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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-04
Fran the FcAral GaSetfe.
FRIENDLY INTENTIONS OF FRENCH oFFI'

GERS AND FRENCH ARTILLERIsTs.
GNde l4cntor IN tie Glolltor. j
When the trumpetrrs of Bonaparte apo
logisc for, nay justify the burylng OF AM
rican scamsn in the prisons of France, mere.
~ because they are subb0sed to have gone
there from England, and cali aloud tor the
aid and instruction of FRENCH OFFICERS,
FRENCH ARTILLERY, and French tactics, to
put down the real friends OF THIS country !;
when they triump hantly announce the mur-
der of ten thousand Spanisrds III thelr own
houses and homes, and the approaches OF
hundreds Of thousands OF Cloths and Van
dais to the eastern shores OF the Atlantic,
1T is time for those on the western, Ior all
Americans who love their liberty, their pro-
2ertv, and their lives, to consider seriously
what fate past events may have promised
them, if if they are really disposed not to
become accomplices in their own deatTuc.
ton J..
At tine when the United States may
have incurred the dispIeasurr Of the French
govenmeet, by not openly declaring war
against the English, and entering into ALI
ance with the Corsican Usurper, it may NOT
be aaniss to remind the people of this coun-
try, how it was proposed 10 chastiss them
on former OCCASION.
Extracts from a newspaper published in
Paris, the sStt Frnctdor, 9th year OF the
republic, (t7e8) entitled lie Bien Ltoyme:
6 If France had an army to land in the y.
S. she ought MOTTO send it there. Cornwall
lis and Burgoyne were conquered by having
advanced INTO the interior.
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FcosFINutD.1

Z s of importance, Mr.. President, to
consider IN the late negociation, who were
the men in power in the respective countries.
Cat our president ever expect to see an
English administration more disposed to
frsat npon favorable terms with this country,
ffiasn the FOX administration? The name
Sc Fox is. the most grateful English name
that IS known TO an American ear. From
my mn childhood have heard thar Fox was
the friend of America. He was the early
champion ofsour rights, when Britain first
attempted to deprive US Of them. HIS
Voice was always raised In Oar favor, IN OPP
positsor to the crown. Fox was at the head
~,f. the ancient whig interest of England,
aud FIRM supporter of the principles OF
freedom. He was too philanthropist, and
deemed in sentiment, by some, a citizen OF
the world. He was additionally, sir,
French citizen, as well as our worthy pre-
sident.
hope itwilLnot be thought fha: rnen-
ton with any invidious view, this last cir
cumstance--I state II only for the material
purpose of shelving the community of cha
racter, between these men, which recon-
mendsd them to the fraternization.of the
Essach people. IF Mr. Jefferson was not
willing TO accept the treaty which MIR. Fox
ofFaEetk him, from. what administration in
England can he expect better! And may
j not ask also .if. be can look to men in the
United States, in whom he will have nose
esn6dencc,. for their skill and integrity, than
in those whom he employed in the late re-
gociation. We have aall heard that Mr..
Mopsae was his early and bosom friend:
and we have all seen that he has been his
saverits minister.
us also not forget the time when. the
treaty was eonrladed--no Tins, could have
been more psopiuoas !, it was.at the nanasrt,
when England was sinking under the sri-
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MIR. .BAYARDs SPEECH,

