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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22
HOUSE or LORDS, Feb. a.

america. -~Lord Grenville observed, that
he had read and heard with regret, that the
President of the u. S. of America had ref,,-
sed to ratlfy the treaty concluded by the COM
nlssioners appointedb by both COUNT es, for tn.
purpose OF carrying that beneficial object into
execution He should regret a rupture with
America the more, because it must necessa-
rlly give an increase to the French interest
which he had no doubt would soon lead TO til
overthrow of the constitution and indener-
Gence OF America. Before, however, we ar
rived at the currently of an open rupture
with America, he hoped every exertios
would be made to adjust our differences in a
manner consistent with the honor, the dieni-
tyi and independence Of both nations.
Lord Hawkesbury would Content himself
with stating, for the satisfaction of their
Ljordships, that whenever the discussion
should take place, it would appear that every
thing had been done by his Maiesty's row
eminent to produce reconciliation, consist
ent with the feelings and honor Of both conn
| tries.
Lord Erskine wished to know whether the
United States were made acquainted with
our orders iii Council at the time they had
ordered their embargo
Lord Ha@ksbury replied that they were
not.
Lord Holland moved that there be laid
before the House copy Of tic French De-
cree Of the 2tst November, 1906 and CO.
Py OF such information as ministers had re-
ceived from Neutrals and Friendly Powers.
OF the mode in which that Decree had been
executed
Earl Grey gave notice that he should move
on some future day, for all such documents as
related to the attack on Constantinoplc, in
order to exhibit to this country, and to the
world the gross misrepresentation which
had gone Observation-Disclosures
WEDNt sDAY, March IS.
On this day the bill from Senate TOR raisiDg
all additional military FORE uhtisfwent A.
rhendmebt in eomhittee Of the whole. but
was not perfected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

EoR SALE for cash, approved paper, or ex
change tor Negroes-I'Ieo Tracts of prime
lIltary LANDS sf 1000 acres each, in the STATE.
OF Ono, upon the waters Of esar's Creek Tbesr.
tracts OF Land were surveyed for the Hon Judge
Marshall on 18th NoY. 1874, and granted to l,in
rs captain in the Virginia Line, &c &c ApDiy
TO GEO CpFENrIIC[HI'
March %. ron
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

P.F ne Believing no IS s,ih,0','. ; &c
Aurora, 10 ie ic;;cr irG.i ;,.c ,.a,t. a;-c..-
can' N oar first page.
r. re cts'vz i2n aa5 ..fy.~,c,'ou f re
cC'Eo'' Or ::|3 fefer are co3rect, i4c ~ e.. :.
Ienn3yiVaHio 81 n1t6a G;os...i. ;n~y ...H
Sc dtcidcGiy far ar. .'2dD5Sov 81 :Lu,,
as inthS's "ozp ohhoat'. ne t,o,.ii,U g,W 81
o"ofy rn'noer l27---t~UUifr - crsiaia ulAI
,"'ocrf"i" 20 vofrs. 7JE..cmo,cu c9p.i4.
~ aaai1m7us Vo.e, as m" y'ic t,r,f el., ~.
iirars a3sinc}inca 70 serve G,-lii ~ ,iat
sfa"or, soo"id II nor BE- G5lh q.ise a.sd h..,-
f-''E3 fQfs M III. DEy!4 CLINrpHQf .hr
r,,,E~6f'ri@ clnd'dlfe J1r Uicr hrc,iGcst >
NC %H"|!rcf M rtasure coni} 6r hs"e tEcc-
i"2f :" c!fagi"S G&Sryflssi9i,s....Auro sa.
II D77ffSh armed sore,2,mcas tyig Grrfpea:a
Ifdnf'f2n Reads, o2 i;t.ines,iay cve7.t,~.
gfih difG'chcs jar Ma. Noss, qrf.ch
Sve''e drtfVeTsG oa bocra RE Satire, eat
Hen lhr orig immeCirietis hu. Ia sea.
me ds%iasches vUere aent If 81 re $oath-
ern mai1, the som e?,:,: re. - YUe 6.ie..
'7e M.9eratand, ley1 Eai2.q..t& On ihr4iE
q FcdrHaiy.--.Ao:t;%t Ter ..i4s,chlS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22

