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mteyc8t the EG1lACtN ONAlCE NOkAtttt4AN- 49, -
uord g. yaszd u The sst;e efyparisk ai,s,
terror Of France. Nothing Of The Rasante.. can.
seripss, dragged IN chains % distant 6elds OF
slaughter s.ss q 49,. = w.
4, NETWORK, October 4.
The brig Minerva, captain Noble,
arrived last evening from Liverpool.
She bringsL London papers Of the 5th
Of August. from which we have made
the following selections -.
LONDON, AugustS.
Bonapafte has issued another decree
1t Bayoune, which was received in
Holland on the 27th ult. directing that
all American property seized under
the decree Of the 2lst November,
should be Immediately sold, and the
proceeds paid into the caisse Descom.
ties, there 70 remain until the FINAL is-
sue Of the pending negotiation between.
France and America. - 49, . ]
The latest advices from Lisbon, re-
present the situation Of the inhabitants
q truly deplorable. They are sxPo-
sed 70 the daily vengeance ola suspi-
cious and inexorable police. The die.
coyery Of any communieation with the
patriots among whom are included all
who reside beyond the range Of the
posts Of Junot's army, 10 suiReient to
bring upon the parties concerned In 1t
the punishment Of death. Such few
days ago, was the fate of M. da Hor-
"a Machado, . man Of most respeeta-
BE character, who. formerly was mi
mister from the Portuguese govern
ment to the courtof Sc. Petersburgh.
He was shot in the great square, BY
order Of Junot, for having IN bis pos
session q letter from Oporto, detailing
the proceedings which took place in
that city on the 18th Of June, and the
subsequens days. The greatess ef-
forts were making by Junot, o TO-.
crease his stock Of provisions. With
this view the inhabitants were exposed.
to continual domieiliary visits, and
strong detachments were sent ont in
every direction, in search Of every ar
ticle ofthe kind. - i
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pcdd fasih and humasity istusta.s an
Amy, which entered The k:-gdom
uhderthe mask Of friendship, md rob.
bed not iis sovereign, Al the same
time exiorting homage to =. new one
by violence, Profaning The sacred TEN.
pies, and carrying desola,ion into the
royaLPalace, the towns and the villa.
ges. Twill, howeser,. endeavout to
secure your personal safety and subsis-
tence, and will take the most etfectual
measures for your speedy transporta.
ton 10 France, Be-" 1872.
PHILADELPHIA, October 8.
The oiatving is oh e,araci efa lener
from q gentlemen employed b. fhe
goyernnentoj The y. States in France
70 his friend in this eity--As The let
ter. has been placed in our hands, ne
vouch Jar its authenficiiH lie.
Arericsns reflect on its eontents, and
- they must bitterly lament the h9ur
] yhen they contf fdtd their deares in.
ferests to the guidance Of men, spho
rpere neiihrr qualified By poEiical
integrity, mar personal fai<pf 10 al.
fecsttens. :. 10cksoaS RseS
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From DUTCH papers,.
NEw.YoRK, oe.ober /.

Private letters from Holland state,
that strong symptoms Of revolt against
France have lately uaanifcssed diem.
selves ~ several districs Of Germany;
and also in Poland. At Dantzic the
people are said to have suddenly risen
up onthe French soldiery and put mum.
bcrs ofthem 10 death. The final re-
suit Of this insurrectiou Is not mention.
ed. Danszic is known to be verv
strongly garrisoned, and therefore the
conspiracy must be formidable, or the
irritation extreme, that could prompt
the inhabitants 70 insurrection.
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PRITATE C0RRESP0NDENcg
~~' OF THE REGISTER

k"AAAs, jury Sts =
Hopes were for q long time enter.
tanned, that an amelioration in the
measures adopted towards the u. S.
would take place that hope seems
now to be abandoned and under the
'existing system, Commefce with this
country must be relinquished il hs.
wing been openly and firmly declared,
that any vessel having been visited at
sea, under any pretext Uhatsver, shall
be conhscated. Those which are in
any Of the ports under the vast influ.
ence Of this country have been seized.
the greater part have been condemned,
and the rest viii soon share the same
tate, the condcmnations daily going
on. Here they connect an idea 81 com.
nerce with England, and the total am
initiation Of the firstis determined on,
as preparatory to the destruction of
the last. Late events have, however,
much disconnected this plan the mas.
sacred, which have taken place in a
heighhouring kingdom, have es.ran-
ged all hearts there 'as well as here
and % I suppose the Spanish Colonies
viii, under some form or other, Be.
come independent Of the mother eoun-
try, our commerce will naturaIlys 70
into that channel, 70 make up fofythe
one We have lost. In America Il win
be said, that the Continent Of E1fope F..
will nor be aEle IN syc svsthx,,,e Sha -
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BALTIMORE, octohkr O.

