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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-04
Ladies fashion Dom
nets and Hats.

Just rrceived, q Sssas variety
Fashionable Hcnness and Hats, Y
Wreaths, ,ss..4 r,ss.s. .s53ss r.
Artificial Flowers, i'll. !. d
Ostrich Feathers, y, se.s ". .,l. I,
Lace Wells, !, "a 49, s.. - = II 8
Broad Thread Lace, *setEse. +, Z !.
Patent Ccttou, ditto, ! -
Fine Thread Edgiag, sd gssss s.- !. :.
Lace Sleeves, 80 Il :s1ass:ssa.ssssss i
Spider Net, ditto, E Is Il. a. s. !. ]: > Z (
Ezra long Silk Gloves, b i.
ditto White Kid dino, :; 4
Short Kid and Silk, ditto, -
I Kid, Morocco & Leather Slippers,
Figured and plain Leno Muslins,
Cambrick, E ditto, II
Chiptzss aud calieoes, 3:. tf q T.. 4
Dimities. ~ !: I'll IN. IN. + s+
Irish LINENS, nv ~ 's sefs = (, /.
Home made, ditto, q ,"s s.,sz s -.
Twilled Bags, Is n, t..s5 :ssss& . = scs i"
FLAX a. \. y .csss )
AAS1sthSUUsEnt 49, 49, 3s655sy9 #&Ss IN 4
] They also llaoe IN h0nd,
Medicines and Paints, 81
5Sa9a SoaI and Upper Leather,
Nice Fair.tops, ,tiiis.5s I Z
Calf Skins and Boot. Legs, ve
Bar.Iron, Steel and Nail,
Bacon, 49,. 80 " n, sss $500. e
! Flax.seed Oil. x Il s,s3ss. "
Wcll-seasoned Plank, -
"a complete assortment Of China,
Glass, Queens, Stone, Tin, Wood
Cd and Potter's Ware. ~
d 81 Il Also, IS s5.s, go, go i,
Cast Nuts Y for grim ding
Fruit. ,..,..:...
{ Super6ne Cloths and Cassiuaeres,
~ Flannels, g ]. 6 & IN. iss
sa' : IS Velyets, NJ ,sls 4. }}Iss !
Conatitntion and Presidents Cords,
,lii " Mill. Saws, &c. &c. -
ziilykieh fhf9s are selfng very cheap.
9 ~ 4 JAMES & JOHN LANE.
u Shepherds. Town, 1 e 4 III
I Sepsenaber 2, 1908. s.,.s'. l N
RS. Cash paid fer Hides and Skiins,ta
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TO III. LET,

and possession given immediately {
T.HR House "a which Mr.. John
Robsrts nov lives, adjoining
he Clerk's Oficc. Martinsburg. &
i 4 convenient and comfortable dwell.
inR, and would snit - tneehanic,
with . small family,
NM JOHN ALBURTIS.
i. October 20, 1901.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-04
!. Call7!!2:N'll'l'I..

Al rLIspersons are hersby cautioned
n assinss6 fishing, fswliDg, o. pass
ing through she enclosures q The sub
scriber, % any pretence whateyer, or
freln cnmmitting any otheE uAlaMfpl
deprsdafionss his properly, - he is1
pnsisiselyadeterlnined 10 prosecute 70,
the utmost limits ofshe law every per
son who may Be- found 20 soiehding 10,
future. kv .ssss hi
cONRAD5KoWNsLAR. n
lLcresk, oe.. 1908. q.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-04
James jMarsDelFs
NIGHT SCHOOL
WILDE opened On Monday evening,
November I, in the Stone school
House, Martinsburg. ~
October -, iaoe. 7
SHE subseriber informsthe pabli

eTSHE subscriber informsthe public
thath has removed from FREE
deriek counsy.to Martinsbnrg, where
he intends TO carry on The CLOCK
making and,W41cH Ssbaisisg bnsi-
ness; &c has opened shOp infhe house
belonging 10 Robert cockhurn and
where j Aibqrtia formally keptshis
Printing. 0Gfce |; where be Min De
thankful 70 Ill who pleas 70 can On
him il that line, saud II Wuriess that
are repaired in his shop ire vafranted.
.fotone year, accidents excepted, and
Ill clock smade By him are warranted
tobe good. - i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-20
MINUTES.
WEDNESDAY,, F0rgary !"