'he CREATIONS of peace and T. ,cn ship between thc
TWO countries which has ever Influenced his ,,a-
Je'tys conduct, and That niyy difficulties il, the
a.seVS1'on now pendng may be .hectu;iy re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-22
Lust Eve,ai,sgs Mail.
NETWORK. March IL

Arrived the Ships Factor and Frances from
Greenock. They bring London papers to
the 10th Feb.-Liverpoo to the nth, and
Grecnock TO the 18th.
Interesting extracts in the next Enquirer )
The news Of the Embargo reached F,irnno,;ib
by the British Packet, on the 22d Of Febr,,a.,, >
but has produced no apparent sensation ON the
public mind, at least none that we can gather
from orr papers for contrary to the usual
practice of the English editors, it is mentioned
without e'ticr censme Or appreciation.
Mey d4g
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09
Ar. RIcaAap cnksowarl,
ID Take Nofice

TIA Is on The 9Th day of BE.
cember next after the date hereof
in'the ho1se ID which M. IA.
inund Graham nov lives, b lie
town 81 NJ artinsb1fE, County 81
Berkeley md Commptiwealtk 81
Virginis, 1 intend ID lake Ire az.
positions DC Samuel ;Chenov.th.
John G hsnow etha and Richard che.
noweth, which | intend 10 oiEsr n
esidehee On. the trial Of ! suit IL
G hancsfy, now. depending and
undetermined II the County
Court 81 Berkeley, 10 which / al
COMP lainanf. md yon are Iefsnd,
mt ssid de- coalitions % g 6 sn
by virt6e 81 Z eomnisaion issnsd
ID said suit fort That purpose. ],
2 :. Your &c. &. ).
@2' PHfLrnon CHkkowEra. ~.
November 70, 1903. VII. =,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

THE subscriber oiEers Cor sale
i yatuable track Of LAND
lying on Opeckon Greek, shosit
four miles from NIartinsburr,
ecnFaining about 100 acres, about
6oaeres of said tract & Lime.
s.one. and th. remainder iirs,-fafe
Slate Land ]; there sre on shs IT..
misses an Apple and Psaek or.
shard 81 good Fruit, md . dun
Der Of other Fruit trees; there are
tive springs ofnever failing water
On said tract, acomfortable dwell
ing house I'D Other osit-ho,lscs |;
about seventy aciss &c CLEARED
Land, Ahosis "a acfesDE. NlsxAo ~.
and abots tysrsY acr,sts Ut rood
Meado zfqnRl i the | e Ilainder
OF tte md iswell timhered For
terms apply p die sabsssibsf Oh
the preIpises. Il IS s. 10; i "a
JOSEPH VANNfETRR.
Noyember "A. lsos. ,,s,4i4ft
= - Il =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09
JUST OPENED, !,
n rrea,. sariery Of Ladies FASH.
enable Whits BE AVER HATS,
With and without Pink and Yel-
low unders, in full trim
- BLACK, ditto !; o.. I
PLUSH BoNNl' NE &c. &c,
o., ass'r,msFGs i ptry ssteasiVs
- - andcemPlsie a. TO- ~ a5
b Fancy and other I
Ss59 .gtgE = ! - ttEf8 @F5fF > II " 49, I
III, ": . .~.~ Articles. a :. Il

: We are happy . inform our
friends (at q distance) and The
public in general. TIA, having
made large purchase, previous
tothe lats rise Of Gopds IN Phila-
delphia and Baltimore,. we are
enabled to serve them on better
terms with many, articles than
they are 20 be hsd. At this sime.
ID either Of the aforementioned
cities. IT ever II was an object
for purchasers 1t . defiance % cali
on them, they are confident they
viii find il greatiytnf hair adsan-
tage DO ell lie scascn. - ID
Jj'hiss ssany atficles ore bst6
sea'cr md h;gh, re have them +
Plenty and Cheap.
segsy JAMESsJ oHNLANE
Shepherd's! Town, Dec. ?, 1905.
q Cash paid Tor HIDES ind
SKINS. La W - Z ~ AZ &~~, - Y
aS#s-. z.. 49,. '..ss e . $.s4a /
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09
III. NDS Jo,. sale.

