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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
PR ICE,
Has jiass yeceived q ias8e ~ Siyef .
RESH GOODS,

sohich ne 81 Frs jes sale on ne giovest
ferms. sassortmerlt co1sists, in parf,
BE- the Joilowing articles !: 81 ssr@EFs}ls
Null Mul! Muslins, 49, g.sssz,
!, l6.4 and - Cambrick do.
4 il Leno and Spider-net do. -. ss5.s,s.J8
aibeantiful assortment, %5t>ss.
Cambrick and Diaper Dimitys,
Pocket Handkerehiefs, 49, III
a Supetb collection Of z. Chintzes
and Fancy Prints, -
Cotton Iaees, assorted, $50. -.
II Patent Nankeens, ~ = =
Il Grandureils, IL = ~. =
: : ~ India Nankeens, &ts@<' l. { J., :~zF.
i = blue do ~ 3fss$t-<s.s >ts5 ~ 50.
Fancy Ginghanas, M s@., ,s
Lappet and Cambrick Shawl,
Leno u ". do. 44g1s do. sgas%. II.
q. Anextensiye assortment Of. fashion.
s.: = able and other Bonnets, =
Morocco Shoes, 5etss+s e - 1879 1888
81 Fine drab Cassamers, 49, a..
r. Super6ne Cloths an colours, = =.
!. u Marseilles, assorted, ' !. r. = r. :.
Cotton hose do. :sf ~ ~
Tortois Shell and Horn Combs, ?
!, Fancy Velvet B PEesidehts Cord,
! Irish Linen, r Ess"e's%s Sss@ *a:sss ?
1 German do 50 81 = So !. \, :. = = $
Exeeilenp SPINNING Cotton, ~ -
: Crowley and Blisterd Steel, g
BelFs Crooks and Dishes,
{ M S. Wine, ]. Spirits, r. Brandy,
. I Cherry bounce, Runa,r = =, 5ss
Madeira Wine, a4 ~. ~ ss sr E.iss ~
Hsrfings and Shad, y Ee S.s.s,.
Rappes Snuff, " : :. !. !. y =:
Imperial, Hyson, - - \
7. Hyson aud Green L
New England CHEESE Of excellent
quality. 80 "A: ~ - > :. + II
Grading and Grass Scythes, :.
Tin Ware, e ss>s.sss s.1sf2 = r..
I First, quality RiHe powder, +
Common do. ii z"'E~2'
" Shot and Lead, "a Y Y .s.i& u
z : Sweet Oil, @f ~ ~ $50
' Spirits Turpcntine,
~ Tar, Fish Oil and Moiasses, &c.
He assures the public that no person
shall undersell him, and thar no pains
shall be spared to oblige customers. -
q harfins6nrg Nay IS, 1908. i" .>. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12

-HE subscriber Ipishes 10 dispose Of
the FARMeH whieh. he now lives,
situate M Berkelty County Hf,ginia, neas
Opecken Creek, about fkree miies from
Marfinsburg and sepes fran .Shebherd's.
Torvn, on ne main road lcading from
fhe former 10 ne later blace Tbs farm
contains about Mree hundred acres, q
part slate and a parf EmesIons iandef The
frsf4 quality, about isvo thirds ec. the
Whale trGct cleayed, and now in a STATE of
hiph cultivation, the balance clothed rsiih
exceIenf timber, zUiich mill (alwaysatc.
fogd greater quantity Than f6e can
sumbien If tie, place sviA require.
Asnt fcfeaf PARTON 81 the land can BE- con-
veyied inso good me0dorD- Tie imprope-
mems are q very comfortable aadconpeni-
mt dpeiiKg house, Q urge frame barn
and stables, NTH other nsef ui bmidfags i
there is a spring ef COED 'oater quite con.
oenienf to ne dweiing. and several other.
spGiags4 rise on different parts &c the
placr; Furnishing q snlfcient and con-
staaf sngpiy IF 'eater throughout ) ste
gear. S $3.50 ~. g. h
~ 7ite, subscriber being desir,us roere. :
ssove ID ne sfaie Of Ohio, wiH faEe III
exchange fsr ne a5ovr farm, land lvflf
situated and of Sood qualify in any pa,t
eyvfhaf isiate er Il a grsafer pari efthr
price can Be. paid in hand, q great bar.
gain .o;Ii ,be gipen II IT,. The terms uiis
BE- made kno5UH On application 10 the sub
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12
: g .old 81 Pnblie Ancetiaun. I. ),