aeon his motion to amend the resolution
,,ssoat,ed, by Mr.. Giles, by striking out
- that past .whichais in Italics. Delivered
in the Senate OF the United States, tues
days Feb. Is: 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-14
CTATE OF TENNESSEE, Washinston dis
~ trict, March term, 1909.
Cranberry & Hancock, Conpt vs. David Ross.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, Washinston dis
~ trict, March term, 1909.
Def.
THE compliments having filed their bill in
this court, and therein stated that both the COM
ptainants and the defendant are citizens and In.
habitants of the state of Virginia, that the said
compliments have recovered in said state of
Virginia, against said defendant, two several
Judgments, the one for the sum of four thousand
six hundred and twenty five dollars, with inte-
rest thereon from the first day of July 1907 un-
I'll paid, besides the cost of suit. The other
for the sum OF five thousand six hundred and
thirty dollars and three cents with interes st there.
ON from the first day of April 1907, until paid
besides the cost Of suit; that those judgments
were recovered upon contracts made in the said
state of Virginia, and that upon each of those
Judgments a writ of Fieri Facas had issued &
been returned, that there was no property of the
defendant found, out of which to satisfy said
Judgments, and praying that the property of said
defendant, which lies in the state Of = tennessee,
may be made liable to the payment of said
debts. 1t is therefore ordered by said court,
that the said David Ross appear here at a court
of Equity to be holden for this district at the
court house in Jonesborough on the first Mon
day CT September next, and answer the bill OF
the said compliments, otherwise the same will
be taken pro Confesso. 1t is also further order
cd by said court, that copy Of this order be
twice published i'll some newspaper printed i'm
she city of Richmond in the state of Virginia
Copy Ieste,
.5ABlES y. ANDEP SON, C. M. z.
Iuty II o,
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.r1
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran.
4 Away, about the J4,h OF last month, from
the subscriber, residing in the city of Richmond
Muiatto Man named GEORGE, about % OF
"a years of age. He is, believe, about 5 feet g
or 10 inches high, with rather large limbs, and is
alittle knock-sneedi his complexion is toIerably
bright, and his hair is rather more straight than
that OF mulattces generally. He has lost the frs,
joint of his middle or fore finger. of one of his
hands, which, think, is the right hand, but the
finger is perfectly cured. l do not recolIect any
other visible mark by which can describe him
am informed that he has changed his name. &
1t is probable that he will, with forged papers
attempt to pass as free man.
All boatmen and masters or shippers ofvesseIs
are particularly cautioned against carrying HIN
away The above reward will be given to an,
person who will bring the said slave to me, or APP
prehend him so that NAV recover him.
=. ROBINSON.
June Is. If
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
ron .SHIE

PURSUANT to a deed Of trust executed to
u us, by John M. Syme, ofthe County of Han.
over, Tor the purpose NJ satisfying all debts for
winch lac Is bound for his fathers L his own debt
we shall, ON Tuesday, the first day of August
next, 1t far, Vt not, the neat fair day, upon the
premises, proceet To sell, four hundred and sixty
three sores, (by late survey Of prime and va
luabie,j'ud, adjoining the Town OF New Castle.
upon Pnnunky River, and the ferry across that
river. Also, ELEVEN NEGROES, consisting
OF MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS. ali
the stock Of HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS.
SHEEP, and implements Of fIusbandry, &c con.
Veyed by the sad instrument. Such title as we
hold as trustees will be made the purchaser or
purchasers, and posses sion of the land given at
Christmas with the privilege Of seeding wheat
tins fall The terms oi sale will be one third
cash, one third IN six months, and the balance in
IL months, from he day of sale. Interest will
be expected upon the distant payments Bonds
with approved security will be required of the
purchasers OF tie personal property, and Bonds
with deeds OF trust upon the land and ferry of
the respective purchasers The land &c will he
siewn by Mr.. WM. CUNNINGHAM, living
IN New Castle, or either Of the Mr.. SYMES, TO
any person wishing to view the premises Gre
ditors will be allowed to purchase, and their
claims discounted.
According to- MIR John M Syme's notification
above, we or either ofus, will receive the amount
OF any claim, and it is wish that they be made
kaown prior to tho day of sale.
There are some previous liens upon this pro-
perry, or some Of il, to secure certain debts,
which will be first paid, according to their seye.
raj dates. Proposals for any part of the above
property will be received by either ofthe trustees
prior to the sale.
BENJAMIN OLIVER, jr.
WIZ CUNNINGHAM
SAML. RICHARDSON.
n
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TOR RENT-The two following tracts of
Il LAND, lying on James river, in the county
of Powhatan.
That large estate called FELL MEAD, at
present occupied by Mr. James Tucker
The plantation Immediately below it, now in
the occupancy ofMr David Mead
Also, the Tract of Land, called the Old Court
house Tract, in the county of Powhstan, lying
nm Deep Creek, and nov Occupied by MIR. wi.
ham Wlbun.
These Lsnds, viii, without, reserve, be rented
90 the highest bidder, at powhatan Courthouse,
on the 18th Of July next, (being the first day of
the court) unless before privately rented-Ap
ply to
JAMES Glitter, Goochland,
NEIL McoULL, }
OR TO Rich1nogd
John St .JOHN.S
July 4. ep19hI
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MILL BE SOLD On the sis, day OF Ju-
fX lY next. at the DWELL fr honsn Ohio l., "a

