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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-17
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(oHIO COUNTY, vIEGiSlA)
PRINTED BY ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

Communicated f'y TIE United Slater Gassfte.
We have been favored with the following ex,
! Tract OF letter from Respectable houle ID
| L:ibon TO their csrref pondents in this city
We hope our merchants and farmers will
receive the information with perfect pa.
thence, anc Try 10 find in il additional ar-
gument' III proof Of the w.fdom Of the EN-.
barge, which prevent, US from avaiIins
svrle'ves of iuch an opportunity to difpoie
Of our fnrplus produce
Lib2n, Ma. 20. We are rorrv 20
inform you that on the 23d init. this
government was notified oy sir w.
Sidney Smith, commander Of the
brlt'ih fquadron on this tation. thar
a ttr'et blockade of the river iseu,.
was iniiltuted and that he had or
ders to enforce il in the mott vigor.
Gus manner. Never could this have
occurred at a more untayouratIe {.
Poch, tor we are not only totally ~
provided with fupples of bread, tufts
and other provitlons, but are alto bur
Of She's 81 e@tjtth hen conrpuieo or our own
naval and military forces collected in
this capital or its vicinity, and of the
large Kuilian fquadron lately arrived
in our river. We are beiides in
hourly expectation of the arrival Of
the French army coniiting Of 20 600
men, which has already paiIcd our
frontiers. The concurrence of theie
evils would reduce US to the extrcmi-
~ of diltrefs if the blockade had been
general but it is fortunately coR6n-
ed to this river alone, 70 that we may
it'll receive fupplies by the way #
st, Ubes. Our'Priccs for all kind Of
-provihons will however rife to a
height hitherto unknown, aud ad
ventures from the y. States now on
their way here, or which may here
after be undertaken mutt yield to i'm
menle profit Should the Fngliih
{ hereafter blockade St. UbeS, vehtls
nav proceed for Figuiera, a lmall
mort to the northward of this. about
half war to Porto, in which as vel
| a. at ST Ubes. We fEall make arraLge-
ments for receiving any conllgnment:
which our friends may addrels to US
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

tal, for Swe len. The Secretary Of
Legation remains here Gck.
Foreign goods have rifen very
much. in confequence Of the declar-
alton againlt England. The day be
fore ITS publication 20 Englilh ihips
left the port of Cronitadt.
NfTUs far Mr.. JFeyfn.
News very intereftiag to Natural
ifta, have been received mere from
lrkutik, in Siberia. Mr.. Adams
who wen. out as companion 10 the
Ruflian Ambafador to China has
feen and examined the Carcafc of an
enormous animal, near the mouth Of
the Lena, whole mark all manifeited
II TO be a Manpmotb. The carcafe
was as yet, covered with its hide,
which ret ined the whole of its hair
and i: had loft but little feA From
thefe appearances, it is very proba-
bic, that the race Of the lIanm2tb,
which was believed to be extinct,
till exits.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
A NEW MARKET

We are informed, that in the upper parts
OF Newhamp1hire, Vermont and Newyorkr
the inhabitants, deprived Of all vent for their
productions, in our own ieaports, are taking
4 northern direction 70 Montreal The ex-
penie Of tranlport to the mott conGderabe
part is greater than that Of going 70 the ealt-
ern markets; bur produce, It is iald COM
mands good price, with a Proipeet q IFS
ring ltil higher, AS tbs prices OF The aru-
Giles Of expectation from the northern ita'es
depend principally on the Welf-lndia markets.
and as thele mua be greatly ralled, while The
prefent fyltem for delroying commerce y
pariued by our government, afew or on NJ
fering farmers will be fhe ded IN a meaiurs
from the general diftreis by having ready
vent FOR their produce in the Canadian ports.
Da,tmoEtb Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
[cntb Congreas....P SfsS'on'
HOUSE or REPRESENTATTYES.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. Z.

