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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23
Feb o.

CIIIH MEAD-Take Not;ce--As your de.
- parture from the state Of Geurgii, prevented
my giving you the notice for warded, and IS tlis
place Of your residence 10 unssnu WIN to me, take
this method 10 inform yJa that on the blowing
days between the hours Vi 10 o'clc"k Di tue nom
ing and four in the evening, attendance will BE
given at the following places in the state Of Geor-
gia, TO take the dispositions Of the persons herein
named to be read as c, idence in tile suit depend
ing in the county court OF Caroline (Virginia, j
wherein ! am plaintiff and you are Discriminatory
the 1st Of next May, at James NarSs's IN EIJY
on the I'd of May, at Samuel Strong'S ip C).5|
thorp, and on the 9Th O: May, at Join n r,.cr,t.
in Hancock Also, at the house Of Yghn Hor.i
in Bedford (Virginia) on tie S.3d Of March re-,
TO take INC dePos tons OF f-Cha1es Ciay,.s Ro,
binson and NJ Wright
WILLIAM CUIREY.
Caroline County. Feb. u, .C!0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23
40 be disposed OF a small assorlmenl III bess

20 be disposed OF a small assortment Ut best
London composition CANDLE MoULDs,
with five suitable Frames: Also, Cotton in balls,
and aquantIty OF ready wicks, (Which were
destined tor msnutactory, but the owner mas
Since declined) at tirst cost The purchaser shall
be Taught gratis, the best method OF making can-
dies both winter and summer, also to dress TIER
wick, bleaching their t;,iiow, and making tic
ca1des ora beautiful gloss and whitcncss--App.y
at the Olhce Of the ENQy1RER.
Feb d (cp5tr1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23
WILL Re SOLD, on the second day of March

WILL BE SOLD, on the second day Of March
w next, at the late residence OF Obadiah
Smith, decd in the county Of Chesterfield about
seven miles from the town of Manchester, a great
variety Of Household g Kitchen FURNITURE,
Plantation Utensils, two or three hundred barrels
OF Corn, large quantity of excellent qualified
Oats and Fodder, stock Of Sheep, Horses, Cows,
Hogs, Stc.-upon credit of six months, die pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security, to
Curry interest from the date if not punctually
pad. Win be sold, 1t the Same time and place,
\ few Likely NEGHOES, for cash, by
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23
PEER F. SMITH,
lOHN HOWLETr. az

n. 3. Al. persons having claims against the
estate Of Obadiah Smith, decd. arc requested to
make them known properly authenticated, as ar
those indebted, are requested to make Immediate
payment, no longer indulgence can be given
Feb. % Gc2tdsi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23

We are authorised to state that Mark Alexan-
der Esquire OF Mecklcnburg declines Serving on
the Monroe ticket an Elector for that District
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23

We are authorised to state, that Messrs. Tho.
mas A: Jones and William Birchett decline serv
ing on the Monroe committee for the county of
Mecklenburg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23

We are authorised to state, that Messrs. Sa
muel Butler, John Fa,;can, and John II Cooke
decline serving On the Monroe committee For ti,e
county of Suri,y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23

We presume that more formal reply will
hereafter be given to PowHATAN.-In the
meau time we deem itnot improper to make
few comments on some facts on which he
has greatly relied.
1. 1t is .fdct, that only one "extract Of a
letter" was published" in the Enquirer,
respecting the '"impressions" at Washington
about the next Presidential election. Sec
the Enquirer of the 9th January. This
extract predicted the result of the Caucus
that would be held at that place.-As totwo
others and the only other extracts which ap-
peared in the Enquirer respecting the eec-
ton +; as thew merely stated the result of that
Caucus, they are of course exempt from the
censures of Powhatan--But one extract ap-
peared in the Argus, bearing in the least de-
gree on this subject & that evidently favoured
the pretensions of Mr.. Monroe. No ex-
tracts were published in the other papers of
this city.--What then becomes of some of
these letters )" avery sweeping expression
and showers Of letters which rained forfy
days and. forty nights 2" Can enc drop make
a showerl
2. LISA fact that the prediction of this
one extract was strongly and perhaps com
pletely confirmed by the actual result of the
eaucus'--See the Enquirer Of the 3oth Jan'ry.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

