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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-09

TOR SALE-One thousand acres Land ly-
= ing in the lower end Buckingham COUNTY,
on both sides of Buflslos creek aud ON the road
leading from Ca Ira TO New. Canton within hall
mile ofnavigat'on, on Willie's river, and about
two frOu Ca.lra. This tract is esteeTRcd remark
ably fertile, and has plantation cleared on il suf
iiccnt To- work ten or twelve hands 10 advantage,
and good proportion Of rich tobacc0 Land to
clear. The improvements are only sufficient for
The accommodation Of an overseer and negroes,
witt, q BART, and apple orchard. This estate,
from its great fertility, vicinity to market and ST
tuation IN polite aud agreeable neighborhood,
is well worthy the attention Of any gentleman
who Dlay wish 10 remove from the lower country
to a more healthy situation.
For terms sppyto Mr.. LiTsus Boiling, ofthe
aforesaid county, who is fully authorised, y, the
subscriber, to treat with any person wishing TO
purchase.
SVSANN4 WILCOX.
Cheiow, November 8. WOW
". u. The above Tract Of Land will be sold
sabes altoge;hero divided, as may bcst sIst pur-
faacEB.
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Z " pursuance Of the will Of Tobias Jackson,
4 decd, will be sold, at auction, on the prcmi-
ses, On the Esd OF next month, the part Of the
LOT, in Richmond, on The main street. leading
from the Market Bridge, on which tie House,
formerly occupied by Nancy Battles, stands, to-
gether wi, as much OF the space OF ground he.
tween the said house and tlie house in.wiIici tie
decedent resided, at the time OF bis deatI, as
will belong TO the part on which the first nent
oncd house stands, when the said space ofground
is equally divided between the said two houses
out OF winch part, TO be sold, is to be excepted
the grave yaid wherein the late wde OF the de-
cedent is buried. The dividing line Will be run
before the day Of safe. "a credit Of six and nine
months will be gi'enthe purchaser, upon his g.
wing notes, negotiable and payable at the bank al
Virginia, with approved endorscrs, and deed
OF trust on the ground, TO secure the payment vi
the purchase money, IN case the notes shOuld not
be punctua!lg paid
All pe-sons having claims against the estate
Of the dccedent, are requested to bring them ~
properly authenticated, III orGer uiat proyisloi,
NAV be made for the payment. Those Indebted,
wi! please to make payment.
RU6ERJ HlLE, E&eeafsr.
November %. 1t
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In CouNciE, September 18Th, 1909
T is advised, that from and after the first day
i of January next, the Auditor be instructed :,
in every case, where any claim by virtue OF an o.
der certificate of court, is presented to him by
person whose name is not mentioned therein,
to require such person to produce, also, an order
or power ofattorney from the indvidualin who's.
favor such order or certificate of court was made
together with an affidavit of one witness at least,
certified by magistrate or notary public, that
ged the same. Andto give general information
Of this rule: 1t is advised, that copy hereof be
published in the Virginia Argus, Enquirer, Pc
,ter.burg Integencer, Norfolk Herald, Lynch
burg Star, Stanton Eagle and Winchester Ca
zette, week until the first day of January
next.
ExHGct from the Journals,
DANIEL l.. MI TON,
Clerk Of the Council
September 49,. VIII
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'sNWO hundred NEG ROES for saie-Wii
positively be sod at Christopher Owens
Tavern, ~ the town of Urbanns in NIiiliesex
county, tue above on nifty of Negroes belonging
TO the estate OF Philip i. Grynvs, Esq Of Beam.
dni, decd among CHI are. House Servants,
Cooks, Carpenters. Blacksmiths. COopers, &c.
&c. and s'al, OK Carts W.T., c!nl,ns, Sc. aud u
OF thS most v2sUahi Oxen belonging to said So.
tate.
Thirty OF the above Negroes will he sold for
cash, the hal, nee wi,h tie Oxen, &c. will be sold
on credit o. n,r nc'iths. the purchaser giving
bond WIN abtEoved security.
ine Sale VIII commence on the 9th Of January
Ee%t, tlf i'r i .'ot, tnc Il .il.r day,) and will
c''hi.ic 'rea day to lay Ill AZ ne sold.
iae casa sAics vii Commence on the sirst
lay
= ~ .egh creditors are requested 10 purchase.
the :uiUuat airy nart of'neir re- pective claims
RO3El5T WE5F.
A!nwisp 3io~. &c Of
10 PHILIP l.. G2I'.NE5, ae.'a.
Noodvi,le, Giouccs
ter, November % ts'
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- X virtue OF deed II trust executed 10 us
4 by Sally Hill. for purposes therein mentions
ed, will be sold, to the highest bidder. at the late
dwelling house of Thos. Il. Hill, deed. on the
10Th next month. Negro GIRL, and parcel of
Household and Kitchen FlJRNITYRE, &c. &C.
a credit It'll the rising OF the next General AS.
sembly will he given. Bonds with undoub.rd Sc
curity will be required carry interest from the
date till paid
NOTION GOODWIN,
J0HN H0BSON, .Jr.
November o. >yS,yS
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EAT As Committed u tue IL Of -, u.
: Y beri.nd County on IN iIti, III, o. Ma,
last, negro Fellow VIC calls i.uusct li,,i,.y ne
is about five feet. ten inches gi., III .Det black
complexion, he vas sod iro.u TINS County .buut
fifteen years ago by Griffin Forea,er 20 a Mr..
Jones of Bedford, and hy him to Mr.. Scott Of
hawkins County IN Tue STAT. of tennessee. The
owner is requested TO apply, prove property, pa
charges, or ae viii DC sold to psy his prison fees
according to law.
JOSEPH ROGERS, Jaitor.
Northd. County, Oct. "a wSmN
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November d.

