Of new word.
in every. art, science and trade.
5. The pronunciation Of every word. &C
Scording to the most polite usage Ii
France and England.
A. "A conipus vocabulary of sea terms and
phrases.
5.5A dictionary OF French synonymes.
6. A dictionary OF French homonymes.
4. 4n alphabetical list OF the most familiar
proper and christian names, and otthe
most remarkable places in.the world
8. The difficulties OF the French language
alphabetically arranged.
g. a complete treatise on tren;h poeIy'
10 The Chief English idioms.
II A trsatise on the English particles, &c !.
The whole carefully compiled from the best
writer's, and particularly from the Dictionaries
ofthe French Academy, Roiste, teraid, Va
neau, WailIy, Tocquot, Nugent, Chamssud'
boyer, Johnson, Walker, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28
Public Sale.
Ju..e IA

BY virtue Of adeed Of tlust from .Aerander
Smith to the subscribers, to secure the pay
ment of sum of money to the Bank of Alex
andria, will be exposed to sale, on the pre-.
misses, on Wednesday the 18th day Of July
next, piece Of ground with the houses and
other. Improvements appe, tanning thereto, ly-
;ngon the south side of Duke-street s vest side
of Water-street being at the intersection of
the streets, extending on Euke-street forty
feet, on Watershed ninety-one feet six inch
es to ten feet alley--upon = credit of 6, -,
and Is months, the purchaser giving notes
for the several paym .nts negotiable at the
Bank Of Alexandra, with an approved indor-
ser, and a deed of trust upon the property to
secure the payment of the notes.
James Keith, sen.
James Keith, 'un l..
June 81. sts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT TO a deed Of trust bearing aIate
the IN day Of Esd,aary, 1907, and dutyre--
co,dsd, yi,sna .SaualseL Craig, late Of the tozva
OF .alerGadsia, deceased, 10 The Subscribers,
FIR me aas7sose Of satisfying csrtaia debts
due yrou tie SAID s6'raig 10 The banks ST.
lsrandrie ana Washas, g fo7,, sriN be sold on
The hrtnuses TO the highest 6idder, at hgbkc
euctsoa, atl2 O'Clock, on ths So5h day ST
June meet
That h.adfome three aory Brick
dwelling Houfe and Lot,
In fee simple, situated ia the town of Alex.
sn1ria, west of Pitt street, on the north side
Of King-stseet, ana fronting thereon % feet, 9
inches, and running back 10 feet, in depth.
aLSO,
A neat, well finished, two sto-
sy Prick dwelling house and lot, in fee sim
pie, west Of Watershed, on the south side OF
Duke-strec., and binaing thereon q feet, 10
inches, and rlaning back 81 feet s inches to a
tea feet sdley.
Tie conditions of sale are one fifth the Is
NOM in cash. at the execution OF the deed
.ad the xemaindcr in equal payments at 6, IL,
10, and PA months on approved, Endorsed
no IS negotiable III the bank of Alexandria, Sc
sured also by a hen on the premises.
John 6. yowell.l
William Laid.
May 90 d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28
SyRem Of I
Cookery,
Patent Shot, &c.

9 tons Patent Shot, assorted, B TO no. 4.
Is hogsheads brown Sugars.
1000 lbs. green Coffee.
Imperial Tea, of very superior quail.
~, in quarter chests, boxes and Cam
n;sters. go ii en-,
so barrels choice Whiskey.
Jamaica Spirits, for family use3--wars
ranted seven years old. Us
40 boxes Muscatel Rais;ns.
With general assortment Of Wines, Liz
quors, andGroceries as usual-- b =
Fo2 SALE BY
Joleph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King and FaiIfax strsstI
Juae Is. 3s,,'
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A GOLD WAiCt;,