WEDNESDAY,, Fgrsafy !" =,
The Speaker laid before the nous eota.
signa,ion of Mr.. D. Thomas, repi'''
from the state of New York, .,cout
On motion Of iMr. Yan d!eH, ~ lei
was adopted that the Speaker afei Ssv 70
to the executive of the state OF ~
notifying him of the above vacanI'. ,;op r.
Mr.. Poinderter offered the toiios '.aIu>
luton, which was agreed to. nc u NV Of I
unnecessary to say any thing IN ne. ,,srs re-
object till reported OH, this beng -
luton to enquire: {, supais'
RESOLVED, That committee ,0es!!y;;
to enquire into the expediency Of ' ,.ror, %.
much of the ordinance for the soI s,a.ca
the several territories of tho Oi'. ,.,jto..;
empowers thu governors Of sHs|
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-20
CONGRESS.
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES.
DEBATE

Or the motion for admitting an ageft Of the
YAzoo contrary 70 be heard az the oar Of the
Eouse in su,hiaort Of The elaia,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-26

lamentations ttItical--inctaphys phi
biological after The manner Of q certain celebra
ted nee2 paper Editor.
% VThat kind Of situation can that be 1t
mus he a very deicctabc one.
~ Quege, is this sort of storm which would
please the people and therefore called popular (;
or is 1t ono where men, women and children are
to cone from he Heavens instead Of wind, rain
and thuSder, and il tic latter, did one OF the
People ever witness such a one
81 THIS is pullic Insult, 20 imagine The pub-
g.. src 60 be caught By cxcenpi",tiea, cahib. ed
zoo, drring perfect eclipse, when a reasonable
man would suppose it would be no very easy mat
c. To- sec them
az Me3eors and planets turned legislators, is
certainly new idea
60 Jnd ~oeu.NT
(6l One yj3uiGi.a2ginc from the rnnuteness
and accuracy si.h which tlhsyery fglwstge gen
tleIusu describe dis pponted ambition and ran
courovs revenge. hat he speaks eXpelimautaly
---Whota deal o. learning -etnicM--phys .0l1gi-
cal--1nd ohstetritd ~ enc short sentence; we
here learn not only that revenge may he rancour-
cas-, bJt that with thc ID Of disappointed anbi-
tom i en- c,lai., b4Ass, which psns, (nif-i ic
dictuJ have tbe 5.n6aIar power oi making 'uen
wiithc
q T6s worthy -,1it.~ HE pooro old Croker
III the - W 4-s.ls 20 itse .us bcaJ go ni.ed with
pio.s .uicuD-y. tlatb snu'is ono IN every
breeze.
% lie charged as Win d,js once before. Ne
qlf u,u.s, dIci-sime lernn.
~ E-rl sga.uthe Ghosts oi e Conspi-ator and
lis as sciafai (hrou BUR- aud h,a rsrtzane
q %be3 dl.tusn. tIe pDOs g-naemal i'9agi
al a..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-26

On the 10Th inst. the Senate of tho Uni
ted States passed bill authorizing the Pre-
sident to suspend the operation Of the non.
importation act-On tire goth, a committee
was appointed TO bring in bin, AUTHORIZING
hlm TO equip for service, the frigates and O.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-26

MARRIED-On las, Saturday f ,ening. Mr.
JOHN HANcocK to the lovely and integest,ly
MISS >oPFtA SEQ h0;h of this CIV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-26

