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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-05

INDIES. having stipulated tia, the
crown Of Spain and the Indies shall con.
tinue independent Ind entire, such as IL
has been under my dominion and like.
wise that our holy religion is to be no.
only the established religion, but the ON.
" one protested throughout the territo-
Ties Of Iris monarchy &c. &c. a: 4 i.
ThePrince of Asturias and their High
mess Don Carlos and Dou Antonio. have
also ysuouaced their right 70 the throne
Of SPAIN - -, -a5
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of the Srandees. ana keer. them IN -
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-05
/. THE KING:

Letter enclasing me royal decree: to Aiis
p in,fsria and oyai hi8hhess { l4ayaf j Il,
Brothfr-My absence md in6rmi.ies
not allowing me wholly to dedicate my-,
.elfio the unremitted exertions required
for the government Of my siates. The
tranquility Of my kingdom, and the pre-
servation Of my crown, il hos struck mes
that I could do nothing better than 20 ap- ;
point L0cum ienans, who Invested with
ths supreme authority, which ! holdfrom.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-01


An engro5sed on, "To contihne and amend
an act concerning the James river company, .
was read q third time and passed.
bill, IncDr porating the trustees of a f-e
school or schools IN King George county -
a bill, To acthorlse the cutting OF
drains in Northampton county,"
A bill, Concerni he road from the
upper navigation of kanA Wha, to the up
per navigation of James river" were sevc-
rally read a sec Ond time, and ordered 20 be
engrOssed and read third time
The Speaker laid be ore the house, A
letter from the Governor, covering let
ter from the Governor If Vermont, encIo-
sing resolution of the Legislature of thst
st te, proposing an amendment to the con-
stitutiOn Of the United States. Also let
ter from the deputy adjutant general, en-
Closing the annual return Of the nliii,i7 of
this commonwealth which letter with
the documeats accompanying il be ng read;
nD mOtton, Ordercd, that so much Of the
said communication with the accompany
ing documents, as relates TO the anirnd
mGpt proposed to the constitution OF tn,
Uuitcd States, by the legislature vt Yer
mont--be referred TO the committee Of the
whole house, TO which was referred the
resolutions proposing certain amendments
10 the constitution of the u. States.
On motion, Ordered, That SO much Of
the said communication, as relates TO the
militia Of this commonwealth, be referred
90 the committee appointed TO enquire into
the militia laws Of this commonwealth
On mutinn, 'JfdcTed, that the Govern
oT's letter be laid upon the table
a bill a GShorisi0S John Wimbish, 20
erect adan across Bauistcr river" was
read second time, add on motion, Order
ell, To be referred to Afessrs. Wnodinr,
White, Sanford, Spragins, Johnston,
(of Prince Ed~ard) and Clarke.
Mr. Preston presented according 70 or
der, a bi1 " TO organise ard establish
superior crurt OF law and equity, in each
emmy Of this commonwealth" which
wasreceived a5d read the FIRST tine, and
ordered TO be read a second time
On motion, Crdered, That the said bill
be now read second the said bill was
accordingly read a second tim, and was ON
motion, Ordcrcd, To be ccmtaittod TO
committee q the whole house, on tie state
81 thc commonwealth.
o. motion, Oracred, That $50 copies
Of lie s~.a biI, be printed for the use Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-01
Education.

a CENTLEMAH who has been a Private
Tutor for several years, wishes to engage
Iimielf in fcspectabe family in the country
he salary vii! be no object provided the siiua.
non is healthy, and the accommodations agree
able.
January I, 1903. w3t
N. 3 Letters addressed 70 the Rev. IohnI
D. Blair, Richmond, pos, paid, will be duly at'
e7Gsd TO.
QY virtue sf the authouty vcs'ed IN ne byI
- Joseph w. lto5in,on, by deed OF trust,
bearing date The Sist day Of Jsnuary. 1907, re-
cord in The General Court Office. ! shall pro-
coed SSH, 90 the IIiGhesI bdler foT cash, onI
SATURDAY the 10Th January rexi, tnfooks's J a.
VEIN, 10 the town Of Manchester, enc NEGRO
10y narled Ned, to eon'gly Vt,h lie purposes
q the said t,ust. JESSE nix
De, suOer 81, 1907, wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-01
(CIRCULAR)

