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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-22

A List of letters in the Post-OEce at
Shepherd's- To1un. on ihe frsf day Of
- Aprii 1908, which letters, seiH be sent
TO the General Post.Ctfce, 1not take.
out bsfare The first If Judy |otlO,uing.
p William Butts, Jesse Burrell,
Dst John Brooner, Walter Baker,
John Briley. 80.
c., Thomas Coeoran, Daniel Carroll,
Benjamin Carlisle, John or William
Crome. H.. =. e."
d. John Dicks, Aehsah Davis, c..
celia 6. Davis. ;.
E. Philip Entler 9.
z r. Daniel Faux. 50. -. -
y 6. 7Selvaaus Griffith, Betty Grimes.
II. John Hendricks.
J.. Sarah LETTERS, Isaac James (blaek
man hi.
L. Joseph J. Lancaster 2, William
Lucas, John Lowry. Thomas Lee.
(. M. Matthew M'Gesry, Richard M.
Sherry, Samuel M'Quilkin. @t -
N. Moilr Mace Caty Mace. "
. %. William Osborn, jonathan osborn,
p. Edward Pennington. ~ "
r. Arthur Russell, Geo: Reanolds.
s, Jacob Sseas, John S.ipp, sen.
Jacob Shelly. Jacob Strider. =
T. Elizabeth Turner, David Fay or,
Margaret Thompson, Andrew Thomas,
Leo:. Tiberghim, Levi 7 aylor. =
~~ v. Matthew yansant, Jacob Warner.
w. Mrs. Warner (band box maker
John Welsh, Topsom Williams, Will
liam Walker, Solomon Williams. r
-.',-2-77s JAMES BROWN, Pm.
: AprH B., 1908. -:
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MARr1NsB1jRc RACES.

WILL be run for over good course
w near Martinsburg, on Wednes.
day the 18th day Of May next, a-purse
Of one hundred dollars, four miles to the
heat, free for any horse, mare or geld.
ing. 49, -. A. = 80.
On Thursday the 10th, purse Of
fifty dollars, three miles to the heat, free
as'before, the winning horse the FIRST day
excepted. ..,r~~=
And On Friday the 2oth, a purse of
twenty dollars, two miles to the heat,
free also, for. any horse, mare or geld.
ing, the winning horses the preceding,
days excepted. .-.,"
The racing each day, to be regulated
agreeable TO established rules. Proper
persons will be appointed as judges. i.
One shilliug 10 the pound sutrance.-
Horses to be entered the day preceding
each race, or double at the Post.-~Four
horses TO start each day, or no race.
Toll will be required from all specta.
tors, DOT Subscribers to the purses
DAVID COONS, Manager =
April g, 1908. Fa'a@ -.
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- - ~ T. 81 - l. - .I4k :,
Tie celebrated stud Horse
HIR A M.

WILL stand this season at the stable
" oflhe subscriber, and cover mares
at three dollars and fifty cents the season,
one dollar and fifty cents the single leap,
and six dollars TO ensure foal; parting
with, or removing the mare forfeits the
insurance the money for the leap and
season 70 be paid before the FIRST of Sept.
and for assurance when the mare 10
known 70 be with foal; ali Of which may
be discharged by delivering Of grain be-
fore the 18th Of, August, at theirresPec-
tive market prices. = The season has
commenced and will end the 25th of
June. No responsibility for aeeidenss.
= Hiram is of the Neb breed of Horses,
is upwards Of sixseen hands high, of a
dark chestnut brown colour, 9 years old,
and remarkably well calculated for the
draft. - ..@e-s* - r !. :, x ass, : \
STEPHEN sNoDGRAss.% 1.
April 3, 1908. &s' r. - ~. :
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARTINsBURG.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
:: l. his customers and the public, that
he still occupies his old stand, between
the Post. Office and Printing Office,
Martinsburg that he has lately made .
considerable addition to his stock Of lea
Their, (Which j. Of the best quality and
shall constantly keep by him large as
sortment, SO that none who may please
to employ him, will ever be disappoin,-
ed, :; he will be careful in always keeping
the best wOfkmen, and from his own
particular attention, feels an assurance,
that he shall be able to give satisfaction
to his customsrs-BooTs and SHOES, of
every description, WILDE carefully made,
agreeable to objectionable intends to
keep, ready made, a variety of work for
Ladies and Gentlemeu--5H Having large
stock Of Leather on hand, he win Be able
to give a short credit 10 punctual per-
sons who may wish il. He is thankful
for the fayours already received, and
will endeaVour il future not to be unde-
serving encouragement. .5r ~ 4 .>~
z= =zs-z~.--rss RICHARD HICKSON.
April !, 1908. -e' Y =. =
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mo. 20 OF voLuME XXI

