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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-30
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-24
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jury 3 Spain gave Us i.
which was Immediately Sola,s ~ ssaa u
province Of rras dos Monies. G ~
all the country between Douro o sls
did not delay long after. Bejr, ; anu
and Aigarve did the same on s.. ', IaIl, !
on which they massacreed ali H. asA \
whom they met, and their per6d;a..' ~
ents. Lisbon remains to be re.soa COM q
where Junot still commands /; ba st 1!
VIII be buta few days only, con,;;sa as
proximity of the Spanish troops, vha Y Y
vancing to beseige him.
We had hardly shaken off the vol.
oppressed US, when we were on 4. -
being destroyed. Some perver,s r. :
who had sold themselves to in;ou;;.
formed plot to plunge US into tbsi [,
chaos, and to reduce the town to "A
order to raise themselves upon its n,;,,
They had planned to destroy the .,.'
government, which could not have b''
fected without much blood and slsu,S'
Providence saved us. The consDs
discovered, the conspirators were ,r.,'
and their trials will commence immsSs
We are not acquainted with their ,e'.]
piices, ! shall therefore notgiyetherr,s.
Luis Paulina, however, is one Of ,ba
YOU recollcct the name OF such a tnen
Manuel Felez, procurator Of The CITY !,
also arrested yesterday, Gu account 4
bad condact, and conveyed TO prison ,n.
thousand insults of fsh-wolaen and No
This day an English brig ofr ,rer,
the river, and came up as lar as ths&a,
where there was already Portuguese a
ed vessel to offend the town. We Lax,
regiment OF eeclrsiastics. with their col
drums and music. frlars and carncns
ternlixed with soldiers, mount the tisht
guard. The fanliiiars ofthe holy oGc:
dressed in regin.entals, with sheiir aibipo
their head.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-24
SANTIAGO. 1fMa

Some dreaming and discontentedFq
HAYS not approved Of the sareasms lnaOA
ed into the journals Of this cit. Doa
not know that Greece, distinguished fua
amcnity, and other enlightened natn|
useft,lly employed the weapon Of satire i
render tyranss contemplate and to expos
their perhdy. The contracted limits oal
paper do not allow us TO state at ien5in Z
beneficial! effects Of irony, which is oilac
more cfficacious than elaborate dtc'anato
Odious characters should be exalnrtda
al, sides, and the ridiculous as well as
detestable phrases they present should
exhibited. Many artists have pan'eo U
actions Of Bonaparte and MS satellites 'H'
their native t,iackness but is there ho1
much Of Ike comic, as we'll as the Sfi'S'
il the c;rcunstances under which these w
starts appear? At one tine we sex sls1
culottes nlu.,,urina the nobility and TIC dS1
cy. at the icati OF the aristosraey' ln'
they affect to discover a-::stocEat' elS%
il t,e administration, in The Affairs OF e0'1
MERGE, and III the concerns OF 'is "0' D =,
" for the purpose Of d@vo%rlaS INC s .,a.1
Of the parties and hating estaOs ts1. sIa
culot:sni;n France on thousands OF oF'u' I
dies. gored with blood, and pour'~ A.
dust, they extended their pim;lp'e' a. @I :
rest Of Europe they erected Iaeov n',,
nnblics on the ruins OF the ancient 'Aly %,
., 1ii,eir princes and now that tasy b +,
5n4lnsrly>s fow -rful with the OGo sr =, 4
l..,vc piundcred from ,he surrounds ,;n
o;s, ehcyrcv;vc again tie titrlaFa is'l,Is "
'i'@y had destroyed, and call sak lss' eeup:
.najestics, highnesses, and escelieH'.s '.,,,
VINO can avoid laughing at the 'l .,,,a
who arrays himself in the silken vsS.a
OF which he has pillaged The wafeh y. l;dr
the ass who has clothed himself ID ~, ~: ~
skin; at sIe jackdaw who aioTnta !. .'; : !
with the peassock's feathers And Hs'
more ridiculous to see waiter, a c : g.
swabber, publican, slave eseal%a o,.si
the chains, from the comIpsng Of 90. 60 At A.
putting himself in stately ii''l'o'nta is
tude, adjusting his legs to the s'sp .y0rrs.
ty, 3losteyins. up, as the Germans : 1s ,.nbg
and arranging his bands, collars alle s : cra
derry in addition to this, aiiscn's ,a;nst
andmeasured procedure, and de"' ''s s-or
admiration Of the magnificent nS'A, ~. "a
him, under pain Of the ga!io"S q -
lotine ,,s bee
What wonderful, alteration D Il
produced-wtat ditf cnce 0e'n .arro;
high-spiritad gaIlan,ry. the honor, s. wi
t. and learning Of the French noD no. nere ST
which the armies OF that country Wv ,s. ;;ga
piled, and these galley -laborers' nv :, y +
rant brutes and feroclous ra'I@ let the
hands yop are obliged to r, s;lf Or, o. yo'
should steal your handher:hlsl tide =; d.
snufa-box True it IS that iolty :, co5.
mineercd in the breast of the aa'lsh we're re- i
ty OF France butte this pride tns ;,a ""
debted for the dignity Of their collu s.r-sd
They could not condcsreni 70 sh' :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05