~O"i"eTCfW agency at ne CflfSd GtafeS
o. .lmefica.
NANTES, Octcber11, 1907.
10 fhe N4asfcrs Of american Vesseis nos
IN ne Eorf q hanfes.
GENTLEMEN,
BEING Instructed this day, 10y his FIX
cellency Gen. Armstrong, Minister Pieni-
potenuary Of the United States at Paris,
that he has reason to deem it probable,
that the English SHIPS Of war and cruisers
Will be let loose on such part Of our COM
merce with this country, Spain, Holland,
&C. as may be found within their reach,
he therefore deems it prudent, and here
by advise you, that you SHOULD return as
soon as possible to the United States.
am, Gentlemen, with much respect,
Your OBI. Serv't.
w. p. PATTERSON.
" In another circular letter, dated Oc-
tober 80, the Consul mentions his having
received advces from Gen. Armstrong,
dated Oct. 72d, and again urges the depar-
ture Of all American vessels, on the same
ground.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-01

3. .Res0lued, that il is the opinion of this,
COMMITTEES, that the petition of Reuben
Crafurd and Anne his wife, praying that
the right of the commonwealth to a small
tract al land, which escheatcd to the COM
monwcalth, by the death of a certain Da-
vid Davis, may be vested i'm the petition
ers, the said Am,e being the nearest of kin
IN TINS Country, to the said Davis, at the
time OF has death, is reasonable
The said resolutions being read second
time, were agreed to By the house.
Ordered, That bills be brought in pur-
snant thereto, and that the committee for
courts OF justice, do prepare and bring in
the same.
Ordered, that leave be given to Bring
IN bill To amend an act, providing for
| the poor, and declaring who shall be deem
Ell Migrants, and that Messrs. Dcaton,
| Read, Huntcn, Slaughter, Baytop, Crutch-
held and Pcgram, do prepare and bring
IN the same.
The following petitions, which were
heretofore laid upon the table, were taken
up and read, to wit:
! a petition of David Hunter, clerk o.
Berkeley court, on behalf OF the said court.
praying the passage ot law, autho, ,sinp
an appropriation oe Certain money ari.
sing from the tale of a glebe i'm Jefferson
coh9ty, .(part of which money belongs to
the county OF Berkoley,) to the use of the
poor of said County.
Also, petition of Anne F. Irvine, ADM.
nistratlx ct W.,,er Irvine, dec. and GUAR.
dian of his children, praying the passage
OF law, authprising the sale of certain
real estate, Of which said Walter, died
possessed
J Also a petition of sundry inhabitants Of
the town of Petersburg, praying the pas.
sage ola law, to increase the number Of
I magistrates in the said town.
Ordered, that the said petitions be re-
terred to tAe commistee for courts of Jus.
iice.
A petition of Joseph C Baldwin, and
Cyrus y. Baldwin, praying that the hands
employed in their cotton and wool facto.
rIes, may beexcmpted from inlits dnty
ordered, that the SAID petition be re.
tered to the committee appointed to en-
lu're into the militia laws oil this common.
wealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-01
TO THOMAS JEFFERSON, Preston,
o/ the Ja;fez SAFES.