- Through. the last mail me mere in
formed from the Foundry in Philadrl.
Jbaio, that our contracts fer type 'Uould
be COMPLETED in a fe1o days. We feel
eratefultO some Of cur patrons Ior their
petite attention ia our late cali upon them
to aid US in meeting these consr acts, but
are sorry to Observe, that ne haze not
&c, receiued a sufficient sum for that Pu,.
pose: Soe h6rUeVcr feel hope, that all
1pho can, ,UiR discharge the zOhoie, or
a par! q their accounts NTH this flee,
as soon a. bosst6ie.-By the first Of May
a remittance must be made to Philadei-
biia, as in no instance type are seat
from the Foundery until paid for. We
have engaged type Of a less size than
those on Which tie MtelEgcncer 10 n01U
printed. and intend in a short time to
snkarge the paper, 50 that it will contain
nearly double the quantity Of matter that
it does at present, for roe find il utterly
impossible to kerp pace 1uith these euent.
tul Hnies-thiE plano 1oe d5ubs not, tUiR
Be pleasing to ne eNblc, in the H6erali-,
~ Of uvhOm 1oe hope to be ye1oarded for
oar extrtions. The Number Of subscri-
be,s to the htr!Egeneer are escse3ed but
By fs.o in.iaua papers in this country,
and the increase Q its list ofa1trens FIR
fhr tsVO last months has been oery cons'-
Aerab!e, 50 that, u punctuality IS obser.-
ped, ne shall be able to Sfve it a resptcs
able appearance.
o&ee .of,he Inte''iseneer, April is.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-22

THE subscriber wishes to procure
i setttrrs on tract ofthe frstrate
Land, containing trpenHy:jfue, thousand
acres, situated on the banks Of the river
Ohio, in the state IF Kentucky, about
sixty miles BELOW the FaLs-k is said to
Be finely .oatered, and UeliadaptedtoJthe
culture Of Cotton, Hemp, Flax, Whsat,
Cotn, and To6accs:-H will be let for
gears, in Tenements Of a6out
In, e .hundr. d acres, on terms advanta-
geaty to tAe3 Tenants, which itoilt be made
RnezDn on application to The subscriber
residing about Tdree miles fr,m the Fail
ing Waters in Berkeley County. i. =.
!, kAWLEEH C0LSToM.t
March II, 1903. ~. :, r2m
L 90 - e
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Bark Wanted.

Tor Black Oak Bark. as We are out
L Of that kind, four dollars per cord
tor good well packed cords viii be given,
and generous price for Spanish and
Chestnut Oak, az our Tan Yard in Shep.
herds. Town. = 49,.
CAMPBELL & MENINGITIS. >.
Shepherd's=Tau AprI 9, 1908.
N B. Black Oak Bark has usually
been but from two and half to three
dollars cord. - ~ FOUL
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, NO rec.
WHEREAS L has been

~ FHEhEnol IL mas r0een the Prac'
IS w tice for some years past, under
Preteuee offshing, to throw downoM
fences and run through our meadows,
SO that our fences were frequently N
danger Of being burnt !; wishing to puta
stop to such untawlafand evil practices
in future, We do hereby forwarn al per.
sons from fishing, faogiag, or in arF
manaer traspassing upon our property
atany time, as We are determined to put
the lawin force against such offenders,
without respect to persons. =, "a.
Samuel McKown,
~~-4r :,piAids Wortey,
Abraham MCCONNELL,
- Levi Henshauu,
Hiram HcnShdsv,
Hugh Ddvidson. 1
ApriE15, 1908. - 80,
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BooTSSHoE MANDATORY,
Nearly opposite the Globe Tavern,
Marfinsburg.