The brig ST MICHAEI4S, arrived Il New.
pointcomfprt last Thursday IN ~ days from
L'orient Mr. Nourse, the bearer a. Englisii
dispatches landed in Hampton roads and pro.
coded 70 Washington. Mr. Wilder, bearer
e dispatches from France arrived here this
morning IN apilotbost on his way 10 washington
The s. Mehaels left LsOrient 21st Aug. no
neNs had tnspiret The brig . not YET up,
her letters and papers remain On board,
We have been favored with IN interview with
Mr. Witlef, the Messenge from France %
whose poiiteness Ne are indebted Or 4 fIe Of
the Jsu,rai " Emp1r, Paris papers 10 fsth
August inclusive M. w. Wifk N integrity
pryPerly assaehing 70 public officer, fell i, no.
nor bound % Disclose no secrets ofsiafe Cir any
BE heldsl % that we are confined n our verbsI
informatioa 70 tiIe reports by passenger, q.
The substance Of which appears % be. that nei.
ther France nor Rngland ennce NV disbosition
. fellx their edicts against us & :.
Napoleon was a Faris. q IN d
On hAsty pepiszI u thess papers. we End
tliem. &c usual. utterly silent "a ail poiiticA
ptiEsa 1he hesAy chan o. the Freprh prsss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

DrrD, at her brothers house. at
Cranbroot, England, in the 6sth
year Of her age, Mrs. Paine, wife af
Thomas Paine, author Of the The
Rights of man. $500
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brewer preciudcs IN such iiisttef - would most
inte,cst the readers in Other countries. Nrf q
vordiste g fsuad y tie sn zee efsearish q ai.s,
terror Of France. Nothing Of The Yasmtess eon-
seyip.s, dragged IN chains % distant felds Of
slaightef 81. & ;. 49, >: w. ~
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FRANcE awe. AUSTRIA.

EtA AAAANSA AM SAOo hAAs
Dispatches were Yesterday received
from Sir Jamss Saumarez in the Bal
nc. Report says that they announce
the ceEnmencemenl 0f hostilities be.
tween the Ausrians and French.
Whether This 81 any part of the con-
tents Of the dispatches Ne know not |;
but letter from % officer in the BAH
nc states, that Sir James, while cruz
sing Of Stralsnnd on the 36th ult. was
informed that hestilifies had actually
commenced, a battle having been
fought in Gallicia, inWhieh the French.
were intirely defeated. 3
- The loss Of the French IL stated It
$4,000 men, and the state ment Is said
70 have been confirmed by several YES.
sells from Pilau. We state these ru-
mours but though We consider hos-,
tilities at no great distance between
those powers, We doubt much wke..
ther they have yet commenced.
HAssBUaoB, July 20.
Weare assuredt that inselligence vs.
received q Copenhagen on the 2sd
that the Russian general Buxhoydon
had surrounded and captured Ren.s
Klingspor, with Il 1000 men.
A rumour was also in circulation
thatthe alliance between Sweden and
England Is interrupted.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

NJ OTICE.-By virtue of two Deeds of Trust
from Solomon Marks to the subscriber, one
dated the 2Sth day OF August 1907, and record
ed in the District Court of Richmond, on the 1st
day OF April 1903 The other dated the 18th
day OF january 1903, and recorded in the Court
OF Hastings OF the City of Richmond, on the
llth July 1903; made to secure the payment of
money, due from the said Solomon Marks to
Simpson Morris--Wll be exposed to sale, at
Auction tar ready money, in the Main-street of
the City of Richmond, before the front door of
the house now occupied by Edward W;.nton, on
Saturday the 18th day of tiic present month, ali
that tenement now in the occupatic:, "a .e said
Edward Wanton OH the Main street of tie City'
OF Richmond, being the whole OF that tenement
or piece OF ground which was conveyed by deed
bearing date the oh day of August 1899, to the
said Solomon Marks by Watson Sto,t, Robert
Donaldson and Sarah his wife, which deed is
OF record in the Court of Hastings of the City
of Richmond.
CHARLES COPELAND, Trustee
August 5, 1905
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
fLFAUT DE- u lRcENT

