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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-25

StISSSe "usSts gtASOAo ~ NSssskSNPT
bic with his own honor and lust
rights, snd with the interests Of
his people. r. k,..asI ]
The undersisned requests Mr..
Pinkney will accept the assuran-
.ces OF his high consideration.
IN. lkaSsoIs lessys 70 Gsa. 44,rssrosg
Mr.. Madison, Secretary Of State,
% Gen. Armstrong, Minister
Pienipotentiary of the United
States At PARIS. 4 ii l.. -, -
,s% (ExTRAcT. 81. s- {
Depas iment IF State,
s&-s. May a., 1907.
9 The two last letters received
from you were Of December -,
and January i6. = 8, 4. g,,.s
8 The decree Of November ~,
communicated in the FIRST. had
previously reached Us. and had
excited apprehensions yhi.hvere
lrspfesse3 Only by The inarsicu.
hate importofits articles, s. Che pre-.
sumptioH that it would be execu.
tsd ID 4 senss not .ineons;stent
with the respect due. the treaty
between France and the United
States. The explanations given
you by the minister Of marine,
were seen BY the President with
much pleasure, and Il only re.
mains 70 learuthat they have been
confirmed by theexpreas authoris
~ of the Emperor. We are thsl
more anzidas for this information,
a. il win lortify the demonstrates
whichhave Been presented II Lon
don, against the British order of
january zth. Should Il, contra.
ryto expectation, turn OUT that
the French decree was meant, and
is 70 operate, according 90 the
latitude Of its terms, you will Of
course hare made The proper re.
presentations, grounded as well
on the principles Of public law, %
on the express stipulations Of the
convsnticn Of 1900. Nothing,
could Be more prspotte-
rous, than 10 blend with an appeal
70 neutral fights and neutral M
tons, agrees infraetiou OF the
former and outrage on the senti.
ments ufsehs latter, unless e BE 70
invite ! speciea Of contest od the
highseas, ii which the adversary
has .sysry possibls advansag
Bur on he more probable Snppo.'
sition, that ire decree win not Be
unfayourably expound 4 win
be still necessary 70 press on the
French govelnment . dispatch Of
such orders 10 their cruisers IN
every quarter, g viii prevent .
eonstrGction ofthe decree favour.
able to their licentious cuPidity.
The moment your letter was re-
eeiyed, shs answsF Of the French
minister cfmarine 70 your hote
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lieve that sufh = ~
- realized ! h< VII reigned
= tkerefofs CO = lIaed q Coon
,nuuicase = MI. Piukhcj ~ de-
Sisi6k which, under ne sirct ui
ssances = skey stand, bic msjess
y. feels hinself eoanpcllsd how.
ever upvilIingly, ~ ad0pt
he mitiRafed mtssures Of re.
'tsiistiot, announced 81 bis males.
8 II, he orders ID council of she
III of January, and ,he further
ers.n.ion of shat measure, Can
ext.nsicn II operation but not id
principle) 81 The orders il coun-I
ca of November, Eere founded
(as has been ALREADY repeafedly
syowed ~ his maiestya On the
ssunquestiona right 81 hin ma.
siesty "a retort upon The eneEnythe
ev,ls 81 his own injuslice, ''and
mon he confederation that vii
bird parties incidentally suffered.
W these retaliatoFy rneasufes,
tkey were 10 seek thsir redress
from ne power by vhose original
sissss.iss 'has ss'.liasion waa oe-
HI, msiesty sees hothing ii
he embargo laid on ~ the Presi-
dent Or he United Ssates of A.
meriea, which varies thi1orisinal
and simple state cfthe question.
n considered g ! measure Of
impartial hostility against both
