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N addition to the above mentioned Lands. &
BIZ virtue of the powers aforesaid, will be sold,
:t the same time and place. the following val,l-
able Tracts of Military LAND, viz. One thou
sand acres in the state of Kentucky, OH the wa
tiers of High, Land creek, adjoining the Lands
e Mayo Darlington, and Peter Casey, patented
the 18th June, 1856.
a trac; of :SS3 Is acres IN the state of Ohio,
on fork of Paint creek, adjoining Nathaniel Bur-
wells survey, No. esq, patented 22d Nov. 1902
Also, 4 Tract of 266 25 acres, in the state of
Ohio, on Todds fork of the Little Miami river,
adjoining VIM. Barlow's survey, No. 36t3, Tho
mas Redlcy's survey, No. 202S, and John Rp-
bsrts's survey, No. 699, patented the 23d Nov
1899.
The three last mentioned tracts of Land, will
be SOLD upon the following terms, to wit One
fourth of the purchase money in hand, and the o.
tlcrthree-four,hs in three equal annual payments
the purchasers executing deeds of trust, on
the Land, to secure the last payments.
BEN. MOSBY,
WM. c. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Oct. 25. TtdsJ
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GERMAN GOODS-The subscribers have
~ for sale generel assortment Of German
Goods, consisting of
Oznaburgs, Rouans Sheeting,
Ilcklenburgs, Brown Holland,
Hessians, Platillas.
Brown Rolls, Bed Tyke,
Dantzic Rolls, Damask Table clothes
Dowias, Fine Shirting Linen,
Liquor Cases,
Quart, Pint and half Pint Decanters, and
General assortment of Looking Classes
BONN * HUMMER
september 10 [cptlstN.l
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FOR eworeans, the regular
.-SLSG.aSS>> L trader LOUISIANA PICK
tsiN NAIA ~'E7, Capt. Whtelock, will sail on
.,ss:es.xss.- .thc 8!h of Nov.-For Freight or
Passage, having excellent accommodations, ap-
ply TO JENNINGS & RODDEY.
Oct 25. T4tG1
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a FEW boxes of 18by - Wmtow GLASS,
n of the first quality for sale inquire at this
Once. Oct. IL. fiji
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ETOR SALE, a valuable rlantstion in Din.
4 widdie County, four rr,l-s from Petersburg.
containing 252 acres VI Lpnl Itisunder rood
icnccs-tiie improvements are haatlsome, com.
modtouS and III excellent repair ii has besides,
&c advantages Of an agreeabie r-,rhborhood'
good water, sc. &C. &c-ApDly to
THOMAS NCRVELL.
Richmond, Sept 20. (tfl
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W WILLIAMSBURG, September l., 1903
w The Subscribers have entered into part
nership, under the firm of COLE & HEN DER
SON, and have supplied themselves with ge-
neral and well selected assortment of superfine
C;tnbrlcs, Hosiery, Hardware, Sadiery, Stati-
onary and GROCERIES, which they will sell low
for cash, country produce, on short credit to
customers who are punctual in their payments.
ROSCOW COLE, JAS HENDERSON,
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N. B. For the accommodation ofthe Students
and Scholars OF William s, Mary College, they
will keep constant supply of the Books used i'll
that Seminary. C.. & II.
Sept. IS. Tenth
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SNoPARTNERsHIP DIsSoLvED-In purs,l-
Z ance of the authority given to each partner,
by the articles of copartnershp, entered into be-
tween Asa Dodge and the Subscriber. lately pur-
suing business in this city, under the firm of
Dodge and Cobb, tho aforesaid copartnership is
hereby declared dissoiued.
In consequence of the embarrassed situation of
the business, the creditors of the said Dodge and
Cobb are informed, that all their Goods and eff
fects, including Book Debts, notes, Bills, &c.
are conveyed and assigned to VIM. Marshall,
Esq and Benjamin Kimball, for the benefit of
such creditors, chuse to subscribe to the con-
dtions of the Deed of conveyance in ten
days from the date thereof. The deed is in the
hands Of said Kimball, to whom all who are in
debed to said firm, will please pay their balances
Immediately. GERSHOM COBB
Oct IS. 1tf1
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NJ OTiCE.---I sl'at pe'itjo. ~ next General
--e'nDlv, % ne cycnerated from kcepine
up the C'usewa' opposite M Ferry anal through
the Marsh OF Moore Faautleroy, deceased.
LAURENCE MUSE.
TspPohsnuockJ Sept. ". (d)
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EUROPE.