MILL BE SOLD On the 3lst tiav OF Ju.
wv ly next at the dwelling house ofthe late
Joseph Prentis, in tha City ef Williamsburg, the
personal estate of the decedent.-The sale will
be continued from day to day until the whole or
the greater part ofthe personal estate is sold
there will be some valuable household and
kitchen furniture, and plate for sale And it is
probable several house servants will also be of.
Tered for sale. There several Mich Cows,
two Horses, and neat single Phgeton and Har-
ness quite new.
The sale will be made on credit OF nine
months. to bear interest from the date and il
the payment is punctually made, the interest will
De rerttted-Bond and approved security will
be required from the purchasers before any arti.
Gle which may be sold is delivered
.TOSEPR PREN1IS, Ex'or. Gre.
Williamsburg, Juy H. 3w
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n aViNG executed deed Of trust to Bejan-
mn Oliver, u. William Cunning CHAM, and
Samuel Richardson, conveying certain propertv
therein mentioned, to them, for tie purpose OF
making sale thereof, in order to discharge all
debts TOR which am bound for my father, and my
own debts.-lt is therefore my wish that all such
creditors may as soon as pnesible, make tier re.
speetSe claims known to the above named gen
tiemen, that they may know how far to carry
the sales, which will take place the LIST of August
next IOHN M SYuG
Iuue
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WILLIAM MARSHALL, Cu.

NJ IRGINIA, to zUif At a Court Of Appeals
" held az tie Capitol in Richmond, the TWEEN.
'tieth day ofMay, 1909.
RULE Great inconveriences and delays ha-
wing arisen rom motions to alter, and amend the
DEGREES and special entries Of this Court, after
they h-'e been entered Of record, it is expected
that in future the Counsel will respectively in all
cases where special decree or entry shall be
deemed necessary, prepare notes Of such decree
or entryas they may think ought to be made on
the decision, TO be considered as part of their
statement and delivered to the Judges, with the
record, at the final argument, in each cause.
Copy. Tsste,
J. BROWN, c. C.
Jp'NN VISA.
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TwENTY noLLARs REwARD-Ran