H. BARGAIN may be had Ii
"A the purchase Of de place.
where John Files and Basil Cross
now reside containing;iive hun
dred acres Of good lime stone
LAND, binding on Opecon-
Greek, distant shout Eve miles
from this place and siK . from
Shepherd Town. The bull ines
are comfortable with anil seat
on Opecon.--The title good, DE
price lowand the payments WIN
be made easy to q pnnctual man.
Those who are inclined 10 buy,
may know the terms on afplica.
tioa 10 J6hn Baker, ESQ. ii
Shepherd Town. s. =. q Z "a &
! u BENJAMIN. oDEN. Il
Martinsb burg, Nov. 20, 1907.
~ HeIF4Ef3Y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

10y virtue oftwo aseda &c trus,
LID bearing date tie I'd day 81
November, 1907, = made 70 us by
John Robinson and Margaret his
wife, 20 satisfy. md pay sundTy
sums Of money paid By. Jacob
French, William Rush and Ro-
bert Christy, asseeurities, Tor the
said John Robinson, 8 late depu.
/ ty Sheriff for; ,Nicholas Orrick,
win Be sold 81 die Court House of
Berkeley coanty, On Tie 2yth day
of December nexs IN cash, one
|. Lot il the town, Of n aFtipsburg,
on Queen Street, kapwnsin the
plan I'll said town by No. 81. ON.
which there are 4 cpnvenientI
Dwelling Hnese. tIs6 si,iEh,
one story of stpnsfthe other 81
brick, &c; fest BY 10, completely'
6nished, alsn . back building two
stories high, bne story atone the
other irame.26 feet By 10, COM
pletely flushed, and sIndrN con-,
venient out Houses Also, d
Tract Of Land containing Ave hun.
.dred acres, situate 10 said coun.
u, on the head Of 6 herry . branch,
well clothed with vond timber
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

RkPORT 1. tn Part.
Alter { period of twenty 1--WE
.years, of peace hardly .inseFIupted
by transient hostilities,s and sol
prosperity paFsllsled IN the his.
.toty ofnati9nsy the United States
;sre, for she FIRST nine sinse TIE
treaty yhich Terminated The re-
volpsiopaFy VAR placed 10 j situa-
'tidn equally diaieals. eli.ieal and
dangerous. s...,.s /, + !, / lF,:.sss',. /
Those principles recognized BY
de eisilized world under die
irame Of law, of nations. which
heretofore controuled belligeren,
powers, regulated the daliss Of
neutIals md protsc,sd,heirr rights,
are now 9S rediy disrsgardsd OF
forgoiisn By Great britain and
France, Zach of those two m.
tons. captures and condemns al
American vessels trading with her
enemies her enemies allies ;ana
every European power having be.
cone Z party in the contest, the
Shole Of our commerce with Eur
sspsan soloniss, becomes liable
% capture BY ei,hsr one 81 The .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-12-09

x ,essiums.t d N she scsousss with
tih oiicc fsaaxionsly desired; the great
% part Of them have been standing open,
from two 10 siK years, and some . long
q eiRht years. 4 d not OR wish TO op-
press II bly, tim, much len NJ e. period
like lie present, WHEN iistress and gloom
appears t,i pcEvafle AL grades Of society
from the once iidepe nlent farmer, down
:, t1the more httmihle mechanic md labosr-
On; hut justice 10 ourselves and vothers,
requires, IN . voice ts1t must be heard
that ! settlement 4shbuld shortly take
rlsee. I'VE Ire disposed % make every
allesiation h our power viii thereforc
takA IN payInest my lind Of grain
wood, or snys0ther uscfSl article q,ir en-
ployefs have ID dispose Of From those
Who cannot makE paymeft 81 pany wy,
N. this time. We shall gcertainly expect
notes for what il now due, before ftheir
accounts are enereascd. --MAfy have ca
pEsssea kWSIimgness b settle annually,
blh from nct being called tuRtsA have
neEiected u anA some have, generously
pstd ns hi advance--- 10 such We tender
outthauks Itisdetefnined upon 10 set.
" ~ inc uu1ff1 d TINS GStADLUuimcnG.N UP
+ TN the 6rst III Jsnusry next, after which
time, II the .Inteligencsr remains in. our
hands, We shall eIilleavonr to e alter the
procedure, ~ and have ON account6 clos!
Cd q DE snd ofeyery ssceeeding year;
this, We arc certain. win be. agreeable
20 our patrons, and more beneficial 10
ourselves. HR aS up ga ~ RI TIN
=. For the Papersa which Ne now prints
!. we have been Obliged 70 pay In advanced
price of nearly kfty per cent, md canAct
obszin Il even ut int rase,' without sd-
ysncing cash the time b ilst apprna6ii-
ing N,hen we shall want sa snpply fofthe
winter We hope our iI;ends win NOT
ksget that their nd u neccessary . M
: o0l&ellsll ~. 81 sE \; "
Isa-it;gsnor,o fae. oassev I, 1908: 4
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FRIDA Y DeceInber 9, 1908. !.

