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1FeL oife,7ing 4i-sss KS yesterday iistyoice}b
Int Harbour. mi NraaiHi1i,sil de.5eza 70 By ne
'Hspse - D&stgrtes FtiFs C6n1ss5atOe6lfI
WHEREAS it has bee,s,rfpr@gcntcd 70 tie
General .ssenhly, by the chjefmsg stratc Of
thls e9Tsm9llyealth, thst after The sttaci; UPON
the chesapeake, when fplher aggrcssions
were apPre!iendcd, q number Of or ilii5w Il !
items, yoldntarily tendeted their scrvi~ rs to
the state and such ofthfin; rs Tho paiHic vol
fare required ,weres acocI sod, and BY their con
fucteiual!ed, The eXperta ION oi;iheir country.
The Gercr.t asseubly duiy 40 9reciGtine.
such patriotism, wsVli do great iniistjce 60
Their iteirscs we,e tiiSy not, Thus sch elr, u
rctnrn their hank 80 hose brave lnd Vi tuoas
FitizcnT; and a. assure them al Ike high cs-
TEEN and StfcGc:ate - gard, wfgh which.
tAf'rc 2ndlHt has ingfired them The or mp
tit0deald zeal displayed on tbs occasion we're
honotal'e to thC:nsei'cs and to the couatr.,',
wmch claims tncin - her song The cxsn.llt
thHs sct, ~aF3nt fH irsSire 5be.pcoglc ytn
erai!y o,itA icdslne "a. oJmdaiQait. AMI at The.
same ting prescott 20 any nation, Who carcs r.,
insylt us.,a ipre'ieta ~ ting yaipiwous and De.
teripiie 81 ri sfc w5I lr,ye 0 encounter. e
patton cor pose7tof snch m~r has notii.,3. Il,
flread from any po,ger, whatever nay BE her
FiGWs or resources . q'..I3ale o..fGi55
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Ame.ia, Aarus.,s 1857
.a.n.-s W.dC OW,AWf ~
Wafch &c Clock. Maker. /;

ENFORS his f,ichds ana the rdb,ic 'hat n
Il ms reHiayea 70 ne well knawH srsrss n ~,
totore he Silver riitG ard jewtliers stop 81
LsPs Wiliisrn RichsrSson--W heie nd retsirs
Wa.ches and Clcckl 6f ese,y dsscnpion ~ Z
w y has on hsafa Eeheral a4s,,tr emf =,
Sti.YER WhRs ahd7JE waLLERY-of es3a
Eicharfon's Manufacturing "a ESQ handso4 Z
ssso.innos &C PLATED WARE. .vhi n VIZ,
MS hrfier suck renders his asspi,nena rvts,t
ex'ea'ive. Aleo ws ran,td COLD and SIT.
VHR WATCHES RE wal furnish vlorI<s
o. 'he besi qtaity--With every 'othef ar,lcle is
hhai Inc. onthe mott reasonable teTnr z =.
= y chnioDd Janussy On 1903. GU,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05

had heen long SUPPOSED, E'ori ~ ~; io.!c> =,
,-ousiana, ~ acquaintance wiea niiito.y oil,
fer:, and the vasious means uf irs,-'r,s,'-n
when he might have possessed W.liil, Sons.lls-
orleans, that he vas acquainted wish tyr ri,
transactions which. bad taken slgcr In tE,ot
eouitry Toe knoHleSige w'Gch se had ,,.,s.
Sessed, he had endeayorGd 20 ion ,aP, t5tl,e M
ministration at different timess. bosh vcri VI.
and rs written correspondence. - t,l.;chi :,
dehi car had been turncds As ti.is nf,rrr,,,tI.
on had not been attended TO. he had refused 20
CRAFTY curiosity OH the subject And .,otSyital
sfanfinS tho gentlemHn'se calling upon l,;-n,. be
telt himself bound 60 Say, thai he hy,,nll No,
be influenced by fear. favor or affection 10
gre any information on the sut:af,. rxss;;t.
compelled by Resolution oftic ii1osc,.
l. q further detail iutour next.
= debate siisiIed, hivh oa,d ia,,,,l ~ ..,,,
9o'ciock, almost citir,i y or the incG,.p-cDcr
to be pursued whether e, rcf,F tie re- s0,;,,n,
20 n select committe o. committee d. liz
whote' or 10 pass il witioGt ref,.ese,sre.. Ma
decision was ho%cverS mStl-g Tic G,f.hre
consideration of toe subject %aspost,saeis a.,
motion CT Mr. Smile iii Monday M
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Norice.