HE SUBSCRIBE has recently obtained lcence
L as an s'tct'oneer III this city, his Office is in
Mr.. James c Antony hfge fire proof busd-
ing near Sho'k 'e 'Waseuouae, where he offers
his services t. tue public to pur chase and sell
Bank Stock, N"od Eo,es. all k.nds Of Goods,
Wares 4 Merc.r.a,i,z. Laais. Tenements, 10.
bacco, Fiaur, sc
He viii always consider 1t h's iu'y faithfully TO
observe the 1erest oft,ose w:,o my honor ~ W.
with their conidsnc-. and megect u" opportuu-
ty to promote him IN jle'r -stcem
SdRyiEI'I' STILL.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REW.ARD.

FITI-1 DULLHNO KLs W.IKU.
= AN-AWAY, from the Subscriber, in fhe cry
~ Of Richmond, on the 2DM IF October lat, a
Negro Nm named BILLY, Subpossa TO be about
fUe feet nine inches hiSh; stout, well DlGde
Northun6eylaai County rpds raised az Lancaster
County. on the CwrifDaeA plantation ~ .Ar. Car
ter he is called ~ tie negroes .fhaf place, audit-
iagntaa Billy he is yell acquainte! at Shiiey <.
anses Rivey, where At is likely he IS lurking at -
time.
ssW give the above REGARD if secured in jail
in thc city Of Richmond, or sixty dollars if .ecu-
red in any jail ir ths state Of Virginia, and ioy-
NATION Siven to Toseph Garter, IF Richmond, or
Jehn Vim, of Charlottesville.
THOS. VIM, .3r.
October 27 rp6,,
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TRACT OF LAND,