WEDNESDAY, FEB.
The following meiIaSe vas rec~lv-
ed from the PreGdent Of the United
States
{" Having received an official communica-
ton Of certain orders Of the Britiih govern
nent sgainf the maritime rights of neuJrSls'
bearing date Nov. a, so7, Iranimit them
10 Congress, as a further proof Of the lncreai-
ing dangers 10 our navigation and commerce.
which led to the provident act OF the preLsnt
reiIion, laying an embargo on our own yenels'
E.6 I'll JEFFERSON
Mr.. Rowan a democra &c mem
ber) faid it was probable, in a few
DAYS the PreGdent mlght feel 1t BIS
dxty to make fome communication
relative 10 the working Of France on
the fame fubject
Mr.. Love faid, he could not a;trl-
butte to the Prefdent with 70 give a
popular tone to any meafuFe OF gov
eminent.
Dir. Poiadexter, moved for 5Fom
mittee to report on the lectloh OF !
law, which had been enacted, undeI
belief that Wet Fiorlda had 5eel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

were Vi ourouAy exerted 70 DAY.
Mr.. Key, who lives in this diitr Ct,
with great ability and eloqurrce op-
poled a removal, and fpok- upwards
Of an hour in favor Of an indifiuate
potponemcnt. Mr.. Macon, alfo the
late fpeaker, poke at, length On the
fame EIDE Of the dueltion II i'll
DC cQn:radieted by no man of any
political complexion whatever, that
Mr. Key 70 say the leait. is inferior
to no man ia the houie, and thar he is
equalled BY few, very few indeed.
Mr. Miner was the principal fpeak.
er in favor Of the removal, and deliv-
cred q fcrcible and pertinent fp-ech.
Mr. NJ. 1 an told is npL bred TO he
budNels Of public fpeaking bur
there are few more handlome fpeak-
ers. There IS certainly none in the
houfe from Pennfylyania. Mears.
and Johnion fpoke a2alnit
a pofPonemens, bur did not pledge
themfelves on the fna gu It'll n Of
removal. They Only adyoc tel tuli
and fair difculion Of the fubied.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
WAsHtNoToN, FEB

d. MIR. RANDoI PIT met with An accident This
morning, which will probably incaPaciate him
ID attend in Biz place during The remainder Of
the FELTON,. II coming out u. Mr. Keys houie
in Georgetown, he accidental y fell aqd fPfain-
ed his hip. He has been IN an agony Of toe
ture through the day opIa.es have o.er adj
iniaered, but with litJle. eisect, a. procure
relief. Such IS the acuteuels Of paa, that ne
mas not vet. been undreded, nor has the parr
zdeeed been examined
Mr.. Crowninlhield i confdered by his phy-
fcians beyond hrPe Of recovery. II ar u
members Of consrefs are ab.en1 from thefr
feats On account Of ili health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

~ W.
Mr. Matters offered the following
refolution, but afterwards Withdrew
it I: ReiolSed, that a committee bc
appointed to inquire inso the lofs OF
| gain 20 the treafury of the U. S. at.
rendant on a removal Of the feat Of
government from the city Of Wah-
ington.
The houGe then took Up Mr. Sloan's
refolution for removing the feat OF
government.
Mr. Sloan Immediately WITH
| DREW it.
Mr.. Blunt RESUMED it, declar-
ing at the fame time that he ihculd
afterwards make motion TO repeal
the funding fyltem !
The ayes and noes were called for
and taken on cmfdermg the refolu-
ton, as returned and it was RE-
JtCTED For confderng ii 81, a.
gainf it 68
MIR Lewis then offered the fol
lowing reloIution Refolved, That
it is inexbedient TO remove the feat of
government from the eiry of Walh-
lngton, and not warranted by public
policy
MI. Lewis called for the ayes and
noes, OF conGdering the refolution.
! hey were taken, and were, ayes 90,
noes So
Mr. Gardner, after few obferva
tions, offered the following refolu-
ton, TO be added to Mr.. Lewis,
Refolved, That it is expedient at
government, for any Information
tending to fhow whether a removal
of the feat of government from tins
place would rot produce faving OF
2oo.o 90, dollars annually.
Ref,lved, That it is ineXpedient TO
give thofe in favor If removal an
opportunity to produce any docu-
men tending TO convince the people
Of thefe United States that remov-
al would be beneficial 20 the nation.
Mr.. Miner moved, that the furth-
or confederation Of thefe reiolutlons
be poitponed ill the hrit Monday IN
Marrh.
Mr.. GARDENER Withdrew his refo-
luton. az
The queftion was then taken BY
ayes and noes on the motion for polt-
ponement, and was loft, ayes s.,
noes 80.
Mr.. Macon then offered 70 amend
the refolution fubmitted by MIR. Lew
is. as. follows Refolved, that to re-
move the feat Of government from
\ the city Of Warrington in the DIFF
triet of Columbia, is breach OF the
public faith, and contrary TO the con-
fitution Of the United States.
/ Before the queition was taken on
this ref0lution, the houie adjourned.
The rubiea Of removing the feat
of government to Philadelphia, is
DOW fairly before the houfe of repre-
ienra,iees. There has been, ior
years. fOme Population on this feb,
iea, in the public papef5, and among
members of congrefs. This mora.
ing Mr. Sloan ,ole, and propoied !
refo,ution for the removal Of tht
government to the city Of Philadel
phia, for years. There was
large and unexpected majority in "a
vor of confldering the queitiOn. Mr.
Lewis Of Virginia. whole diitri6t !
bur few miles from this place
moved to pofpone the fubje6t inde
finately. This is only another mod
Of rejecting the rcfolution altogether
On this motion enfued a very AMI
mated debate and the houir adjourn
ed without coming to any deciiion
, The fpirit Of prophecy oply ca
fotetell the fate of the. refolation
: but cannot help thinking there
fomc profpea Of removal tn
beli talents in the houie which ca
be eolilted agsinlt the. Fesoleti0I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Bp tbe a7atIs.