been cirsulated, respecting the
stats of,our foreign relations, rem.
der salso such declaration expe-
dent. Anditmay not be useless
thar every foreign 1nation should
, understand. that .its aggressions
neyerwilI be justified Or eneour-
! aged by any description Of Ameri-
eaa citizens. For the question
for every citizen now il, whether
he will rally. Tound the govern
Taent ofhis choice, or inlist nm
der foreign banners +! Whether
heawiil be for his country or =
gainst his country !! ~ + .s'1
The, committee respectfully
submit the following resolutions !,
~ Resolttd, That the United
States csnnot, without . sacrifice
ofshsir rights, honour and indie
psndsnce, submit 10 the late =.
dicts OF Great Britain and France.
2. Resoivsd, Thar d 10 expe.>
disns 70 prohibit, By Law, the id.
mission into the ports Of ,the u.
nited States Of 40 public Or pr.
\ vate, arnaed orunarmed ships or
vessels belouEing 10. Gress- Brit'
tain or Frances qor % any other Of
The bellgerent powers having in
force orricr1 or DEGREES violating
the la2fal cdGsneFce and neutral
iightA Of the United S,stes y, aud
alsofhe importation ofany goods,
wares merchandise, the growth,
produce or manufacture Of the
domiuions ofany ofthe said pow.
ere, Sy imported from any place
ie the possession Of either. I
3. Resolved, That measures
ought b, be- Immediately taken
forPiacibg the country in a more
complete state ofdefence. tJzatz -
-. e.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

ELF, R. Jackson, Jenkins, Kew
Lewis, Liyermorc, LLOYD, Nil
nor, Mosely, Pitkin, Quincy
Randolph, Russell, Stedman
Stnrges, Taggart Tailmadge,
Upham, and Van Rensselaer,.
~ the Others present IN The
negative.
Mr.. .. r. Williams called 70,
= divisi5nof the question on the
resolution II the words :. Great.
Britain, " 20 asto take the ques.
ton separately onthe propriety 1oi
submitting TO Great Britain and
France. ,rs.'z<ssr u. a. ses@ .2%4''' g
Mr.. GARDENER assigned vari.
ona reasons for voting sgaius, the
resolutions, IL Obliged to vote q,
an-but - he tho't Il disreputable
to the American people to take q
vote on The resolution 1t all, he
would move the previous ques.
ton. The previous question is,
g shall the main question be put p
and it was carried, IS rising in
favour Of j.. Some doubts arose
whether the previous question
k~snS lessl. n 4. -. ,na-S...sS
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= u x j.
G'ongrrssionat 1ssafstrr.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,
'Tharsday, December 1.

