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Salss at Ksndae.
)n.very Tuesday and Friday,
IRyIJ RI SOLD M

WIZ BE SOLU
tstbe veniue Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
Esritt,cf Dry Goods, Grossrsss, &c.
paytie liars of which will be expressed IN
5 hills Of the tayAl kinds of goods
MAJ are on limitation and the prices OF
Lh;cb are established, can at any time be
E.wod andparchaed at theiowest limitation
5nA prices
P. C.Marstsller, V. M.
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John c.. LADD,

q .
so bales German Linens, conflit-
ing of brown and white Rolls, ilaxen Osna-
burghs, hempen T:ckIenburghs, Burlaps, and
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankecn
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
SO bags of black Pepper of the best qua
ty, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Mo!asses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
S Go. French Brandy
z do Jamaica Spirits.
A quantity of soai Leather, Shoes, Srer-
macitl and Ta!low Candies, Cheese, ScS
April Z.
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Patent Shot, &c.

one Patent Shot, assorted, B to no. =.
nogsheads brown Sugars.
81 lbs. green Coffee.
imperial Tea, of very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and caI-
nisters.
SO barrels choice AVhiskey.
jamaica Spirits, flor family usel--war-
ranted seven years old.
40 boxes Muscatel Raisins.
With a general assortment Of Wines, Ii
uors, and Groceries as usual
FOX SALE BY
Joleph Vaudeville,
Corner Of KING ard Fairfax streets.
June Is.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
FRIDAY, August 12, 1905.
Twenty d Hars Reward.

ID AN a4ay from the subscriber. liv-
n ing near Opsckon ii Jefferson
County, Virginia, on Mnndsy the 9th
instant, alNegro Man named ELISHA,
about twsaiy3 one years Of sgc. about
6ye, feet segsn or eight inches high, well
made, rasher allow II his speech. and is
remarkably fond Of liquor--Had On
whsnhe vent away, ! new shirt and
trowsers ofstrong homemade tow linen,
striped showdown jacket, and . round.
about made OF fuIled lindsey Of ! drab
colsur, the under part Of the sleeves mSds
ofcloth nearly of the same colour, aw0ol
hat about halfworI, with q hat band ard
buckle, the hat band wrapped round
with brass wire, and coarse shoes much
worn. Twill give twenty dollars reward
and al reasonable expenses for the APP
PreKension of the said Negro, if he is
returned to me, or secured in: jail, 80
that 1 get him again. ~ z.eegs q
n%ls ! ABRAHAM GORRELL. !
June II, 1903. y. I: @ssngE@ss5 =;
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THOSE persons who are indebted
j. / to the estate of Thomas Hall, late
Of Berkeley County, deceased, are re.
ques,ed % pay off their respective debts
On or before the first Of September next !;
those Who have claims against the de-
ceased, win please bring them ID by The
above time, for settle ment.t VIII:
49, JAMES FAuLKNER. Admr.
Mss,insburg, Angus. s.. 1909. i.
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CTkAYkDz from the subscribers
- plants,ion near Opeekon bridge,
some tims in June last, two FILLIES,
sboa, ,wosyear-s old ! one Of them en-
,ifsl, black. the other Of 4 black colour
with one hind leg white they IRE bo,h
loRgdoek'ds Iwin give three dollars
and reasonable expenses 20 mp person
who will return them. --s = = \. j.:
q. u. ELI BELLER,
+ August S, 1909.
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,feonrnuEp FROM ouR Last ]. i {
5 .
REVoLUTl0E IN SPAivt


Order accompanying tie Royal Decree
y %<e' T. re-: d. md 1ddrcss.
"Moss illustrious Sir, , .-
!" The grand duke Of Bergha: directed
me TO transmit 10 The council, - I here.
by do, the annexed:roSal decree of our
lord king Charles Nv. Issued At Rayon-
nc, in the palace &C government, and by
which his tnsjessy has been pleased g
appoint lieutenant general IF the king.
dom, his imperisland royal hishness the
above named grand duke of Berg: that
the same may be 50 understood BY tho
council and by them carried into execu-
tion, and circulated with al possible
speed fer the corresponding purposes. ],
81 likewise send TO the council, in
Reompfiancs with the said grand duke's
commands, the annexed address of our
said lord king Charles ~. in which he
sxhorts his subjects TO submiGto his dis.
posit;ons Tor the security Of Spain. the
ptomoeion of her happiness and the pre-
venting ofthe distractions and ealami. r
=. 80 :,.S-.. - ~. ,,.s,;.S 80 go
late the said address. ! May God, &c.
Palace, May 2, 1903. i.
S'sue crp.Sr, - pr,,I,rTAn/
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govs , nis - s.esusus! Don 49,
20 OFsftn, 1eu an 'liu. : 1870 u
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alt'e - l'I =. or -; :.-:.l
asIa you ~ ol1eI 9. on. M .mPsaaf
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
FRESH GOODS
No1t,,s oDc,,i,,p,