Continuation Of Foreign Wews from, Lon
don Pdfers received ar Boston bv the
brig Constance, in % days from Liuer-
Euoi
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Z ANDiEG from the och'r Richmond Pack.
IL ct, capt. &c Fort, III bales coarse Woolens,
consisting Of Kenda Cottons, Striped Blanket
ine. Plains, ncrseys, 5 and 6-4 Cloths
IN .ST'1RE-;I4 hhtls. Molasscs, IL hhds An.
rar, IS ticrces green Coffee, pipes best Holland
Gin, 10 or. c.. KS Sherry Wine, and 400 bags Ii.
rerp1nl SAl;, OF . bushels 90 the bag--for sale
Ky GEORGE WATT.
Octrhcr II. 1awtf1
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E!TzWHYLSONN & POTTER, have just

Robertson's Report Of Burrs Trial, vol 1st
j. 81 p are destroys OF delivering the books
20 the Subscribers to their list, we'll rs to that
Of William Price, Esq as possible.
History Of James lid by c. ]. Fox,
Towers illustrations of PROPHECY, and
SCOTS Universal Gazetteer.
They have on hand, large and general assert
mcut of SI'fIION1iRl.
Day Books, Jour@als, Lcdgers, Record
and ShcriGs Books, Music and Music Books,
Paper iIsnG;ngs for rooms, Trunks of various 81
zcs, piiying, blank and visiting cards, ladies and
gen;lcmcns' P,cllet Books, &c. &c. &c.
Oct. IL. FSw.1
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CT ruBLrsHED ny THOMAS RITcEIr, OF.
PosIrr -nE UNION. TAVERN, AT FIVE pol
LARS FER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
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mo. So.

Sire, only wish To remark this, in order that
your majesty may perceive the necessity of
augmeneing your force, fol. the purpose of
stu preserving the relative superiority
which exists between the power and the po-
puation of the two Empires
The Americans, people who involve
'neir fortunes, their prosperity and almost
tac'r existence, in commerce, have given
the example of a greet and courageous sa.
crihce,, They have suspended, bv a gene
raj embargo, al commerce and all hayira-
non. rattle: thar shaniefully submit to that
tribute Which the English Impose OH the ma
piSation OF all nations. !. Germany, Italy,
switzerland and Holland, are peaceable,
and wait only for a maritime peace to exert
all their industry"
T. a'fract from The Rcforf Of the ifnisfe7.
at Wdr.
StRE,
~ have the honor of laying before your
majesty the state and situation of your ma
jestv'S armies in Poland, in Prussia aud il,
Siles:a. in Denmark, in Dalmaua, in Alba
MIA. in ITALY, Naples and in Spain. annex
70 It that OF your majesty armies OF reserve
at bcui0gnc, on the coasts, On the Rhine
anu IN the interior. Iour majesty Will per-
eeive that France never before possessed
more numerous or better appointed armies,
and that they were never bettef kept up. OF
better provisioned. ,,,..
Notwithstanding, however, the different
events which have taken place in Spain, have
occasioned pretty considerable loss, i'm con-
sequence OF an operation as inconceivable
as it is painful, of the division under Dupont
your majesty has notified the resolution YOU
have taken, of assembling more than two
hundred thousand men beyond the Pyre-
nees, without, however, weakening either
the armies in Germany, or that Of Dalmatia.
For the attainment of this end, levy of
sable
The Minister concludes with recommend.
ing the calling out of the next Conscripti-
ont
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NJ Office Cash given Tor Northern < South.
j. Y cYn iank Notes at 4 moderate discount By
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond, Sept H. tsN
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I'll OTICE.-I shall petition the Virginia As
~ seinbiy, at their next session, to vest me
with tine right Of erecting a dana across the Ri
v,nna river, III the county Of Fluyanna, for the
purpose of working water Grist Mill, from my
lands on the North side Of said river, to the lands
Of George Pickett, Gate the property of David
Ross on the opposite shore. The public are in.
formed that the petitioner, will erect the proper
locks, Is not to impede tho safe navigation o:
said RIVER. JOHN q. LIN.
Fuvannt. Oct f. Ioaw4w
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SPAIN.