belligeTsnts, the embargo appears
10 his majesty % have been mani
Ssstly unjust, g, according 70 =.
WY Irineipte Of Justice, that re-
dfsss ought 10 have been frs,
sought from the party originating
the wrong. And bis majesty eau
not consent 10 buy on That hostili.
" which Amsriea ought NOS %
have extended 70 him, q the en-
pense Of ! concession made pot
% America but 10 France.
II, = il has more generally been
reprsSepted by the goveennlcnt 81
che ~. States. the embargo Is pns
n 10 Be considsrsd e N Innocent
munieipal regulation which az.
feets none bur the United States
themsslyes, and with which no
foreign state has any concord i
viewed Id this light, his majesty
does NOT conceive thar he Has the
right or.the pretsision 10 make i
" complains 81 il, and BE has
made none. But in this light
there appears not only no feciPr6-
city bur no assignable relation,
between the repeal BY the U.
States Of Z msasure 6f voluntary
self.res,fiction, and the surrender
BY his majesty ofhis right Of re-
taliation ag4snst his snelAiess I
The government 1T the u
States i not now TO be informed
that tie Berlin Decree Of Nov.
81, 1906, was the practical COM
Inencemsnt Of On attempt not
merely TO ehcck or impair the
prosperity Of g. Britain, but III.
teriy 70 annihilate her political g.,
istencr, thro' tie ruin 9th COM
nasrrial prosperity that in this,
attempt almost 81 the powers sc
the EuropeSh continent have been
eompslled mote OF less d o-ops.,
rate !; and tharthe American EN-.
barso, though ilost assursdly NOT
intended 70 shat end Cor Ameri.
g can have % real interestir the
subversionof the British power
md her rulers are too enlightened
10 act from any Impulse against
the real interested their conntry)
hui 81 some unfortunate conelr-.
renee Or circumstances, vithout
my hostile intended, the Aheti-
can embargo did come in aid az
ssStke bloc kade of he Euronean
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that ncshinr e aid Ia Mr.. Rinkt
nsyS letref 81 any ipsenripn b ~
peal the clanasion 81 Vhi<h1
he ships ofwar 81 Great British
are inlerdicted from III ihose
tiehts ar hospitality "a The pctes
of The United S,ztss, which ore
freely allowed TO the ships Of his
najesty's ensnies. ..i.. !.
The rontinuance Of IN intefdic..
ton, which, under such circum-
stances, amounts 90 nearly 70 di-
rect hostility, afser the hillingness
professed, and the attempt made
By his majesty, 10 remove the
cause on which thar measure had
been originally founded, would
afford bus 40 inauspicious omen
Tor the commencement OF . sys-
tenn Of mutual eonciliationi and
the omission Of any notice oftha.
measure II the Pycposal which
Mr.. Pintpey has been Instructed
10 bring forward. would have
heen Of iiseDf ! material defect 10
theoyertpif Of the president. l.
But the undersigned u COM
mandsd 30 furiher todwell upon
this subject than for the purpose
Of asssuriag Mr. Pinkney,. thai
on this and every other point iu
discussion between the two 60
yernments, his majesty earnestly
desires the restoration of . perfect
| good understanding, and that hi
majesty would decline no inca,
sure for the attainment Of tina,
object. which should be eompati-
bic with his own honor and ,jusi
rights, ,and with the interests oil
his people. r. k>..:E.I e.
The undersigned requests Mr.,
Pinkney viii accept the assuran.
ces OF his high consideration.
II r.. e. < JszS- / ,.t--.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12