- b sold 81 PnbGe A.ci;on On
Friday the 12,h. day 81. August
NEXT, Il The late dwelling house Of Tho.
mas Hail. deed. near Mr.. Shartls,s Sui.
phur Spring. variety of House hold
Furniture, Two Mares and one Coli, .
large Stud Horse Of the Snap breed, and
aHumber Of other assicles too nln,erou.
for.iSlssrtion. Nine months credit win
be given, ths purchaser giving bond and
approved security. H 81 NJ t s, \
= JAMES FAULKNER, Adat.
July 80, 1908. Fs' L. ~ /. !.
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: ..Ly,AlN.DS for sale.

A BARGAIN may be had d thepur.
Ia chase of,he places where John Files
and Basil Cross noV reside, consninine
i've hundred acres or good lime stone
LAND, binding on Opecon- Creek.
distant about Eve miles from this place
and six from Shepherds Town. The
buildings are comfortable, with Z min.
seat on Opecou.-The tide good, the
price low and the payments win bemade
easyfoa punetual man. Those Who 8.
Inclined 20 buy, may know che terms "a
application 20 John Baker, Esq. !. Shep.
herd. Town. !. d " 81
So BENJAMIN ODEN.
Martinshurg, Nov. 20, 1907.
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NJ GENERAL meeting ofthe Over
IN ssers ofthe Poor 81 Berkeley Coun-
ty, Is directed to Be held at the Poor.
House IN Martinsburg, on the first Mon
day IN September next. (,
- a By efdsr efthe beard, ssi 4 a zs
ROBERT cOcKBURN, cor.
Iuly %, 1905. s.,,. $3.50
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-12

rT>ffE shbscriber wiiIs xeiiissSsk be level
81, 81 any Kind d SilyeflMork, fOr
good new Feathers.
] 5.'.'; JOSEPH M'FEEL
Maitinaburg, July Is, 1905.
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rRoPOsALs Ebrprirtss ty stJBscRiprroy
Gbe arliteiiiaii St;fietpi,,
kN1t9alIfAn ffUxTfnoror. T. -.

- - ~
u nm plbEslxf has ben Induced ID oi,sr ~,
N rscln eitsi1n ofsalis work d he nnbI;e
ksnshE stasssae,s q Z, ii beng sInlos cut n
plaN - vi ~ haps tilat is circulas.5n u:N
~ rsa prkGe rod. md have ! tendency q
- - = se1leirrs nilcr righteousness the tue
80 > u1klk 4 ny = Isund He trusts that L
- ntE1lv Apny dInse lur IL persisal who are IN
oeuprh nllTr n.sne tuths I'll who wish 10 see the
g,n4s.9s Gees pgD.npled AMI sprcad through our
IMl ~ dNIhm M, win Gel dispositiOu 10 en-.
ol4rk k1is se1ecs nd vnlnslle work 81 - 5,
II pE1lshsfi 4 not setuated b. Interested views
heasanF - unrk . he public his sole object
bGR dn1emhlslipn u truths necessary for ese.
~ kmarn creature % b acquainted viii ,she cniv
Uisles tae1f1in = many sabseribcrs q viii -,
hFtke pEinliag. hs own sitnstion bci6g such q u
- GO chs power % hESe ! fepub.ishsd viii.
n nok will psychologists from $50 d 400
dnDdicimopaKes 4 sbal1 be wen printed a roo1
PIPER. md he price, hall bound, shaIi moi god
one doliEr. thoee who wish them hound n lr.ther
en- hive them q he additional exncnse ~ b.f,d.
mg q he nnmhef e salscribcrs should Be eoual
tshiss appreciation. the price h sllPobahility xin
n. usrs ssiH & tssss p,s.s !. .s,s :. .,s;.,,
~mk1 y mbseziiss s,s o1aaiaad . Ay ~ &c
t,iaass. a
~ sabs0ipsisas rraeiyss q re sgas n tls h
: -. JOHN HuTcHrnsoS.
Jnns > 1903 H.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