=. 1H"-7H " 77UE. :,
Yesterday arrived his excellcncy Don
Francis Xavier Castanos, with the VAN guard
of his army. 1t is impossible to form an i
dea of the enthusiasm manifested by the peo-
pie on that occasion, each wing with the o.
Their to express their admiration, gratitude
and 10Y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

Gloucester Election.----Our forcbo-
lings that strange work" had taken
place in this county are verified. The
candidates on the federal ticket OF the
county have presented member to the
Legislature, in which they represent
that the most oppressive and unwarran-
table proceedings have taken place In
the township of Galloway They AL
lodged that they have testimony OF
nifty persons that voted federal tickets
in that township, yet the officers OF the
election returned but SO votes for that
ticket-That they can prove tina: the
Judge refused TO put into the box fed
eral tickets that there were given in
that he took votes of persons residing
In other townships---that he took votes
OF persons whose names were not en-
tered on the duplicate, nor on the poll
llst-that he threw behind him federal
votes when handed in--that in count
ing Oft the votes, the federal tickets he
suppressed by putting them in his
pocket, saying he would count them
altogether by and by. These are the
charges, as nearly as we can recollect,
which are brought forward against the
officers of the election In Galloway.
We trust that those concerned in the
prosecution of this affair, will be Jealous
TO do strict Justice to the vioIaters ofthe
laws, and rights of the people. 1t is
high time signal example was made
of the perpetrators Of such diabolical
acts.
The 10th Of Nov. is the day appoin-
ted to hear testimony on the subject of
the Gloucester election.
KngwOOd.-We are informed that
certain justice iof Kingwood under
took, upon the election ground, to nat
uralize a foreigneb in order to qualify
him to vote the democratic ticket.
And further, that the Judges and, in
spectors ofthat township did take the
votes of aliens Notwithstanding they
were expressly challenged.
Gen. w Clarke, as agent for the
United States, has lately purchased by
treaty, Of the OSGges, $4,000 square
miles of territory, lying between the RI
Vers arkansas and Missouri.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

/ ieGgned to have enlayed the who'll
Spanifh nation and, for this pur
pole they indeavoured to attract with
in their tolls, your valour and your
! fidelity. 1t is true, that few bafc
born wre.ches, unworthy of their
country, have a fhort time fnce, fub-
mitted to their authority, in the way
in which other faithlefs and COW
ardly Frenchmen yield to their proud
fupcriors. The(e, countrymen, are
not the luxurious and generous
GauIs, who afIilt this tyrant in the
abominable fchemes of his perhdy.
His minions are extracted from the
molt degraded of his conquered coun-
trie and the eftablilhed principle
of their leader is the determination
Of thofe who, by the facrihce of their
blood, accelerate the projects of his
wild ambition.
+" Are you ignorant that by the
fome impulfe he has been guided to-
wards our brothers and companions,
wiihing to blend them with his vile,.
unhallowed, and manacled laves,
which have betrayed Spain. ?
"Noble Gallicians, learned Prieits,
pious chriltians, natives of this hap
py foil you will be the frlt to throw
off the yoke impoied by this vile rab-
bic. You are the honoured depofl-
tories Of the facred remains Of the
Apoitle ST. James, the Patron of
Spain. You are decorated with the
awful trophies of the mott Holy Sa-
crameut, which adorn our ftandards I;
you will difcharge your duty you
will not fear the hottie bands which
lay waite our country to the utmoit
boundary of Pyrennean frontier.
Fly, then, to arms let the other
provinces unite under the bIcfed au-
fpices Of your fidelity, and of your
canonifed Patron. Raife high your
invincible standards, and, confident
of fuccefs, hafen to the field of bat
tie and of victory; for by fuch
means, alone you can fecure your
liberty and protect yourfelves from
difhonorable chains"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
From the New-York Herald.
ssss..
I1ro States DisffanchiSed

w 1"'No Ivy flftCfHoCU
1t IS notorious that in the struggle
between Jefferson and Burr, for the
presidency, in the last resort, the sue
cess the former was only obtained by
the most direct and scandalous bribery
and corruption. Monsieu Whiskey
was the man who drove the bargain,
md brought two States. Say MIR.
William G. G. Claiborne, what was the
price OF a vote on this occasion and
you MIR. James Linn, Of New-Jersey,
you also perhaps can tell us what was
the going price. The Madison faction
will not trust to mere bribery alone
after creating an army, and thereby
providingthemselyes with commissions
for the purpose of buying up all the
votes at market at the expense Of the
public, they have not SCRUBBED to have
recourse to open fraud and violence.
AS evidence of the desperate lengths
@ which they dare go, they have begun
by DISTINGUISHING New-Jersey and YER
Ihont, and they have long since threa-
,ened to disfranchise Massachusetts, al
Q, if they should find it necessary.
Profligate individuals in this city have
openly offered bets of large sums of
money that the Massachusetts electors
would be rejected if it was found that
Madison had not majority without
doing it.
In Vermont FIVE federal members
of the Assembly have been elected out
of that body to supply five vacancies in
the Council, the upper branch of the
Legislature ). III such case the law
provides that preceptsfor a new election
should Immediately issue 10 those
towns, whose representatives had been
thus transferred. Justice and fair deal
ing, as well as law, required that those
precepts should issue iuStanter in order
that the inhabitants of these towns
should have voice in the councils Of
the state, and particularly in the choice
OF electors. But .whea,1hese precepts
were moved for, the Madison faction
finding themselves majority, and that
they would not be so if these towns
should be respected, negatiyed the mo-
ton. Thus the state of Vermont will
IN fact be deprived Of her Il 4 voice in
the choice Of President.
In New Jersey the conduct of this
prohigate faction is still worse. The
existing law for choosing electors by a
genera! ticket, is discovered to have fix
ed the time Of election two days earlier
than the time prescribed by the act of
congress, and of course that the cleo
ton will be void. "A committee was
lately appointed by the Legislature of
the state to examine into the validity Of
this law, and report remady, which
they agreed upon accordingly but
Just before the report was 10 be made,
the one was given, and they refused to
make any report whatever and not
only has no report been yet made, but
measures have been taken to prevent
any reports being made, till after the
very day of election shall have passed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
JAMES SULLIVAN.
BY his Excellency the Governor,
with the advice and consent Of
the Council.
WIN; TUDOR,
Secretary to the Commonwealth.
God saue ne Commonwealth,
BOSTON, Eov. IL, 1905.
LEGISLATURE.