our governments making treaty with her.
England is every day ready 10 treat with the
United States, if our rulers win meet them on
honorable ground.
The people Of this country ought not to be
led into war againf their inserea, homer and
happiness, by few reflefs de6gning dema-
gogues-No. 1t is necefary thar the people
of the Unitsi States nronld fully pnderRand
the Gtuatiou IA whichxhey are PLACED, and
this Is the realon Of my neddGng with your
report, gentlemen.
This report isupon rhsmon interefting fub-
jed before Congrefs, aud was made BY the
hFn men on the miniae1al nit, on which &C
eoupt have carried my remarks further than
al hrf contemplated
pOI.ANT1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12
Cskfaor's OEce N. Loads,l

The owners Of ve1e,s not under a general
embargo bond, are cautioned nor To take in
goods to be cleared without tile inipestren If
tile proper revenue officer, or take goods ON
board their veilels as fore ihips, OF in order
to be prepared againIf the embargo Is taken
OF. Nov, a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12
80 DpCcfpD JQnrf 60

Itisz contoiation IN Ihe.e " 1zsi9rgo fi57ri"
that the IL aiands tbrown oui of employ, can
eniift III the itsncing array, now railing. wi.ere
they eau GET -fVe lcii1,s per month, and b sVe
tbe latisfacton Of rejecting thAr they sTe
pafyiofi4ally engaged 10 defend their coui try
agaiuit that's the quelnon-- ag-li!A
nobody knows what az. Whom, wItAOu1 VI ~
our own citizeng--N .P Hsrli5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12

The following delpoti- mandstesrom IN,
executive Of the United states ia put the,
as an advertisement IN the iaa ConfeGfcu
Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-12

E.rfrGa ofd ktfer from @e4baat IN sbe HIyaad,
to anotber n CLa,i1s0a, S4tei November ~.
1.-THE accounts are true, thar rupture
has taken place between France and Amei ica
the vedels of he u. 5 will continue To be
received favourably here; but if they fill
adhere TO The eulhargo.there is'a ltrong party
here determined IRE aIate, by excluding Them
from this trade"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-25
The Stages South Of AJexandraa.

I'M the first of October next the Mail
Stage will commence running as iol-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg In
Virginia:
viii leave Alexandria every day at E
O'Clock in the evening, and arrive at Dumiries
Nv in the morning-Leave Dumiries at 6
any, arrive at Fredericksburg by IL IL III the
moruinr-Icave Fredericksburg at ~ (noon)
and arrive at Richmond the next morning by
6-I.eave Richmond at ID and arrive at
Petersburg by | | 10 in the morning
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
day at IL 10 p. NJ. and arrive at Alexandria
in the same time. This stage will carry no
more than 2 passengers On any account what
ever. and not more than ID Id. OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accoun odation Stage between Alex
andr:a and Petersburg will also commence
rnonina at the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sun
DAYS, and will travel only in the day time
On this line it is the intention OF the owners
70 study the wishes and the convenience OF
passengers. Still, however, regard must &C.
had to time-Going south from Alexandria
they viii breakfast al Occoquan, dine at Stat
ford Courthouse, and lodge at Frederick
burg--Thc next day will breakfast at the
Bowling Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
at Richmond. And on the third day VIII
breakfast at the Halfway house and dine -
Petersburg.
Returning, will dine at the Halfway house
and lodge at Richmond. Early in the morn
] fI,e
| Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast at Stafford court house.
dine at Occoquan, and locge at alexandria.
The owners ON this line too, have to re-
quest that passengers viii be moderate as
ipossible in the quantity of h eli baggage, az
any thing more than sma trunk or Parcei
which will go within the body OF the stage
will be an extra charge.
The Probraetors.
I August a.
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HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
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e. Salt afloat.

Just arrived, and for sale on board the 81,
tish Brig RHINE, Capt. THoMPsoN, iron
LtgERPooL--
$1,000 bufhels ground alum
Sal I,
"a hogfheads CoPPERAs.
Apply TO
October I'll
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- Cordage, &c.
THOMAS GkIMSHAW,

Manufactures OF all kinds OF CORDAGE.
| WHITE ROPE, &c. at his store adjoining
ti5e ofIice OF inspection, Merchants wharf, has
on hand aud will constantly supply masters OF
vessels and others with Warranted Cordaae
OF White Rome Of any description, On the
most reasonable :s.rns.
He also means to keep supply OF Snip
Chandlery, Groceries, &c. ana requests a
share of pubic PATRONAGE.
He returns his grateful thanks ior the en-
eouraeement he has already met with since
the establishment Of his rope walk in this
place, and hopes sly bis industry and eadea-
yors to gain satisfaction, to merit it IN iu-
ture.
October IL. dim
The subscriber informs he public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner OF Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS os all sizes, commonly used Tor
dist;ning grain or fruit.
A general assortment OF TIN WARE.
SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind Of pI.UMMlNG WORK Ell
Their for Sdii3s or Saildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on under the di-
rection of Mr.. HILLL44W FLEICHER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded b. tsv.--As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made to William fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamcnted with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work in the
vesv best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
Tie highest price given for Cid cehflfr,
Brass, Pewter, Lead and lron.
George M;Munn.
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JUST RECEIVED