e%JAM1N & SAaAu HAHgts7N ", beg leave
~ to INFORM Tie au3.ic, that their BoARDIyc,
ScHooL Will commence on the fSth I4nrarv
n-Xt, in MerfitnbHgg county, Virginia, With,
NILE OF SlHDlts biidrs. ON Meherrir river
near the road lcadngf'om II sk;us's ferry 10 Pc
tershu!E; where they have Gre ted 3, new and
commodous dvcllinghousc fjr tic reception of
bo'r:!ers together with slt.bic and separate
scaool-houses for pupils Of both sexes
They wit teach tie English language gram
N ticaly, Arithmetic and "eed!e wor., in It's va
rious branches.
The bcys will lodge in seperite house frons
the yong ladies' The stuIti,,.is hcallav and a.
Cre,able. Particular attention Will be paid to
thc'he sith a"d morals Of the children that NAV
be imtrusted to their care Eac!. bJar,ler must
be furnished With q pair 81 sheets, a bel, blan-
lse', one towel and Il CoJrtcypanc.
Terms as f1iLo.cg :--ito.si and Tuition q "
per anD@m; ) lcs. OF vhi-! must be paid in adj
vance, dds. more al 6he .mmcnccrncnt OF tie
vac ,ton, viz. on Gle FIR. July, and the balance
at The expiration Of the year.
u B. The vacation will continue four weeks.
Sept. 81. (oaw6v)
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COafHiUEICATIoN.

On No,la, H.. 10 , - I.:. T.-
Edward cnnr. d",N .'a \,IIt"b ''''e
rn,,nt,, y,c,s ., Hal ."I i'<sl'L yers 'he
ed Inv t,y ,c,iy y, ".',"u'i:sS oe.i CT
drlnh (fhe mr., F'r,''H .'.' ',.i.
E..t, o''"1 ,Fp' c'eh' '''Ne o. IN
.cn,,,r-bm,ee ~, ~,''1 y" ts'V,,2'S Al thc
nrrn,sc - ,,,,,,;',.; .'' ''"! WY ~S'n' I'' 'le
,aei s.,c otb'. '.'ee' 20
he ann5in,,J ,bs o( yes IS ','5'i'
sing the disr,.;,,- ~
racter t. ranrae.r,f ,hon,; ~ :,
gress. H,ndbilis ~c"a ais,, c;,.n,.,'.J IN
The same effect. and siroafnros cnIesr"rc ~
% br obtai,cJ ~ ,Le, '.'.e'' 'cN
aaoald subscribe thci, nainos . .hc support
cf whatsoever candidate should be thus bro't
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