Z y virfue af deedns ros,. executed BY SAL.
= c. VNheSdson 70 Moses'A MFRS. will bs
so o. At pubic sale, attbe Bel Tatcyn for r7as
d. money on SaWrday OH erf January, 1903.
'oue f'egr0 Girl. na1,cdA r1eys 81 me pnrpose Of
satisfying deb; due CihAties Wineesrdner. and
'e"s's at1cntnS he ESsculon ofthis trost.
Moss \ mYrRs. Trustee.
iaru1sv " I80s. 8
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WAN1ED.z5
IN sfSSYs4rfw9 NJ 7Bg
RICHMOND FEMALE ACADEMY

Mrs BYRD 70 DESTROYS OF gcttine Lady o.
good nora chayaher aud capabe Of teach
ing English and hrith1rrIc, to sssis, her IN
tuitior, ard also IN takinE care Of Tie young
ladies en,fusred 10 her su7erin.endance To
sdoh pefson she VA rive = Reasonable salary
besides her board, and I5dsing aLtbe Academy,
ineuiing fire, candies snd wnsTGng.
Ki.hmond. Isnnsry 81. IGl8. Ii a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05

MAPPIED--at PGpt 0f View King aod
Queen county op the, oath Of peccmberlast.
by the P~d. -Poterf Se1Hbie GFoRoE BALL.
Esq. at-iw,cy At Jaw Of Giaucesier cSan3vHo
the amisble ar'i universally aemircd Miss M
RlN ~ 5HooAES. cidestdagghter Of Captain
Bepiemu HoonCs ofthet place,
------iT------ Am9ts HESS Paic;
With fFEilvEiBe form =, and c9gal grace,
The same, dis'ingrishn hy Their sex aloue ;
sllet's tbe mid lpslrf.qf The 9i9opling morn,
And his theradtnec Of tieFisen day"
IT Ihs q8z-es} fran the eiGzeqg II JFdSc7f.-
pr % NJ. Permit sriff. Ia rcty. 'dq3 sgyqrs n.
tder aytiss are saac9i4rbLy itelayef' tiy5. ne..f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05

~nuld re the sround of his mo,;on. m
which he would Offer no argument. Mr..
K then read The following documents
TRANSLATION.
In the galley the Victoria, Bernardo Mo-
lima, Patron, thee have been sent 20 don
vincent folch, nine thousand six hundred
and forty dollars, which sum. wi,hon, ma
king the least use of 1t, you viii hold AT
my disposal! to deliver !, at the moment
that an order may be presented to you bv
the American general, Don James Wiikjn-
son. God preserve youmany years.
Ne7v Orleans, 2oth Jan. 1895.
The BARON DE CARoxpELET.
10 Senior Don Thomas Porteii.
i certify that the foregoing is a COPY of
It's original to which refer .
.to'gnea) THOMAS PoRTELL.
.Fezo Madrid: an lime, 1896.
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RAL[FAX, - S J n.,eo,klr