We should have suffered Gone Of the
Protesters" to pass on in the harmless
tenor of his way," if he had not gone
out of his path to cast his dirt upon orr
selves. Our love of justice would have been
completely satisfied with handing him over.
to the silent contempt, or the scorpion Ia shes
OF &c One of the People, His antagonist is
at least equal 10 him. A wiser man than
himself would, perhaps, have more deliha-
rately weighed the hazards of conbat in
which he would have had to encounter e,,cb
" fearful odds" A bulirush against the a.
cean - hese protesting gentlemen are GER
fanny misled by strange infatuation. Thcv
collectively commence by Growing man
with the apPlauses of their country. whom
they had assailed by the tistercst abuses
and now, as IT unimproved by experience. or
hurried on by despair, they are Terminating
their snort career, by casting themselves
separately into the devouring flames.
after tue terrible Confusion which the
numbers of " One Of the People" had scat
tered among their ranks at Washington af-
ter all their vain denunciatOns against their
powerful antagonist; after their nuavai!;no
threats TO hast him by the collective light Of
their genius, in the name of the whole we
had really expected more formidable at
TACK than the one which is now submitted m
the public.--lt is abuse without point. II ie
the thinning of drone without the venom
OF sting. # surely could not have rcuui
red the combination Of caucus to Have given
birth to such q production.
On the 10Th inst the Senate Of the Uni
ted States passed bill authorizing the Pre-
frt 4 -
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year OF her age leaving 5ercaved family, to
deP'ore the loss OF q Eiad &nd endearine wife.
a.; "l5eclo9ate mother add society, that Of a
lrleholY and benevolent member She cyD;rad y,
the fuil possession o. her int lect,, ftc;,Itier
@nd IN The very act of ~ecomnend.nr- her soul TO
God, in ieryent prayer
8 Deathi &c the cyDzvv IF life:
IRE Geatd a-'y'A Isoor man u I'D Hvsfu vgir,
$3.50 e. G=4g9, s,se teos yo2!L azg!s5 70 M
ri OIlCE.-By vi.t-e OF deed % Cr,-sr 1rc7,
= VIM R,wieish, dated the 25th davof ~
e''ce'' ~ uhe Dr 1907, and recorded in the
'oI'ca toTrt 81 chmond made 10 secure the
payment OF debt Tue from the SAID RavgleIyI,
70 Samuel Mycra-W;u br exposed - sale. at
11ucuoh, on the premises, on SATURDAY The IN
OF next month, at II o'clock in the forenoon, ali
uAt LOT OF GROUND or rENEMEHr on Sh1ckse-
I,ih' III inc city Of Richmond, which the said
htc@WleI6E bought OF SimPkin Bryan. This piece
of ground Is twenty feet and half in front. on
the street. and runs back Ito feet There IS ON
IL q : new three story Brick House lately built
by sad Rawle' gh.--SiXty days credit viii be AL
oWed ior twelve hundred dollars ofthc purchase
money, and twelve months credit for the residue.
me purchasers giving negotiable notes, with a2-
PTO'OG endorsers But the tile TO the property
as WeItas the possession, will be retained until
thc note Tor 1900 dollars is paid; and if pot paid
az the Bank OF Virginia at the time it falls due.
me sad LOT or rESLMFrr viii a. any tine
thereafter, when ttc subscriber slsll think pro
PER DC 500 by HIN al aucuon, uDaeg the deed
OF trust aforesaid, for ready lnoney And iFon
such Fccond sale, it sh:J! produce less than Il sold
Ior az me trst sale, then die FIRST purchascr to-
gethcr with the endofser CO End ,tsers 90 lis
notes, viii be liable Tor the a.. & ;crcy; c.t iris
5'al sell for moro, tue surplus win BE- psd Il,
,'s i'f5t purchaser Jn case oi q second s7i. ten
d"y notice thereof shaL 5c published in u.e Of
'"s He"s-Papeis printed in tl,c cisy % Riohmod.
CHARLES COPELAND, Trustee
Richmond, April %. RS rlw1
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14