TIE General Assembly of the Stat. %
Ncrth Carolina, convened at no,'. ~
when the independence of their Countr,-
~ whose welfare they feel, and are ON =,
occasions ready to manifest the lvelieas
iSoHcltude, Is attacked !; when their ri,b,s
S'e hVaoed, their citizeGs seized. tb.;r
property piundered, and their rer, ons,ro,,'.
Ces oisfesarded, ny q nation uniforn,Iv
ana hotor ousiy hostile, and who aDneai.
ohiy 10 power to justify her condnrt.
When the Union of these States ,,,:.l-
they sincerely desire may be perpel,aI i.
endangered by the machinat,ons af a.
appointed man and his adher.n,s VI,
nave sought to subvert, because thev co,,iI
not ditect the measures of e,overnue,,,
they icei 1t their duty to assure Won. Sir
OF their entire appreciation Of those me a,
Sures ~nlch have been pursued for the
defence and Interest OF their commnn
country. ''''A
We will not, Sir, recount the many he
"ehts "hlch you have borne to your co,In-
.,y from foreign Courts, whilst eng aged in
me Cause OF Freedom We will nor re,.;eu,
.ie eminent advantages derived from your.
ta!ents and virtues, whilst emploved in
high and responsible offices at home por
VIII the limits OF an address permit ne "a
enumerate the blessings whiclrhave Howed
from the administration of cur public af.
AIRS since the memorable period OF 1901.
we VIII only say, that IN whatever noi,t
OF view we regard you, whether in private
or pubic life, we perceive such uniiormi.
~ OF conduct such firmness of character.
Such an entire resignation on the one hand
ahd SO sreat. ability to act on the Other.
lh2t we have abundant reason to rejoice.
that IN person called to preside in the
councils Of his country, the Statesman,
Philosopher and Patriot are so happily and
conspicuously united.
Although we are sensible that to you.
DIR, whose time and talents have been en-
ureiy devoted TO your country's good, tho
pleasures of domestic ease and RETIREMENT
iron the busy scenes OF life, would now be
particularly inviting; yet when we reflect
'hat the period IS probably near at hand,
when the exercise of your patriotic vir-
tues Will be particularly important to Your
country, perhaps essential to its preserya-
ton, We canDct icrbear most earnestly to
solicit, that, at the next presidential cleo
Sion' you viii not decay your countrymen
the pleasure of again selecting YOU for the
discharge of those important duties, for
he performance of which you appear so
eninently qualified And may that BEING
who regulates the affairs of men below,
when The period of our final separation
snail arrive, receive YOU into those mansi-
ons Of bliss, reserved t0l sLCse WHO have
deserved well.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-01
CHARLESTON, Dec. %.

The ship Perseverance, capt. Goss. ar.
rived at this port yesterday III 81 diva
from Liverpool. We have only hecn ,,i.
to procure London papers 20 tie 7th NJ.
yember, by this arrival. The shin sail.d
from Liverpool on the 18Th November
and we learn, verbally, from The captai,
and passengers, that the mail of that NOR.
ming from London, brought the highly IN.
teresting intelligence Of Proclnnt,io,,
having been issued by the British Govern
ment, authorship the capture of all Nh.
trail Vessels bound to the Ports of the enc
mics of Great Britain.-This prccl,n'a
ton was intended as Il coun.ervaiiinf~ nro
ljectto the Biockadins Decree OF gunan.,,.
|. is also stated, that the PcDclama,,o,
iallows neutral vessels to proceed To enc
mes ports, IN case they shall first touch AZ
| a port in Great Britain. 0;ia FROM ,,,snca
clear out for tl,e por. of ,hcir s.esliuat.on
APT. Noss en!eavore'! TO obiam Il coDy
OF This Prcclainatioil, but could not. -
huslness was completely at, a stand =,
Ehgland-Upland cotton Rad been so;, =.
Sd. a Is. per Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-01

.dddTeSs 70 tie Prtsiienf If fhe Lcii,d
States, agreed 10 5y she General .asse,n.
6fy 81 .Fo1fh Carolina on me I'm j0gt
In me Senate, Yeas 47--,p;4qs LIB
rae House Of Commons, Yeas aa-.Navs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-17
Fran the NORFOLK LEDGER.