Yesterday the Legislature Of this COM
monwealth assembled at the State House
in this town IN the afternoon the Secreta-
ry delivered the following Message fFora
His ExceIency the Governor.
Centlemea of tie SeHate, and
Gentlemen Of the Houae IF Representatives,
THE Secretary of the Commonwealth
has, by your direction, informed me that ?
quorum Of the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives have assembled, and are ready 70
proceed to the public business Of the Com
monweelth, pursuant to lhe design oftheir
adjournment, Icongraiulale tie people of
the State upon the asst mixing, I'M health
and safety, of 50 many Of their Representa-
tives. II would. have gwen me inezplessi-
bic pleasure, if when bad met 1ou, /
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
PORTS OPEN TO AMERICA.

AT this moment we have before us
(says the Norfolk Ledger an official
document, which will enable our read
ers to perceive how much we have CIV
EN- up, which it was in our power to
have enjoyed the DEGREES of Bona
parties paper blockades to the contrary
Notwithstanding. From the official
document alluded to, it appears, that
we exported from the 3Oth Sept. 1905,
to the 3oth Sept. 1907, to places where
Bonaparte's power does not extend, as
follows -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
Bp the a9ails,


A correspondence has lately been
published at Richmond, between the
President and MIR. Monroe.-It was
continued between the 18th of Februa-
ny and 18th April last.
1t is opened on the part of the Presi-
dent, with view to avert by his inter
position the contest, which was com
mencing between Messrs. Monroe and
Madison. Among the whining decla-
rations his first letter contains, is this
-" already preceive my friend Gin
Ton estranging himself from me :" and
well he might,fo he had been implicit
ly denounced as too imbecile to sup
port the weight Of the presidency,
which it was his wish to obtain on Mr.
JeFerSoa's retirement. The letter con-
tinues," no doubt LIES are carried a.
him, as they will be to the other two
candidates, under forms, which howev
er false, he can scarcely question "
The delicacy Of this language is no,
less admirable, than the 0lunness OF
the reproach, tina, they all three placed
confidence in persons guilty of that de-
testa5le falling.
The period at which the correspon.
dence commences, ought to be partic-
ularly regarded. 1t was more than
three weeks after the Bradley caucus,
in which it was hoped, that the finish.
ing stroke had been put 10 the expecta-
tons of both the candidates who oppo.
sed MIR. Madison. The resentment OF
MIR. Monroe, it was feared, would lead
him to unfold himself in manner,
which would not well comport with the
projects, which were then in agitation
He must, therefore, be soothed, and
SO he suffered himselfto be, by mere
Establishments of language whilst the
promised impartiality Of the President,
betweenth two principal pillars oil
his happiness" Messrs. Monroe and
Madison, was nevertheless displayed in
appointments to Office, of such a tenden-
cy, as to throw tire weight of govern
ment into the scale of the latter.
Mr.. Monroe seems TO have been deli.
icately reconeiled to the President, be-
cause, to use his own language, es-
innate acts Of my f,iends by The inten-
ZION only" He nevertheless appears to
retain an opinion of injuries sustained ;
and confines himself TO acquitting the
President, without yielding any thing
to the attempt TO reconcile him TO Mr..
Madison, whom he frequently mentions
III the language of dissatisfaction and
complaint. The correspondence has
very Little bearing to external politics.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
SPAIN.