THE subscriber from desire to ad-
L vance his own interest, to place
his business on mo respectable foot
ing, TO serve his customers, and to be &c
gil times ready tsanswer the calls of the
public, has now, and intends always to
keep in his employ, some ii the best and
most fashionable workmen, IN his line
Of busipess h. will also be constantly
provided with the best leather Mat can
be obtained-and from an assidGpus At
tention and endeavours to please, he. NO
doubt but that be will be able to give sa-
tisfaetion to allwho think proper to I'm.
ploy him. ~
Gentleman and Ladies at distance
who may please to favour him with theit
work, may depend on their commands
being strictly complied with, and that BY
forwarding their measures accompanied
with in,tructions, their. work can be a.
well executed here, as at any Of the most
fashionable towns. "
NJ, JACOB POISAL.
= March IS, 1908. =, ..*-":l
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TO BEFLET.

and possession given When required,
THE House in Juhich Mrs. Donald
L 81 IN lasely Eved, and no1o in the &C.
cutAancy Of Mrs. Little, situate in Burke
st; &c, Martinsburg, together with a faH
Lot eferound csnUerted into an excellent
Gardes, 1tith a number o iarge bearing
apple trees Of fine fraits A Clover Lot
may also Be lad wiih it j reguiteG.-T The
House is very conmodious and speH fa-
ished, TUi.h7 an excellent Kitchen, Spsoke
House aud Stable, and in every other res
pecs is a very convenient, healthy and de.
sirable situation. Far terms apply to
..". s.. 49,. WILLIAM BELL.
Marhnsbarg, Apras, 1905.
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RLECT TON.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an
IN ELECTION win be held q, the
Court House in Martinsburg. on the
Monday afterthe third Tuesday ID April
next, for the purpose Of choosing two ct
persona to represent the County Of Berke,
Lev 10 the General A ssembly Of this State.
. - JOHN TURNER, Sheriff.
March 10, 1905. : ~ ~ f -
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Ate Nj IL " !

THE Shepherds Town Volunteers
Il, are requested to meet at Mrs. Ju.
Llama Eekhart's Tavern, on Saturday
The 23d instant. In complete uniform.
Any person wishing to- join the Compa.
ms, viii make 1t known to- one Of the
members on that day. = : - : -
JAMES KERNEY, Captain.
- April Is, IBos. M -.-,
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A + TE N RIO "!

THE Company Of Berkeley Light
l. Infantry, arc desired to attend a
MUSTER TO be held at MartiusbprS,
on Saturday the 2srd instant, attwelye
o'clock. A panctual attendance is re-
quired from every individual belonging
to the Company, aud it is expected tnat
all who can win appear in uniform. 3
B. WILLIAM GREGORY. Capt.
. AprI 8, 1908. I
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. 4 Negro Man
FOR SALE,

WHO is enc Of the ,eompttest farm.
w e r. any tohere to Be Jouhd; hew:H
be sold io,p, and the terms made agreeo-
bic 70 a good man. M9viye Of Ne. A.
burtis IN MartIn,6urf, Nj. KeaTsiey
in 81 epierd's- 7os"1, or q Decor Gro
mtr IN Charles. 1osua. - 49,,
ApriIs, 1908. :.
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owe are authorised to inform the
Citizens Of Berkeley County, that Capt.
AARON FAIRS and GEO: POR.
TERRELL D, Esq. win serve them in
the mex, General Assembly Of Virginia,
ifelected., -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-22
YOUNG AONESLEH,