Was eft Yesterday morning|y:ng on
a rail OF the fence rear TIE sp " 5prp 6
whoever @has found the me, ard
will leave it With the printer, lhajl ,e-
ceive liberal reward.
sheisa double cased EnslishWat eh,=
makers name 5aee5 Gregg, 4ls raa~
dysa has black ribbon chain. 4ila a
Seal Seal is cracked Watch i iRs kers s *
others, viii please detain her il she
should come into their hands.
une II
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'-~x Cd xr-
]. It shall be printed on fire paper, ia t'vs
handsome large l2mo volumes, upon a
beautiful type, called nonparell, cast lor
the purpose. by Messrs. Binney and ko-
MADISON This type, although smal' ls' ey
its neatness and elegance, extremely crate
fulto the eyes. The work will issue from
the press Of I. and G.. Palmer, who have
ALREADY been SO cminently distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in their
profession, and thorough knowledge OF
the french and Enghsi, languages.
III. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in beards, neatly lettered, five dollars, to be
paid on the delivery Of the whole WORK. by
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
& first volume before the second, It may be
received upon paying the tail amount q
the subscription for both volumes
- Subscriptions received by =.
OK AY.
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lust RECEIVED

R. GRAY,
Esparelles Letters from England
Little's and Moore's Poems
Lady's Cabinet
Saimagundi, 2 vols bound
Military and Political Hints
Ind the follorving .Nezv Paays
Adriln and Orilla Is
Town and Country
The Trust
He Would ifHc Could
& Fine. IelltsIe.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28

JAMES SANDERSON,

Ogars or sale Uery loap,
Is hogSheads Muscovado Sugar,
70 bags green Coffee
Is hogsheads well favored Rum
pipes Cogaiac Brandy
fEi2 quarter casks Sherry Wine
u bales Tennessee Cotton
-fnd as usual
A general assortment of the best Wines
spiiitaous Liquors, Teas and Groceries.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28
~ SHOES 80

ID O1INJLD ~
By the Harmony, Ellwood from Pililadei-
phia, and the Sally and Betsey, HARDY
from Boston, is received
A fresh and elegant Albgp.y Of
S III @ E S.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
lC.NlH.AAD,
Soap and Candles in boxes.
Cotton in bales.
Dranght Porter in bbls.
One pipe Madeira End
Nice Bacaa for family use.
E. GILMAN.
Aky 6 DIST lawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28
IOHN @. LADD,

II
Has FOR sale,
90 bales German Linens, conlltt-
ipg OF brown and white Rolls, flaxen osna,
bur9hs, hernpen T;chlenburghs, Burlaps' ana
Checks and stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
i bale Writing Paper
so bags of black Pepper OF the pest qua
lity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
30 hhds Molasses
/ pipe port Wine
10 do Holland Gin
S Co. French Brandy
do Jamaica Spirits.
a QUANTITY of soal Leather, Shoes, 'oPer
,nacitl and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &c &c.
April z.
------- FOR SHE, BY
LEWIS DEBLOIS
II his Store, near Col. Ramsay's wharf,
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
| re!s
| Molasaes, in hogsheads
Cod Fish, in boxes
| Cider, Potatoes, Seets, and Winter Pears,
IN bawels
| Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogsheads and pipes
4 . ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28
RY N. C. DUFlEF,

.as,ator Of Nature Disftayed ia her mode q
tracking aasaags 10 mar, atit4fed 70 ne
French language, &c
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June ~.
JUST RECEIVED.

|JUS Z NEC y Ed, n M D
And for SAL by R0BE5sT GRAY,
A few copies Browns Dictiv
onary of the BIBLE, 2 vols octave. orna-
mented with Plates. Price dollars, bound
and lettered.
july ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-28

The first book OF nation IS the dictionary
oftheir own language.
ToINEY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

