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been inferno of the movements III that

+ been infcrrae of the movements III that
quarter, sailed out from st. Domingo with
GOO men, 400 OF whom were the bcstof his
troops, supposing that his presence and for
ces would quiet these people already en-
campea between Romano and Ouiabon -
yet he was vastly mistaken, for hardly had
our troops got sight Of the French when
they began a skirm'shing, so as TO enalce
them to fire, which they did, but before
they could load again the horse and pike
men attacked than with such fury on all
sides, thar their column was quickly thrown
into disorder, rendering an escape imprac-
ticable the encounter took place three
leagues 10 windward of the said river ko-
mano, distant 90 or 80 leagues to the east
ward Of the capital the Spaniards pursued
General Ferrand unto the aforesaid river
but he, after having crossed the same with
his remaining officers, finding himself with
out soldier and considering himself as &
lost man, blew out his brains by pistol
shot, which deed, his Aid de- Camps, who
foresaw his Intention, were unable 10 pre-
vent. The battle was fought on the 9TH or
9Th instant, and only 13 men escaped III so
long a retreat: on TIE 9Th the city was be-
sieged by land, and the inhabitants OF the
north and south, after having arrested those
chiefs, who had conducted themselves la
mode Napoleon, repaired to the siege: the
blockadi,s squadron consists Of an English
ship OF the line, two fljgates and brig, and
Porto Rico schooner Of - guns.
No person 10 the city has been allowed TO
write, but the captain Of flag OF truce who
sailed hence thither, and was present at the
sortie OF Ferrand, the result thereof, the ST.
tpation the place remained in, and who was
boarded BY tie English on his coming out
entered this port the DAY before yesterday,
after three days passage, gave tEis intorna-
ton in conjunction with some sailors, stat
ing that General Do Buquier, subaltern
Of I'eTrand, WHO remained IN tho city, has
made oyertures to this government, and in
his letter attributes TO himself The titles OF
fer1and. EH-ctuaIIy The @risadc Genera
Dqrquier, second IN command to tsgraad,
stiles himself Ike tic latter, 20 wit: com
nlander in chief, Administrator and Cap
tain General.
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Extract of a letter from ST. Domingo, dated
The 25th Of November.

the 25th Of November.
The governor OF Porto RICO, aficr Sc
veral fruitlcss attempts, has ct length sue
ceed4d in stirring up the Spaniards IN ST.
Domingo--During ihe month Of October,
some instructions formed in The interior OF
the island had beer speedily dispersed: but
during the first day OF November, iour hun
dred Spaniafds from Porto Rico, having
landed in the cast Of the island, the niabi-
tants Joined them 5nd formed corps OF a
i,ovr four or FIVE thousand men. Gensrai
Ferra1d at the head OF the Spanish minus,
and detachment Of French troops, march
ed against those insurgents, bat 10 rIle no
ment Of action, having been abandoned BY
the SpaniarIs, be fell as most part OF Tic
French who had accompanied him, victim
to the confidence he had put in the people 20
whose happiness he had devoted his IL,
and 10 whom ianaticism has stirred up g.
gaifst their own interest. Gen. Barqnler
succeeds in command.
At this moment it is hoped that the Spa
niards Of the interior understand their own
interest and that tranquility will be restored
in tbs island
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.a,rcH MANUFACTURES.

o. ~ : remarkably brisk at Glasgow.
f raw !, for The West Indies are 50
1as 0, char ali the calendars are kept gong
srsas' md NIGHT, dressing the goods Tor that
ps axe has been the state Of the Glasgow
! i - for these two months past
rot'on yarns, spun at the mills are up 20
l0'' WI, In the most aourlshinS period OF
f. Z, American demands, trade never was 50
good.
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TREASURY DEpARFMENr,
Deeember 26, 1903.

SIR,
HAVE the honor to transmit here
with statement of goods, wares and mer-s.
chandize exported from the Unite9 States
nominally during the year prior TO the first
day Of Oct. 1908 but in fact, during the
three last months Of the year 1907, subse-
quent expectations aaving been prevented
by the embargo.
The goods, wares, and merchandise OF
domestic growth or manufacture, included
In the statements are estimated
S9,4ss,545
And those of foreign growth
and manufacture at 12,9o9,4f4
Amounting togetherto 122,43o,96o
The articles of domestic growth or ma
nllfacture may be arranged under the fol-
lowing heads, viz:
Produce OF the Sea, $4,000
Forest, 10000
Agriculture, $40 900
Manufactures, $4,000
Uncertain, $4,000
e,433, 600
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ARMY OF ST. DOMINGO.
GENERAL STAFF.
Head suarters st. Domingo, 18th N00.
1903.
ORDER or THE DA1..

