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PASSES INTO SPAIN.

At the present moment, when every Rri-
ton looks with apprehension to the means
which the despot of the continent has OF
pouring the instruments of his vengeance
into Spain, the following account of the COM
munication between tsat country and
France, Will afford some qualification to our
readers;
{. The first and greatest of the roads,
which conducts, straight. to Madrid from
France, is the one occupied by Bonaparte,
and which. Joseph has taken in his route
from Bayonne to that city. 1t lies for near
% leagues through the .Pyrennees, before
they sink into easy activities, between
Mondragon and Victoria. !. AT every step
an army is exposed to an attack,; but as Ma
.paleon appears to be completely master of
the country, from the Bidassoa quite to Vic
toria, 1t is to be presumed that his forces
will encounter no difficulties on their. march,
except those caused by want of magazines,
and provisions. In many parts Of Old Cas-:
tile, even bread and eggs are not 70 be pro-
cured. Even in Alaya and in Biscay it is
difficult for troops accustomed to the. album
dance that reigns in France, to conceive the
want of every kind of sustcnance. Water
itself is not always tobe found.
!" The second grand entrance into Spain is
from Perpignan to Barcelona through Belle
Grade, La tnrsquera and the famous pass Of
Figueras, in Catalonia. About fifty miles
Of this road lies through the Georges of the
pyrenees. where in MANY places an hundred
armed peasants may arrest an army. Nei-
Their horses, provisions, nor accommodations
are to be found between Bellegrade and the
city of Girona. That Barcelona and the fort
of Montjuif are in possession of the French
we know. But whether the fort and pass
age Of Figueras are so, may be matter Of
doubt; and if, as has been asserted, the pa
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HARTFORD, SEPTEMBER %.
CoSNEcTIcUT ELECTIONS.