and against Mr.. Randolph, mistake the cues
tioa-admit Mr.. Randolph to possess all the
talents that the warmest friend he possess
es, will claim for him, and what ther--svhut
are Talents spasted, or Tuorse than zcasted,
employed to inculcate in the same day, often
the same hour, the most preposterous notions
of foreign policy, and the most perverse
practices Of domestic policy whose talents
are indeed displayed in eloquence, but OBJ
secured by passion and prejudice?
Mr.. Randolph once held high place in
public opinion--is tAat the case noTr What
has been the cause of this teclension-the
same Cause that everwill sink any man, how
ever splendid his talents (; the sacrifice of the
Tu6Ec interests to /icrsonQk on;ifathics.
II is not saying too much to assert, that
MIR. Randolph has had credi. to the f1H e-r-
tent of his claims for talents it is saving
the truth that he owes the decline of his stan
ding as politician to his own conduct-a
conduct, b. the bye, which by no means goes
to sustain the refiutation for talents which
public feeling is always ready to confer on
genius however moderate, and on talents
when fairly; openly and literally exercised
The letter of MIR. j. Q. .ddanis is a stric-
ture more severe on Mr.. Randolph's speech
es III Congress on British affairs, than could
be uttered even by man possessed Of MIR.
Randolph's powers ofrhctoric.
The same writer who attempts to cover
iIr. Randolph's political errors under the
shield of his talents; puts up the buckler of
MIR. Cinton's name, in order that he should
be dou6iy.J fortified. s,cl,a
If the Partially for Mr.. Clinton had not
been known to be of a new creation or ra-
Their, if Mr.. Clinton was not disparaged, by
being taken up as a. foriora hohe, when there
was certainly that there was no chance of
carrying the place by open assault, libe-
raj man would not be backward in bestow-
ing applause but Mr. Randolph can derive
no aid from that quarter: it lays him open
on all sides, the shield of Clinton is in this
case like the bow of Ulysses il z0iInot bend
and on looking at it, it becomes transparent,
| and it is seen through.
The less said about things of this kind, the
better--like chickering's letter, it may pro-
duce new lights.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29
LONDON. March 10.

LoxD ON, March 10.
The guards who were ordered to hold
themselves III readiness for service in the
Baltic. have been countermanded and it is
generally understood that the project of sem
ding an army to Sweden has been relin-
pushed. Several ships win proceed as soon
as the wind permits.
Sir James Cockburne will proceed, ear
ly in the ensuing month, to take on himself
the government of Curacao.
A Spanish squadron of six sail of the line
escaped from Carthagena on the 18th ult
and on the 25th were seen snug in Palma
Bay, Majorca.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29
To be contjuued)

y write wi1'er - Baltimore paper has attack
~ 'ho P"'ucal Conduct and speeches of M
D1n.1 =, "t"YNH J another writer in the same
P"PSr ~ way OF reply, insists that Mr.. RAN
- -. - " "';D, OF talents, and calls for the
pobhcauon of Ills 3heeches 10 prove IL W. ~
.p2renend that the writer's o., bot;, sd. ,,n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29
NOW OR NE.VERIl

4 LIVING ELEPHANT to be seen a.
4 me VASRINc4oN TAYERx, from Kfou-
a gay the I'd, TO Saturday khe M of D1av-
1"ose fhat 7oish 10 gratify their curfosit1 by
SeetRg tie WONDERFUL WORKS OF NATURE
Fp , 40 7DeH TO cal hrcUious to that time. az
me ELEPHH.NT positively zviH be ye3no-,.
yea me nerF morning. PERHAPS this gene
I4I!on may neper hape the ohhortunify If
only one in khe Unifed States. andf6e Inc, 49,
sat TO Mt8 CARBOHYDRATES, 25 CENrs' q
nhrH %. D
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29
ENQUIRER oFfxcE.