N|IRCINiA, TO wit--At a Cbaaccry Dis
trict Court hi ! III the city Of William burg
the 25th day Of Jdy. 1906
John Baird PidintiD-A gainst Wyatt Walker,
NoJt. walker, Fcccmuu w 'ker, Beverley Clay
ton & Lotkcyl,s wife, EHl., Lacey, " NJ Graves
and Tabitila hi5 wiie wl,ic., said wyatt ,VMkcr,
Robert Walker. freeman Walker, Jockey Clav-
ton, Eliza Lacey & Tab,ths Graves, are children
Of sarah WslSer, decd. and VIM. NlcWhanlm,
Defai1nts.
TIE defendants Robert Walker, Freeman
Walker aud Eliza Lacey, not having entered
ticir appearances and given security according
TO thc acts o, Assembly, AMI The rules Of dis
Court, sad IL appearing &, tAe satisfaction Of the
court, ulat the arc not inhabitants OF this coun-
try, on the motion 81 the pitt BY lis counsel IL
is oydyei th.t che said dsi IS. q, appear heir; on
he first day OF tine next Germ, and answer u,e
bill Of Ga. plG ars that q copy OF this order be
forthwith nscr, d in some news. DAo.Y.uf t.e CT
e. Of Richmond, CIR tv0 months succcss.yeiv.
aud posted 1t the from. doc. Tic former capitol
in tins t'ty
a Cory.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, &C.
September 81. (osv8wGJ
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BIZ z RS TRTAT..

TT 5s Asi a tAs oEce If A= Exa.raea.l
rgNHE subscribers to The Report of BURR's
= TRIAL are respectfully Informed, that
t'.e FIRST volume has arrived from Phiiadalphia,
and Is nov rcady 10 be delivered At Petersburg
and R,,imaad \ sufficient number Of copies
vii! &c forwarded - speedily as possible 30 iif-
icrn, ptrts o. the country, and deposited az pla-
ces Convenient 10 Subscribers Of which notice
will b dAv rDb,ished. Gentlemen who Il We
bcen 50 oJiSN@ rs - take suhSrrntior papers,
Will CO fer great rtyorOn the Reporter by trans
m.ttns them Immediately 10 him st this place,
or 70 Iiopk'ns L Evil booksellers at Ph;ladcl-
phia, IS may be most convenient, in order that
The books may b. d stribued accordingly The
second vo!nme is IN thepress, xni cyegy cxerti-
on viii De made 70 have 1t speedily ready Cox da-
livery. As tine expenses AMI ,,b5r attendant on
the publ cation, haze baer very gre it. the nric.
- non-subscrlers will be unly3ila5Iy raised
The moderate addition If Hi,y cents per y5i4mo
viii be required of them.
DAVID ROBERTSON.
Petersburg, Sept Is, 1853 (st)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