On Monday the 10th inst. the free men
of Connecticut met in their respective town
for the purpose of choosing their Represen
tative in the National and State Lesslatur
and of making out nomination from whn
in April next, are to be chosen, the ASS
tants Or Coansellors for thc next year'--
The present delegates in Congress, VII
Champion, Dana, Davenport, Mos:fY'
F t in, Sturges and Talnadge, are all rel
chosen without opposition, as the nomH''|
ton from which they were selected e0rl
sisted entirely of federalists. Inc ieaefa|
ticket for nomination of assistants nas Wno
lv prevailed, II with an increased maM
IT,. In the House of Representatves (oa Oh
sisting of 100 members, there VII Dc ~
Federalists and and so democrats 'TaI
afederal majority has not been IN SIX y:a.
In views of this election We canno! 0A'
to express our sincere joy. 10 our I Ilsn'
in this and the other states OF the ohD'
this intetligenc viii doubtless be Plca'as
tho from the uniform adherence OF inc '% J
of Connecticut to correct prlnclpss' ."
their decided opposition to lmFo''u'''
was not unexpected. .. -.
Connections, always faithful 10 the uu, . i
.terests Of her country, has, II the "o's
times, successfully resisted democl@ S.,.|
she has stood firm while other states n% n
fallen around her, against faction Il,r ~ >.
trigae within, and the most unPFovoA'a .. ;.
saults from, without. For eight long w..
she has witnessed the most nsoiTA. .s t.
proRigat. attempts TO crush and desSIes =! !.
best citizens, and to elevate her W2I ~
The miserable hirelinss OF exec y
ronage, without property, talents ap H.
ractel. have sTguTTED about with an :, a.
portance which vice and infamy a,"Nl borsI
tain when the wicked bear rule--ta'y ,:a.
industriousiy laboured by fraud to C. s@' I'D
by terror to dismay, BY force to suDaus' . a. 4
by bribery to corrupt, the good pso oPps1 =
Connecticut. Their efforts have p1o 1.rrs
borltivc-they begin to feel their own a atSes
dation, and to know themselve "lia y If tbs
have always known, thae the triumph d .
wicked is short. ofT i.cd.
Weagain congratulate the county s.1srd.
field on display ofpure unnlS 60 ' county,
ism. That large and respecta'o',sI a es has
composed of substantial freeaoae.hb' ,r %
not chosen single democratic 'ls. 4;o tick.
the Assembly, nor had the democrat ?: nv OIL,
ct for nomination, majority N , any ~ o.
town. To sach men we must @"N' ,.uub
them depend, five would nsaln''l'' y
Gcan government
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triots havesnrprised shatfor,,..
troops m ataloniamay be il :, I'm ''ssps
Gus predicament. 'siy Ssass
- A third,road conducts fr0a,
q small town called St. lean D. a'sonNe
into Navarro, straight to the CIV sa ae I
province, PampeIuna. II IS J Sr alass Of
Gus and almost ilnpracticabls lust daas g.
through perpetual dehles and o' sa'aaI
mountains, which can only be a r0ags
tween May and the end Of October ' g )
road, however, it is that Napoleon y. y
Febvre to penetrate into .Aragop, Nm y.
pears to have crossed the Ebro At TaI
and proceeding down its left bank, ;, ru .
had various engagements with the ~. .'e
particularly at Alagon, and at Saraapo ssa
We must presume that the French SIM ssH
tain possession Of this entrance into ST..
but we know little or nothing certain ~ =
tiye.to the actual state Of Navarro,
"-There is a fourth road, from Tad,.
.Bigorre, along the valleys that diivnS =
province from Aragon, which conInr,
Saragossa. Itpasses through the s,,,,s
towns of Jaca- and Huesca but its r1'.
atrack peryilous to muletecrs, during sm
mer, than a road by which any troos Il
pass. In winter the SHOWS render it n.S|
impossible. \
3uy. 90.
The following are the positions Of \,
Fren Oh in Spain. as far as we nave been AZ.
to. ascertain them-There were two stna,
divisions in andnear Pampeluna-Btssiert
force, about II 9, 900 men, was on the flq.
tiers of Biscay--it was that force which,,
bishop of ST. Andero was marching asasn
with the Asturiaa levies. Lassolles was
Vallaaolicl a French force was near Sar
gossa another occupied Barcelona MugaI
division was,at or near Madrid.
July 29.,
Bonapa-te has issued another decree /,
Bayonne, which was received in Hollndo
the. attn ut. directing that all Amsrna
property seized under the decree ofth2,
November, should be Immediately soda
the proceeds paid into the Chissc d.
complies, there to remain until the finals
sue Of the pending negotiation bsSe
France and America.
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Ioaf auspiicious promise for the patriots. we.
are aWare.that it may be. said, that this IS 100
safguinary .as view.of the good cause, ana
that we.shan be referred to the past conduct
Of the Corsican to prove it so. But It IS up
on the fullest admission Of all that can pc.
claimed for him, on the score OF that past
conduct, that we entertain this view 81 the
case; it is because we suppose that Bona
parte, when he invaded Spain, was not M
attentive to other objects; that when he was
stripping the Pope Of his temperatures, ne
could not calculate upon the appreciation OF
the catholic powers of Europe; that as ms
views did not terminate in Spain or Rofne,
his measures embraced I'll his other objects;
that he did not take a man from Germany,
italy, or Dalmatia, more than he thought
absolutely necessary for his designs on
Spain, that as he was not apprehenslve OF
any rising in France, he madeup the lnvad-
ing array principally Of the forces which ne
had ia France, and that consequently, the
army he now, wants for fresh invasion
must be drawn from the other parts OF the
continent, to the imminent hazard OF all his
other objects. If the force sent to opaln
had proved Sufficient, the whole arrange
saent would have been of a piece with all
his former measures; and it's from the Ia
tai error committed in proportioning the a
mount of, that force, that we think the view
we have taken of his present difficulties JUS
-tifable, as well as that the: grand expedition
from England will have arrived, to co.ope-'
rate with, or make a diversion IN favor OF
the patriots, long before any very forlnl-
.>eabis force, car be collected again to invade
Spain. ~ .1.s.,..,
s.Sach are the pleasing reflections in which
We wish ito indulge; leaving to others TO
pursue different course. We envy not the
Situation of sllose whose daily task it is to
throw doubts upon the authenticity OF tue
intelligence Of the defeat>of the enemy ny
the gallant Palafox.; to ridicule the noble
admirable, address of thai. gallant Chief to
the Arragonese.; !. and to predict: that Bona
parte is about to overwhelm Spain with his
whole force. Be ours i more grateful, ind
VIZ trust, more beneficial duty to our coun-
try. Be it for us to conte nplate the enthu-
siasln which pervades every part OF the Bra
tish empire in favor Of the patriot cause
Il is our heartfelt delight, that throughout
the country there is but one wish. ard one
sentiment upon the subject, and it viii be
the everlasting, glory Of Great Britain, that
in this great crisis Of the fate OF Europe, she
has p<81oyaedIAsy dry. !. :.
- ,..&-.- = - 9,
Wehave been informed, that JUNIOR some
time. since issued a proclamation at Lisbon,
by which he invites he.people OF Portugal
orepair to his standard, and offers such as
should Immediately comply, the daily pay
lnent Of new crown fabout Is. I'd srer-
lingo Notwithstanding the magnitude OF
the temptation, it does not appear that SIN
gle person had: taken advantage OF it.
80
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Tie Preudsss I bellevue is the only ereetl-
sior.
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'IO RENT,