|fl2s !. sssstsfg b ss sgsssst;s ell ~ II ~ sa
,4Gse 80 III 49, - 80 FIJI
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CHEAP GOODS:

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+ Hk subscriber i just open.
III inn Il hand some assortment of
49, ,',.,
{ Tau anu aE11tlCGG QDUOu8, /
,ah;.h 4. -. ,,.:,.......lc..s.,.
$3.50. !. us P.ses "'"'se'' ~ 'ne
than = : ssG ss'
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caih mo pface tnem. ~, /
III Amono h;s Int n,,re ,ys.s ~, >. !. Il I
M - '"a, -. e 4 y. q -
Lcw Vticed Sictns and Ela1neis, ID
slosesEia ceatlns lot A.aslaes' wsAss !. I
s~,nsdoyn vest shapes,
o'liastt and Royal DO. III
rres,dents, constitution .sta = Faneycortis
i Pr;taSrias - - - = 'al....-. !: 4
Eaevsnt ana comaon shavl... val
Ronall and Madrass Handk erehief.. p.
4, 49, oe. - o@.innas .n,...... -,
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Whole No 1877 .

sxceplion. e = Niade % > condi.
.ion oftrihnts, which pqly add,
insult 20 the injury.
The Only pl6a hFRed q instil.
eaton Ct thoee hostilities, i ID,
!ssaiiatioA grounded o. . pts-
shmed arquiescsnceof he Uniied
atste. - Previous aggressions ~
the Other pafsy. evavink ! a..
snsslon Of The cprrsetncss 81 IL
Pginciple Of retaliation, 5 nyinei.
PIE doubtful Il itself md sltoee.
meg .n.dmissible % he extent -
mich e has ibsen earfied, sIa
When opcfstins @ lie neutfsl -.
fhsf thanon he enemy, 4 Il 81.
sthcE unlv0s thes she fJh;tri
Ss.ees hsye ever voJ1ksafi|y ~.
guessed i, the nnlaefnl airres.
ei9rs OF either nation onisted 81
!deiayedn my mrssnres eslcuIaled
g ootain redresa, or ~ INV yes.
Heet devisked from that impsrtisIi.
g which they were bodnH III
their neutrality. France haa n
luded @ the violations u me n.
tional lag, and Of the soveveirntv
q The United States, ID ne rs
stanees q klerce's murder, ofthA
outrage % the Chesapeake l -
OF The destrVction of lie In,oStas
ogs. The measures taken u IS.
nun redress IN phose eases ne Al
public notosiety, md Il nav ~
added thee with tho exeeption 81
me Iast, those aegressions On ia
saoveTeignty Of The United Statcs,
dla not ailest their neutrality md
gave no right 10 France either 6f
complaint or interference. Eets
sing aside irregularities Of less in
poEtanee md equally charReSbIh
g both nations, pueh 90 de Bri.
.tlsh Order RI June, isOs, and tHA
deeFse ofthe Preach gelesal, Fer.
rand The principal violations bv
9ngiend ct The Aeutral rights 81
America prior % the Heilin desf
cree Of NosembeF ! fsOe, md
which, u acqnieseed q, miRht
have river grounds &c eempkint
70 rfanee. ne ne capture o. A.
meElean yes3els laden with colo
nial prodoee, founded on ! re-
newal Ct Tint pretended principle
gensrslly called .tle rule Of
Hse, fhes impfessmest of Al.
2 meriean seamee compelled there.
ny g become tn suxiliaFies Of
england aGainst France, and pro-
eNaEOnflOm mr. nOwnSnnN kraSI~9.t
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THE price ofthis paperis two dollars
per anntris, one dollar payable ct the
time of sibscsibinss and one. when thu
year, -Diataft subscribers pay
for tie whole wear in advance.-No
subscription received Or 4 shorter term
than SIX 'iaonths. and no paper discon-
tiaurd until arrearages are paid--a tai
lure tonotiiy . discontinuince Of the pa
s,per 81 The end Og the time subscribed
81. win ID considered anew engage
neat. The psice Of Adrersisen,ents, 70
sgbscribers,i is one dollar per square
f5s fhrec weeks insertion, md for con-
sin,ianec aftkr that time IS cents per
week --s;albscfibersi will continue to
seceise ) rejection Of one-tourth on
their Advertisements. 2 r. -. -
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Patent Me- icines.I
Lees Restofdfiu