salhnrs01y; Oecem6erl. ,
Mr.. Morrow presented . Peti-
ton from . number Of tho. officers
OF the revolutionary army, pray.
iDg for compensation for the dea
pieciation If their certificates.
The house resolved itself into
committee fthe whole on The re-
port on the petition ofthe Ameri-
cans taken with Miranda The
report concludes with q resolution
authorizing the president to pro.
sut11Aeiffelsass anAappsogrias-
ing dollars 10 that subject.
Mr.. Love moved 10 gil the
blapk with ten iho,isand. -.
y On motion Of MI. d. R. vii.
liams the committee rose, and
had leave 70 sit again.
The house again resolved il.
seifainto commltteeo f the whole
ON the report Of the committee Of
foreign relations. The frstreso.
hutton was adopted unanimously.
j, The second resolution was
read in the following words
Resolved, Thatit Is expedient
sosprohibitby law the admission
inso the ports and harbours Of the
Uaited States nj ali public or pri-
vate vessels, armed or unarned,
belonging 10 Great Britain Tor
Frauce, or to any other belliger.
empower who has executed or
enforced any order or decree,
violating the neutral commerce
Of the United States, and also
the importation Of any goods
waress 81 merchandise, the
growth. prodpee or nlaIiufaeturei
ST Tie dominions 81 either Of the
saisi eountries, OF imported there
from. -. !, 7 3.
Mr.. Randolph called tor . d.
vision Of the .question, 90 as 70
tars 1 separate vote Cd that clause
ending With the words |" United
S,s.ss. .Iheqnest twas taken
without debate, and carried 81
81 nj IL Ill ~ * ~ ~
The third and last resolution
,eJattsA bY ,hetcomudittse being
read Is . folloas: =, Resolved,
That ne azure ought % Be imnte-
diatsly taken for placing the copn..
ey ina more complete state q
dsfsnce" Il was agreed 70, mem
con. =, .. -, 49,
3 The committee rose, and re.
ported the resolutions. On the
question of concurrence on. the
first resolution, d "a, {. -
Mr.. Dana after a few PREDATORY
remarks, moved 10 amend the re-.
solution BY adding the words "a,
6sndon the navigation Of the o,
cean in consequence Of. &
The question on shit amend.
ment was taken BY yeas and noes,
and iost---ayes %, soes 96. The.
ayes. were NEessrsa Campbell,
Champion, Chittenden, CulPeP.
per. DINA, Dayenpors, Elliott,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09
fALEXANDRIADe Dee. 8. 4
From oaf co,respondent AZ Yah.
a*' in8foa.

] FridaY, Deceml

Mr.. Ms,utsn reported the bill
some days since re.committed 70
the committee Of commerce and
manufactures, authorising he pre-
.sident TO employ twelve addition.
airevsnue cutters, with the addi-
ton ofan appropriation clauses PC.
companied BY q report from The
sseretary ofthE treasury. IN Sup.
port of tie sxpedisncy. Referred
Z. % sou,mi,sss o. M whole, =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09
!. BALTIMORE Dee, =.
YRon THE wRar i1pIss.

81 A istiey. ffcat HaEbs Hoes dssed
22d Ocfo6er, menfions, that there
IL aglut Of provisions and fpur ID
chose islands there are 5000 bbls.
il the Barbadoes market that
corn Il selling Il 81 50. and Gsh =
Il s $50 md West India pro :;
ddce i looking up.
Adyices afs received Iron HI,
wanna 10 the Sd Noveinber,a
Lark quantities Of Aour had ars
rived from Vera crnz, and re-
duced the prizes one halt. No
late nevs had been received from
Spain. !. \.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

A letter from an officer Of the
III. States standing army dated u
Port Ivcolseys on Lake chan-
plain, Oct. IS, 1903, says, !. We
have here two companies, one Of
infantry. md one oflishts s,illery j
which IRE stationed on tie bank
of tie Lake, about . mile from
the Cauada line, under the orders
of the custom house o&cers. Our
sole business is IN preventing
Smuggling. There IS an I'M.
,menss qualtity Of potash and q.
.thef property smuggled over The
lines. The su,uggiers are very,
desperate and daring, alwSvs re.
sisting where theyhsye q chance.
Our men have had several squab-
,bles with them ono of !onr sser-
eeants has been Knocked down on
his poss; and another had two
balls fited through his coat. Isis
not very agreeable 70. make war
With Our Owl citizsns, but the
laws ought 10 be obtyed and sou
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09
cARTHAGENA, Sept. 20.

- - ~NHr ~
Yesterday merchant vessel ar
rived here 10 eight days from Pa
lermo, the captain Of which az
serts that the French ere prrcipi:
lately Svacua,ing Naples, the
whole kingdom being 10 a.state d
insurreetiop, aEainst the French,
10 consequence Of having learned
with certainty the OCCURRENCES in
SPAIN and the yictories gained
BY the Spauiartls ! be ,adds, that
when Ne came away, the Epglish
were embarking in an The yessels
10 that port, troops, arms, am
rnunition, and provisio6s for Ma.
nes. k* e. < - w.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

xxkpurfox.-pesG, d. person Who
WAS cdAvicted Of ArinE unt u Soldiers WHO.
were executihg the Embargo Laval +
Vermont, han suffered the sentence oftlle
law. He appeared perfectly composed
and hardened, denied his crime j kicked
his bat into the grave, spik up0n his co.'s
6n, and pulled de cap .oser he eyes him
.self. 4 !. 4
No person prayed Win him 4 the q.
lows ! !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