And immediate POSSESSION ,tveHl
NEAR The EXTREMITY eF TIE rAfSAEsi
On Prince Street.
A TWO STORY BR!CK HOUSE, wan
q an elegant garden, and all necessary
1sileliaes thereto, complete. The premises
oocuov ora hall acre Of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best CONSTRUCTIONS, eqashea
by few, If any exceeded by none IN aiexan
elria Of its size; il has also pump OF sxcei-
lent water, approved by the best Judges,
besides we'll in tire garden Tor ITS exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
date a genteel family, from such moderate
rent VIII be takeii.
Nov building and will be ready
10 RENT about the first Of Angus, -FOUR
HOUSES, or. Washington-street, the sItu-
atoms are good, and the bulldogs viii DC We.
ry convenient and neatly finished, tor private
families, or public business and House or
Two. near lNessrs. MaretrRer and Yonng's
Rharf.
For terms apply to,
Robert Broeset,
T.re Jaw
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DiIarld Of Columbia,

Coxnsy Of .le.rcndria, rug ID, 1903.
WAS committed Is tic Jail q this county
a NEGRO BOY, as "A kunaway--he says he
is the property of Mr.. Lsndon laiteb OF
Prince William county. a5ca, 8 miles from
Cfn4rcville--he is about u or - years Of
aye, has ON blue ciothcs-Ihe owner is nc
quesfed 10 come and prove his property, pay
charges and take him away, otherwise he via
be disposed CT as TIC law diseess.
Jas. Campbell, 7asloT.
August s. ia~zm
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The subscriber will Sell.
On a credit of 8 1e and s

months, either Of the HOUSES occu-
pied by Messrs. Gray, and Shreve, on King
street; or of the HOUSES OH the same street
occupied by Messrs. Sloan, and Nelson; Sc
raj vacant LOTS on Washington, near King
street; any part of bis vacant GROUND on
IL, Mall, the Potomac, or Hunting creek;
ard several valuable ANNUA AL GROUND.
) RENTS.
He will also dispose Of a valuable
GRIST MILL on Goose Greek, near the
turnpike road from Leeshurgh to Alexandria,
with about 500 acres of land adjoining, great
part of which is we'll covered with timber
Apply to JOHN TUCKER, Alexandria, or
or the subscriber, near Lccsburgh, Loudoua
county.
april Il. Law
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TO rem 4,