MILL stand this season, a, the farm
w the subscriber now lives on, Mon.
days, ruesda, 5, Wednesdays & Thurs.
days, and be letto mares At three dollars
aud bushel Of grain the season, the
grain to be brought with the mares and
tbs money payable the lstof Nov. If the
grain Is not brought with the mares four.
dollars will be required for the season 1;
two dollars the single leap, to be paid
when the mare is covered, and six dol.
liars for ensuringa mare in foal, parting
with, orremoving the mare forfeits the
ensurance. =. ~. -. y ~ . -
YouIs Nenesuch Is handsome sorrel,
full sixteen hands high, rising Eve years,
is ellproportioned, strong and active,
and is as well calculated for the draft as
any horse in this country, his colts are
highly esteemed, and considered equalto
chose of any horse T. Young Nonesuch
was got by Nonesuch, whose sire was
Old Noaesach, aud grand ERE the celebra-
ted Fox Hunter, Of Maryland; Young
Nouesuch's dam was equal to any mare
on the contingent The season has CON-
menced and viii end the last ot June.
Strict attention will be paid, but no res.
possibility for accidents. - LIT =.
Z. ; WILLIAM .KRoESEN.
March IS. 1908. y >.
= Ieertify that have a colt got by
Young None such, that is equal to any /
< ever raised @s~. VIM. MORGAN.
.-----.------
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Berkeley ,~ss. L. :: 7 y
= February Court, 1909
William Rankin and Christian Shank
~. l., Compliments,
l-,E-.. against <'.'.
Mary Kelly, execntri1 of Tho = y
mas Kelly, dec. Robert Gus Defts,
tine and Elijah Sutton, }
, e -: In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Mary Kelly, NOT
i having entered her appearance a.
greeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this court, and il appearing to
the satisfaeti6ad Ut the court, that she Is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion of the Complainants by
their counsel, tits ordered, that the said
Mary Kelly do appear here on the Mon-
day after the third Tuesday in May next,
to answer the bill of the compliments,
aud that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted5i in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Inteligencer for two months suecessive-+
ly, and published At. the door Of the
Court. II ouse of said County. -
- A Copy. s2sss3 Feste, IT. -
4 DAVID HUNTER, c,B.c.
T.. a Yaar.etyef BLdNKS s.s
J: e r., sac Is this Qfise. ~
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Cash givenf Tor clean Linen and Cotton
! - :. =: RAGS as,his Office. :%t -
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ApriE15, 1908.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19
SPANIARDS