SPANISH REvoIuTIeN.- Theintelligence
which we publish in this evenings Ledger,
from Charleston, was given by US YESTERDAY
to our subscribers in Norfolk and Porrs-
mouth, IN an extra paper, and is republish-
ed TOR the benefit Of our country friends.
We now perceive more distinctly the
causes which have led to this important e.
vent, and from which we anticipate glcri-
Gus result. The frmness and dignity dis
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-17
NEW YORK, August Is.

TIE Spirit q The Eimes.-In Our Papa
Of Thursday, we copied from the Boston
papers a notice TO the inhabitants Of thst
town to assemble for the purpose of Psa-
tioning the president to remove the embaT.
so, at least so far as relates to Spain and
Portugal and their colonies. The mail Of
this morning furnishes the following int
resting proceedings of the meeting thus eaL
ed. 1t will be seen that the meeting was
general, and not confined to any partcdtaaf
party /; and that the petition, or nen,ofa4
was carried almost unanimously. We hgc
a similar meeting will be called, and slpl'
lar memorial adopted IN every town aidyS
iage throughout the country. Let the vcn
OF a suffering people, pronounced oesbrgmf
n, but, at the same time, in the tcnts =
independence and energy, be heard byth@
rulers. The peoplshold the sovereign F0'
er, and their will must be obeyed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-17

'on -. ILL., .as4,,.n,l.nt .. fl,e sun
tn ,Ia, ,,,,r he rslors.son
th a Was well done
= - ~ 49, &; $, fpor,si,s
= ,ss 49, M dufa. 5,s nov
s. 5. 49, 49, 49,, So s.
res ph;,o son,,;;, Friend e ,rhos Paine
n,'aSsssa,, { - = = insane.
= -, ,.,s ,, ,,.g o raip,
AIN
ps.sa. 2 8. 10 r,osense.
- - - = 's' 's @
= 4,b.s rst;s,,,;on. s. = vvas ofald
prs as IN, el,,ltepa al soyolels.
Alas Al.ss 8 a cs,,la s stales ,snf9If
sR,,, make NV BOILING blood run
' Andser,ek nv heart STRINGS.
:Souy-c ad, so,,e y, Is,,;red Stcfes. &c.
TIKI sStste of {, ia--as & ought 10 be-:
bans s 3 live = The ss hap.y time q see,
mems q p snd ld pes.et ,saI al. '
ss"sl o. - - go 80 1e :
~. c;s.sr sta,es--throne1ont the con-
s t;nen. =
~ -, not ,h;al ,les,,o,,ev ,sa. wel spent.
Thai for The I.otsy-A ma ,,rclsas went
s,av usu :, ~ i Uas and I fez OIL.
3, nJot,,;,s Cor T,;hute. fer Defence a Mil
hon {. 8 -
5 4, make Nanoleon dance new cotillion
: : - . 70 r,sse our Great men.
: - 5-
: .rhe ;B,;,;sb Cosmetic appears, to me,
t,;, a,,r,ss
nsy Mls'' = sahe =. 1sli ;sb IF l to
= - - - :, = ,aS a.'stas
'"s s 4"NSs s 800
lres ana ope'e.raSs S s' 'b - ' hs b syld
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AUG WIN 'i,, "oe FoAeis A'' - "''''No
Su'' :" -,
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49,
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"s, =. ,a,s., ..a,,
It's nurse was chang s'-a wohder.ul 70 tell
like ierrsP.ne me- y erawi 9 IN ,.l''e a sfeii
a. me NeW lits,
60 ~ s9je- lr0"s "a 0'es i-os scr
80.
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"a. Myself poor fellow, tho the last not

is. Myself poor fellow, tho the last not
least:
May grow better as my days increase,
And when death Oh! may slssdle
in peace. cssS
- have no friend to tcast me at my feast,
is hard by gracious.
Song-- En- the down hill Of fbfs. sc,
"A RACKER PLANTER.
FROM THE A. K. EYENIyNG Posi-.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-17