4hAA4Nd-A, ~. :. J lJsce..tcF s.
On T,tesa.g Ll.f the legislature Of tfiFf p os..
tHoe assembled. The t9tloSo,ng Is en- ext,ocs
JTcfi he SPEECH q iis Ecceile7,e, .he Eeut. G.s-
eyesy, setiref=A b. cerno,;ssicr-:
differences hG9ilg, unfortunately, a,iser be.
tlsetl his ''yssfy's goveyqmsni, AMI thu Of The
= . 81 2i9nerie', threatening an ;cf@r,uf9Io, 10
RE pca'e Hn@ a''iits subsisti,g aet.peer lArzt,
gef"i q atctssa9 for his angi--ty's a.-ss-r. ea4
O$iR{ T.f%e'iel thereto, by te Gan ciuIs, in e4ief
q ms ngsSts f1rccS here, az u ,,,eas.irS Of me-.
c"tt'oii, cH4 10 assiSt the g0rrir,n ~ rst,,firs
G"a er'he"i'g she Jortisc4,iens in fhis Place,
to oye a Proportion 81 the 1r;i.z t. be c1kiea inc
70 z sRI. %7rce, an <soce III, y4c4lsss geason "a
Ce .fet Srin the Sefl al. Gl.sfi Syi.h ssEist
TIE orer hos teei odeIed. rs Il ma Ge re,-;sjss
70 cea'ta"e them in servier shoU gpay t. declared.
o. n;fl an acro7s?io ..tiea Of the uisSneeg shell
fNs f'a,e 5ccann'eaf t. the rss-i,l6!, TO s.oy.
q aHn y nlo'r s'afcieht 20 eu0G!c 7;,e 10 Srovin
fHc men o. 4Hty NsIsA SHch spar9,l cohiag as mar
&c ff9Ser 70 re'zer 'hem eosVfsrtadle during no
Fsi'trr an 10 be epeaae spdOiiy, or "a sGr:, ar
circ1-'iS tc3c;S ?izt ~ 4iSc" tr
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>, re T,innPh, ve lcars, has ayr;pef III
hampton HoGd'---t las teen said in fAis aitg
H%; %'E o. S'cen bSif'sh araea vsss!s acco;a,aG-
I'd. Argus I Z
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-05

Tire z ian.."h, ~ CAPT Ea,d,, Is oyleyeG' 70
.s fe@3 Jef t~-7oyoo~. j5, tie Cieso4eate---
ne c@StciF cqkrTes RS ner7 1nayyi=e I'D, q,th
nm $50 M: n does MT he OK, ects - have
%ihen j5hf'ag 20 ao. -s=s1Vy4! .3e,he.e, sails for
E e, leef greef, in the leopard, co1t.i,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-26

Mr.. Andersen, from the Co3Jm. ttee to whom
was referred, on die 4th insta u, tic cor.
reSy0GGcsCc between SIR. Nm. roe and
Nj Gaining, and between Ir. Madison
aad Ar Rose, relative 80 the attack
made upon the fr.gatc Chesapeake, By
tic British snip Oh war leopard and as .
the communication made g. TIC senate.
by t.e FrcsiCcnt oi size United States, on
the son day Of March last, containing -
J, tier from iIr. Erskinc toiiie secretary
OF state, and a i'tter from MF Caampag-
ny u central Armstrong.
REPORTED
That ON view Of the sever orders, de.
cfees a,,d decisions Of Great Britain and
France, within TIE period OF tic existing
war, il appears, that previous to tho tnea
sHrcs reierrcd 10 in the letters from Mr.
Ettkine 10 thc secretary a state, ard from
Nj Champagny % general Armstrong, va.
T'ous and ieaVy iaiuJes, have been commit.
TED against he Ecu.Tai commerce aud M.
vgatioa s. the u. 5. under the following
hcra1:
1st. The British order Of June, IsC3, un.
Iaw'u,'y RESTRICTING the trade OF he Uni.
red states, with q certain portion ofths an.
bocS0d posts OF her e0emies, and con.
dtfnaius Vessels with inGoccnt cargoes, on
aIC,gr. i.om ports where they had depo
sitcd Cerirdb ud articles.
lao capture and condemnation, il
Bria-a cout,s of Admiralty, Of Ame
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Boarding House.
Mrs. MOOD1.