E~tra9 q late, fyoz o. 44szs,ic1a gentleman ye
fdi1g IN Grast. BSHziA
The political horizon grow more dark, and
threatens general form ag4intt this country.
What will be the event, the Great Ru'er Of
the world only knows. BIZ cheering nope
YET lives ID the hearts VI many, that AZ tie
country is not totally corrupt hnt retains ia
Its boiom mlrh genuine goodneis, aud ftrong
attachments 70 the greai interehs Of ChriRiar-
5ity, the Lord Of the whole earth will not per-
mt theie velnges of Piety and virtue to be e
radIcated,. ana the natiun overturned Can
America have any doubt, whether her rue
lntereit hes IN prslerVing peace with Great
Britain ! u Can fls believe that her advantage
will aitrsA,efy coniilt in throwing herleIf into
the arms of France Car ihe. think that af-
ter Great, Britain is hGmbed and after Amer
lea has contributed 10 this event, the Con-
queror will reverence her free and happy
Haze { Will he MOI make her TO bend to The
general yoke, and comply with all his wifhes ?
and forging for hsrieii The Chains VI almoik
hopeless bondage, embiHered by retiectionss
and the fenle OF her own imprudence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

Sszt5izF IL H1Kzs-The news Of the rejec-
ton Of the late treaty blythe Americans lays
London paper was brought by the WglP--
the remembrance refpecfing the attack on the
Cheiapeake, was brought by the Rsgfage---
and now the Rayea comes with dlimal croak-
ings from Portugal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

DuANE has learnt, he fays, thar the Hrhiih
have determined to laHdfroops A. the NJ si5-
zgar5 Where, he does not kA0zU, but sainNs
ang one may guels
The Alsx5Hayia .44vsriitsr mentions meet
mo ~ The inhabitants ofyhe DiitFl1t VI ceiEzz-'
III n which It was relolyed, that 1t ihould -
recommended to all perion, nvIng me die
trief, TO refule AR SLOAN all holPsa'i.y
whlfpered lays the Nsrrb.ryfsff fsr4aIJ
hat due has lately heeil flushfr vril-
~. esredS Killed or woun@se. ER Fr sti
- al ssels. tksse Riga' - mare y l''ssA. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
FEBRUARY 81

FEBRUARY. n,
Waeisgfos zpi,.-This morning adVertI!e--
nlents were found on the doors Of the capiEois
the hotels, and boarding h0ufs', Offering re-
ward 10 any psrfon Tho viii iuveni machines
70 nlove, wnh1ut obltruttnn, over rivers
Kills, add mountains, the two wings Of ,hs
capitol, the preidsnt's hocfs, the pub oihees,
Daughter houfes, aud lhanhlss, by tAe mere
touch Of Jenny Sloan's h4ud.--baS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22
Rnlfan 6Ilir5.

Petsg7arg, Nou iS,-Lord Cow
r. the EneIilh Ambafador, departed
<3y before yeiterday from this caPi-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-22

included in the Louifana ceIIion.
Our petitions to that country, he faid,
were now relinquifhed, ard the con-
iequence was, that citizens Of the
United States trading, on the Tom
bigbee had to pay spain a duty of 5
per cent on all American produce. 1t
was to grant a remedy for this griev-
ance, he made the motion /; which
was committed.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