THE annual Exhibition in FryeJrrg AezSs
ny, will be on the fecond Wednesday in Sep
TENDER next-Monday next preceding, in the
afternoon, will be devoted to an examination
Of the lchOlars in the various 1udies, purified
IN the Academy /; and, at which time, the
three fri clalfes will read for prizes. A large,
neat, Quarto Bible, will be given to the belt
reader Of the lirl-a duodecimo do 70 the
belt Of the lecond--and an Economy Of HUI
man Life, to the beft reader of the third clals.
Tuefday, commencing at O'Clock, P. NJ. will
be performed the School Matter and Commit
tee the Rogue proved Honeit, and the Wea-
thercock Wednesday, at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
an Grafton is expected before the Academic
Society, by Mr. SAMUEL FEssENDeN. In the
afternoon will be exhibited the Poor Gentle
man and in the evening, Douglas-with the
Prize for an afterpiece.
FJyebprg, A4gyP 90, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05
Dr.N1CRITIC MODFgy1-

Tie Eabobs If the democratic party in
keWnbec, held meeting 0n the 18th Of
August al Joshua Cages, IL Augusta, and
appointed Nathan Weston, Chairman, and
K. e. Fose, Secretary A committee was
appointed - manage the approaching cleo
tiOn for member of Congress, who should
be in favour Of the charming" embargo.
The present embargo member from that
District, Tolm Chandler, was one Of the
committee On tie 29lh the committee
summoned a more general meeting and the
Hon. John Chandler, with others, submit
a string of resolutions one of which was,
That this meeting highly approve
Of the official conduct Of the Hon.
JOHN CHANDLER, and arc proud
to view him in his public career the
firm and undertaking Republican,"
In THIS instance, il viii not BE disputed that
the Hon. John Chandler, is avery modest De-
nlocTaf, " and has MS o7gn good word, let the
parish think what they will of him.''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05
Extract y LITTER f,orV Beif5f 70 gentleman IA
Bofoa, dated A4guR %

Ian nightsabout jfgs Bratre9 ba,,eis Of f,a,
eicaPed the clutches Of the Embargo, from
wharf il this town AS the owners, and all
concerned are good loyal democrats, we do
not expect Mr. Jeferfon will want any fur.
Their proof Of the fncere appreciation Of his
friends, TO his Embargo fyftem.-The 'ooP
which is milIing,i owned ny demo, and
has been recently in the fervice of the CojIec-
tor Of this dlfrict, to watch. and prevent in
fractions Of the Embargo laws. As this is
the only attempt which has been made in :his
place TO evade the laws-we preiume the
cenlure of Mr.. Jefferfon will fall ony upon his
friends. The owners Of the flour are fran
gers here, having arrived Gome time 6nce
from Baltimore The flour had been rolled
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05

w 4illdliI 0OOA dI IL
HAS received by hips Jofeph and Henry
Il ! from Liverpool, very extenfve addi-
ton to his flock OF Sadlery, Cutlery x Hard
Ware Goojs-which he offers for Iale BY
wholeiale and retail, on the mon reaConabe
terms. LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes bef Crown Glals, all fzes from
3 by z 70 IS hy IL
ISo calks wrought Nails, all fzes
tons heet Lead
20 dOz, bef EngIfl Shovels and Spades
25 doz Frying pans
100 doz. bef Sewing Irvine
g cA11s fiat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon and Chsifs
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
z, IA and 28w do do
Blocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blacklmith's Anvils and Vices.
Also,
An aFortmen; Of LOOKING GLASSES,
With gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
very great variety Of Joiner's Planes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05
GE9arrtp1.