Hrs. AOOD1,
Has taken I Large ,enemen. on.thc Main. S,,.e.
SHoGK0E-HILL,
ne'r MIS-. Braxton's, in healthy pleasant part
Of the c'ty. Six or eight gentlemen may b, &c.
commocaEe ed WISH board upon moasTa,e terms.
Richmond. Anril BIS 1903 8
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To Rent,

and Immediate Possession gfven,
A Two Story Brick Tenement,
nearly opposite ,he Methodist Nee,iuv House
iately the properly Of GeorEeW Dixon.
For terms apply TO TIE subscriber.
Samuel White.
April 30. Isw6w
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Was committed to the Jail Of
Sarry county the 18th of February last, negro
woman named NANCY, WHO saws that she for
me"y belonged 70 Emanuel Robertson Of Prin-
cess Sc . IN County Va. and was sold BY him to
Nathaniel Bowring Of Kentucky, and that she
made her escape from the said Bowriug in the
county Of Nansemond on her way to Kentucky,
Nancy 'i5 homl eigh'een 10 60 years cid, Of
Of aa'hcr Ugh eomIpexion, four feet ten in,
ehes high, had on calico jacket and Virginia
eloih pe'tiooa'. The owner IS requested to come
forward. prove progeny, pay charges and take
her away, otherwise she will be dealt with as
the law directs.
Beni. f. Browne,
Sheriff.
18th April 1903 9w
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-31

Prehtice With a nelghbourlng shoe
maker. By the same diligence and do
ciiity as when at school, by uncommon
gentleness Of temper, by extraordinary
dutitulness to his mother, by sagacity
and prudence Very unusual at his years,
ne, in this situation, greatly endeared
himself to his master, to his relations,
and to all the little rural circle in which
he lived. Ere half his apprenticeship
had passed, he was an expert work man.
His master would often, in kindness, al
low him gratultous wages for piece of
work and all his little earnings in this
way he still faithfully delivered to his
mother. Of nothing did he appear SO
ambitious,as to be to her pride, COM
fort, support, and to act the part of a
second parent to his little brothers and
sisters. IL some occasional hours of
leisure he still delighted to recollect the
lessons he had learned at school. Eve
ny one expressed concern that he should
have been prevented from becoming
scholar. But all agreed that no learn
ing could have made him a more excel
lent youth than he actually was.
When the term Of his apprenticeship
had ended, he continued to work in his
trade with increasing diligence. He
was soon encouraged to open a little
shop, and to do work as a master. His
ANAL gains were still neither boarded
nor laid out for himself. Whatever he
could earn was for his mother and her
younger children. To himself he de-
MED every thing, that he might give
tn en- all.
Yet he was not dull, spiritless lad
ne entered eagerly into such Of the
sports of his fellows as were free from
the reproach Of idleness or prohigacy.
In their common diversions he was
usually the leader, as being the most
expert and dexterous. There were, in
deed, in his conduct, on such occasions,
a general fearfulness, a modestv, an ar
dour, a manly fairness, which could
not out give him an entire ascendancv
over his associates. lie would see no
one wronged would rather himself
endure any pain than even hurt a worm !;
was ever the ready protector of the
weaker and younger boys, Of the beggar
that might be pcltcd or hooted at, of the
s,oe,-i.b and ,,Dl,,cl-y, old ,ror,,r oC
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Alas answered she) l am not angry
with him | am inexpressibly afflicted
for him. l was the proudest of mo-
theirs who is now SO much to be pitt
ed as ~
Would you have thought it, (conti--
nued she) that he should become SOL
der? But we were told that wicked
men were preparing to bring the French
into the country, and to murder all the
great, and the rich, and the good and
that ali honest and worthy young men
must become soldiers, to prevent the
mischief. After hearing this he be-
came anxious and restless he could no
longer settle as before to his work he
seemed for a time almost Indifferent to
poor dear Nancy! His mind seemed
full OF agitating concern about some new
object. We heard soon after that the
French were landing, and that the wild
Irish were rising to assist them. His
restlesness and anxiety increased
For two or three evenings, while he safe
by the fire.. he now leaned his head on
his hand, or pored on the ashes, as one
lost in deep thought,-now gazed round
upon us with a wild eye, flushed coun-
tenance, and writhing features,-and
then while he looked on us, we could
see the tears steal silently down his
s,-upon which he would hide his
face, rise, and go hastily out. We were
alarmed and afflicted and supposed
that by the visitation Of the hand OK
God, he was going to lose his senses.-
Once or twice he said, as ifit were ca
sually, that now was the time for all
truehcarted young men to go to serve
their king and country. But I would
not allow myself to imagine that, in his
peculiar circumstances, and with his
dutitul turn of mind and character, he
could ever think of deserving US and go
ing for soldier.
Within two or three weeks after this
there was fair at the next market town.
He was to go to sell in it a few pair of
shoes, and to purchase some leather
which he wanted. Nancy Wilson and
his eldest sister wished much to go With
him, but he persuaded them to stay at
home, saying, that on account Of his bu-
siness he could not be constantly with
hem, and that it would not be proper
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{ 1884 J.