WENIf ,DOLLARS REWARD-Ran
away from the Subscriber on the 29th day
OF June 1909, light c0iored Mulatto woman
named Laurena, about twenty two years Of age,
rather inclined, to lie fat, & somewhat under the
common heigAt.-She has very bushy hair, and
freckled face, and had sores OH both arms, one
OF which was occasioned by burn just above Irer
left elbow-.here is alsna scar on one side of hcl
neck.--She was dressed in white India cotton
wrapper when she went away but it is proba
BILE she may change her dress and cut Other hair
1T ~ possible she will endeavor to pass as a free
woman, and to get to some of the Northern
States. AL captains of vessels are. forwarn ed
from carrying her out ofthe state. IF she is Ia.
ken ont OF this City, reasonable expences i'll be
paid besides the above reward.
ANNA BYRD.
July d. If :.
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MOT1CE.-The subscriber having rented
~ the Amherst Sulphur Springs for the pre-
sent year, takes this method to inform the pub
lie that there have been considerable improve
ments made there since the last season for the
reception ofcompany, and fatters himself, that
he will have it in his power to accommodate
those persons who may think proper to visit the
Springs in a better manner than they have been
heretofore at that place.
CHARLES L. BARRETT.
July7. 3w.
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"A NELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT FOR
"A SALE.-The House and Tenement where
the subscriber lately resided.
This tenement justly ranks amongst the first
IN this place, combining elegance, convenience,
cont,guity to the Capitol, and in the centre of a
most agreeable neighborhood.
For terms apply to Mr.. VIM. Long who is ful.
y authorised to contract for the same.
Jdne % r.
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John JOSEPH BoYCE, jr stationers
y and Book binders-Having opened store
on the maln-street opposite TO the Globe-T avern,
(where may be had every article in the ststiona-
ry business.) Respectfully solicit the fsvors of
their friends, and the public and beg leave to as
sure them that any work committed to their care
shall be faithfully executed and their fayors CRATE
fully acknowledged
N. y. An Apprentice wanted.
JUly 4. Wv
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Received through uariouc sources
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
Cofiies Of the three DEGREES in fa1,or offhe
commerce Of Gredt Brikoin.
i. In consequence of urgent instances Of
the Minister OF his Britannia Majesty. the
SUPREME Central and Governing Junta of the
Kingdom, and in the royal name of his Ma
Jesty Ferdinand the 9TH, commands, that in
this custom house, and in all the prIgitedeed
custom houses of this province, Engliss, goods
shall be admitted without any Limitation or
restriction, and that the duty shall be paid
for the same at the rates only, at which they
were charged before the war in 1904. BY
order OF his Majesty, this notification is made
to your excellency, both for information and
observance of the same. May God preserve
you many years.
(Signed) SAAyEDRA,
Seville, FEB. 28, 1909.
9. In order, that in the existing circuro.
stances, all impediments may be as much, as
possible removed, which interrupt the inter
course with English ships, and induced nv
repeated applications of the Minister of his
britannia Majesty, the same Supreme Cen
trail and Governing Junta, &c &c. have de-
termined to permit all English goods disern-
barked in our ports, which may not be sofa
! IN the country, to be re-exDorted ON the nav-
| ment only of 2 per cent and no further dntits
are, In such case, to be required. b. order
! of his msjesty, this notification is made. s.c.
| &c. (ut ante.
[Signed) SAAVEDRA.
| 3. The near alliance which subsists be,
tween this court and THAI Of London, and in
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CT PuBLIsHED BY THOMAS RITcHIE, OF.
fosITk THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
lars FER ANNUN, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-That valuable pro.
Il perry adjoining the city of Richmond, cal
led the COLUMBIAN. Mills. Mr.. Samuel
Leach, living on the premises, will show the
property to any person Inclined to rent or pur-
chase. The terms will be made known by appli-
cation to the Subscriber residing in Norfolk
JOHN CRANBERRY.
July IL. If
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PURSUANT to a deed of Trust executed to
L the Subscribers, by Samuel Parsons and
Sarah his wife, for the benefit of William Cooke
and Thomas and Amos Laid, and other credi-
tors OF the said Parsons, will be sold, at public
Auction, on the respective premises, ON Mon
day the 18th ofnext month, (July) the following
property situate in the city of Richmond viz
Nearly three fourths of the half acre of ground
designated in the plan of the said City by lot
No. 436, between Thomas Ladd and the Hay-
Market square, bounded on the North East. by
the street which passes between the HAY Mar
ket square and the public Warehouse.
All that part OF lot No. I3 on the North East
side of the Basin which is bounded BY the street
runing by the Bank and Robert McKim's, TO Ca
ry Street. thence by the latter street to the brick
House occupied by Mr.. James Smith as a Bake
ry-thence at right angles to tho alley between
the said lot & Robert McKim's-thence by the
said alley to the first mentioned street. This lot
Is held by deed which conveys all the interest
of Byrd's Trustees and Heirs. But is subject 10
the appearance OF Ticket. The title papers
Of both lots will be exhibited at the sale The
grounds will be sold entire, or divided, AS NAV
appear convenient.
Ten shares in the Richmond Turnpike Com.
Pany-also Coachee & pair of horses, together
with sundry articles OF Household and kitchen
furniture and other personal property.
Terms of sale will be twelve months credit for
the lots, on Notes negotiable and payable at the
Bank OF Virginia satisfactorily endorsed, & Ii
ties to be withheld as further security until tho
notes be fully paid or AT the option of the pur-
chasers, one fourth in hand, and deeds of rr,lse
on the property sold to secure the other three
tourths. The Turnpike shares and the person.
al property will be for cash or a short credit as
may be deemed fit ON the day. The sale will
commence at 18th o'clock on Lot No. 4t3
(. CARRINGTON, }
RICHARD ADAMS, rus
GEORGE GREENHOW. ices
June 90. ids.
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NOTICE.-H'hat on the i7th day of next
month, will ne sold to the highest bidder,
on the premises in this city, Ctnless privately
sold before,) three story brick house, (unti-
nIshed) 20 by 40 feet, together with the ground
OF the same width, extending back TO an alley ;
situate on Cay's Street, ruliing parrelel will,
the Basin, and opposite to Nicholson and Heath's
Coal yard. Terms OF sale, $1,000 in hand, $1,000
IN SIX months, tie remaining balance, divi,led e.
quaiy III II and Ia months, tiom the first instant.
a Deed OF Trust, on the said property, and bond.
OF the purchasers, will be required to secure the
three last payments.
SAMUEL PARSONS.
sth mo 60, 1909
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PHILADELPHIA. July ?