w the Legislature, and IL was
unanimously agreedto by,hemem-
bers Of both houses, that The minor
ity should enter their protest up-
on the journals. y -
,---o.o o:uo:o:o.o|s@
DOCUMENTS
ACCOMPANYING THE MESSAGE
OF THE PRESIDENT.
Il (cosrIsuED) s.. - i. r.
Exfr;aesi, ,1sos. a sslrier eSfGea. Am.
E strong 10 Mr. Jladsson, dafed,-
PARIs, 17sh February, 1908.
~" Epelosed Il . copy Of the an.
swer from the minister Of marine
to the letter Of tn. 18Th instant
in relation 10 the sale Of a part Of
the. cargo Of the ship James
Adams. II would now appear,
that the promises of forbearance
made BY another department. ore
applicable only to vessels seques-
tered 10 the ports and not to sueh
% have bsen captured 1t sea. :
II L I 4 S.q+t -. ~ - II
sd df1isisn sfprise.., =. =.
Extract ola letter Of the minisser
of marine 70 gen. Armstrong,
dated Paris, 18th Feb. 1908. 4
Il, TRANsLArIoN.
! observe to, you, moreover,
that the question now l. not % 20
q vessel sequestercd in port, but
Is to . prize made It sea, and
seized for 4 contravention Of The
decree Of the 18th December last;
that The provisional sale ordered
on accounted the Average i for
the interest asMell Of the captur.
ed as Of the captors, that il Is d.
rected according 70 the case pro-
vided forby the regulation Of the
I'd Praireal, 1ith year."
Gem Arms,rong to Mr.. Madison.
(ExThAcr.) z..ss !
" Payis, std Aprh, 1905.
81 received the dispatches yoa
did me the honour to address co.
me BY MI. Lewis, on the 26th
ult. = Z :, Is
"Though / had complained Of.
ten and earnestly Of both the
principles and operation Of the
Emperor's DEGREES Of November
1906, and December, 1907, hav.
ing written at least twenty notes
on the different cases which have
arisen under them) yet 40 the
Presidents orders We express,
that on reeeip. Of your letter !
should superadd TO whatever re.
.presentations might have been
previously made, Z ior MAJ semon.
ssrance against tAoee, DEGREES.
did not lose z moment ~ wrillng
and presenting ms ineiosed note
the terms q wnieh ! nope aPPear
TO be such rs were proper or ne
cessary 70 the case, and salculsf-
ed either 20 obsain = recall ot ne
Illegal measures, Of 70 leave 10
fun force The rights aecrulng g
the United Sta.es HON 2 fsilure
on the part q France to REGAL
them. this no:e ! have not
yet received 90 answer, nor have
! reason "a expect one .coI, q
the emperor he leis Paras
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

The Governor Of MAssaeha.
sets has refused 10 confirm the
appointments Of Elector, for Pre-
sident and Vice President, made
by The Legislature, and IL was
unanimously agreedto by,hemem-
bers of both houses that The minor
ity shouid enter their protest up
on the journals.
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MA I, / !. ! j Dec. .,
To Subscribers.

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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

know L Z Dor duty to enforce
them. I6etser ID rspsal them.
Laws which require 1 siandinv a..
ny 20 enforce are unworthy 1 free
nation. The Amesican spirit
must be., degraded beyond lil
measure to permit their eIis-
tence. y RSlE
The people generally ere not
pleased with our coming here. = 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

Exfrdct Of a Letter. from the ue..
I million river, on the Mexican
+: Gill; r. q, &fntlsasan ID Chill.
= cotle, dased A,iglsst 3, 1908. Z
"a French general Is now at
Apslusas, On his way from Paris
10 Sante Fe. 10 take command Of
the military foreeiat that place
Several other officers have gone
before Him. He says, the pro.
vince Of News Spain, including
Old Mexico. isceded to France |;
and that oiIicers have landed ere
this, 1t Vera Cruz, TO take pos
i session in the name Of France,
and that he expects opposition IN
Old Mexico. 5li. !
a.Fiftsen millions Of dollars are
not the fifteenth part the value Of
The American. claim below the
Red river, and west of the Mis-
sissippf This Il the garden Of
America. 3 ,s g
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09
RICHMOND, December :.