American vessels, detained and sent into
hit racc--thDt Appeals irosi those de,i-
sionS were entered, and that on the ST. of
June an order Was resolved FROM the duke
"a Hcrg. for tie restoration of the vessels
detained under the Eec"ecs Vt tae I7th De-
cc,nher, and 3l and cih OF January, which
w;.S acicI on, on accnlnt of c!.ae:gS - the
government bat tAe supreme junta at Be
II, iS,0ed an order o:i the 16ti, to,' Inc Ii
bcr,tion o: all S,nfcticat.s Iso,,E 1t into their
port on which The court AZ .llgcsir;S refu-
sed 20 act. until 1;icy received further c,t-
p!an4tion :,om 'he supreme iunta ut Seville
which hla been received N thc 2Gth cf ~
IL. Therefore Mr.. ;l,ci,iev, the y .ne.i
c,n cpn*uj al st. Luor', Intended leaving
that place for Se.il!e thc fniiowing day, for
the :'drp"Se vt procuring s,ch explain ,sians
as woi.G D. likely 10 rcmuve all objection TO
the restoration af tha Ameri can property
iaGpl:A uaici detention.
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American Ministers in this country, end the
, french government, IN consequence of which
{ some pr"cCcaI,reiaHation nf ;ilat decree had
taken place. This WAS one GROUND why we
SAoqsd lock upon .fH1r'fca with Jealousy
ana ii MAS an ags,aviition that She hld by Il
ScCre- understanding M;,h the Vreach 60
~ the operation OF ;h;s decree that was
ut hrst general. aud placed he ,.sol II IN 81 stu
0UOu - CDnn.VanCc vita the French guvern-
mei!t"
both Mr. Percival and Lord Castlercawh
therefore were an%ioIs To curry the prime
PIC of retaliation furihcr than the late or
der. (of !an)
p" HZc0Hnies of'this SORT, mag fhrrc{ore be
expected. should PC!cival ard CaSticrcagh
mount into power And It will then becon.e
MS 70 manifest the true American sprit-in
the AmeriIon way. "FOrn,a, way is not ne
ceNantY:" We may rcsort u our non~impot-
taton acts
(These predictions a,c f,r,,e, .y,oudo,
and illustrated in th. or.r,nl f.ss,vS
'Ph. Nm Im,or,atio,, Nct,, v,c,,iI ,,r,,,
ably have :,er, the yc,,. mc-e,,,.a ,,,,,,s,n,,
by onr ..ovoru.o.ut If ,I.. o,b,,,. ;;.r.,,.
lad NOT i>,,ei similar ,,,.,,,1.r. - ,,r.-,.,.,
sion ac.,in,t ony commerce
Let The reader nov nnlv ,..o,,ect th,+
p.,raiv;I and Ca>.lcyeacn yt,c ~. f,,rn in ,hs.
EaCiish ministry. 5u1that gDrv ,ve,,. :,rn,rn-
Ccd rs ai,,nt t, constitute . ng,.g az ;.-Go+
him also rccol,ect that t.,rv rc,stir,scl, -
~ dis. in,r,:e5..,, hr,.~hes nr :, I,,~i,c. i,.,
Navcu,l,si.. aud dies. ,.v.,+. viii ~. ,1,,.,d
exactly to carresD,,nI wjt1 ,o, auI;c;t,,.;-
on.
1t has reached tn. II :; t,rorg,, , v,,;-
ctv oi sources, that France 1,roroses so-nc
rela> tim, o.. ,,.uj.fen.;.,- : -. rn,,~-
Tue s,irnise is stated i, letter. g..,o, Frnc
ami Env,and, rs well u, IN tl,o i.,,tloo r,ru,e
This communic .tion is said - hav.. beer
carried to E.aeland in the ~. Nichael's rho
government vcssc, Of the u. States
Ii IS probable, that there is some truth in
! these re,,crts. h isD,s,.ala that Sonan,rtn
il Is piven some ass.iy,r,.s ~ o,r ,,,i,,;s..,.
in Paris. that ne w.,i,!j herca frar nxcant ~ q
American commerce from the orerot;o, 81
his decrces-It seems To be - fycf that th-
American vessels have bacn Dcru,iftedt ~ sail
from the, ports s. holland
/ Lei rs suDD,se thar Bouaparte bos rive,
the mot explicit and pn,;tiv, ,ssnrarc..s 70
this eject. Lei MS sunnose tb,t the.a 49,
/ surances viii be communicated t, The Bri-
tish government and TIA, the priii.b coh;-
uet is required ~ rxer,I,t tb. ,-,ar;,o,,
. corsmerce from the operat;o, IF .hr;, 0r-
. dcys.--VViat will he the consequence,
III the first place il is nor r.,,I,ja th,t
the British cabinet win non, aco,ie,re i, ~ ;.
! lust demands. These ORDERS are ,nn hi
rectly aimed TO injure the trade and IN in
/ inence the politics and presidential ,,lart;on
/ Of the u ) 50 be Immediately Withdrawn.
/ The situation c: the affairs of apain and
the INCREASING spirits of the cabinet will
add new !nciyeme.ts TO tha continuation ~
this system. The cabinet will coninrc uD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

c 0 " MUN1c AFRO N.