A sweet and beautiful maiden of the
village won his love while he was but
stripping. Her heart also preferred him
to number of other peasant youths by
whom she was not less admired. Yet
he seemed to yield with. great reluc-
lance to the passion which he could not
help feeling for her, and with sort Of
rem o. Sc, as if there had been heinous
guilt in his INDUCING any affection that
might, in the end, divert his cares from
the support of his mother and her chill
dren. But his mother herself saw the
growing attachment with pleasure
The youth and the maiden soon conhded
to each other the secret of their mutual
love. For the present they were con-
tent to love and be beloved, without pro-
pressing to marry till the family of which
he was now the support might spare his
cares. Their meetings, their walks,
their conversations, had all the charms,
with the unaffected delicacy, of in
nocent and tender village love. To his
mother his lovely sweetheart soon be-
came dear, rs one of her own children;
to his little sisters, as if she had been
OllC Oh themselves. L he mutual 1OnQ-
ness Of this youth and maidenwas quick
ly observed to have, in a remarkable
manner, the effect Of animating the in
dustry, refining the native good sense,
and exalting the virtues Of them both.
The time whenit should be no longerin-
convenient for them to marry, Was look
ed forward to as day that would be par
ticularly joyful to the whole village
ighbOurhood.
stole to his mothers cottage the first
moment could disengage myself from
the attentions Of my friends. What an
altered appearance Of every thing there
met my eye. That neatness was no
longer to be seen, which gives an agree
able aspect even to the scanty, domestic
accommodations of poverty, and which
formerly distinguished this good wo-
mans hreside above those of all her
neighbours. She met me not with that
eager cheerfulness with which she had
been ever wont to see the friend Of her
son, but shrunk from my eye, and hest
tated to answer when accosted her.
'Was her son dead Was he i'll ? ask
ed !, eagerly and abruptly.-'Would
! (,pI : (rr,,I,.I 81
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HENJAMIN opKNs
B00T SH0E l1.zNttFzc1pR7'
1fARTIrsbURo.

4 HI subscribed respectfully informs
his eustop,ers and the public TINT
bestill ocenpies his I'D stand betveenl
The POST Ofi;ee and Psin.inr. D Gee.
Martina burg that he has lady made !
consid etable addition 10 his ssocr ofies.
ther. (Which Il bf the best qualityl md
shali Constantly keep BY him 1 lsfe @ 81 q
sortnenf, 50 that none who may ptease
Is emniS % ~. !, IN - -
ed &c win Sc earefulin always keepinn
The best wofkmen, md ffcm his s
particular atteption, feels = assurance.
that he shall Be able to give satisfaction
TO his customerE Boors and SHoxs, 81
every dssrripti1n, Willie csref ally made,
agreeable % directions, HI iniends .,
keep read .made, = variety 81 work al
Ladies and Gentlemen having I larre
stock &c I.eathef 81 kana, re win IS ale
"a give ! shutt credit e pnhttuai per.
soma Nho may wish Il. kle Il thznkiul
fof die ihvoars already seeeissd, and
wiz sndsafont u future not ~ 81 ilnae.
skrsinx cnc01fsgcnent. ssss 81
RICHARD E1IeKSoN. n
April Il IbOs, q
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bo0Tk 6HOE MANUFAcf0ky
NeaIly ppposite tie Globe ruvel6 I. s