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First drawn blank

nl".lh !5,uUO
including expence, )
From the above Scheme, 1t appears that
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that the prizes are to be paid .uthoait deduc-
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The drawing will positively commence'cn
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cts III this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos-
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attended to, and early information given ct
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Scheme of a Lottery,

Forthe purpose Of raising sum OF money 10
aid the funds of the cheritabie Marine S0-
cieiu at Baltimore.
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,salss al Vcadue.

i, every Tuesday ana SHday,
~ IT'LL BIZ SOLD
=. ycndGe Store, corner 81 i'rlhec ana
So Water streets.
,tu;sty Of DRY 5ooSs, Groceries. sc.
,,-+;c,,lars Of which vill be expressed IN
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80 src on limitation and the prices oi
VII ~ are established, can at any tims De
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At Court held for Brooke County, and
continued on Tuesday the second day
Of December, 1907.
flames D91vnmga, Complainant,
Us.
William Bruce, %ohn Richie, Isabella
Ritchie, AlexaHdcr Addis9n, 81 others,
their De6t9rS, Defendants.
In Ch2ncery.
TIL s day came the Complainant, by bic
Coun(el. aud he Defendants not having appear
81 to The Plaintiff bill, and it appearing to
the fatisfastion OF the Court, from the return Of
the Sher II, thAt the Defendants are not inha.
bitants Of hi Commonwe altb--It is Ordered.
That they do appear here on the firf day in the
next Ma Oh term, and snfwer the Complnin-
ants bill /; and that a copy Of this Or1.r be
forthwith publilhcd in the Wheeling RepoGlo
~, and another copy pOHej up at the front
door o. this Coudhoule, each for two months
lucceliiyely, Copy from the minutes.
AteA, S CORNELL,
For JoBE CORNELL, C. 3. g.
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f(Fsra )

1T Court held for Brooke County, and
continued on Tuesday the second day
Of December, 1907.
JOHN CRiss, Complainant,
".
WILLIAM BRuoE, JOHN RITcHIs, ISABELLA
RICHIE, and ALEXANDER ADD SON, De-.
fendants.-In Chancery.
THIS day came the Complainant, by his
Council, and it appearing to the fatsfa6ion of
the Court, from the return of the Sheriff. that
the Defendants are not inhabitants Of this Com,
monwealth--It is Ordered, That they do ap.
pear here on the irlt day of the next March
term OF this Court, and anfwer the Complain.
ants bill; and that copy of this Order be
forthwith pubtiihed in the Wheeling Repoiito-
ry, and another copy ported up at the front
door of this Contribute, each for two months
tucceiiively. Copy from the minutes.
Attef, s. CONNELL,
For JOHN CONNELL, c B. c.
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BY the prefdent of the United
States.

WHEREAS by the act entitled &" An
ect, making provision for the disposal
of Public Lands, situated between the
United States Military Tract and the
Connecticut Reserve, and other pur-
pOses," it was enacted, that for the dis
posal Of the lands Of the United States,
situated between the United States Mi
iitary Tract and the Connecticut Re-
serve, a Land-offce should be establish
cd at such place as the President Of the
United States might direct. And it was
further enacted, that the Lands afore-
said, with the exception of certain tracts
therein excepted, be offered for sale to
che highest bidder, at the place afore-
said, on such day or days, as shall by a
Publick Proclamation of the President
of the United States be designated for
that purpose, in tracts of the same size,
and on the same terms and conditions,
as are provided for the lands North of
the River Ohio, and above the Mouth
Of kentucky River.
Wherefore, l, Thomas Jefferson,
President Of the United States, in con-
IormltE WIN the provisions OF the act
before recited, do hereby declare and
make known, that sales shall be held at
CANTON, in the State Of Ohio, for the
disposal Of the above mentioned lands,
20 commence on the second Monday of
May, one thousand eight hundred and
eight, and continue for and during the
SIX following weeks.
Given under my hand the nineteenth
day Of November, one thousand
eight hundred and seven.
(Signed) TIL: JEFFERSON.