Proclamation Of Gallicid.
SPANIARDs You have no
ether alternatives. You mutt either
clank your chains in infamous slave
ry, or fight brasely for your liberty.
The Monlter of France has determin-
ed to tyrannize over our indepen-
dence, by expedients more deteaable
than any yet difclofed in the hiltory
OF mankind. His iDfamy is di5cOv-
cred his treachery is expoled, and
our fu fpicions are confirmed by the
plumber Of the lacred perfon of our
Sovereign. All complicated mfr
cry the butcher yill battle his
hands in the blood of our King, If
Ferdinand be not relcued by our va
lour Shall we permit this public
robber to execute his bafe purpoies
upon our Prince ? Shall we allow
his banditti, unre6lfed, to rob our
houfes, outrage our families, and bear
of the holy vefels Of our religion
crimes which have been already per-
petrated in Portugal
/" Spaniards this is the cauie of
the Omnipotent God. 1t mua be
fupported, or your names mutt be
tranfmitted with infamy to all future
generations. Under the hallowed
1iandard of religion, our anceltors
gave freedom to the foil, oppofed by
the multitudious hofs of Mahomet ;
and lhail we fear to meet a contufed
crowd of detected atheists, led BY the
avowed protector Of the infdel Jew /?
If we abandon the field Of battle and
of glory, our venerable fathers, thofe
heroes who fhcd their blood for the
extirpation Of Ilhmael, will lift up
their heads from the fepulchre-will
upbraid us for our cowardice, and
will difown us for their offspring.
g The tyrants Of France, of Italy,
and of other nations OF the continent,
tho(e common enemies of humanity,
thrown up BY the waves Of Coriica,
are the fame that deluded our young
Ferdinand, feduced him by idle pro-
mites, and proclaimed him the Sove'
reign Of ourMonarchy. Commencing
with this deception, when they had
blown up the flames Of diicord a.
mong the members Of the Royal
Family, they took advantage Of their
ltuation and imprifoned them. BY
,hs fause intrigues and falfhOod they
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

Gen. W Clarke, as agent for the
United States, has lately purchased by
treaty, of the OsqgeS, $4,000 square
miles of territory,lying between the ri.
Ners arkansas and Missouri.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

The following Information IS written upon
London paper, the Times,) of the 9Th
Sept:
"Lsalsn, Saturday, 2o'cIsck, P. NJ.
!" 24t5 Sept. 1903.
"'Tis believed the Portuguefe
have refufed to permit the Conyen-
ton TO be carried into efe6t.-Ac-
counts from the Baltic juR received
by the Gottenburg m sil-Sir James
Saumarez was bombarding the Ruff
fan forriiications, and the Ruilian
feet had offered TO capitulate on GER
tain terms, which were refuied,-
The bomhardment was expected to
secommrnce."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
DIS. so, 1868, 500 6,9s4,17.

Thus far Napoleon's power we may
defy, except his cruizers, and from
those there is little to fear. VIII our
government keep US blockaded up,
when re have market for three
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14
foreign 3ntelIlgenee.


FROM NoRFOIK NOV. 2.
To captain Sibfon, of the fhipUn
ION lilapds,in 81 days fromLiyerpool
and lome Of his panengers, we are
Indebted for London papers to the
25th Sept
The lateff papers we have received
aiiert, that information had been re-
ceived that day, that general infur.
rection had taken place in the king
dom Of Naples, and that all the
French there bad been maflacred or
driven out: although this intelli-
gence wants confirmation, it is by no
means improbable.
The war in the North of Europe
has refulted mott glorioufly TO the
gallant King of Sweden. In addition
10 that lois and difgrace, and the lois
of his fleet in the Iagus, frefh NOR
tiications were preparing for the
Emperor Alexander His fleet in
the Baltic, are no doubt, e'er this, in
the pofeGion Of the united Engliih
and Swedilh fleets. The Emperor
Of Rufia, it is probable, will find
himielf lefs in troops, 10000, and in
fhips, rs fail of the line, belides II
or r. frigates feamen, s or
10000, and in reputation, his lofs is
incalculable.
We have converted with intelli-
gent paf1tngers who came out in the
fhip Union Hand, whole informa-
ton corroborates what we had before
upderf(ood, that our Embargo is
much lels regarded by both France
and England, than was imagined by
even thofe who difapproved the mea-
fure upoA the ground of its imbeci-
iity.
Ssrzs dats a. y tbs Hope.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-14

Elechoneeriag.-The following arti-
Gle from the Trenton Feteralist of
Yesterday, viii shew by what means
the democrats have succeeded il New
Jersey -