In the Courant of the goth ult it IS ASSERTED
that Mr.. Madison declared to John Randolpb-
That France rvdHted n51sy and I've mus qive 10
This Is a base mutilation Of what passed at an
interview, between these two gentlemen, some
time during the session of Congress, during the
winter of 1866 The object ofthe Courant, or
rather of those papers from which the Courant
copies, and upon which il depends for fuel, is to
show, that Mr.. Madison is devoted to French
interest and therefore unit for President oftba
United States.
The interview and conversation to which thu
Ccurant alludes, Happened " in this wise" While,
The two millions OF dollars was before Congress.
the interview took place. The object of the bill
was, as every body knew, the purchase of tho
Flordas, and against the passage thereof Mr..
Randolph had taken strong ground aud made Sc,
veral violent speeches.
The situation of French affairs at this time. az
far as was known in this country, was somewhat;
thus. Bonaparte was on his way TO the heart 1c
Germany, with large army. His progress was
to be resisted by very numerous German, Pussi-
az and perhaps Prusssn armies, under experi-
enced commanders The battle of Auster,iiz
had not happened. Il was expected that tbs
campaign would be agduDus and indecisve Tba
Pecwnary resources If France, were Supposed
- be inadequate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
FIFTH REGIMENT Or INF AN fyi' ny
a l.. II

CAPTArNs-Thomas Strobe, Edward Dill
lard, Richard c. Dale, George Gibson, James
Rankhead, Nimrod Long, N. " Wright, Geo.
Hammcll, Benjamin Wallace, Colin Buckner-
FIRST EUTENANrs.--Henry Saunders.
IownseHd 5ritiI, james Renerdcn. Bhd War
tenby, Alexander McIlheny, Roger a. Jones,
William Brook, NJ. Griiiiths, Talbot Chambers,
James D1rman.
SECOND L1EUTENANTs.-Richard II. Bell,
Robert Crntcner, VIM. Henshaw, Jacob Hind
ran, Slas Anderson, lie Roy Opie, Thomas
Randolph, William King, Washington Lee,
Robert Alexander.
ENsIcNs.--Elas Edmonds, Fraser Otey, Da-
vld Gallagher, Nicholas Werrick, lanes Saun-
iers, William Skipwith Robert Carson, Owen
Aston, Samuel Edmonston, John Jameson.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
JUST PUBLISHED,
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE
THREE Nos OF
CONE OF THE PEOPLE"
(Ina small Psn,fihlet)
July %, 1903.
TAVERN LEASE FOR sALE.-The sub

"AVERN LEASE FOR SALE-'The sub
Il scrber beng about to remove to the Indian
Queen Tavern in Baltimore, offers fer sale, on
advantageous terms, the lease of the House sc
now occupies, having eight years, from the first
OF December next, to run which Cor convent
cnce, II is believed, is excelled by none in the u
nited States, and from the proximity To the seat
of government, and the direct communication
which will be opened between the CITY and :
lexandria by the bridge across the Potomac and
the Turnpike road, bids fair to become one of
the best stands for business in the country as the
distance to the capitol over the bridge will be ON.
Iy about seven miles. With the Lease will be
sold, if wanted, the whole OF the FuRN1rURe as
1T now stands, together with large stock of
WINES & LIoUoRs. There is vacant Lot on
the corner of Cameron and Pitt streets, adjoining
the stables, attached to the house, which renders
1t particularly commodious, as by that snsans the
property fronts three streets) which will be
sold in fee simple, or leased for the remainder
of the time.
handsome Lot OF GROUND, in the centre
of the square between King and Cameron streets
and fronting on Washington and Columbus Streets
JOY feet, with public alley on one side, and an
open space that cannot be built on the other
For public situation it is unequaled by any pro-
perty in Alexandria.
Also, Lot OF GROUND at the west end,
about half mile from town and fronting on the
Little River Turnpike Road, IS feet, running
back $50 feet, more or less There are improve,
ments on the property adjoining it on each side.
A handsome LOT OF GRouNp on the George
Town Road, about half a mile from town, in a
very beautiful situation, containing two acres.
n handsome SQUARE OF GROUND, oR Wash
ngton and Columbus streets, within one quarter
of u mic nj town, well enclosed with Il POST and
rail fence, containing something less than two a.
ores
"A half acre Lot on the commons, about the
same distance as the last mentioned.
Also, My interest in the lease of FARM,
containing between one and two hundred acres,
adjoining the town of Alexandria in high state.
of cultivation, and enclosed with new post and
rail fence, Gin one of the enclosures is the Alex
andria jocky Club Race Coursel with q largo
crop of OATS HAY, winch will be sold i'm the
stack or otherwise b.; two Wagons, fonr Carts,
eight Ploughs, two Double Harrows, large and
elegant Roller, all Of the best construction, six
good farm Horses. and every other article than
can be wanted for we'll managed farm toee-
Their with ID choice mich Cows, fine buffaloc
Bull, forty head of Sheep, about fifty head of
Hogs Of the very best breed that could be pro-
cured Also, some very valuable SLAVES, if
they should be wanted for the Farm.
Also, The two Lines of ST1GES between
George Town and Alexandria, with light HACK
and four HORSES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
SEVENTH REGIMENT OF Il.FANRY.
Col William Russell.