A three story Brick House and Lot, well
calculated Tor business and the accommodate
on Of a family, situate at the corner OF Prince
and Washington-streets, in an airy HEALTHY
part Of the town.-Possession given on the
hrst day of August next.-Apply to Pa'hl
I,S4hleH.
Edmund Denney.
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IOfeph Mandeu;llo
<eauas,xar r1uc and A'iS
evv.v.a \ s95.ls.
HAs rnp CO
r. A'
IN dllCEiaiSlll OF WINES
ou0Rs t4RncFp,ro
- &C
uAnE1p.,
Port
Sherry si.ssy WINES
.n'Doil AASEo.
MaIaha
Iehcf1As
sotslSa
Sld vt. Lseep'ie SAeuoc faret, IN ssvN
one dozen
= lev dsSeh me cic lfonansc
Dltto 60 Dsst wine bltten
Jamaica ana " est-ihaia rum
NeW-Ehs.aio 90.
Gognlae' boaraeaux and Naples asss
Il
noiHl',a ana country gin
3chiesaih ss''ih ~ eases
irish "nisHey' sci5 c.a
q barrels TcnHsyisai'ia rye sdy
lldef III Daffcia
White WINE ana eldef vinegar
Florence Oh ~ liasNs
hogsheas's iissailisa money
- 40 I'ioioe ie'siilng molsssa
nahPo"aSf
Imperial
n i1ssoh lEAS
rouns ~ son Of good qashe
~, Sou.aoa' j; o,,rs
80, -. p ''''s'
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Notice IS hereby Given,

ASOtlISa1o AiAlNo
~T~HAT the subscriber of Alexandra cous-
4 tv in the district Of Columbia, has obtain--
ed from the Orphans court OF said county, let
tsrs of administration with the Nili annexed,
upon the estate Of Mr.. SAMUEL CRAIG, late
OF the county aforesaid, merchant, decd !:
A,l persons having cislnas against the sad
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the eth day Of Septenber next, or
they may by Law be excluded from ali heneft
TO said estate and those indebted thereto are
required 10 make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this ninth day OF
March, 1898.
John G. Laid,
.faaiaistrator. with the NIL annexed,
sf Samaet C'.aig, decreased.
tuousts cosw
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August IS.
An excellent Cook for Sale.

Is, =
F.S.AA'K the property Of the late JAAes
MURRAY. jun. will bs exposed to pubic: SAFE Sal
before the tavern OF Gecree Williams, N tire
town OF DunJiies, on Monday, the 5th clay
OF September ,acxi, atsstnree o'clock IN the 81
terncon., Fanny is an excellent cook, semp
stress, washer-wo1nall, and keuse-seryant, ano
will be valaasse acquisition In any fanny - -
Credit will be given mil fhe raising ct nc
EMBARGO, should that evtnt cecnr aY'fhla SIC
months otherwise the purchaser viii have
six months credit on giving bond with appro-
we'd security, the bond TO bear interest trom
date il not pnnetual,y paid 10
Y. Peyton, Ear.
Stafford, Aug. Is. t223 2awts
60 RECEIVED TO-DAY,
ihha. first quality Muscoyado Sugar,
do. do. Havana,
7 tierces new Rice,
ON HAND,
5000 cwt. very nice BACON.
Soap and Candles In boxes,
Porter in barrels,
SHOES and TRUNKS, general assert.
Ment as usual.
E. GILMAN.
August .. dst law
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.ceptable and worthy member ofthe l1efllodt So
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| hMES BACON,