NINt LJFCGIhucI q ,
The trial Of John Moss, late
assistantclerk 10 the Petersburg
post.otfice. for robbing the same,
took place yesterday before the
federal court, now sitting il this
city-the jury returned I verdict
Of cuILrI: he will receive bis
sentence to-day. H.. .L..s.-%. :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

= Letters from ireland, Wis Phi.
ladelphia, state, thai the most
serious apprehension entertained
ID that country IRON the effects Of
the embargo, has been complete;
y removed, BY the arrival, Of
quaptitiesyof flaxseed from Hol.
land also guilders about s pounds
seerling) per hid. We had motif
fed solpe time since, thatthe din.
tre,s which prevailed 10 Holland,
had compelled the soverpmens Of
that country 70 permit the free
exportation of various articles Of
Dutch produce, and this appears
tcabs ono Of the eon,equences Of
The relaxation.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.

! KAAALA OEAIHKFk1 LIZ e
Arrived this morning The ship
Be,sey. Capt. LarEins, 81 days
from Liverpool. BY this arriyal
we have received Liverpool pa.
pers TO the 3oth and London Ga.
zettes to the 2sth ; being but two
days later than cur former &c.
counts. The columns of. these
prints are almost exclusively oceu.
pied with the affairs Of Spain and
Portugal and even on these sub
jecss, contain nothing particularly
new OF interesting. - = !:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

J ANrIMoNY--ls 3 said On Men.
York papefA thak n immense quanfity a
Antimonial Ore has, been discovered =
New Jerry. This i noted asimpoEtanl
- 1anulaetalss - AmeEies pnsGe1lsa
% 10 those concerned in supplying To
PnMtefs With Type. A similsF discovery,
il i said. has recently been made h Penn.
syixsnia. - -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-07
Patent Shot, &c.

2 tons Patent Shot, assorted . % NO. : :
Is hogsheads brown Sugars.
1900 lbs. green Coffee.
Imperial Tea, of a very superior euah-
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and can
n:sters.
so barrels choice Whisky.
Jamaica Spirits, tfor family usej--wAf-
ranted seven years old.
40 boxes Muscatel Raislns. -:
With q general assortment OF WINES, La
suors. and Groceries as usual
FOR SALE BIZ -
JoGeph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets.
1uoc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-07
For Sale,

An elegant co ACHEE, with Potent CIR
,aiua 1t will serve either as summer CT =
winter carthage also, Plated Harness aor
two horses. The carriage was built IN Fhi-
laaesrhia, is in excellent order and has been
vesy little used.
Likewise, pair of handsome HORSES <
To he seen at the next stable to the WASH
ington tavern, in Pitt-sreet.
JuivsE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-07
To whom it may Concern.

N1OTICE is hereby given, That applica-
~ ton will be made for Duplicate Ger
tihcates Of seven shares in the capital stock Of
the Pean'yfVania Cohfer Nine comhany, the
originals Of which have been either lost or
mislaid, VIZ. Numsers 10, II, 70, Is, IA,
Is and le-in the manner prescribed by the
resolutions Of the said Company.
Joan Potts.
July ., lswsw-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-07
This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber, Of Alexandra co'.n ~ :
IN the district Of Colulnbis, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court OF sala eou,'.y 70
tiers of administration on the personal os'":s
Of Lames Caroisn, late OF the county aiofesal.
deceased; all persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10 en-
hibit them, with the vouchers thereot' 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 22d day OF De'
cember next, or they my by law be extiu I'D
ed from all benefit to said estate--and thoss
indebted thereto ars required to make lmms-
diate payment. -
Given under my hand this 2ad day OF junc'
lsos. Pr -,
Hugh Carolin, Admr.
OF James Carolin.
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