TRACT OF L AND,
on which The late Judge jones resided, in Lou
doun oou"ty, with about - SLAVES, and tIe
stock ut Ha,ses, Cattle and Hogs, on the estate
Thc tract contains ne er'y two thOusaEd acres, x
Possesses many advantages which eIt,tic it to the
attention of those who may wish to reside IN that
highly improved part of our country. Two ner-
chant mills are in the neigl,borhood, the
adjoining estate, and the other within TWO miles.
1t is 35 miles from Alexandria, and forty from
Georgetown. The new Turnpike hom Alex
sndria, crosses corner of the land, and termI-
mates at The nearest merchant mill. The tract is
remarkably well watered, Little river passing
through the middle oft, and many small streams
eacl, side, emp!ying into ti'at river. Asout so
or so acres are already well set with timothy, 4
at least 500 are capable Of being made excellent
meadow IT will be divided into tracts OF differ
ent dimensions, TO suit tie convenience of purca-
5ers
A credit OF one, two and three years will be al
lowed bonds with approved security and deed
Of trust on the land, will be required. The Ne
eToes supposed to be very valuable, some of
tnem being good house servants, and the others
principally young men ia wofsen For them
the same term of credi. VIII be allowed.
JAMES MONROE,
Executor If fhc late
JOSEPH JONES, the Elder.
Albemarle, Oct. 27. 1879
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RATTESEA PAPER MILLS-Tnose WAC
- wish to encourage the manufacturers OF then
own state are Informed, that they can be supple
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
auy nI,antiiieG
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" Al.UABLE LhND-F1R S4LE.-The
subscriber, Intending remove to one of
the southern states in the OF fifteen or .ig-
teen months, offers i,or sale, the tract OF LAND
ON which he now dwel,s. 1t cootans, by !. lite
survey, about eleven hundred and eighty acres
OF Which SIX hundred md fourteen, are yet in
woods. The soii IS peculiarly suited TO the pro-
tuclion OF wheat, ans, IS excellent Tor corn and
tobacco. Tie situation is remarkably healthy.
and IS only one NJ e from the navigation of APP
pDmaitox Those who wish 10 purchase a go,f
Ir,ict Il Land, az reasonable p-sce, are invited
To view this property Ii it SHOULD not he sold,
byprivate contract, before lie sixth day of janu-
any next, IL will then be put up to the highest Did
tier, at Farniviile, On credit OF one and tive
years
PETER .IoRNSTOM
Prince Edward, tjov. 20 NV
x HEGSE, HATS, SALr-F& ERE, GUN
~ POWDLR--A consignment of Colo:sei
,"heese OF superior qualify, in casks and boxes.
gust received.
a Large and general assortment of len.ls men's
Sik 8ed0er a'id r'Mr HATS.
English refined SAL -PErR-,
ana FF I9z~d and rough GUN Power,
FOR SALE, by
d. ]. EURR.
Decemher L 2tw2n
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All kinds Of Goods and Produce, stored and
delivered on the shortest notice sy
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Uf liberal discount made to wholesale pur-
chasers.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address,
ed to the subscribers, executed al the shortest
notice.
CANISTER e. Go.
August 4. wifi
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= LOUDOUN Land FOR SALE.
TOR SALE, OF Thursday, tile 2isl OF bee
Il next, on the premises, the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-09

FOX SALE,
m Sugar, So boxes fresh Raising
do. so boxes Soap,
Sugar, ID casks Sherry Wine,
: Green 10 10. Ma'aga do.
30 bags Pepper,
'wiiisd Is 5a~s Race Ginger,
100 ream Writing Pa
Iron, per,
SAX, Is boxes Chocolate,
Vh,skcy, Biistered Steel. :.
E Playing Slot, 5uoes, Cauging
Rods,
ned Salt Winter Strained Oil,
&c. &c.
sr's Oil,
LY TO
HOVEY & sIzER.
u. Sw
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= oo'Ns W. 80
Il Sipbe-rayern, q
Piece and Fsncy GooSS.
Supert,ne and Common
Broad Cloths,
Do. do. Csssemeres,
10 do. Coatings,
r:agnel:, Fancy Vest.
ing,
Rel and Black Bomba-
..Z.tts,
'Worst.A, Cotton and
SILK Hosiery,
CmHn,nns, Cotton
Shi'ting,
irish Linen and Dow
Lass,
Fine and Common
Printed Csllicoes,
Vc!vcts Cords, I'M
bre(ias, Threads,
Sewing Silks, Extra
ing White and Co.
iorea i[id Cloves,
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EOW4RD HdLL.fbY.
November II.