The general III chief is 10 more, he fell a
victim 70 his blind confidence. Let us pay
to his laenory the lust tribute Of tears and
praise which we owe higsl. But LET not grief
enervate oar soils do not conceal from
YOU YOUR danger, ii is worthy of your cou-
rsg-. Preserve he attitude you nave taken
--l'royidence and The genus of France no
( ver over rs. Let us hope every fiIing--
nothing is impossibieto firm and decided
viii.
(siSned)
BARGUIER.
TIE zig1 de- camp, chief OF a squadron,
performing the functions OF chief of
the staff,
(Signed)
FILIEUL.
Rrigadier general Barquier is naturally
called 10 succeed general Ferrand and &C
cordingiy he takes the command In chief of
the army and the reigns OF administration.
The present orders Of the day shall be
read to The troops, assembled during the
d4v, in sheir respective quarters.
The aid dc camp, chief Of squad
ron, performing the functions
Of cl.ief Of the staff,
(Signed) F1LLEUL.
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Notice is hereby given.

~ !, 4 | ,nc Directors OF Tie Ltf:tr R;uer
{ 1t,ntike Ko4d Confans, wiz meet at
Falrtsx Court .!nust, Oh the third Monday
in the present month. to reCtiye proposals.
for forming and pawn tic road, from th- end
oithe twenty miles already paved 70 theGUm
Spring Road distance Of ABOUT six nie5---
tie road 70 be made IL convex form ATTY six
feet wide, nc part Of the road 50 bc more than
five d, gvces elevation, with sufficient kscbe.,
and tunnels mace Of atone IN I'll parts o! the
road where necessary, speedily TO carry Of
tn w<ter Twenty feet in widtF Of fhe road,
to To paved wits atone nine in ice IL depth,
on sucli part. OF the road as pass over hrnl,so-
lid ground, and not less than twelve inches in
depth in such paris as pass over moist or
nAde groupd, me stone TO be broken a. small
as 70 pass through a ring al not more than
three inches diameter. snh covered with graz
VEL sand or clay; the road to ne completed in
the course ii Che present year tf@ III cstak-
er to be paid for erch quarter Of a II lie wen
that distance shall be completed md rccciye& I
by the Directors.
The Directors will at tie sa,ne time sn9
p}ace receive proposals Tor keeping the rof
already made in repair oatwe!yc months.
ne Proposals 10 Qt liidCC III H4itfI'3 sP
fyiag lie distance and part of the Rad. 20
posed TO be made or kept in repair, an9'h~
sum per mile fer which it will be sndeZeHSLn.
goad and security viii he reQuirep 'nS
undertakers for the performance OF = eo"'
tracts. -.
Chs. Sim1ns, Direc-
phiness Jsnney./ tiers.
Chs, T. Mercer ..s,
Jan. 3.
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a1eranuria DaG2 Gs1stls.
TUESDdY. JANUARY 5.