d Lees Restof dtive,. :.
/ Long celebrated for tise e.1re. Of
nervous disorders, Indigestion,
|sitnpurisy ~ thesb,eoi Z. inuard
weakness, isnmodeTkte esacuati-
ons, Female complaints, obsti-
mate elects, Hysteriral affections,
palma 10 the back and loins, cramp
in The stomach, Be-. 49, ~ III
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rial coiaplaints Of every descrip-.
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A esrtain s speedy cure fs.Rheu-
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ness, White swsilings,a sprsins,
bruises, Be. ssl;sTst 3s:I,
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Lees WOsfi1 destroy
Z =. ing e L ! !, ~
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49,, ,,1s,.z4Pills,syss5,s.: zSs.E,
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Mr.. Denis Eah;L acting Exeea.,
N tpr Of Iamss Quinn. dee'd,;lo-
! ssph Minghinni and Luke Ter
/. AXE NOTICE. -. I.
THAT IN ne ieniA dlisi Of
h Decem1sf jsess, aj1ev dc
|, aais keseef, Intend Il sake .aIs
dfbesitions ef 1heasas ShayJ, tsrn.I
Henry 1i;Aey, Jun. } and Lnke
!, Esnieny, AZ ttlae. souss in sctsicA
M. Thos !; TAFT non res;tlks, ID
a.. farsg, Of .lzayfinsbYyg !, county
.ef Berkeleg, and cos,nonigealsh Of
Rirginid, 10 Be read IN evidence on,
.tlir trial s fhe rsilit In ,CAancery,
brought md nosv depending III tie
/ County Court Berksisys a1he,e-
| nj l. anil Complement a,aaiyou the
said DeRis Caliii, acting ss'r. 2ef
|: flames uipn, dee Sosekh,
1 MiagIiinni and Laks, Iey1aaa are
Defendants. Sad dsposiieas to,
5eiakra ts virtus e a camnaissiion
iissnrd IN said suit soss IN. Gspal
ty Court of Berkeley iofi that par.
tose. - I'll Tours, Sic! III. 1
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For die prevention md cure III
malignant Bilious eomp laihts ;the
ofeia tionof these pills q perfect
.iyIrnild,i so asto Be used ~ Der.
soma in every situation, md 81
.svefyase. \ DUO, s,.s " Il y !. )
{ Lees ElixiF,
life most certain remedy khown
.for colds, obstinate eoug hs, I O..
.tarrhs, Asthmas; sore shfosts md
approaching cohsu,np, lions
affords Immediate relief, and III :
short tinse entirely ! removes The
5HO OPING CoUGH 1.SI I
Lees I celebrated Eye,
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Lees Genuine Corn
n Plaster y
BRUSH II j a.! Oil, &c Be-.
n The above Medicines 10 had
ist L Ptice's Sse,ess Marhtk burg
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-30

Jefferson cy. Va,Ju.y $50. laws
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alexandria DAILY @s;stte.