GEORGE NJ. r. CUgTS, Esq
o. Arlington House, District of Columbia.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
g XII. His majesty che emperor Of Che

xxi. His majesty the emperor Of the
French and king Of Italy engages to recog-
Mise his Catholic majesty the king Of SPAN,
as emperor of the lWO AMERICAS,
zvlssn every thing. is reaay for lbs nlajestys
assuming that TIE, winch may be either at
the general peace, oras Ja,5hest svlthin three
years tserstrom.'
Thus Norm America was fairly bargain
ed and sold and transferred by bonaparte 10
Spain more than a year ago. pohs! says
I'uane, all friendship, all love and friend
ship positively, and so says Mr. Eppes.--
We shall give the whole OF this interesting
paper of Lavallos as soon as We have finish
Ell farmer Giies's speech.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
From The Nezo-7ork Epening Post.
READ AMERICANS !

Among the newspapers just received BY
the schooner Friendship, arrived this morn
ing from Liverpool, and bringing dates to
the 26th ultimo, we have one containing q
Spanish state paper, published By Don Pc
dro Cayallos, the first secretary OF state,
and dispatches to his Catholic majesty, Fer
dinand 9TH. This paper is entitled $ Ex-
position of the practices and Vaccinations
which led to the usurpation Of the crown OF
Spain, and the means adopted by the empe-
ror of theErench to carry it into execution"
This state paper is pronounced by the Eng
lish the most interesting and important do
cument that has appeared during the war.
Among other things it contains a secret
treaty entered into between Bonaparte and
the Prince of Peace, on the eth of Octo-
Der, 1907; Of which we have only room to
insert single article, but that we do insert,
and call upon every man in the .. States,
not in FreRch pay to read i.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
GIasanDytta Daap Gasette.
H,gD.vsSD.sY, DECEMBER a..

We understand that the bridge across
Pour Nile is closed and WILSON be. passi-
be, and that it is IN contemplation to run
one ormore hacks regularly to the Potomac
bridge. Travellers viii also be aecommo-
dated by using the paved road more than
two thirds of the distance to Georgetown
ferry, and thereby avoid the worst part of
the present old road, and that at a reduc-
ton Of at least one mile Of the present dis
taIce.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
HORNE rOOKE.

This gentleman died in london, on the
4th of October last. His Literary acquire
ments were considerable, but il was as a poll
tical character that he principally attracted
pubic notice. lie was anxiously attended to
The moment Of his dissolution, by his friend,
Sir Francis Burdetl. Mr. locke, We be-
lieve has lett tso daughters.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
THE EMBARGO TELLS,

Our Farmers viii no doubt be well pleas
ed to hear, that the article of Salt is doubled
IN price, and that P9rs can be bought at
three cents per pound. Almostall import
ed dry goods and groceries, have risen from
10 SO and some even to 100 per cent
Cassimeres have advanced only ONE
DOLLAR per yard. A man may now
get a tolerable pair OF breeches for fourteen
dolars. Another week may bring chem up
to twenty! The Embargo is beginning to
be. felt.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
CoRuNNA, October. 6.


The Supreme Junsa have published an
othciai letter from gen. Blake, dated Head
Quarters, Qaincores, sosh Sept. giving an
account that marchal New had made a teint
with the army under his command, with
intent to tall on our force in Bilboa, with
treble Its force but the Patriot division,
uader portago, apprized of the movement.
mace good Its retreat with its artillery and
baggage to Balmadeno. The French re-
entered Bilboa the 9th ult. The measures
taken 6y the Spanish army, in consequence
OF thus movement, were the most jndici-
Gus.
October 10.
On the 80 ult. (three days after the cap
tire the French attemPtedto quit B;lboa,
but were obliged to return. Wemaythere-
fore expect their retreat to be cut of that
our army will fall upon Ney and his IA, 900
Fnen-and that our arms winhave glorious
Faay. Generals Cuesta and F. Llanos
nave formed a junction, and nine thousand
Asturians are at Reynosa.
cn the 4th, at day break, Gen. Blake's
army, at Quincores, (not far from Bilboa)
was IN motion. Castano, with $4,000, Of
winch 1000 are Cavalry, is at Logrono );
paiatox, with 1900 men, is advancing by
isoncesveaux towards Fonterabia, to cut
Oh the retreat Of the French, by Irun.
October 13.
ms morning a British convoy of 40
s n with 1900 troops, under sir David
pare, arrived here. Itwas expected their
standardization would commence immedi-
sely but the provincial junra having beer
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
N O T I C E.