E''l'S. Hotel. as a tribute Of respect Tor
~, .;,;rert, intelligent, and impartial adj
:...sration Of iuseice during the present
M. 10 The dinner was set with great taste,
s. 80 r,.ya il was profuse, md ahoanded
~ II &c l.lxucics Of TIC season. f1r.
c c deserves tie highest praise and the
r,g.t liberal encouragement OF his fellow
r;,;Zsas--II'ae gencraisatisSaction given re-
es%.s tbe greatest credit on the taste and
~ ~p,sat Of Mr.. C.-AfteI dinner the fol-
InwinQ toasts were drapk-the rest OF the
evsaias vas spent IN the most perfect mar
mony. ~
asgian If oppressed humanity.
5 The President Of the United States,
elected and elect.
5. The Heads Of Departments.
4. The Congress Of the United States.
:. Tie judiciary Of the y. States, dis
|,inguisfledi iior wisdom virtue and independ-
s. The Sons of Coinnhia-1Iay they
l lever emulate the VIRTUES OF the Patriots OF
| I. The memory of Gen. George Wash
$ingoa--
Let others hail the rising Sun:
81 We bow tothat whose race is run.
q S. The People Of the District Of Coium-
bia, excluded from legislation, yet obedient
10 the laws.
g. Peace, and smiling plenty following
Ia the train
n 10. Agriculture and Commerce, nlutu-
ally dependent.
! II. Success to Domestic manufactures.
u. The Navy and Army Of the United
States.
Is, The H5:litis Of the United States Cor
Pie first moments of war, till supplied BY
Regulars.
IA. The memory of Commodore Preble
bnd the heroes that fell before Tripoli, thel4
|Falor was seldom eqaalied and never ex-
&eled.
1s.The Supreme Junto's ofSeviiie, devoted
r. tier couatrys cause, Iibertvi is their OBJ
fct-May It ever be their possession.
le. he memory Of Patrick Henry, tie
irginia fatriot--all nature was tributary
No his elQqpence.
T. The FA1a-The brightest effort
creative nature.
Alier tie 55gdges retired.
n Judges Cranch, F;tzhuab & Duckeit-
4 q !, tue dlseaarge Of their judicial functions,
iDsens' intelligent, and independent.
n VOLUNTEERS.
- Byt.e President.
Inc ludiciary-a verdiet in their favor
me f''rors over whom they preside, the
81 81 evidence Of their decisions in equity.
By the Yice-P President.
James Madison, Esq. the President of
United States elect-May his virtue and
asaom dlspel the clouds which surround
: horizon and point to measures promo
sot his country good.
by Nr. John 1omg.
ine Land we live in-Al&y no honest
s ~ It has or may produce ever feel dis
me legislature Of Ohio has appointed
Urn Melgs, Jun. Senator in III, Con-
1sc 81 o. the United States, to supply the
ob a1Sg occasioned by the resignation of
~. oali;h' and also TO represent that state
~ ~ oGoy, tor the six years succeeding
4tn OF March next.
w learn, that Samuel Maelav. Of H.
-. o Northumberland, has rcsigae1
n IA ,L m the Senate Of the United St.te.
bn,l la' 'ne governor of this state has az
ni. nisn Surveyor General of Pennsyi
snsd. oaliael Cocffaf' IS
EPoasen.
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l,,D ~ earn "a that Samuel Maclay, Of Inc
a.y o. Northumberland, has resiqne5
Mn, N the Senate Of the United State.
bO,a al inc governor of this state has az
h. : "isn Surveyor General of Pennsyi
snsd. " oaAiiaei Cocnfan' IS
EPoalson.
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F,.a the Freeman's 90urnal.
ONCE FOR ALI.

We understand perfectly the policy Of
the administration. II the embargo and
non-ntcrcourse systcnl shall fail to accom-
plish It's purposes, it coatemplates peace
WITH France and war with Great Britain.
UpG? The subject Of the embargo, we re-
peat without hesitation, that, before the dit
fcrent branches of the government separate
next March, "A little tub VIII be thrown out
to she great whale, POPULARITY.
The following official documents confirm
the iate account Of Ferrand's death.at ST.
Domingo. The French privateer, which
arrived at Norfolk and confradicted the
accounts of French disasters at St. Domin-
go, turns out to be herself an impostor +; a
mo.nmg paper states that she is not lately
from that island but has been lowering on
or coast AFTER nothing honorable. She put
into Norfolk in distress, probably chased
IN and fabricated the story lately circulat-
al Ns
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Vas taken up a drlft,

IN ahe Potom.c River, by the sch'r The
It's, capt Deslh,aon. from Georgia. 4 YES
SELLS LONG BOAT. The owner may
lave her on proving property and paying
Abel willis.
Who has received per Sch'r lheti1 guam
'itY f nice fresh Oranges.
January 3. q 81.
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/ have the hsnor to be,
With great respect, sir,
Your obedicnt servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
TIE hon. the Speaker ofthe House
Of Representatives.
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..,..sof the supreme government OF
s ss'''1 70 the British court.
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INTENDING topr%ctice in the Superior
and Inferior courts of Berkely csuEty, ,Nirgi-
MIA tenders his professional services to mr.
chants and Others in Alexandra, having claims
upon persons resident in that county.
Martinsbugh, Dec. y ls"As
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FILLEUL.
ITfsasiated Jar the American.]
HAVANA. Dec. 10.

Inv ENh, l1tC. 10.
By an express dispatched by the Cover
nor of the city of St. Jago dc Cuba, and
who arrived here on the 9Th instant, news
has hesn received relating to the island of
ST. Domingo, and whereof the following is
IN extract.
CUBA, a5th No0.
Six or. seven hundred men, enaigrants
rom Porto Rico, under the command Of
Don Ramon de Castro, disembsrked at
Cumba (river of Higney) or somewhere
over down, and Immediately the nhabl-
ants OF the villages TO the eastward assem-
pied, the greater part Of them mounted and
armed with pixies: Gen. Ferrand, having
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-31
No. /.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1900.