TnHE subt<t;6ef lfosn : Idssire g Sal
1s11ce he 6nf Id feSt. ~ n ~
~ besine1 en i u,of1 feste ctshIe ioSl-
N. - essve Ais<us 1nsfS, "a -, -
~ Gmes ready 70 sl,sNef II kslls "a ~:
p.>tlic. hAs now s6d intua.is 49, IS
keepin In employ. sdlnc oi the Ut "a
mott fashionabls Noskmeh. inahis linz
u b1einesa slc viii mo - tonsiaftlyI
provide a Nth he best leader tIai q:
beolsai6sd -apd fran @ lassiduN' ! ~.
ietlI6l nd <hdsAso6fs b tle1se ~ IS
doubt TN I'M Ae VII e. afIs s. .sige IS.
sislAesion r sdluho dill proper Is a..
tsssls ds1n md q diss 4 ! d,sssbset
Nier.it pleAse y favour hin Vim sksif
Wofk, may d5pead a tl,eie seoMhIs nds
beins suissly tconpIisdI nishy and' mt By
'IprNardine fhsiis measufes sce6 mjanied
Nth inssr1etipns, thsir 16rk en- IS a.
well skeeuted hers, = Il my III tlism6st.
Fashionable towns.
JAcOB RpISAI. q
March 2 s, 1905 IN
q. 2. -. - s-Is1t 80 y
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IsYai HIRE 4 q foUR lkPPRKNTis
cES aye wanted 81 fh9 zhbseF;s
NJ, q learn ,hs r APkR TAXING
b1si6ess Lads from twelve . afSss1
yesFG 81 ~ VII b bfefefrtl Ehie
busipes5 i fe4nlinbly he,shy ~
hold, on adv6ql1 20 tIlat bQk WY fe>f
oshcIA ol'er krfIy a MI kiburiis,
@ nyaytin>b1xSy ~ q ne subscfibe 4
CONRAD O<llSELkER.
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- - appointed q the
lasf session tthe General lkste1r.
3iy, irgsfess ios tl!s to,sn of Bdtt
that apnmbsf q petsons who have hcka
advised g use The waters Of this pIsces
are deferred ron visiting Il IRON a.
apprehension e. If unleallliihess. hey
mn thcirdutS g stAte % The public
that fhe NIL. pond e which ~ lorAef
s,sEnssscf p.rsonss 4 & Bah & slAost -
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ri WISH o. employ d lourneynah
] 81 q si6sls mn, rell
= q soosr - isl1slip15 habit. ID
n oys description 1 e6nsti6l
~ u >pI fepsE ~ le6etWiII bc fivcs.
lAD1,y ~ ~ 1uhSc<I o<r 3 fes;d Zee ne2f
~ dsler IA cti1s Efonise. q .s
q u ss uaN MsCIlJHk
sly y ssos 81 |!
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q !. ONE CENT REWARD. !.
ID AN sway from he Subscriber, o.
IN Sdnd4y Hit. 81 Apprentice boy
named John Raney, about 70 Years Of
kge. he took with hin = variety sc
clothing nog fecolletted, Ole cent
reward willbs Paid iof he pPprshsnsiod
g6HN WEsTENHoFRR.
kusass 4 1901,
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tERAK ls<ti6k ofshs b yels
estso ~ Poor IL 8 keIey Count
q, y difstled q v I,eId - the Poor.
Ao1se q llin,bnlg, q lhe frstD Moo
~ q tsnl;eF next 4 &
e ~ 6kdSt 81 a. 5J51ri, s., & I'm 4.
ROBERT CO BURN, cor.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-26


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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-18
PUBLIC SALE.