DIED, az Williamsburg. August 7th,.
1905 IN the 22d year Cf his aye, GEORGE
MCCARTHY. the second son OF Mrs. Sarah
McCariy OF Fairfax County, and grandson
OF tile late venerable George Mason.
Nearly three months had pscd siucc the
anxious sol;ci,aAe Of Mr., .It<,arsy's friends
hsl perceived that his health was suffering
Z gradual decline but the vigour ofhis con
shthtion Kept him active and alert and nc
was needless 81 tiic progress d fatal Gurrhoea.
On the. 3ist of DULY, the disorder suddenly
assumed a dangerous aud alarming aspect,
and IN seven tass terminated his existence
MIR. McCavtv had been nearly two ycarsa.
student Of William * Mary COLLEGE, where
hc had acquired the respect 6 regard Of all
who knew him, the friendship and esteem
of his Instructors, anal the love and conf
GcnCc of his iellc students Just finishing
a Course OF College studies, lie was about
II return to the bosom of his flmilv, ana TO
be enrirclcd with she arms OF lis friends,
when hc'wnS s1atChe'. from their cmbrace>
II virtne AMI genius wee safe from the IA
wages Of delCh, Mr.. McCarty had lived to
>.dorn Tic NirGi"ian Bar; wiliIher his pro
lesion would soon nave called him. With Il
noble and generous soul. which was won't To
knd!e Ut sense OF Injury OF melt ut the
tale OF We, he was brave and humane. be-
GcYo'ent and unaseuI.iag. These eStimahie
qualities were exhibited III an Interesting and
attractive ighe by the cngng;ng aillbilitv OF
his department, the bcnigaity of his DISPOSE
ton, and the accomplishments OF d cuitiya-
ted and enlightened mind
With these endowmen;s Mr.. McCarty pre-
saEted to his family aud 10 BIS Country IN
ausnici0mS flfr"itv How ,-,aian~i..,i,, .. VII
ginia Is the retrospect of i few wears! The
genius and talents OF mani OF her youthful
sons have, within d short space Of uimc, bcea
forever buried in the grave, and the bud
ding laurel Of fame lies whitening on the
tomb The dcceased is an addition to he
gloomy, iiiustrious catalogue of departed
worth and merit.
TThc preceding was unfortunately mis-scnt
10 another POSI- q lice.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

{" The last accounts from France (says
tie London Morning Chronicle) are under
stood TO convey IN assurance of the most un-
cqaiyocal deposition on the part Of Bona
pare TO comply with the wishes OF the il e.
meIicdn government. Ii is stated from au-
thoriiy, that Bonaparte has express ed his
readiness to ALLOW free commerce. to neu-
trails, provided England consent 70 it also :;
that is, in effect, to rcscind ;hc Milan de-
cree, provided our government repeal che
Orders in Cornell We give this inclli-
gcucc as we have received it. If true, it
can, Of course. proceed only from desire
to conciliate the AMERICANS, for no other
neutral is worthy Of consideration"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

q Mcvis-AuGrst 18th. -four 60, pork so
doAaia no American vessels therc-ht It..
C'o.%, AIgnst 2Gth, provisio ms plenty: -four
- dollars hy the cargo and 25 1T retail =
l],CG0barrels in make unsoll-- u Exulna,
august lttA' pro"isians scarce four IS dol
l"r>-No Amc'ic."s in port-Ftour was re-
"a ''f TOR = to 50 dollars, and rice 7-j0 at
Jam yea, : lgu,t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

DlED--On SATURDAY. the 10Th inst on his
wa from DunkirS 10 his seat in King and
Queen, Cot WILLIAM LYME in ,he 7Ist
year Of his agile was Reyo!ntionist and
firm republican, an aiftctionate husband, u
Kind parcat, an indu'gent master, and u
friend to the poor. He has left MS family
and friends obemoan ;heir irycplrable loss.
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E-rtraef II letter f~om Cadi=, dafed 2Sf
.yf.iv IulS