THE subscribers have the pleasure
i to inform their friends, custom
era and The public generally, that they
hays just received and arc now opening
at their Store CMr. Kearsley's we'll
known eorner) in Shepherds Town, a
complete and handsome assortment OF
SPRING and SUMNER
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C 90 Z: S,

consisting Of almost every Ertieie ~ the
mercantile line, which have been tpnr-
chased low, and win be sold da asfavor-
able .erms asany goods that viii be Of
fcred this season. =. = - e
They return thsir thanks 10 al those
who have been pleased to. .eall on them
since their commencement in busiiess,
and Rattsr themselves With eontinu.
ance Of The same, rs they are determin.
ed that NO pains shall Be spared to ae-
cosn,nodate those who may favour them
with their custom. T. = - - =
20 r, svORFHINGTON, & Co. -
Shenhrrd y Town, Mav %. 1903.
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Stray Horse !

TsAKEN, up trespassing on the sub
- scriber's plantation, near Opecaon
creek, asorrel Horse, -seyenyears old,
fourteen and an half hands high, his left
hind foot and righ. fore leg white. blaze
face, shod all round, no pereeiyahle
brand, andanpraised to sixty dollars
The ownsr ii desired to prove: property,
pay charges, andtake him away.
JOHN MYERS.
l.. July 81, $685..
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,ger,fg;nf tie Gntft Iigsllttr. ]

: rl4E price Of this paperis two dollarsper Z
= ann0In,s one dollar ayzble q the time Of sub
a.scrihings and one when the rear expires- 4
Distant subscribers pay for the 6ilole year 4
IN ADVANCE. No subscription received for .
b. shOE1orsefmahan SIX months, and NO paprT 4
Il discontinued until arrearages are paid-A tsi-
lure . posify siscoutinuap nee pf the paperst
- ecns;dereA new engagement The price Of 3
4.fj.otisesnents, ~ non-sphscriberss i one
d1Ilarpcr square for three weeks insertion, &
"A md for continuance SITTER that time IS cents 4
y per Meek -SabscriBs n will continue 20 4
Y receive ! reduction Of onc-Sourth on their
y Advertisement. II ~ s. Ill b. 49, !. &
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aleranoria DatIp 6asftte,
COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL.

- TlcxETs in the Chaysta6les
Marine Society Lottery, winch J.
commences drawing the 24th OF
this month, for sale at the office
Of the alexandria Daay Gazette.
price FIVE DOLLARS and FIFTY
clENTs. A regular list ct the
drawing will be received and IN.
formation gwen gratis TO those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-18
PROCLAIM ALTON
or THE sUpREM COUNCIL OF covERN-a EFT
AT sEv1LLE-coNCLuDE
Translated fer the ~ Z. Epe,,iag Post.