AT DeBtfo,d Eng. lately, Mrs. Colling', wild
ow of rhe late Mr.. c. Of Station Hill, after
waiting dilconfoIste widow for two months,
to the nephew Of her late husband, and an
apprentice to him aged ls-the bride is 4s
years Of age, her eIdee daughter ~, and fac
has numerous issue belldes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05
For 1auadice Z BILIOUS Complaints,
WHEATON,
Genuine Jaundice Bitters,
(PaIcE 20 cENrs,}
Ssepysd "a BIN Bv Tsffsss prg.pt ~ fs =. c4As

(PRIcR 20 cLNrs,}
Sesryed 70 bin " Letters Potent az tie P,sf5ts,
Of tbs United StoJe..
a MEDICINE extremely uieful for curing
jauudicy and bilious Gifordsrs, and r..
moving that linking, faint ard diltreded feel
ing at the Gomach, difficulty Of breathing, lofs
Of appetite, and Aeepy, dull heannets II tie
fore part Of the day, weakness and trembling
of rhe limbs, dizzineis Of tie head, and yellow
nefs of countenance, complaints 10 coni.non -
jaundicy and bilious people
The many cures that have been effected in
New ngIand by the above medicine, ~ may
be feen by the bi'ls) prevent the neeeih,y Of
further ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
a Medicine which wiz certainly cure TIE
ITCH, without having in il any thing either
dangerous or diiagreeabe
One box cures perlon, and th9te need ~
no walhng after the ufs ofit, AZ ;ho skin Az
generally lett clean and imoorh,
The above MEDICINES are kept coaosntly
for lalc by
irving AZ Poor.
At their Store pcar the II zi 1f ~ Greet
Il o , I'D 1fu.b
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05
lanes ID. HOPKINS.

D RESPECTFULLY informs the public that
N having formed connection with Az
PRED METcALF, Elq the buGuels in his Of
fee after this date will be conducted by them
under the firm Of
Hopkins & Metcalf.
All perfons indebted on account or by note
TO either Of the lubicribers, are requefed to
fettle the fame as foon as pohble, at their Of
fee next door to the County Regaer's, where
ane Of them may always be found to attend
10 the iettlement Of exiting demands, and TO
the duties Of their protection,
j. D. HOPKINS,
ALFRED METCALF.
PaStlsrd, Sept. 3, 1903. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05
2 0yflan9, HHEyf %, 1903,

Continues at the above nand, where he
keeps eonhantly for lale general afoTtment
Of
Wff-HHd Gods and Gr9rsriec
with which Purchafers may be iupplied on
reafonahie terms. A4ggf 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05

H2f which ci7cmnanct rr-' flUhC'cd
the,r dehgns withou, creating any uu,ineIy
alarms Having arong wind at \ ". 10
clear the coat--it il preiumed that market
in The Wef. Indies Il their Object.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05

Nv i'--.-
THE Cor7rrrerhip r-1c- rAo firm W
l Dana ~ leane.
is TIL, day diloIved h9 mutual content al
Der(ons who have had brGner, with The faid
firm yet rnadiuned, are requened X cali on
DAVID DANA, who is du'v authorized TO ad-
jult the fame. DAVID DANA,
JOHN DEANE, Jun
P1rfLarG. /nrnR q. 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05

ORD AINEDI In Windham (Con,) Rev.
Nm. Ardrezu5, over the hrlt church and
fociety. Sermon from I. Cor. 3 viii.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05

IVIIs OdNt Us VI dIIVII.
THE Members ef the Peucinian Society
are hereby informed that their dated
annual meeting viii be held AZ Bowdoin Col
kge on Tuefday the 9th Of September. a
public Grafton viii be delivered by CHARLES
5, DAvEIs, a. B. in the new Meeting houle,
at s O'Clock, p NJ
ROBERT PACE, jim. Sesy'y.
B9zrdoiz CoAFf, AuguR 29
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05

r. The Ce0rgetozvn PETITION, tHsVsidably OrEt-
ted gHfH our nest.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05

On Monday la1, a town meeting was hold
en- in Gorham for the purpoie Of taking into
confederation the erpediency Of pettioning the
Prefident Of the U s. for a repeal in whole or
in part of the embargo; on motion in favor
OF the proportion, it was voted uHaaizonly to
petition, and committee was RATED 10 pre-
pare one, which on being lubmitted was unan-
imouAy accepted, and directed TO be forward
ed to the PRECEDENT There were upwards OF
two hundred legal voters prelent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-05
AIlls Huldah Johnlon.