BosToN,s Ausg7si
Agreeable to notification verynume'os~o
meeting was held in Fanuiel Hall, al :.
o'clock; when Stephen Goldman esq Va =.
chosen moderator. The notification W.
then read, when the honorable jonalflnasaltt
Mason, after number of very psrt1I'ss -.
remarks on the subject, offered the ioll''
ing motion, in the form Of 4 vote: -
potsd, That it is expedient for the tos s
OF Boston respectfully to petition the P'',
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aleranDrta Daflp 6aseffe,
COMMERCIAL md FOLITlCAaL.
Frsn The Sapanah Colnmbian Museum
FOURTH OF JULY, 1903.

-
This great and glorious day was celebrated
at NV plantation, in a comfortable styic be-
he; soius, chose myself president, and VII
venture to assert that a more perfect unity OF
sentiment, and harmony of disposition, never
prevailed, since the existence OF our National
Independence. The following appropriate
toasts were drank, accompanied with SONGS
after which retired with decency and deco
rum.
The GLORIOUS DA E--that ] aow
celebrate
Purchas'dby heroes at SO dear rate,
May every rascal meet a broken pate,
And his base name become obliterste,
Who would attcr1.pt thro' malice 70 create
Political tlisscntions IL thiss state
At such a crisis
Ffrus ataited let as Sf, &c.
Tie sacred memory Of great Washing
ton;
& His virtuesTslline resplendant as the sun
The DAY nov enjoy his valors won
prithec, ceath, dcsst think II was well done
: 20 take Tim from us
Song Be lDqv he AID lzs duty, S'1s no7p
1ke,s ac7e 0Icyf. sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02

Poaha,an, Samuel Peasants, James Poin.
dexter and Frederick Woodsoh.
Prince Ed.vard, Peter Johnston, John Pur-
nall and Thomas Green.
Princess .fnne, Lcmuel Cornick, John Read
and Tully Robinson.
Prince HiAian,, John Bronaugh, James
Kempe and Stephen French.
Prince George, Thomas II. Cooke, George
Ruthn and Miles SelGen, jr.
Randoihh, Robert Maxwell, Nicholas Glib
son and John Currence.
Richmond county, Peter Rust, Ezekiel Levy
and Vincent Branham.
Rock6ridge, James Caruthers, John Ley
burn and Andrew Read.
Rockingham, George Houston, Benjamin
Harrison and Daniel Smith.
Russeu, James M'Farlane, Nathan Filing.
ton and Harry Smith.
Soufhamhton, James Gee, Henry Trizvant
and Griffin Stith.
Shottsylvn,Ha, David C. Kerr, Hugh Mer-
Ger and Robert S. Chew.
Stafford, Col John Cooke, Hancocke Eu-
STAGE and Travis Daniel
Surry, Nicholas Faulcon, James B. Ed
wards and Charles II. Graves.
SusSer, Benjamin Wyche, William Mas.
senburg and John Jarrett.
Shenandoah Philip Williams, Jacob Rim
kcr and William II. Duany.
IazezveN, James Thompson, Samuel Bard
and GEORGE Peery.
IYarvrice, William Dgges, Thomas Pescud
/ and Matthew Walls.
Harrington, Francis Preston, Robert Pres
ton and Henry St. John Dixon
| W'estmoreiand, Alexander Parker, Samuel
Templeman and Richard f. Parker.
! Hood, John Siockley, James G. Laidiey and
| Thomas Tavener.
Wythe. John Montgomery, John Stonger
and Joseph Kent.
York, William Howard, Samuel Shields
and Peyton Southall.
! Richmond City, Alexander Quarter, Ben
/ jamin Tate ard John H. Foushee.
I Norfolk Borough, Richard 4. Lee, Robert
/ Brough and William Lindsay
Hi4iamSbu7g, James Semple, Robert An
derson and Littleton Tazewell.
Ertract from the Journal.
DAM. l.. fIYLTON,
2w (verk ortLe H,,,,rH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
By The Goverrcr ort IKE c.. nonweath o.
Virginia,
A PROCLAIM ALTON.