AT sEVILLE-CONCLUDED.
Translated fer the Y. I. Evening Post.
The emperor convokes the nation to his
presence; he chuses such deputies as he
thinks proper he arbitrarily desigaates the
mode OF electing others TO treat in foreign
country respecting themost sacred concerns
of the nation, VIXEN ne himself has publicly
censured as criminal and contrary to the
rights Of sovereignty, private and respect
able letter written to him byFerdinand WI,
when he was prince, to write whlrh perhaps
he was instigated by the very foreignerwho
now pretends 10 impute it to him as crime.
I, is in fact a crime and an act Of rebellion
in an independent nation to obey a foreign
prince, and to discuss in his pre- sence ard
under his control, her most important inter-
e.ts, and Seville, nor no Spaalard will ever
be SO lost to shame and SO destitute o. loyal
" as 20 comnlit such manifest and at1oclous
rebellion; even slaves would not De capable
Of staining themselves by conduct SO vile
and infamous.
He has taken thousand unworthy means
to deceive. Us; he daily dsseminates sedl-
rious libels 60 misleasi public opinion, in
which protesting respect 20 the laws and. re
hgion he tramples upon, ridicnlss ana III
suits both he om:ls no means however ia
famous to place upon our necks an iron yoke,
and make us his slaves his audaclty and
falshood have risen to such degree as even
to publish in one Of his journals that he IS
united with and favored by the supreme pom
tiff and vicar of Jesus Christ, When it IS no
torious, and Europe and even barbarous ma
lions who have respected his dignity know,
that he holds him in state OF the nost hea-
Wy oppression he has despoicd hin, his
estates he has caused his cardinals to leave
him, as the Pope himself states by violence
alone, and for the purpose Of preventing him
from exercising the direction and govern
nlent of the whole church, whichthe Pope
possesses by the authority and command OF
Our divine saviour Jesus Christ.
SpANIARDS,
All this imperiousiy call upon us to unite
and prevent such atrocious attempts. 8 here
IS no revolution IN Spain. We declare war
against no one, and we only endeavor TO de-
tend what is most sacred against nm VINO
under the pretext Of alliance and friendship
has snatehed it from us, and who unless we
contend with him we have reason to fear
will deprive us Of laws, of monarchs and of
! religion. Let US then sacrifice every thing
| IN SO Just cause, and if We must loose eve
ry thing, let it be in battle and like generous
men.
S Let us then all unite; the people through
out Spain are ready to take up arms; let the
most intelligent men Of all the provinces be
convened that public opinion may be pre-
served, and to refutc those libels replete
with insolence and atrocious falshoods. Let
us hight, each one in his own way, andlet
. the church of Spain necessarily imrlore the
god of armies, whose protection, the evil
dent justice of our cause insures.
And what have you to fear: There i. not
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or Printing inits various branches
qIesstad With ACCURACY and dispatch.
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Al Elk ANDRIA THEATRE.
a1 No postponement on account 81
the weather.

a No postponement on account 81
the weather.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mr.. md srRs JEFFERSON
OK THURsDAY Aueusr =, 1908,
mn Sc nresented an historical P1ey ('''ter-
shersed uith Songs called
The Surrender of Calais.
4 Itrsstsn By Gfosge Coleman, jnn.
IS EHGLISK
Edward Sd, King OF
England, Mr. charnock.
Earl of Harcourt, Nh. MILLER,
Earl Of Warwick, MIR. Jacobs.
Sir Nalter NANNY, Mr: seymour.
Workmen, MIR Blissett * Harris.
Qacen phillipa, Mrs Francis.
FRENCH
f,nnt R;hemost, MIR. Cons.
Fnstace de St. Pierre, Mr.. MsKenzie.
NJ G,oire. Mr.. Jefferson.
John ID Alre, Mr., Nllmot.
JACQUES Wissant,
Pierre yyissant,
4ne Patriotic neH rrho devoted themselves
TO s4Ue aeir sounfry.j
&John &c vienne tgo-
vernon Of Calaisl Esr. Warren.
4a,a Man. MIR. Frareis.
Ser;eant. Mr.. Bray.
O'Carrol. Mr. Crcss.
NfadeIon. Mrs. Jefferson,
~ Ia. N1rc 3Vi{n,Ot
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-18

IN ass I'd. a Proeegzcn and Chorus.
The voeal parts BY ladies' and gentlemen
3 Of the company.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-18

" Doors 10 be chen at s, end frrf orStosaes
70 6egin precisely at quarter fast o'clock.
ddmittance--6or one dollar, faif sevsnty
foe cents, gallery Try cent..
tit Boz 1ickets 70 Be had et the bar Of
lhr. Gads6y's hotel, and at the office ef the.
Daily Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
LETTER FROM THE
HON. TIMOTHY PICKERING.

n senator OF the United States, from the Massachusetts, exhb
@ 10 ms Constituents view Of the danger Of an INNE-
of and RuINOUS WAR, addressed to his ExceIency lanes
SULLIVAN Governor Of said State.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21

City Of Washington, Eco. l6, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
'aar. Dlrhertn9'8 Uetter.