ALL those having claims against the estate
of Jacob Thomas, late ofthe county OF Fairfax,
deceased, are requested to bring them for
ward properly authenticated, on or before the
Soth of this present month, for settlement !;
and those indebted arc earnestly requested to
make payments to
John H. Manley. Err.
Alexandria. 5th Dec. law3tf
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
Fifhery to Rent.

Twill rent my Fishery on the Potomac r.
yer, about three miles below Alexandra, Tor
the ensuing season. / have lately erected
roomy and commodious buildings for carry
ing ON the Fishery upon an extensive scale.
For particulars apply on the premises,
G. ". Valangen.
December s.. lawsn
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terms.

o." Booksellers supplied on the usual
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14

The Nashville (Ten.) paper of the 10Th
ult. says We have Just heard that the
great Preacher LORENZO DOW, DIED
lately in the Mississippi Territory, where
he he'd just removed bis family"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
I,6bTFERX OFFICE.

LUI SES2S JFgKCE.
t. tickets In the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the oGco
OF the alexandria DaaN Gazette,
price FsUe Dolls. s. Seventy jfue
cents. A regular list of tb~
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
(Freeman's Gosaa,a1.

1t is nonsense to talk about severing the
union by violence. II present measures are
persisted in, the Government of the United
States will shortly die natural death, Or
rather commit suicide. We shall not be a.
bic to pay our debts. | question whether
Bonaparte will accept Beef and Pork and
Fish IN pay for Louisiana, and particularly
if he has to come after it himself.
Boston Rebertory.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE

Communicated for the Federal Gazette
Ll5efaaol, 9th October.
Cotton, Upland, Is. 1od. a 2s.11d.s per ID.
Tobacco, 1Od. led. pc: ID.
The total import of Cotton into Liver
pool this year to the 1st October, ne esti-
matesat 10000 bags but we have hitherto
received only a few shipments from the
9Braziis. Thestock of Cottons in this place
is estimated at the present time 10 amount
to 10000 bags.
Wheat has been steady and commands
1As. a As. Cd. per 70 lis. we continue Of
the opinion, that when the Em5argois re-
moved, this article is sure 10 be safe, and
likely to be very profitable remittance.
Rice, Eos. AS. per cwt. Turpentine
'ccs. a Aos. Tar, SIS. 52s. fper barrel.
CAPT. HALEy-of the American sch'r
Hope, Of whom we took some notice on sa-
turday last, did not accompany his vessel,
as was, in the first instance believed, but
prudently remained at Havre. A person
went to Cowes, to arrest him, provided he
had ventured again in the g Tory Island"
His wife accompanied him to France from
America, where, We understand, he intends
to reside the rest of his life.
Load5n Times, Sept. 80.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-14

Opium now costs thlrty-two dollars b.
and is very scarce. It would be prudent in
Mr. Jefferson to dispatch ship for a few
tons of it before his intercourse act pass
es, as it's much used by physicians of late
wears and as if he intends to maaacle the
people, large doses of opium will beneces-
sary to maze them sleep.
FE;J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-15
NEW-YORX, July 7.