CAPrAiHs--George r.. c. Floyd, Edward
Hord, 'efyis Cutler. Thos. Vandyi,e, Thornton.
Posey, Robert c. Nicholas, Gilbert C. Russell,
Arthur Morgan.
riah Blue, Enos Cutler, VIM MCiellura. -
Durald, Zachariah Taylor, Cary Nicholas, las.
Doherty, w. II Oyerton, Mnot Is. Stenges.
SRcoVp LTFuTENRNTs~--EGshaE Edwards c.
G. Hopkins, Thomas 5. Jessup, Joseph Tricon,
David Hardin, Lowry Bishop, Alexander White.
ESsIoNs.-Wm. S. Rpen, Henry M Gilman,
James >. Wade, John Hughs, j. Saml MeCor-
mick, Narcissus Dustin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

[ AND s. HOUSES to RENT-The subscri.
Il Der is authorised To rent for one or more
years, severed commodinus TeneIncnts, on Shoe
ke Hill. well adapted for stores & private dwell
ings' among them is three story brick Tene neut
Oh the Turnpike street, now in The occupation Of
Sam'l N'Craw, esq-Also two Tencments on
the sane square, facing the street leading direct
to the CAPITOL now in occupation by WIN. w Hen
ming and WIN. Mumford esqrs. To one OF those
tenements, is Coach House and large Stable;
Well in tho yard ard large Garden. Tie dwell.
ing house is well calculated for 4 boarding house.
having seven rooms and 8 fire places.-Also one
or two brick tcncments on the first mentioned
street, fitted up Cor stores ana dwelling houses
He is also authorised to rent for ore or more
years, Vau:,,ls Plantation, now IN the Occupa-
ton Of Mr. David Price, on the Three Chopped
Road, and about IL miles above Richmond adj.
joining and between Little and Big Tuckahoe
Greeks, and the residence ofcol Re- III Saunders.
On this tract, is some prime bottom land, web
calculated for meadow. Possession 70 be given
on the FIRST Of January next, with thirty bushels
of wheat sowr. and The privilege of sowing a
greater quantity previous to taking pussession-
For further particulars, enquire of MIR WIN.
Price, Register, 0rto
WILLIAM DAWSON
J'hy ~. 1aw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
SIXTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
MALE Aebnlon NJ. Pike

NIAJ r AltDWTOn W, Plke.
CAPTA1Ns-Ssmuel Cherry, VIM. V Ran
nett, Charles F. Lott, Thomas DAVIS, William
Pock. Ebenezer Cross, John +. Bentley, Benj.
Walton, iona Brooks, jun.
FIRST LIEUTENAN r,s.--Ebenezer Bcebe,
William Lake, John Christie, in. Furrowsniith.
Christ Snyder, Humphreys, George Mel
son, j. Mac Kinney, james Chambers
SECOND LIEUTENANTS.-Jam E. A. Mas
tiers, Clement Sadier, Jun. Robert Sterry, Will
am Forgravc, James ]. VooI.is, Able Noise, l..
Pettibone, William Nicholas, John j. Plume,
Henry Philip.
kNsIcNs.-Jacoh HUI, c. K. Ga'dner, WIN.
Gamble, Jacob Sim, Ace Gry1nes, Edward
Webb, Neil Shaw, E. Pentland, Henry Shelf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
FOURTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
LIEUT.. Col. John Whiting.
MAJOR lanes Miller.

CAprA1Es.-Paul Wentworth, VIM. c. Baen,
David Bycrs, Joel Cook, isaiah Doune, Learn
ed Lamb. WILTON Hutchns, Stephen Ranney,
Geo. w. Prescott, Charles Coffin.
FIRsT NANrs-Robert C.. Bfrton,
A. c. Cuslman, William Wclch, Saml Haynes,
Oliver C. Burten, Josiah Smelling, Nicoll Fos-
dick, Nath. f. Adams, Samuel Page, Charles
Fuller
SECOND LIEUTESANTs--Ebencz Way,
Abner Blardell, S. w c. Chase, NJ. Hunting
don, L. Harrington, Charles Lanabe, Jackson
Denunt, E. B, Billings, Samuel Borden.
ENsIo Ns--'rimothy Gerrsli, Abraham II W.
kins, George p. Pears, Worel Howard, Milo
Mason, Frederick Conklin, John Smith, Jon.
Simonds, Thomas Ii. Clarke.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
mo. 90.