- '.aE u e194ESDElAgT ~Sa.. 9-'e-r---
americans! Listen to the UOice Of Truth and HONESTY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22
Extracts Of letter from Mr.. Madison IL
Gen. Armstrong.
DEPARTMENT Of Sfaie.

Impairment 81 Sfdle,
february 8'h 1908.
"Your letters and communication
by DIR. Bullus were duly delivered on
the l4th lav of December. The
same CONVEYANCE brought copy o.
the sentence pronounced by the
French prize court in the case of the
Horizon, giving a judicial effect to
the decree of Nov. 21st, 1906, as ex-
pounded in the answer of Mr.. Cham
pagny to your letter of the 10Th No
vember 1907.
Whilst the French government did
not avow or enforce a meaning of the
decree of Nov. 1906, in relation to
the United States, extending its u :
view beyond the municipal limits il
could not in strictness be regarded
as an infraction either of our neutral
or conventional rights and conse-
quently did not authorize more than
a demand of seasonable explanations
of its doubtful import, or friendly
expostulations with respect TO the
rigor and suddenness of its innovati-
ons.
The case is now essentially chan
ged. A construction Of the decree is
avowed and executed, which violates
as well the positive stipulations of the
convention of Sept. 3oth, 1900, as the
incontestible principles of public law
and the President charges you to- su-
peradd TO whatever representations
you NAV have previously made, for.
NAL remonstrance in such terms as
may be best calculated either to obtain
a recall of the illegal measures, so far
rs it relates to the II. S. or 20 have tn,
effect of leaving in full force all tn,
rights accruing to them from failur,
20 do so.
That the execution Of local law
against foreign nations on the higl
seas, is violation of the rights of tn,
| former, and the freedom of the latter
will probably not be questioned. 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22

\ only by the inarticulate import of il,
ARTICLES, and the presumption that i
would be executed in sense not in.
consistent with the respect due the
treaty between France and the u. S.
The explanations given you by the
minister of marine, were seen by the
President with much pleasure, and it
only remains to learn that they have
been confirmed by the express autho-
ritv of the emperor. We are the
more anxious for this information, as
it will fortify the remonstrances which
have been presented ut London, a
gainst the British order of January
9TH. Should it, contrary to expecta.
ton, turn out that the French decree
was meant, and is to operate, accord
ing to the latitude of its terms, you
will of course have made the proper
representations, grounded as well on
the principles of public law, as on
the express stipulations of the con-
vention o. 1900. Nothing, besides,
could be more preposterous than u
blend with an appeal to neutral rights
and neutral nations, gross infraction
OF the former, and outrage on the
sc ntiments ofthe latter; unless it be
to unite a species Of contest on the
high seas, in which the adversary has
every possible advantage. But on
the more probable supposition, that
the decree will not be unfavorably ex-
pounded, it will be still necessary 20
press on the French government a
dispatch of such orders TO their cruz
zers in every quarter, as will prevent
4 construction of the decree favorable
to their licentious cupidity. The mo-
ment your letter was received. the
answer of the French minister of ma
rine TO your note was communicated
to Gen. rurreau, with call on him
to transmit it Immediately 10 the
French governors in the West Indies.
This he readily engaged to do. But
Notwithstanding this precautiou, there
are proofs that the West India priva-
teers have, under color of the edict,
committed depredations, which will
constitute Just claims of redress from
their government.
I" Mr.. Erving has forwarded Sna-
nish decree also, avowedly pursuing
the example and the views OF the
French emperor. The terms of this
decree are even more vague, or ra.
thermore broad. than those of the
prototype and, if not speedily recall
led or corrected, will doubtless extend
the scene of spaliations already begun
in that quarter and Of course, thicker
the cloud that hangs over the amity Of
the two nations"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22

DOCUMENTS
accompanying the Presidents Message of
: the Sth November, 1908.
Continued.
From the Secretary of Stafe 10 Mr.. Frs
kline.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22