JAMES BACON,
1T he GROCERY STonE, OIL Lirs sr''s' Aa
Z ,reeivet in addition to his former ssse'E
a frelh Supply OF Genuine Afass'n
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment cempIse'
he aow sGsrs .for s1ies or Ais @Taal ''a terms
Mufcorado Sugars. OF various ia1
litics,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
GnnPowtlcr,
Imperial, a
HysoR, particularly '''''
Young Ryson, ioF
k sssssssk and family '''
Best grcou Coffee,
Chocolate, OF a superior quality
Madeira,l
Busellcs,
Sherry,
Lisbon, Nv :"
Teaemfc,
Malaga, ana
Ncnliine Oid EOIL
Lognac ard Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family USE M,
Antigua, St. Groix, St. Vincents, ana -
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
irish and country Whisky,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider VincS"'
Stoughton's Bittcrs, .,,o
Mace, nptmcgs, cloves, cassla' pins
Cayenne and black pepper, race aaa g Ps.s,
Ginger, basket salt for table use, dear ar. - ,yS
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, raould' up sagl
spcrmaceti candles, refined salt-pcHs' ton. s
indigo, alum, copperas, madden O'i t'.t N
spmnng cotton, patent shot all sizes - .sr,,
glish and country made .unpowaeb, M 10,
and smoaking tobacco, very pest c'''''
baeco. ...,s ,ip3
Hamilton and Lc;psr's snuff, Auss' -
in aoxcs. ..,eyia
London mustard, warranted Of - n,rs
quslity, Dixon's best ditto, wrappht
denliiohu's, sc. sc. with gcner1lish Nv, bess
tiele in his line-the whole OF whoa Id of1
collected with care, and will be sl'p'''
the very lowest terms -
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THOMAS SERGEANT,
JOSHUA WELLS.

- Printers of Newspapers in the United
States, will confer favor by inserting the a
boye, which shall be reciprocatrd when occa-
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Iohn G. Laid,
H'snes ko, Sale.

( F-7FE' FOF 6.7IE,
pipes old London Pasticalaa aadsiFa
WINE.
ditto new ditto ditto.
,litto old Port.
IS quarter casks Malaga.
SO quarter casks Lisbon.
20 boxes brown Soap.
SO ditto Mould Candies.
Bryan Hampton.
August s. eosf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-21
RICANoN.D, IHJRSD1I, .IaNU:4RY 81, 18o8.

cash SALES--To be sold, forready money,
~ inpursua:,cc of deed o. trust from David
Ross, esq bearing date on the 5h dayc July 1906,
recorded in the general court in order to raise
the SUN of S $1,000 and upwards and the charges
| and expenses Of s:ic--Thosc well known MILLS
with the appurtenances, in the city OF Richmond,
called the Columbian Mills. Two undivided
| third parts of the Deep Run Coal Pits, in the
! county o. Henrco, containing about 1850 acres,
more or less. Two undivided third parts of the
Falling Greek Coal Pits, in the county of Ches-
terfield, containing about one hundred acres
Two undivided third parts of the Dover Coal
Lands, in the county of Gocchland, containing a
| bout ninety acres, which three several tracts of
| Coal Land were held in partnership between the
said David Ross. and James Currie, deceased.
The Columbian Mills and Appurtenances, arc
subiectto ground rent to Samuel Overton and;
the said Mills sndtwo tracts of Coal Land, first
mentioned, are pledged for the security of sundry
sums of money, due to Mrs Frances Tabb and
! VIM. B. Giles, administrator of John Tabb decd
large proportion OF which, is stated bv the said
Ross to have been paid, and other estates are
pledged for the balance. For further information
on this subject, pcrsons inclined to purchase, arc
referred to the said Ross, or it NAV be obtained
| on application 20 the suhsc.ibers-T'hc sales will
take place at The Easlc-Taveyn. in the City of
Richmond, on Wednesday, the Goth cf January,
| 1905. <. w R0OTES,
| WILSON ALLEN, A'NS'ceS
| Nov. so. teptfJ
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OkE HUNDRED D0Lk4RS R&wARD-

& NE HUNDRED DOLL4RS i2EWARD-
~ Runaway about the 1st instant from the SER
vice of Mr.. William Rawleigh Ito whom l,e was
hred) 4 black man named JACKSON, a house
carpenter BY profession, at thin consumptiyc M
Penraacc, about forty years OF age. fire feet eight
nr nine inches high. From circumstances attend
ing his elOpcincnt, il is believed he intends max
ing his way to Of tho eastcra states and has
been provided with false papers Of freedom IF
taken within the state and delivered me hcrc O..
secured that get him, VIII give fifty dollars,
%: If taken out OF the state ono hundred d JElrs
ROBERT GAMBLE, Jun
Richmond, Dec. D. Tcntfl