1
Seville could not resist the impulses of its he
roic loyalty, of which it has given an exam
lple in all ages The king to whom it had
sworn allegiance, and whom it had received
with unprecedented JOY, has been carried off.
! The fundamental laws of the monarchy have
been trampled upon !; the wealth, the customs.
the females, and every thing dear to the ma
ton are threatened, our holy religion, our on
| ly hope, is about to perish or be reduced to a
vain tormality, and is without support or pro-
lection, and all this is the work of a foreign
power, not effected by the force of arms, bat
by deceit, by periidy, making instruments of
ourselves, and pcrpctr.. ing these atrocities
BY the means OF those very persons who arc
called heads of our government, and who have
not scrnpled, either from depravity, from
vile fear, or perhaps from other causes which
time and justice VIII discover, to sacrifice
their country. it was then become indispen-
SADLY necessary to break those strong ties
which impeded tho Spaniards from arising
* displaying that generous ardor with which
in alages they have covered themselves with.
glory, and defended the honor of the nation.
their Laws, their MoDarchs, and their Rc!i-
gon.
The inhabitants of Seville then assembled
on tiiC GItn MAY, and with the assistance of
all the magistrates and persons in authority
''''i, VIM " VIC 'tb9t ICSi}GCldDlt persons
ot J cia. ses, created this Supreme Council
(Jwta) Of government, invested it with all
their poTc and ordered it to defend ,eIiri-
on the nation, the laws and the king We
accept So sacred a trust we swear to perform
1t, and we rely upon the efforts of the whole
nation. We began by again proclaiming &
swearing allegiance to our king Don Fernap-
10 WI amd vowing to die i'm his defence. and
this vas the shout of Joy and of union & will
be so throughout Spain
a council OF Government scarcely formed
when it violated the most sacred laws of the
monarchy: "a President appointed without au-
thority, and who, ii he once had rirht. has
tened to lose it, besides his foreign birth which
according to the laws, was an obstacle to his
being President "A conduct always versatile
AID which tended to destroy the monarchs
themselves from whom he received his All
thority, and the laws which aene could give
him power, could not nor ought ob,ige ms to
rcprcss our loyalty, still less to br-qk the so
cred obligations which We have contracted AZ
Spaniards, as subjects. as christians, as men
free and independent of all foreign authori-
ty.
Still less could the authority Of the frs,
tribunal oil the nation, the Council Of Cas-
TIE, detain us. IFS weakness has bcenmaCe
apparent by the uncertain and Inconsistent
measures which 1t has taken ~ this iunctnrc
the most important to The nation TIN, has G.
yer occurred and m which ii ought TO have
shcwn the heroic frmness T. which thor
sand motives and honor itself invited t. It's
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19
DONiE5I'iC.
PETERSBURG August 16.

IEIE SBURS, August 10.
On Saturday last, a vgusg man belong ng
20 the Post-OfFicc in thi, town, WIS arrested
OF suspicion of having broken open letters,
and taken therefrrm Bank notes to q consi-
!erab c amount. -.fer having undergone
az examination before the civil authority,
a"d being Gnable to procpre bail for his flu
tire appearance he was committed to pri-
son--'iis trial vii come on before the Fede-
+ i court for the Virginia district, to be held
a. Richmond III November next-Notes,
chiefly Of the United States bank. to the "a
mount of about s l76O, were found in his pos
session Among other circumstances of a
H1ghy sHspicoua nature, was the discovery
% tic hatUes OF four nItCs, without the re-
manning parts t. correspond wit, the same
the amount Of two of the halves was not
pressed m tho face of them th,. a,he;, t...;
were of > % cach--and Il Po8i .Nte of lie
BANK Of the United States, dated 18th June.
1908, for S 100 in favor of jones Steven
son, and madc payable by him TO William
Flulcon ly, o his order.-No . herindors-
ment appe rs on the back ,f he note
Those persons to the uorthward md SOUTH
ward Of Petersburg, whomav have had tn ir
letters opened and the Enclosures pnroined,
may do well to forward list of their mites.
with a description Of the same 20 the POST
Master at this place, that they may be com.
pared with those found in the possession of
this young man, and which are now in-the
hand, Of the May or"..JHei.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19

STANDARDS: Your Coustry, with ali TINT
ym, possess, your laws, yolr liberty, syour.
X,mgs, Your Holy Religion, and the hopes OF
eteru5d ifc which that Religion alone pro-
'n'ses and Can securcto YOU an,' your dcscen-
daass are in manifest, in near rand ia,n.inc;i;
d'mgcr
SEVILLE, 2eth May, 1908.
fy order of the Supreme Council Of Govern
ment,
Don JUAN BAUTIsTA EsTELLER,
First Secretary.
Don JUAN PARpo,
Second Secretary.
DoN GoNzALo DE ARAMENDI, First Sec'y.
DON ALFONSO MARIA AILENEz, Sec. Se'y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19
BOSTON. Anpnst 10

The citizens of Boston, in pursuance Of no.
tice from tie Selectmcn, assembled vester-
dty for the purpose OF investigating the ex-
pediency of presenting respectful adfiress
guessing HIN to suspend the act laying an
Embargo.
The object Of the meeting was supported
by Mcesrs Gore, Otis, and .;argeant--and
oppressed by Messrs. Blake. Jarvis, and Aus
tia. At a lac hclr a committee was ar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19

Agreoablv 70 public 4 zee, meeting has
been held IN Boston, TO take into cons .iera-
tom the opportunity that is now presented
fr removing in some degree the embgrras-
ucnts and restrictions on the Commerce #
The United States, by a renewal Of trade with
the Kingdoms Of Sha'n and Portug4L and
their provinces and Colonies"
The result it us follows
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19
PRICE OF SrocKs, This day at o'clock.
Reduced, 6S 7S-Omnium S India
Bonds par.
MANCHESTER, Iune le.