FIRST LIEUT. ENANrs.-Alexr, S. Brooks, T.
S Mckinley. Samuel WATSON, Thomas Pitts,
John Ill L. Estes.
sEcoNp LIEuTSNs2rs--Wm Carnpbop, r.
A. Nc Pherson, George Walton, A. Mcdowell,
h V. Rensselaer,, Jimes Gibson, Samuel Has
kins, James Gilchrist.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
RICH.NoND, TUEsD.4Y. AUGUST 8, 1903.

FOR SALE, tVaetvc yourg R4nS, IF the i'm
4 prosed n:ieed BQrbary Sheep. II order TO en-
large The ,aprcve'nem ej this vdiuabic stock, fie
sa5soi5e, will furnish the above at the reduced
Price Of Se dollars each. delivered at his farm here
Next gear he S5W expect to receipe fol, them ten
dollars each TOHN Td1TOE
Monnt-airy, 5th august, 1903 CSs.y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
NIRGINIA.--At'a superior court OF Chance.
Nv holden at the Capitol. in the city of Rich.

mond, the god day of June, 1908
John Barrett and James Miller, PiaintiBS-A-
gainst James Jones, executor of John Jones, Ann
Johnson, widow of William Johnson, John Wi
ley and Jane his wife, Nicholas Johnson, Meri
wether Johnson, John Johnson. Mary Johnson
Richard Hundley, Nelson Foster, John Foster
John Hunter, Michael Perkins and in
FAINT children oil Francis Graves, deceased, by
John McKin, specially assigned their guardian
John Poindexter, Henry Chiles and Henry Car
nett, Cornelius Harris, William p:,timan and III
chariah Foster, Defendants.
Tho defendants Michael Perkins, Cor,cliis
Harris, William Pattman and Zackariah Fostd,
not having entered their appearance and givSi
security according to the act OF Assembly aft
the rules OF this court, and it appearing 20 TIP
satisfaction of the court, that they are not inll
bitants OF this country, on motion OF the plaintiff
by counsel, II is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here OR the first day of the next terri,
ant answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that
copy of tnic arder be forthwith inserted in sonl
newspaper publishsli in the city Of Richmond
for two months successiveiy, sad posted at tts
front door of the Capitol in tie SAT- I..ts
A Copy Testc,
PETER TINSLEY, c. c.
July %. Clawswl e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

ZEN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures
a from the subscriber living in Powhatan
County on the 29th day of June last, a negro
man named DANIEL, OF a yellowish complex
ION, about Is years Of age, five feet nine or ten
inches high do suppose he is in the neighbor-
hood of Manchester. having formerly had a wife
at Capt. Francis Smiths. / will give the above
reward If deliyeredto me near Gemito Bridge in
the above named County, or FIVE dollars if secu-
rcdin any jail so tiiat e, him agGn--l do fore
all masters OF vessels or Others from EN-
ploylng him or carrying him out Of the state, as
they will be dealt with as the law directs
EDWARD MCSELEY
August B. (1aw4w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

- ANK NOTES, as below described. were
ke put into the post Office at this place on 9th
May last, enclosed in alctter addressed to Messrs
John Warder and Sons, Philadelphia, and which
letter has never been received it is therefore APP
pretended that the BANK NOTES may have fall
len into improper hano.s and should such APP
pearin circulation we earnestly request that they
may be stopped ANY satisfactory information
regarding them will be thankfully received, and
if required, literally warded.
BUCHANAN c POLLOK.
Petersburg, July S. tuJ
Bank of Virginia payable atther Office Of Dis
count and Deposit Petersburg, to Robert Biz
d.. 1 IL 4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

q LII persons having claims against the estate
l. OF Captain Thomas Roane of the Forge,
King Queen county, are desired to make them
known to me by the FIRST of October next
Those indebted are here by informed that the ST.
tuation of the estate will not admit of indulgence
LAURENCE MUSE, Aa:n'r
July /. Tep6w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against me are re-
quested to bring them forward for settlement /;
and all persons indebted are desired to make i'm
mediate payment, as no longer indulgence can be
given, my intended removal rendering it necessa-
~ that full adjustment of all accounts should
take place. JOHN GADSBY.
August s.. (61