.i-arpfrsI- s5r. William Il S,eyens., 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06
COMMUNICATION.
TO Tn EFR1ENps OF
JfMES MO OE'S ELECTION

You have asserted, publicly asserted, that
our Minister at the Court of London was
prevented by the present administration,
from concluding an advantageous and hon
orablc peace with the British Government,
during Mr.. Fox's ministry. You have insi71-
noted, and some of you even declared, that
the negotiation was embarrassed, and that
difficulties were thrown in its way, merely to
serve particular and sinister purposes-tha.
Mr.. Monroe was kept out of the country to
inJure his popularity-that a colleague was
given him to diminish his reputation-and
that there were documents in that gentle
man S possession 70 prove, some or all of these
facts, which would lii due time be exhibited to
the public. You have with a mysterious air
endeaVoured, spargere voceS in vuIgum
ambiguas," and when questioned as to facts,
replied with significant nod that we
should soon see where the fault lied.''
1t is time that the curtain which cohceals
these damning evidences of mai-administra-
ton, should be raised. An important crisis
is approaching, which calls for all the evil
dence that individuals may possess, and all
the vigilance which the public can exercise.
Vague IAsinuations, indirect charges, and e.
ven bold assertions will not be believed, un-
less proof Is adduced to support them. If
the administration is culpable, Mr.. Madison.
cabinet, IS also culpable-and when the fact
is established, l as one of his friends, will
abandon him. Until then, however, notwith-
standing the cant have lately heard against
"rmfiHcit confidence IN our rulers" l must
be allowed the opinion, have entertained
for years, and which has by no one act in
MIR. Ms life, been for a moment shaken.
The friends of Mr. Madison have been will
ling topass over the merits or dement's of
Mr. Monroe in sil9nce.-They have gone
tarther-for they have literally bestowed
upon that gentleman all the praises he de-
served.-lt was hoped that a similar course
would have been adopted by the friends of MIR.
Monroe, not because as has been ungenerous-
lyinsinuated Mr.. MAIDS friends felt any hecu-
lar Sensi6iHty on the subject, but because they
were anxious to avoid a discussion OF compare
tive merits, which could have had no other eff
tect than to lrritate MINDS already sufficient
ly .intlamed, and widen a breach alrea DIV
too wide--Since however the gauntlet
has been thrown-since an attack has been
made on the administration, and on Mr.. Ma
olson as part of it--no delicacy ought
hereafter to prevent us from searching after
truth, and exposing the conduct of the go
vernment, or the conduct of the minister
Let then Mr. Monroe or his friends, say what
were the circumstances which did prevent
him from concluding an advantageous and
honorable peace with the Court of St.
James's-Let them, if they can, bring the
fault home to the administration
VIRGINIUS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06

Did itnced TO other capaeit9, tie, ,s,lst is a.
ldeqiate TO the business of a state to create !;
pisnby which the purse and the sword of United
America should be deposited in an assembly o,
the states, which was believed, under the confe.
dera,lon TO act rs ambassadors instead of reprc.
sentatiyes, participating the feelings of the .sho.
nation $500 lfa
" as II the work of common genius to disco
yer that peaceful ground, OH which the fishermen
OF the east and the shareholders of the south,
might surrender their former jealouses and Jar
ring interests into one great reservoir of national
supremacy ;.r
- What Virginian, besides Mr. Madison, in the
year 1856, hazarded the now extolled idea of
curbng and disabling the individual states by po-
sitive constitutional provisions, from doing harm
to good faith, morality and even liberty itself, in
the exercise of Legislative authority, -
When these questions shall be ans wered; when
many others which the new order of things suy-
gcsted, shall be answered as they must be with
equal eclat to Mr.. Madison a prepossession
cannot but take place in favor of him. who is tru-
iy the author of our beloved constitution
When it shall be moreover seen in his writings
IN ITS support, how widely the scope of political
knowledge was there extended beyond its former
iiInits IN Virginia, nay in America, perhaps in Eu
rope when, in short, Mr.. Madison shall be fol-
lowed in all his public history, and that of the fe
deral charter; it would appear impossible not to
pronounce that he, who was the political archi.
tect, and for twenty years has constantly observ-
ed the nature of the building, rnust know best
now to prop it in a stormy season. If war shall
come upon us in an evil hour: it is not merely
blood and treasure which will be poured forth
the damon of ambition will make insidious de-
mands OF power, which momentuy panic may
extort, but which may eventually undermine the
constitution. It's therefore Indispensable neces-
saiy to have at the helm, a man, whoseiearly pa
deal, minute and comprehensive acquaintance
with the government, as drawn from lptactcal
attention to all its departments, shall enable him
to Judge what ought to be conceded and how the
concession ought to be guarded from the danger
OF usrPation. This is in part the Portrait of
James Madison. MARCUS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06
Feb. S.