We conceive it to be our duty, under pre-
sent circumstances, to, omit our own portion
or original matter. The foreign intelligence,
the state papers and documents now 10 be
presented to the public are too important.
and furnish too MANY of the great facts and
opinions from which the sentiments of the
people are to be drawn, not to be laid Before
them as early as possible.
When the proceedings of Congress and
these public documents have been exhaust
ed, we shall ourselves find sufficient oppor-
tunity to come before the public. We shall
come prepared to express our own opinions
on the negotiation with Great Britain, on
Mr. Monroe's treaty and Mr.. Monroe's vim
dication We shall attempt 20 dc moDs trate.
that his letter is but dcfec i've apollo gy for
the importantand melancholy defects OF that
treaty.
Itwould not be doing justice, at this time, to
orr readers if we were to present them with
ms letter, bcfore they have had an opportu-
nifty OF perusing the preliminary docun,esats
TO which Mr.. Monroe refers, and Mr.. Ma
disons official letter rejecting the Treaty,
TO which ms letter is professedly reply.
John Quincy Alams's reply to Tim Pick
ering is one of the ablest and mos eloquent
political papers, which has been addressed
to the people of the u. S for several months
blow, unless he sas deficient i'll sensbility as
ne IS IN understanding.-W require no o.
'her evidence than this paper to convince US,
that Mr. Adams is the author of the celebra-
tea Report or the committee in the case OF
john Smith. 1t is enforced by the same COM
prehensiveness of views, and adorned by
the same ease and superior elegance Of Ian
guage, which distinguished that admirable
RsPort.-lf Mr.. Adams is sincere in his con-
&c u =
soiytes, which the present administration has
&C luired.
Congress adjourned on last Monday night
DELEGATES ELECTED TO THE NEXT LE-
GISLATURE.
Prince EGs0arAJoiin purnal, .Tarlton Wood
son.
Nesp-Eent--Robt. Christian, John Hunt Chris
tan.
Wnhe-'Danicl Sheffey, Jos Crockett
lho@tgo'ne,y-John McHenry, Jas Craig.
CampaeLl-SE.. Watts, a Nj 1orman,
Cooch!and-' James Garter, John Underwood.
-inlherSl-D. S. Garland, Joseph Cabcl.
NoUoLt Couaty-William c. Holt, James w.
HIurdaugh
Siats Of the pol! for Wsssa.orelzn4
For Stephen BAILEY 1856
Peter u. Cox l36
Richard f.. Parker l31
Gerard McKcnney 127
James Bankilead so
The following is the STATE If the pill at the close Of
The election tor the coHa.y cJ UAtspiaaie on loS-
| day iGst.
| Robert pegram, 385
| Wright Tucker, 49,
John Nicholas, jr. 142
b. w. Leigh, l3O
Joseph Goodwin (senate) 437
| James Trezyant,
STATE Of the Poll for Hanover County, at the e!ec..-
| on he'd on Wedaesday last:
Broeteabr0Hgh 276-S0s.e 263-Stxks 190-
| Mccall 90.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

- IOLEN out of Mr.. Moseley's stable on the.
~ night OF the goth inst a new SADDLE. ,v;fl,
r0uhd plated stlTups ALSO, a new double rein
t Gu pi' and Burdoon BRIDLE, with plates on
ne|u ana cantic whatsoever will deliver the.
saddle, Bride, &c. at tie bar of the Union ,T,.
vern, will be literally rewarded 4byil9o. Clt)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29
SATURDAY, April q.

The bill amendatory Of the embargo law
passed this day by Yeas and NAYS. 20 to =.
The bill from the Senate authorizing and
requiring the President to equip all the arm-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

OSEPH MARX < Co. have on baud an 5s-
sortnent German Oznaburgs, Ticklenblrps-
Dowias and Towelling, by the bale, box, or piece.
SCogniac Brandy, Molasses, Sack Salt. coarse and
hne, which they will sell for cash, tobacco. or 1n.
proved paper AbrH d. Tif)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

iH Ten to commence the practice Of I.7Jg
immediately, in The County Courts Of uenri.
CO., Charles City, New-Kcnt, Sulry and lanes
amsburg The strctcst attention and p,,,,c,,,oG
ty will be paid 20 any business cntrstcd +, nv
care. NdTHL WEISON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

or a IfEN,ION little Members of
a the RICHMOND RIFLE VoLuNrgRRs-
are hereby noticed 10 appear on the CAPITOL
Square on Monday morning next, precisely at y
O'Clock, a. NJ. III uniform, without arms.
By order Of the Captain,
BENZ. TURNER, LIST Serr't.
AbriI29. rs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

w ANrED TO PURCHASE, zJO uoesho.dg If
TOBACCO of 4 dark grceai.h colour for,
winch greater price viii be given B!an Tor
inc bright-colourcd rqBAcco Euuire al he
hagie-TNcrn at Richmond for the subscriber.
PEVEX TnUyy mn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