Mn. MADIsoN's LETTER 70 Gen.
ARMSTRONG.
Mr.. Wadison Secretary Of State to
General armstrong Minister PIE
nibotentiary ofthe United States al
Paris.
(Extract.)
Department Of State,
May %, 1907.
" The two last letters received from
YOU we're Of December %, and Janu-
airy rs.
"The decree of November 81,
communicated in the first. had previ
ously reached US. and had excited ap-
prehcnsions which were repressed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-21

RY virtue of deed of trust executed to the
- subscribers by Robert and George Turner,
and Ann the wife Of the said George, duly record
ed i'll the Hastings Court of Richmond, made
to secure the payment of fifteen hundred dollars,
to Daniel Couch, according to the terms of said
deed Will be sold by the subscribers, TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, before the door
of the Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond,
on Saturday the 4th of June next, all that Lot,
Piece or Parcel of GRoUND, situate in the said
city, on the east side of the street leading
from the Bell Tavern TO the river, and now under
lease to Russell and Wallace (subject TO ground
rent of & 10 per annum forever,) together with
the following NEGROES George (uic Cook
Peter (the Barber) and Aggy or so much OF tie
said property will be sufficient to raise the sum
of seven hundred and fifty dollars, together with
all costs attending the said sale.
ANDw. STEVENSON, } ,r.,.,u..
c. ANTHONY,
May To- (.ds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-21

Lord HAwxEsBvny answered at considera-
bic length. In the course of his remarks he OBJ
served. that their LorSlships could not expect of
him, pending negotiation, To announce the
whole amount of whatever information lie might
obtain else where BY means of his official stua-
ton. But this much he could assure their Lord
ships, that outstanding the apprehension
which sbtneNoble Lords might have upon that
point, and not Notwithstanding the alarm which ap.
peared to be entertained elsewhere, he could as
sure their Loraships that 10 such disagreeable
sensation was accustomed in America by the pro-
mitigation of these Orders in Council. A Noble
Lord, however, had stated, that it was proved
at the Bar that such was their effect
But he begged them to recolect that they had
only speculative opinion of an interested mer-
chant ut their I.ordslip's bar. With respect tn
the treaty that had been referred to, he had to
inform their Lortlships that there were good rea-
sons to believe AZ indeed he wished, and no doubt
every noble Lord who heard him wished, that a
merica must shortly have proper sense Of it's
own interest !: and noble Lords must see that this
is MOTTO be obtained by tame acquiescnce in C.
very fear alarm with which weak or interest
ed individuals might endeavor to impress their
Lordships.
After short reply from Lord HOLLAND, the
House divided Contents. -. IS
Nom Contents. So
Majority against the Re solution--2S
Adjourned at half past one o'clock this morn.
ing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-21

EoR SALE, l2l, 600 acres Of LAND in Ken
Il awha county, in tie forks of Great Sandy
river; Gr
$4,000 do. in Tazewen county, on the waters
of Clinch river:
10000 do. in the county of Wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks
1000 do in Randolph county, on the waters
of Cheat river.
Also, 10000 acres of Virginia Land Warrants
The above will be sold very low, and great &C.
commodation given in the payments.
in good neighborheod, and possessing every
for family.
THOS NORVELL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-21

a DVERTISEMENT.--I forewarn ali per-
"a sons whatever from trading or taking as
sgnment for bond now in the hands of Mr..
George Williamson of Powhatan, Ex'or. of Ja-
cob Williamson, deed. The bond was given by
Mrs. Hannah Williamson to William T. Walker
of Prince Edward, for the amount of 80 pounds,
and the bond dated the third day Of January, 1803
GEORGE EGGLESTON,
Executor Of Hannah Wikiiamson, decd.
April %. T1aw8wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-21
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CHAMBERLAIN Court, Sth March.

NCHANCERY.--Ch Charlotte Court, 9th MARCH
L 1903.
Claiborne Barksdale and son, assignecs of Ma
Jor Parsons, Laintifs-Agsinst James Green &
Parish Green, Defendants.
The defendant James, not having entered his
appearance according to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the sa
tlstacuon OF the court that he is not AN inhabtat
OF this state, on the motion of the plaintiffs BY
their attorney, 1t s ordered, that he appear here
on the first day of August court next and enter
his appearance, and give security for performing
the decree of the court, and that copy of this
order be inserted in one of the newspapers print.
ed in Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the courthouse of the
said county.
A Copy. Teste,
THOMAS READ, elk.
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