NJ OTlCE.-SIMPsoX MoRRIs, opposite the
~ Eagle Tavern, respectfully informs the pub
lie, that he is selling eft the following GO0DS
under cost and charges, as he positively intends
20 quit the above business or before April next
The remainder of the stock consists of the fol-
lowing articles suitable for the present and APP
preaching season, viz
Broad Cloth, Cass,mcres, Bennet's patent Cord,
Corduroy, Thicksetts, Velveteen, Black FIoren-
tine Silk, ToIlenets, Flannes and Baizes of vari-
Gus colors, Widboar, linen and cotton Cheques,
fine rs and "A Irish Linen and Renting, Dow
las f; large assortment of fine Linen Cambria,
ladies and gentiemens' silk & cotton Hose, white
and black Brussels Laces, ladies silk and camel
hair Shawls, silk and cotton Gloves, inc corded
and cambria Dmity; large assortment of fash
ionGbie India and British Musns, Cotton Cam
brio Of various coiors, fashionable printed Calico,
Nankeen, white and colored Marseilles and James,
Cotton Cashmere, India Cotton and Table Cloths,
and number Of other articles too tedious to c.
nnmerate, Feb. g. (2uw8wf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06

Yesterday, the House of Delegates, agreed
to appropriate $4,000 s for the manufactur-
ting OF Arms, including officers salaries.-
And 5000 8 for the fouudery of cannon and
boring mill
Mr.. A. S. Hooe king George offered the
following resolution, which he said he should
not have revived, but for publication which
he had that day seen in the Newspaper.
AT an important crisis. like the present
when we are threatened with war BY the
rival powers of Europe, it is of the highest
Importance that we should have at the head
OF our army, man of the most unblemish-
ed reputation, who instead of exciting doubts,
should inspire conference.-the present COM
mander is not that man. He has been sus-
pected, and with too much cause, of being
engaged in treason at home and treacherV
abroad.
ReSotved therefore, That it is the opini4
on Of the General Assembly ofVirginia, that
Brigadier General James Wilkinson has not
the confidence OF the people of this Common
wealth and ought not to be retained in the
command OF the army Of u. States.
Mr.. Walker moved, that the further con-
sideration of this resolution, be postponed till
the 31st of March.
Mr.. Strother offered the following resolu-
ton, nplace of the motion for postponement.
ReSotUed, That at this time it is Inexpe-
dent to act on the resolution, relative to gen
James Wilkinson.
Mr.Walker moved to amend Mr.. SIS re-
solution by adding the words 81 and that there
tore the further consideration thereof be put
off till the 31st of March next.
MIR. Smyth (Wythe) moved to amend the
last resolution, by striking out the words " al
ihts time. - The Ayes and Noes beng cal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06
COlfNUNICdTED

On the 18th ultmo, the day on which he com.
pleted his 2sth year, departed this life Mr.. Tho
MAS WALkER OF the Indian Fields, Charles CT
" county II we estimate our losses by the do,
partyre of good and virtuous men Society VII
rarely nave to note greater than in the death of
Mt: walker; snambitious End unassuming, he
asoaea the political hustle of life, and in retire
meht was of more real solid benefit to society by
the example he set of industry, uprightness and
propriety OF conduct Truth and cantiour, marked
ms words and actions.-Hs loss is nfeignetlly
dsplored by all who knew him, and he has left
:, among the circle of his friends and neigh
nours which can never be completely filed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-06

T ANDS FOR SALE-The subscriber Offers
a. for sale, the following Tracts of LIND, in
which, to persons making early application, hes
will give great bargains One tract Of 1900 acres.
lying in Buckingham, which is adyantageo1sly
situated for trace, being two or three miles from
SCOTS Manufacturing Mill, and five from New
Canton This Land is very valuable, having on it
9O0acres of woods, nearly all Of which is good
tobacco Land there are also very good improve
ments, such well calculated for the ac-
comnodation of family, and a suf1iciency of
cleared land, to employ 10 or u hands advanta-
geously. This tract will be shewn To any person
inclined to purchase, by Capt. Peter Gucrrant.
now resident the and.--One tract on RAN
dolphs creek, of 400 acres, the greater part of
which is fresh and viii produce good wheat and
corn it joins the lands of Col Wilson and Mr..
Giiley Lews.-One other tract, in the neighbor-
hood of New Canton, of 212 acres, being a moie-
tyof tract owned by Mr. Maurice I.anghorne--
Another tract IN Powhatan, of 800 acres, known
by the name of Gibraltar.
These Lands viii be offered for sale at very re-
duced prices, which may be known, during my
absence, by application to Col William Daniel Gf
Cumberland, who is authorised to contract for
them. The dte viii be made by me on my return
from Kentucky, which will probably be between
tie 10th and goth Of February next.
WADE MOSBY.
Powhatan, Dec. 4. (Ftf)