This morning, we are informed, "a Of the
persons taken into custody at Cheadle Moss,
were conveyed from Stockport to Chester
castle, to be tried on q charge of riotous pro-
ceedings.
At Colne, Barnely, and many norther parts
e. Lancashire, not the least disturbance has
occurred, nor any discomfort been express
ed and Notwithstanding SO many exagerat-
ed and improbable stories, there has been
but one life lost during the whole of the dis
turbances.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19

HAVANA, 22d July, 1903
CADIZ, June 8.
The Supreme Council Gunta) of Govern
ment has communicated to the Council of this
city the following proclamation:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19
TORBAY June Is.

Last night at eight o'clock, after post, a
schooner ran into The bay, under a very hca-
w press of canvass charged with dispatches,
it is 5 id, * giving an account that the French
feet had escaped from Brest. The whole
of the feet under admiral Lord Gambler,
got under way Immediately, but fear have
made little progress down the channel as
there is very little wind.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19

Captain Olcott, from St. Pierres, Marsi-
hique informs, that previous to his sailing,
adv,Ces had been received from the Spanish
Maine, stating thst an Embargo had been
laid o. all vessels, in consequence of the
News of the late revolution in Spain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-19
ITALY.
Iyrany Of Bonafarfe az Rome.
Row. Anril q

ROME, Aprli rs.
His Holiness persists still in the same dis
pos. ton with respect to the concessions
which have been required of him. To-
wards the end of the last month his holiness
addressed. through his secretary of state,
the following circular letters TO all the CAR
dinals who had received orders to quit Rome,
conceived in these terms:
His Holiness, our Master has command
ed his secretary Of state, cardinal Doria Pam
fila to make known to your eminence that
his heart has been penetrated with the most
poignant grief on being informed of the Or
der given by the French general to so many
members of the Sacred College to quit Rome
within days. His Holiness, who clea,l, sees
that this measure tends to overthrow the en-
pire of the church, since those members are
removed from him who are necessary to the
direction of his affairs, and at last his mini
ster, his vicar, cannot in conscience permit
this departure, He prohibits, therefore, e.
very one upon his oath of obedience to re-
move from Rome, unless absolutely compel
led by force and his Holiness forseeing this
case that after having torn your eminence
from mis- bosom, you might DC left at GER
tain distance from Rome, is of opinion that
you should not continue your journey, unless
compulsion should be used, to the place desig-
mated to you; in order that it may be mat
ter of public notoriety that your removal from
the head of the church has not been volunta-
ry, but from compulsion. The virtues OF all
the individuals who have received the order
to depart, alone support the afflicted soul of
his Holiness, and are pledge to him that,
according to his example, they will support
these prosecutions with patienco, and that
the sentiments of the sacred college, far
from being weakened will be strengthened
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-01

ruin Of our Independence. SPAN
was the faithful ally OF France. When
!" France 7yanted money Spain fup-
plyed her wants. The councils of
Spain were neither more or lefs at
tached to Napoleon than Mr.. Madi-
fon is.--Apd yet after being the
friend, the ally, and the fupporter Of
the "ImPerial Republican" for thir-
teen years, Where is Spain now {?
Have her friendships, her good Off
'ces, her ready compliance with i'm
perial demands fayed her /? Or rath-
er have they not invited the approach
es of the I" LeVeathian," and harp-
ened hisdevouring tccth3