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1900.
DEAR SIR, $50
Having the fullest confidence in
your honor and fidelity, and believing YOU
incapable of betraying a private and conf
dental communication, take the liberty of
addressing You on subject. not only of the
highest Importance to- ourself, but in which,
IN my opinion, the honor, safety and happi
ness of the people of the United States, I'M
der God, entirely depend on you. Major
laEiatero has this day received a letter
rom Georgia, which mentions that the votes
OF that State for President and Vice Presi-
dent, were given for yourself and Mr. JEFF
fcrson. There seems no doubt but Tenhes
see and Kentucky will do the same. In this
case, the votes will be equal with Mr. JEFF
ferson and yourself consequently the House
OF Representatives will have to decide be-
tween you, which of the two shall! be Pres;-
dent of the u. States
Anticipating this thing, many Of the most
Influential federal members have had the
question before them, and ] have no doubt
but their suffrage Will be given to you, in
preference TO the other, principally on these
grounds: That you are man of energy !:
that you Will not neglect to encourage the
means of national defence that YOU will
cherish & sivesanction to Il navy competent TO
the protection of our commerce. which, we
are )nrSuaded, you Will not abandon to aDy
iore'gn nation; and. in short, that YOU are
practical and not a theoretical man. and
Will have just sense Of the honor and dig
nifty OF our common country.
All these things have given decided
opinion on, and can assure you, that un-
der this impression, with an assurance of il
from you, that the chair of the United States
s.within your reach. The friends of JEFF
ferson among the opposition, will unduesti
onably be more numerous in our House than
yours; but rs you have been run equally
with him, they cannot hold out so far as to
leave the government without chief magis-
trate. chosen in the manner designed by he
constitution and besides this, New York
must vote for you. Your Mr. Smith, who
appears to be an honest man, has SAID to ne
as much. Whether he spoke only for hi
self or his colleagues, ] could not ascertain.
as did not think it delicate TO go further
or the subject. BE assured of the verify of
what have said to you, which does not
result from any motive Of my own to court
your favor as an individual, but with a
view to the honor, the safety and the pros
perity OF our common country.
With high respect and eonsidera-
ton,
have the honor to be,
Your obedient and
very humble servant.
-~--- -----.
Col. Burr
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= 20 supercede the necessity, and to avoid dis.
L appointments TO those who continue 10
write to me uPUi the subject of Cotton Sp,nniss.
and also to inform the public generally, OF my ex-
Pectations, at this time, have thought it would
not be improper to say that expect TO be in Rich.
mond by the 18th of April next that have for
med connection to CARRY on the III manufacturing
of COTTON SPINNING .1lAcHIh Err at
that place, together with various other articles
In use, in Domestic Manufactures, in which they
are determinedto use every exerton to excel in
point OF materials and workmanship What then
must be the hope encouragement from the pub.
lie to reward oxertions unparalleled q > >
>RICRARDs HARRIS.
Pro'i lence, Rhode Island, & n
M ,rch ID, 1909 s ~ 1t.r.
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n ny person who NAV possess file of YiTei.
"A MIA Papers for I778, will render se;vice
to the literature of the state, forwarding it 10
this office afteri has served the purpose ofu-
tiiity for which il is Intended it will be thankful
ly returned IN the same state of preservation in
which it was received. In general, all authentic
documents, either printed or manuscript, reia-
tive to he Revolutionary War, will be thankful
E received, used and returned as before merfyi-
oned. Communications, by letter too, upon this
subject by those now living, who we're engaged
nesses ofimportant events, viii be thankfully re.
ceved.
March 81 If
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SHES AT AUcTIoX

NN Wednesday, the 5th of April next, will
~ be sold. on the premises, 10 the highest
bidder, for ready money, and for the benefit Of
the underwriters. the BPICK Wills md.
CHiMNE1S, together with all the Iron Wsrt.
belonging 10 the House lately occupied by Mr,
James Brown, Jr. as a.Vendde Office
FOSTER & ~SATCHELL,
-. =. Ancti0neers.
MarcH 81 tbs
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Col. Burr.
No. II.
II US W Il.
TRENTON, Cd Jan. 1901

SIR,
The friendship and confidence display
ed In your letter merit some other return
than mere silence YET it did not appear to
noe that any reply could be requisite, fur
Their than to assure you, that your confidence
IS not misplaced, and can never be viola
ted.
1t occurred to me also, that you had writ
ten on the first impression, and hat any an
swer might therefore be uuseasonabe or UNI
necessary.
Accept my thanks for your politeness.
and the assurance OF my icspectEpI regard
A. BUkR.
Now asenator from New York
[EITp. N, An.
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ing wholly 10 the excelsior Of external air;
yer his being OF BAf1ad res and snclr care ss-
Ken OF the cnrpse. with a view perhaps IL
removal. wou,d occasion one co itnas'ne TIE.
inte,tines h III been taken our, and herbs
substituted. The facs is, hewcver, As stated,
ana the curious may draw their own conclu
sions.... .dnthoioyy.
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March 81.