forn,iy terminated favorabiv for The .S3ani-
ards, particularly at Valencia and Sarag1s-
So, where TWO very considerable bodies of
French have been totally Cut to pieces i'll
short, the Spaniards appear So unanimous
the French ont Of the country, that am
net without great hopes of their complete
success As yet, no general government
has been formed. but the Juntas or Councils
established in each province, for It's tempo
rary GHvc' nmcnt, have taken the most dc
ciicd measures to oppose the eacr,y with
success, by obliging al the inhaSitants be-
tween thc ages OF is ana rs to serve in the
army without distinction Of rank. lGnvo,s
have bccn sent to England 30 demand sap
plies OF arms and mnuniticn-thesc have
becn received in the most ilattering man
me- by the government OF Great Britain. 10
whom This revolution is al important, and
the subject Of much cxu.tation. But while
l rejoice that Bonaparte is likclv to be stop
ped IN his career to univ crsal despotism,
very much fear it will increase the difficulty
OF bringing our dispntcs with Great Britain
to favorable conciuSion.''
a supplement to the Seville Gazette Of
!rly %, says, that the troops OF General
Bcdei, after taking an oath, were to renl-
bark for France.
a letter of the 29th f July. fran the house
OF Messrs. Strange & Co at Cadz, confirms
the surrender M D2pont with 10 eco n.en
and General Bedei with about 5000. The
Spanlards took 90 pieces of cannon and Sc
Verai imperial Eagies.-I'he same letter
SAYS. that the Junta 1T Seville had given an
order to hberate all the vessels detained un-
der the Milan decree bat since, the priva-
tccrsmcn had made representation which
had caused Il suspension CT the order for their
rcieasc.-Mr lZnardi, the American Consul
had also made representation to the ST.
pTeme Board at Seville, and it was conf
IDENTITY hoped, that Notwithstanding the ill.,
rigues of the privateersmen, the vessels
would ultimately be liberated.
Extract Of a ieftsr dated Cadiz, Julv so
We have mae an armistice with Eng
lana and declared war ag ainst France. W: ii
a view OF breaking OF The ignoininious woke
OF Soma understandable preparations are
naAlng, and every male OF 10 to Is, are un-
der arms, and we presume above half n mill
lion Of men will stand in defence OF their
Country, and no d ,.5t their manly 2Xcrtions
and patriotism will be crowned with COM
pietc success. You will then hail US a free
an independent nation, and hope our inter
Corpse with your States viii resume its for
ner activity. IN the mean time. all the A.
n"ric2n vessels and cargnes in Spain. under
seizure By BonGparte's DEGREES. have been
IberAtcd: and the English perrait Ameri-
IN vessels to enter our psrts ummolestei"
Official returns IF Fre,ici aAihs suyrende--
cd ~ Cudi-
Hero, 81, 673 mea Neptune. 81. rs /:
higeairaS. 30, Go! Piuton, -, SEA Vince
dor, rs Go; Cornelia, 513 men. Total45O
guns, 1903 men.
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Hero, 81, 673 mea Neptune 81. us ;
A'geairas. 30, Go! Piuton -, 654 Vince
dor, rs. Go; Cornelia, 518 men, Total $50
guns, 1908 men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

Ertrdcf IT Il iefcr .from gentleman in
HGhfir, &, a mcrchaHt in D1ston. datca
SehL I.
The troops here commanded by Sir George
Provost, ave under orders for distant re-
Crct expedition, and arc nearly prcpared-
The number is about 1000 --I'herc are va
rious ConieCtTcs as 10 tie place ofGestiua-
ton. Some persons suppose they arc bound
o5pain or Portugal, 10 assist The patriots ;
some say they arc going as inst u French
colony.
(The above orders will serve to show that
noiAea is now entertained Of a war with the
u. States .""Eost. iat
MARrB1Ep--On Tuesday evening last ToHv
BLAre, Is 2. to Miss " srcAszr PAGE, dau.ch-
terbf Joux PAGE, ESQ. late governor OF this
commonwealth, All Of this city.
.ssas.s--s-z -,z.szss
/ WILL. positively be sold. the gloop NANCY
| w Of Richmond, oi fnday, I'll Get 1903,
on credit oi /. lad monthe - nc Admins
tf&.ia, 81 J., ...DLSD.- N-'A.
/ Sept q, l5.T)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-27

ScRArGhNA. The ship Traveller, III days
From Calcutta arrived al Salem, rcpol.s,
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