The christian name of Mr.. Hancock was
inadvertently made in our last paper, John
instead of Michael ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-29

N ''0st4Ne"cr u He ltafH y HIIiaDl Btl.cL.
\ ths Co-ParfnvshiP u NoRvsLL, WAITS q,
BULLocK Of mis- place, caINoHyELL, WIErr.
& GO. u L2"et6~g, is dissolvsl-bH be,soaa ~
@e1fe9 70 fhe sad Lompaay, are acs5Jed Ga mar.
Pay0le0f to either ii tle Pyyfaeys. mr. ~ E.,"
NoyveA 1hose hcpiag e'a,s,ls ag,iqst fles,.' Iii
afpiI 70 Iotn T. WieH + Richas.rL, or IyIlja,,.
Ao,geHef Ay@chbUg /oJ pa.n,ent " = P''"'
nm N1PIELL.
JoHN WLdT1,
Richmond, 4p,R29. s2SFJ
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28

-. i II ,,,.,, -. -
s.e..a g MlisInsoh l.lr'ty And can the A.
nsIaean army ferose any conikisnce N Tint man
s... $3.50 wnoss ensfaessr lowers such a cloud OF
= @ tas contrary there exists ineen-
ssseie evidence q his guilt, what reliance can
~ - government q tle united States have, IN
u.e n gooa fsltn @ treitori .4'tsf q /. 4, MI
=, On what ade scweser We view this Question
me conduct ofo1r own Representative must IS.
Pear reprehensahle TO protect ! william fo,n
just censure srgues unfasorabh fDr he sc,,ndi.
ness either pfths heart or the Judgment. AZ /
nave tne highess oonfidence n the virtue mi
integrity ct tins gentleman, eannut heln
considering this g one more proof of his vesf.
ness, and consequently Of his unwofthiness d
NtGn the high and important trust he nov Rolls
: but our estonishment q this conduct 81 -
sdmnistration party win Be encreased. 80,
We consider the eharactefof that man Whosn
mey have thus boldly stepped forward = sh;eIT
when We remember that through tlie rIoom n
pefndy which sGrrounds him, there breaks ne
ghmmering o. merit. which could entitik h;na
% tne respect Of his country, Inless insleed a
pc NE eqIlisocal one Of betraying the trai,or
M1tn whom b had combined for her destrrc,Ion. !
u here however that we discoser the tr,,e
cause otau that hsor which The adrninstration
nave sheNn Gen WILKINSON. e.
=, PSI!1ing tae ,slle system oflndecisive poiicy
~ .. 49, -
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Pubic Sale.

yE1lLL Be sold 1t public Sehdue.
wv q the subscribers farm near
Opeckop bridge, On Friday the ieth
Noyem6ef next, HORSES, HOGS.
CATTLE, SHEEP, md ! quantity
Of HAY. Mine months credit win Be
allowed on bond with approved securi.
~. The sale will begin earlyin he day.
JACOB CORNELL.
October %, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28

time peace e exert IN their industry.
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Exsract fun he ressege ef he EN-
i 10 teSer % The Senate. " II
am determined 10 carry on the war
with Spain with the utmost activity,
aud destroy the armies which England
had disembarked in that country. The
farther security Of my subjects, the
prosperity Of commerce, md q mari.
time peace must alike depend onthcse
important operations. vt
My alliance with the emperor Of
Russia extinguishes every hope which
England can entertain from her pro-
jects. Ihave no doubt respecting the
peace onthe continent, but I neither
viii nor ought TO rely upon the false
calculations and the errors Of other
Courts, and since my neishbors In:
eTsase their armies, tits . duty incum.'
bert % me toincrease mine. : ]
~ In +saspise of Cohstsntinople 10,
struggiingMith the most violent con.
vulaions Sultan Selim, the best en-.
Peror the Ottomans have had for q
length Of time, has just, fallen BY the
hands Of his own nephew. This ratas-
troPhe hasdesPly affected me.