TIE Subscriber. offers for sale or lease bjs
BRICK TEEE MEN7, in the town OF
MIrchestcy il some 0rthe hest stands in the plaq
the buildings are full sufficient for whole saLs
retail. ADD rooms well finished Cor The accouho.
dalinn OF = genteel family. 1fIeased, the YSest
term ycars--if sold. ono half in cash yte ba-
'ance IN two equal ANNUAL pa, rnents-/or fur
Their particulars, apply to the subscrDer, on the
premises.
1zLJSoRDoN
March 80 oaw3wg
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Since the three celebrated historical painters
OF our country, West, COPY 6. TruH,bull, have
attained so high grade in the English school as
70 be ranked by the common consent Of the age
III the hrst class of modern artists we are happy
to, learn that Mr.. Vanderlyn, a young man OF
New-York, is en,ulating their fame in Paris with
hattering symptoms of success. At the last an.
nual exhibition his picture of Marius on tte ruins
Of Carthage obtained great applause and was
crowned with the medal IF Encouragement from
the emperor A Paris Journal, the Courier de
PETope, speaks Oft in the following terms
. This picture has procured the author a medal (;
:. an honor he rncrjted; for his Mrius is fall of
" sentiment; IL is correct, well drawn and has
" vigorous cooring. II is one Of those PIC
" lures that ought to have been placed in bet
" terlight"... Nat. Int.
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~ Such as may have effects belonging
to others, which may have mixed win ineir
own propertyin conseqae o. the contusi-
on OF the late FIRE, are requested to leave
notice of the same at the bookstore of Mr..
S. Peasants
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Fsrv- Ortea1s Batfure.--On the 31st Jan.
IN the Legislature Of Orleans territory, MIR.
Hughes presented the petition of Edzoard
LtUtnSston, praying for a copy OF petition
presented to the Legislature by the Council
ct Orleans. which appears to contain. some
charges against Mr.. Livingston. Mr.. Hughes
moved TO grant the copy asked. MIR. Blanque
opposed the motion and moved that the pro-
position of Mr.. Hughes be rejected. Mr. rs
motion was agreed TO nearly unanimousIv.
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NTILL be sold. TO the highest bidder, on
w Monday, 10Th day OF April, if fair, o.
ttherwse, the next fair day, at the late dwell.
hAs OF Susanna Ellis, deceased Severn
teen hkely.NEGRCES, consisting of Men, Wo-
men, and Children One tract Of l. xNtJ in In.
lower end OF GoochIand, containing 81, others
m Henr!co, confirming 921 acres each ."Also, an
xc-iient WhGGON, and elegant new GIG, and
household cal kitchen FURNITURE Twelve
months credit will be given on al sums above 10
dollars, the purchaser giving bond with sppro-
ved security, to bear interest from the date ifnot
punctuaily paid.
Bf' TIE ATfoRNIEs
March 81. ., .
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY Taken up by
- George links, two stray COL s, one bay
morse supposed to he four years 81 next spring,
appraised to IS The other, sorrcl Mare, iud-
geo TO be the same age, appraised to 30 dol
A Copy,
Dec. 81, 1908. atg
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March 81

Johnson RET, 1EWELLERS have
y lin consequence Of the late conHagratio,1 re.
moved their Store opposite to Mrs. Davidson,
Miiiiner, where orders from their customers win
be attended to with their usual punctuality. 49,.
March 81. - 20
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RuRR AND 4Hz FEDgkAtrsrs ! /!

The two following Documents are from
the Baltimore Not7h American. Accord
ing to the Editor of that paper, the letter of
r. q Harper and the following. are the only
instances OF negociation that the Feteralists
lad with A. Burr The following irresisti-
Oily proves, 1st that tile Fede lists in
fr&sued with Burr, to defeat the erttress
I''s acknowledged yvfiii 81 me majority CT
me people I'd, that Burr very eagerly bit at
the bait that he not ONLY did not reject
such propositions with indignant disdain,
nut that all he wanted, wa to draw the Fede
ralists on to more positive assurances; with
ont hostrveiy c'mmi,t'ng Li,nself. The
tact OF their mutual collision is now esta
oiished beyond the shadow of doubt.