PHILADELPHIA, July z.
~ private letter from Paris of May 2,
states, that Bonaparte has expressed great
wrath against Mr.. Madson's administration,
on account OF the partial raising of the EN-
bargo-and in an audience given Mr.. Arm
strong. used expressions not very amicable
and civil to the representative If an inde-
pendent and friendly naturalization.
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United States, Virginia district, May Esd 1909
The United Sttes, LibeHanfs. against the
Shop Jenney, whereof John Wright is master &
commander, RestondeRt
HIS day came the attorney for the u. g. g.
4 1T appearing that the publication directed at
the last term, had duly made and proclamation
having been made, as the conrt did direct, that
ehesald vessel would he considered as forfeited
20 the Unted States unless claim should be
interposed for the same and no claimant appear
ing, on the motion Of the attorney for the United
States, it is decreed and ordered, that the said
vessel, her rigging, tackle apparel and furniture
be considered as forfeited to the IT, States. and
shst the marshal of this court. do sell the same
10 the highest bidder forready money after giving
lVdays notice IN some one oftbe me wspapers pub.
lshed IN the city of Richmond, and make return
OF his proceedings, and bring the proceeds to
She next court III order for a final decree
Copy. Teste.
WILLIAM MARSHALL. Cx
BY virtue Of tie above decree will be sold at
Powell's Tavern in the Town of Petersburg, on
Saturday the twenty second day OF July for
ready money to the highest bidder at Public ac.
lion, TIE soop Jenny her rigging, tackle, apparel
and furniture named above.
WILLIAM MANN, Debnty NJ fer
JOSEPH SCOTT, III. r. u.
Tuly u. o.
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July z.

CUGAR, COFFEE, &c. Ge.--Received per
~ the Schooners Atlantic and Richmond, from
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SAAyEDRA.
SAAVEDRh,

3. The near alliance which subssts bc,
tween this court and thas Of London, and in
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EUROPE.
CONTINUATION
V Erfracfs from French PaherS, received
by the Fair .dmerican

PARIS, May s:
p. T. X TR dCT
FROM THE REGISTER OF THE toNSERvA-
TIVE SENATE, OF APRIL 10, 1909.
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July d.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-04
NOTICE.

Zalen ~ ExeeRii.r and 4ua be soi3 at P4tLe YrsSss
On THURSDdT- tie f,oenfy Jf,9 day # Dseem
Der nsxf, at IF tie dsek ia fbe e/is,sooa u aid
day, en- tie p,snisss,
A Ii the right in Eqaity Of certain ,raet
"A Of land, ituated in Minot, in the coun-
ty of Cumberland, and is bounded as follows:
1t is part of the farm on which Major SAM
uel Downing Iun. lives, beginning at the
North Wen corner, at beach Stump and
Stones thence South thirty Six degrees Fan.
one hundred ,weuty two rod. and three quar-
iers Of rod, to Stake and Stones; thence
South, forty two and an half degree, Wet,
one hundred and thirty five rods aud an half,
to Stake and Stones thence North, thirty
Six degrees Wen, one hundred and twenty two
rods aud three quarters of rod, to Stake
and Stones thence North, forty two degrees
and An half Ealf, one hundred thirty five rods
aud an half, to the firth bound. h,entionec-
of which deicr.bed Land, the Equity to be
fold is of hfty acres on the Sou,hegy 6de of
faid lot. said fifty acres are nortgsged to
ARENAS Hammon, TO ieoure the payment of
two hundred and twenty Dollars. and insereit
in one year from January next, from the date
of f:.id Deed, which bears date the Sth day of
Oetober, A. ID, sos
WILLIAM WARNER. Deputy. s1syiS.
November 10, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-04
Land at Hu7isn.

TO be fold at Public Auction. at Z GREs-
IY's Auction Office, IN Portlard, Tn
Nerjay, the 18th day of December next, at
~ O'Clock, NJ (uneis piey'ouly dllpoied q
a, private iale) the following valuable tracts
.. land, fiuatsd in the towns of Waterford,
Bird ,eton, and Windham. viz
Lot 30 ~, IN the 18th range, in Water
ford, li.ualed on Crooked River, with hand.
tome LOT of timber therson.
>sls--Lots numbered I, in the 9Th range.
and in the ed range aud 2, in the III
range, in the town of Srisee,on, ii,uated on
that branch of mcoie pond which leads to
sAco Said land is well hocked with timber
that can be hauled at very fnall ezpeDfe.
Liiezojls-l right, containing about 10 ..
cres) Of lot of Land, fitua.ed in Wlndham.
The titles TO the above lots of Land may
be feen by calling at the Regider's Office IN
Portland, any time before the Gay Of fale,
when the terms Of payment, (Which VIII be
liberaD will be made known.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
Byidsstos, Nov Is, 1909.