too familiar III an its circumstances to
need recital cfsny part Of them. Il
10 sufficient 10 remark, th1t the eonelu-
sive evidehee. which this event added
TO that which had preceded, e the UNI
controlled excuses Of the British naval
commander, IN Insulting our sovereign.
ty,. and abusing our hospitality, deter.
mined the President 70 sxtend 70 al
British armed ~.h.ps, the preeaution
heretofore applied 20 lew by name,
interdiesing 70 them the use and privi-
leges of our harbours and waters. >,
- This was done BY his proclamation OF
July I'D, 1907, referring to the series Of
occurrenees ending with the aggression
on the frigase Chesapeake, - the consi.
derations requiring il. And il the sp.
prehension from the lieentious spirit Of
the British Naval commanders, thus
developed aud uncontrolled, which led
to this measure Of precaution, could
need other justification than was Afforded
BY what had passed, il would be amply
found In the subseqaent conduct Of The
ships under the command Of The came
capt. Douglas.
This officer, neither admonisHed b.
reflections on the crises produced by the
attack on the Chesapeake. nor eonsroled
BY resPeet for the law Of nations, or The
laws Of the land. did not cease within
our waters to bring to. b. 6rine 1t veG
sells pursuing their regular eourse Of
trade and 10 the same spirit. which had
displayed itself in the recent ou,rae.
committed on the American FriRase, S.
not only INDUCED himself in hostile
threats, and indications Of hostile an.
proaeh to Norfolk, but actually obstruet.
ed our eiti1ens In the ordinary coanmu.
nieation between that and neiehbofinR
places. His proceedings constituted in
fact, blockade ofthe port. and - real
invasion Of the counsryi according to the
extent Of his force, - iftroops had been
tie6arked, and the town besiesed On lhe
land side. 49,.
Was II possible for the chief mari..
trate Of n nation, who felt for its riEhts
and its honor, to do less than interrose
some measure Of preeau,ion, at leas. A.
gainst the repetition Of enormities which
had been so long uncontrolled by the
government, whose olieers had com.
lnitted them, and which had afizst taken
the exorbitant shape of hostility md Of
insult seen in the attack on he friea,e
Chesapeake } Candor viii pronounce
that less could not be done , aud Il vim
as readily admi. dat .he DIochmation
comprising tha, measure, could not
have hrsathed = more temperate Ipiri,.
nor spoken a becoming tone. How far
il has received. from those, whose In.
,fusions i, prohibited, the respect das
to the national authority, OF been made
the occasion Of new iadisni,ies, needs
NO explanation. = g :.
!, The Pr..idsnt having in.erlplos,edi iii.
precautionary inierdict, lost NO time IA
is.tructing the minister nlsnipoeentiary
u. q - - p
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LEWIS AND CI.ARK'S
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and between 500 and SO north l4tiGa
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manuscript, from the collective i,itornaIsl
Of tie best informed travellers through M
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hy a series Of sercra! hundred celestial ob'.n
vations, made by Captain Lewis daring h
late tour.
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RICHARD NElICII.
Rich Kanal3sTa BorToM LAND
II % y g III y

HE Subscriber caers for sale, or eS-
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with rs great advantages, would be good
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is Gadcr cultivation rents at the rate OF two
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ply tote subscriber,
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- HI: subscriber has on hand BACON q
i . most suherior quality for family use,
which will be sold al reduced prices by any
quantity from e pounds to $4,000.
AIso,
Excellent LARD by the frkin or larger
quantity. c1Yop.
TRUNKS, as usual.
He. will barter from one 10 twenty oasea
Ialsna Cotton for Flour on pleasing terms.
E. GILMAN.
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Jofeph Mandeviaae,
Cs~ner Of KING ard FAIRFAx-Sr
.fLexx2DRIA
HAS FOR SALE,
An aflortment of WINES, Ii
QBoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting Of
NIADEIRA
Port
Sherry xsYrNrrc
Lisbon w LIN 40.
Malaga
Teneritfs s
Corsica
Cid ST. Estephe Medoe larct, in cases Of
enc dozen
A few dozen Gnc old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bitters
Jamaica and " est India rum
Eew-Eneland do.
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
Scistedam gin in cases
Irish whlssey, very old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in tasks
hogshsxds HAVANA honey
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Gunpowder
Imperial
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Muscosado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
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Leiper's, CARROTS, an Hamilton's snuff
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Nacuba and rapec do.
Clover-seed, (Pena. s2Grra1feaJ
Mace; nutmegs; cloves eassia; prynen.
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Coffee chocolate; rice pearl barley
London and Philadelphia mustard; basket
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Niuscatel and bloom raisins IN boxes.
Sun, raisins In casks.
Zantc currants prunes soft shsiled al
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A few boxes excelles>t pickles, eaeh.ons
dozen bottles assorted; caPers, olives and n
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A quantity Of clean good alum salt suitable
for tie fishery, &c. SIC.
JAMES BACON,