Capt Beare, Of the ship Martha, lately
arrived from Ca.catta, MS favored the eai-
s0ssofthe N. Y. Gazette with the follow
nsnoranllcra, wh..ch, no doubt, VIII prove
stseiul caasion to rasigstors from the East
Indies.
SOn the 9TH June, 1903 saw the Island
|eiSs Paul's. BY good time keeper and
! lunar observation IN the morning he found
~ Gae situation in at. CO SIS n. leng. %,
" ". from Londsn, which is 1 rs iur-
msr west, than laid down in the latest pub
uea'lon. itsextent is not more than 2
MHss' aadcannot be seen from ships deck
r sssar weather, moro than nine miles,
!. Sspl' 2 iopad strong current setting to
Sc Ves'warifor three days BEFORE and
=. A:1ke meeting it, at the rate of 81 to 50
Mles PSF day. AS the Island is innedi-
s sssls N the track of our homeward bound
: &c thinks itcxtrclnely dangerous
! p1ss rs attitude In the night, without be-
% 3sll assured Of their longitude
me readers Of this Gazette will perceive
d y extract from Bermuda paper Of the
~ ~ Instant, that one of the French privateers
~ ~ ,euae Estslle) from Charleston, has
IsS a sapt'ired By the British sloopsof war
:. .a'a' aud carried into Bermuda. The
XIV ~", &c being French, went it appears,
,,S ~A Inafleston, with CARGO Of aour,
s ~, outer, cheese, beef and pork THIS
r p.s.'s saews tie unpardonabls parsiiaiity of
: sosernment, and is anotherproof, if any
co. :. Whiting, to convince every candid per-
~ ~ ulat all the French vessels which have
hssa ~ ~ our ports since the Embargo, have
SN M loaded without Interruption. We
sas law y that the French priyatesr La Con
H.: ssss !, 0ld load in this port, and we KNOW
b.;a que passed our vessels of war withou,
N, examined or even boarded. But, as
,;;ai,s MADISON would say, France wants pro.
item IS well as money, and must have
On Z. Co.,.
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Forty Dollars .Rswa1d.


RAN AWAY from the subscriber living
in Jefferson county, within three miles OF She
para' s. Town, OH the road leading to Harper's
ferry, on the night of tina stn instant, a Ne
gro man, named OCHRE Y-he is rather yei-
low, So years old, feet high, and straight
made, is very fond of liquor, and plays well
on the hddle-t.is cloathing consisted Of a
tow shirt, ttowsers, and linsey coat, and Sc.
veral other articles not recoilected--he may
change his name and cloaths and obtain a
forged pass.
TEN DOLLARS will be given if taken in
this county TWENTY DOLLARS if a
bovc thirty miles from home; THIRTY
DOLLARS if above fifty miles from home
and the above Reward if one hundred miles
from home ana secured in any Jail, and rea.
sonable charges if brought home.
Michael Moler.
Jefferson cy. Va.Ju.y $50. laws.
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and four thousand dollars, each, per Aiinnfa,
from the public treasury, been quickened w
the ahrog cation of their salaries, until the cone
sideration for which those salaries were orr
ginaily given, could again be fulhlied-the
soccsusion Of our commeice, Ito use Mr.. JEFF
terson's slansi would not have extended be.
yond the period Of one quarterly payment
and we are much mistaken if it would have
exceeded enc single, one short, month in ds-
ration. Is 4
But when, at the very moment, that the
sources of individual prosperity, and the ratis
onal revenue, are dried up, a bounty is given
on idleness, by paying full salaries TO officers,
whose employmenis have ceased, and Wien
iii is known that while the ruinous measure of
embargo is confused, every Office holder is
exempted from either danger In the field, or
labor at the desk and when il is well under.
stood, that the first officer Of the government
is not moro Industrious than he is brave, and
that by Withdrawing the cause Of all Official
cxertior, which the smb4rgo e1cctually does,
even the sho7y of courage ard capacity is dis
.penscd with, we may we'll expect that the
toasts of the pIacemen, and their depcndeEis,
to a continuance of the embargo" vii. BE.
repeated until the elective power OF an injured
insulted, aud indignant people, Shall remove
the cause by dismissing from their .ontiti,ar.ca
these men who have most grossly abuse! ie.
PaA. 3esgg.
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IMPROVED SHEEP.
FOR LEI AND SALE.


WHEREAS objections have been made,
to the mode heretofore advertised Of letting
the Improved Sheep for the sea:on, in WHICH
a subscription Of 100 Ewes are required at a
dollar each
THIS IS TO giue noiice. That the number is
hereby reduced to fifty Ewes at dollar each,
on which terms either. of the Tups heretofore
advertised, will be let or shipped to any part
Of the continent for the present season
FOR SHE, 1T .4RLIN GTOA,
Four IMPROVED TUPS, of three years
old-orice zaueasy Dollars each-for the be-
neft Of the ensuing premiums-or will be
Let at Ten Dollars for the season.
Please apply to
William Birch.
Arlington, July 50. lawaw