NTUEKEAS tits represcn' e'i To the executive.
W that iIeniy rhacke,, David Thacker aud
Elisha Thackcr, late Of the c un,y of louisa,
and who were committed to the jail OF The dis
trict court holden At CharotesviiIe. charged with
highway robbery. have escaped FRO the said al
on ;he night of he 18Th instant ami whereas it
is also Represented 30 che executive that Reuben
Marshall. laie OK the county of Albemarle. who
was committed TO The Jail of said county. charged
with mai ming and putting ou, the eyes of Fan.
els ralafsrro, has also, the night afore said i,
escaped from the jail OF the shis county OF Abe
marie: I have therefore thought iit. wi n the ad-
vice OF the council of state issue this procla
nation. hereby Offering rewaId OF one hundred
dollars each for apprehending and conveying to
the Jail of the district cours aforesaid, the said
Henry Thaoker. David rhacher snd Elisha
Thacker. and do also hereby offer a reward
of one hundred and fifty dollars any rerson or
persons who shall apprehend and convey to the
aforesaid Jail OF he county Of Albemarle the said
| Reuben Marshall. And to The end tina, the law
may be duly executed, and Justice administered by
| the punishment of such crimes the cuiprifs A.
| foIesad are charged with, do moreover enjain
all officers, civil and military, and exho,, the good
peope of this commonwealth to use their best en-
| deavors TO apprehend and convey the iails re
! speetvely as aforesaid the said Henry Thacker,
David Thacker and Elisha Thacker, and Reu-
ben Marshall.
Given under my hand with the seal of the
(L.S.) commonwealth annexed, At Richmond,
| this 18th day Of June, 1908.
Signed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
In CounciL july 8, 1903.

THE Governor laid before The board letter
from John Claiborne Esq. ,e.igning his scar
in the Congress Of the United STATES as a repre-
sentative of The district composed Of the counties
Of Brunswick, Lunenbuig and Meckenbuyg.
Whereupon, II is advised, that vri.s of eleei-
on be issued 10 the several SheriGs of the coup-
les aforesaid directing them to hold elections in
their several counties. 20 supply the vacancy "a
fosesaid, oh their several court days in Sepiem-
Der pext.
Extr2a from the Journal.
DAM. L HYLTON,
2w Clerk of the Council
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Boots and Shoes.

Fair tops, back straps, 80
Ditto
Suwarrows, r
Half Boots, 4
Plantation and light fine shoes, lose los
Do. second & third qualities, 7s6 o.
Negro shoes (strong) Is a rs,
Girls do. AZ 40
Boys do. so n sc
Childrens' shoetees, 81 4ss
Fire Buckets S4ao g s per no;,.
BRIDES, Surslngies, Whip thongs, Spur lea
TIERS, Hame strings, Back Bands, Lead
ing Garden, Hambro and Fishing lines.
any OF the above articles made to orders
left at the Penitentiary Store, second door
above the Eagle Tavern.
ID. ]. BURR
April &c, 1908. Gavin 1awtf)
! W The Shoes are reduced much 5eEozy
The former hrice
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
VIM. II. CabeN.

Henry Thacker is slender, abou, IS years of
age. feet 8 inches high, very narrow faced, as
are also the other two, all three being brothers.
David rhacker is very slender, abont 5 feet 10
or IL inches hisa. Elisha ?hacker is also very
slender, and perhaps ABOUT the height of David.
Reuben Marshall is an active fellow, about SO
years of age, 5 feet or inches high, black
H. speaks quick, is impudent and subject to drink
hard