TOMORROW nil be sold, at tie Eendue:-
Store, ON long credit,
About 1000 bushels of Lisbon SALT
p. 6. Maystelley.
April %
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-18

The Geoeral Clasksca pro-
Lad : ., wdsmpos. though capt. pe'l s
add =, fine araf, was not paid, to IRE !.
lbssis0sa.s'h ;Ie estslog under way. The
pG p 5. shortly afterwards forv AIDED 70
lI'f' : va ,,,iog,ou, with demand tor pay.
NJ. "a ~ TOR the paymeus Of the wages
p''', Sp @.o impressed from the 8.lesAF,-
i've $. - threat, that in case OF refusal,
" 80 send his boats aud tase ons SIX
be G9 ~ ,se Clarkson, 10 addition 10 the
pt0 ia before taken. Ere any reply
90 e, re,nrped 10 this Letter, acother
@v ved By Dir Carring5on, impors'
49, -, caD;ain pelew had heard OF a
o. s ;n among The AMERICAN caps.
f'GO I'D their vessels from being boarded
w. W.. m,oa. and 10 render each other
n sOc. 10 case The Pnae,on's boats
h'als tempt ii; aud tina, he was deter
' '0.d il case the bill was not lmmed,"
s - n,id, together with the wages, bs.
~ d.msudsd 70 seed 200 meo On board
:, Compauy's ship Reuea', iayiae al
,g,,mooa haoI her slong side the Clark.
and eoforce his demands. Ihis let
s,,b BY MIR. Carriag on communicated
~. Amerlcan cap'alns al Canton, who
:am,dia,ely made sach arrasg9 nents as
80. ,hoash. necessary TO rePei an attack.
srpoa.sIy the Hang Merchants became
.s,mgd, aod by speedy interference o.
ng:a csptsia psliew 50 re'ioqaish has IN
|eDu0d.
The British ships sachor al the mouth
h The river Tigris, and bnng too and OK
|,ni5s Al vessels. as they haze the pow
= ,u,y con,crd for the right, CT sxSreis-
|os ;lris5lctiaa wnhin the neutral Walers
N China. aud as the Ch5oese honor IS not
|,ryble to iusai. OF this ualore, Ii is pro.
|h6I. ,hey vii! eoasiDue the exercise Of
heir sssums9 r:gt.s, oil the American
|u,uaaeus sa2li ,nserfere for its pcevea.
hoo,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-18
In Common Council,
APRIL Is, 1903.

AFFIL TO, 1903.
Ordered, That John Longdcn, sapelintend-
ant Of police, do repair Fairfax street, be-
tween Wolfe and Gibbon streets, and that the
expenCe do not exceed ten dollars, to be paid
out of the funds of the southern district.
Ordered, That the assessor do proceed,
forthwith, to make an assessment of all taxa
bic property for the year 1908, except real
property which WAS assessed last year which
assessment shall be the assessment OF the pre-
sent year; and that he assess al new improve
ments of real property
Test.
lanes M. McRea, c. c,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-18

Lane, sailed from Kiegston for Alexandra
. few days before captain, b.
Captain B. farther informs, that the Ag.
ness for New York was TO sail 10 company
with several araed ships under convoy of
an armed brig boaud for New Engiand-
sud ,he brig Fox for the Spanish Maine.
90 me 2s;h of March, off cape Antonio,
cap.aio b. spoke the schooner George
Washington, Fuslong, from Jamaica for
Newbury port, ou. days-had lost one
may by sickness. And on she Sd Of April.
of the Manila reef, spoke the schoonei
Ca1y Ana, Marshall, ftou, HAVANA tos
New York, out d days.