Ertract ofa letter from Martinique, dated
June {, 10 respectable merchant Of this
r;y,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-15

The late London papers give list Of c Num-
Der OF American vessels condemned by the
court of admiralty for breach Of the British
blockading orders. But for the Embargo, what
RIGOROUS sweep would hayc crowned this ener-
getic measure; and, in such event, how loudly
would the administration have been denounced
for not laying an embargo, as loudly, probably,
as they have been for Earring it...Ib.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-15

A COURT Of INQUIRY for the 1st batta-
L ~ lion will be held At tho Bell Tavern IN the
city Of Richmond, on the 25th inst,--snd for the
ID battalion at the Washington Tavern, onstbe
goth inst.--and a Reeimental Court ct Inquiry
will be held 1t the Bell Tavern, on the 9th day Of
August next: Theac courts Will commence at 9
o'clock, A. NJ. and adjourn at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ on
each day, unless the business before them be soon
err determined.
GEO: WV SMITH,
Lieut.. Col 18th Regiment, 1908.
July Is. Ut
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Portuguese army, asreeably to which every
deserter On being arrested will be punished
with death.
o. nc 0cCrctary Oh sxate, tne command
ers Of the French. Spanish and Portuguese
armies, all magistrates and justiccso of every
description, are charged with the execution
of this decree throughout the Kingdom, and
to make the same generally known. Any
boats found without a copy of this edict, shall
be seized and sold for the Benefit of the cap
tor (Signed) JUNOT.
Head Quarters. Apr:l,5, 1903.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-15
WASHINGTON, July 9.

Government has received dispatches from
Our ministers at Paris and London, by lieut..
Lewis, one of the messengers that went out
ans returned i'm the Usage, and who reache ed
this city last evening.
We understand that neither France nor
G. Britain have manifested any disposition
orclax in the regulations they have adopt
ed towards neutral nations, and which have
placed the y. States in SO unpleasant O stu
alton.
The Secretary Of the Navy returned to the
city yesterday, in consequence OF the arrival
OF the Usage. The President and ali the
of departments are at present here
El5nitor.
July II.
We understand, that the information received
by the Usage, is by means satisfaetory that
there does not appear, .cither on the part of the
French or English governments, any disposit;o,-
10 relax their orders agd DEGREES relative to The
trade 0f This country that, on the contrary. the
French government appears tn be giving wi
der scope to the operation Of the measures prt
siously taken by them; and that no step whatever
has been taken by the British government. SIM
the return of Mr. Rose, even ssiatiyc En- tbc
affair Of the Chesapeake. The Information from
Paris comcs down to the middle of April; and
that from London 10 the middle Of May.
=. Private letters received by the Osage staie
Tie prevalence Of general expectation, smtbs
the friends Of tie Britsh ADMINISTRATION, OF an
insurrection in Gis country against the embargo
which has, no doubt, bcep.excited BY the dis
graceful publications here on tile subject While
such wFetched deusioDs continue, we can have
bt little 10 expect.
II docs not appear that there IL disposition
Oh the irrt eitlier of France or England to 90 20
war with = sf'ut strong desire By each to en-
bIOii us with tbe ouer-. .Nss,- Int
TIE. London Morning Chronicle &C The Tn
May gives Est Of thirty tcsscls captured or So.
sd@stcren under tie dec &c Of tho t7th of De
myer, TIC pcfsheble commodities on board of
winch bad b9en or'ierSl % be sold.--{5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-15

NJ OfICE.-AH persons na,mg c"unns *. aisl
L y the estate of Joseph Watkins, decd, late
Of Goochland, are desired to present them prey-
Gus 10 the first of December next, properly au-
thentic tied ard those indebted, to make imme-
diate payment TO
BENJAMIN p. WATKINS,
Acting Executor.
Jaly Is. WIS.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-15

@ ALES at AUCTION-VILLB E &OLD
~ at Public Auction, on Friday tl,e ODD inst. II
the dwelling house ofthc late Robert Means, dec
II Negro mani Horse,
Gig and Harness,
90 hhds Lime, and
Kiln OF we'll burnt Bricks.
with a variety Of other articles belonging 70 thc
estate ofthe gaid Robert Means, dec. Six months
credit will be allowed for all sums above fifty dol
lars, the purchasers to give approved endorsed
notes, payable and negotiable in the bank Of Viz
GINA
DANIEL CALL, Executor.
July Is. crtde