NJ AS iust received, fru"i Ne - York; ard for
y a sale at tiie store lately occnnie. by Daniel
Triplet,, asupply of Fresh GR0CERIESj zig
Gun Powder in cases of5 lbs. each, ,s =.
imperial, Tyson. and youas tyson :.
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butte 10 the prosperity OF At,erics leaving to its
commsrce all The Liberty and all the extension
which can render it aoarishing"
0.Sfeiai note from Count Caanbagny &c Gen. Arns,
strong.
TRANsLATloN.
ALrsNsuHo, Aug 90, 1909.
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> 4 NIt' -.
ow Hpening opposite the
general assortmcnt Of
amongst wh'c are
White AID CuioreI lL.-
bit, do.
Ca:nbrick NIusJins,
Fl1in and Leede4, Null
de-.
Spider Nett, & Fancy
Grape. do.
knotted & SpriS Leno
do.
Diagonal and Veilied
do. do.
Elegant Worked CreS,,
ses,
Ditto silk Shawls and
H.ndlierch,efs,
Bl:'ck plaid and plain
Colorcd Lustring,
Plain Silk and Fancy
Cut Feiveis, White
Satin and Grape.
JOHN WOOD.
IF
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u NOCH SUILIV AN, has removed his Shop
- AMI business. 10 thc same hou.e occup eel by
W'n MeLav, watci-naSes, opposite Vi I'm.
Cook's
December I Wv
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( EkMAN OSNABURGs, nor sale by the
~ bale " o'ece, b, tie subscribers at his house,
near col Mays Bridge.
JAMES INNES.
December | wSy
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General .irmsroag, dated .l!fenGary, ~. ast %,
1892.
TaANsLATIsT.
"I have the honor To address 10 you the sub.
Joined note, which his Majesty has ordered me
30 send L. you, ahd which I have announced in
nay last despatch. IT france does not DO at this
tine al that III. United States Of AiGsiica can
desirc, your government wall bs able to see that
ncitIcr prejudice nor animns,ty influences its
oondact tlatit is the effect OF IT'S attachment to
ptinoiptss which the Amer ans, more than any
ot"cr p,rpie, ale Interested 10 Supporting, ard
the necessity Of ftrrisals which circHinsjsne,s
ia. ,,use. TDe Emperor will consider as .a nap
~ ~.Ctl - ~:IA.la hi,a To- c,,,t. d.
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Here follow the Presidents Proclamation OF
9th August, interdictng anew the commercial
Intercourse with Great Britain, and the Secreta
nv OF Hreasury's Circular to the Collectors al
ready published in this paper.l
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NEW SrOc.
Octoher 81.

NEW SrOs.I.
THE Subscriber is now opening opposite the
Siobe-rayern, a general assortment Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-28

Good American -four would command HIGH
prices. Wheat has remained stationary
since our last respects; we, nevertheless.
s.iil retain the opinion, that prices will 20
higher. Carolina and Mississippi Indigo
are almost out of use, being too coarse for
the general manufactures. Naval stores
are reduced in price since our last respects,
tsongh we conceive the shutting up of the
ports OF the Baltic 80 certain that it - in
our opinion they will improve in price.
Nice is IN good demand; some middling
sanples importes by the embargo break
ers, have sold at 5ss to 53s per cwt.
"Colonial produce for export only is
more IN demand; considerable quantities
nave been shipped for Malta and Sicily, s.
no doubt the shipments for Heligoland will
also be extensive. Dyewoods of every
description are heavy, the want of export
G &C. leaves this market quite clogyed
mere Is very little Cochineai in the mar
ket, and the demand considerable.
oeaccos have remained very heavy,
and without possibility of sale, except at
reduced prices the cargo by the Sally
since surnamed the Ferqubar, was
sold at public sale on the 17th ult some
prime lots fetched IS Sd to IS 4d for leafs,
and the whole cargo, though very inferior,
averaged Upwards of 12ch it was bought
principally by the manufacturers.
very little has been done recently in
Enoargo assurances during the last
month the continuance OF the embargo to the
ist as insured at IS per cent, this was
however IN small sums only; at 80 per
cent few large sums were done. The
proposals, which are understood to be the
OBJECT OF the dispatches by the Pacific, we
nope will be accepted by our government
we are NOT, however, sangaine on the sub
ject.
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PHILADELPHIA, April %.
Latest from England.

Yesterday arrived British Barque Es-
thsr, captain Jones, from Liverpool, with
full cargo of Dry Goods and crates. She
left Liverpool about the I0tk-3y her we
have been furnished with the loan of few
papers by friend, but find little of impor-
lance in them. We have only time and room
for the following:
On the 9th OF March Mr.. Whitebread in
Parliament, made very long Speech in ia.
vor OF presenting an address to his Majesty,
praying him to adopt without delay, such
measures as may tend to the re-establ ish.
ment OF the commercial intercourse be-
tween Britain and the United States.
London, March a,-Wheat 80 to COS Fine
Flour 80 to COS.
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tinStiy reaiised that SNcsc honorable ar.
rangemcnts nave been sec~-ed by the wise
measures OF the administration, and when
the csnhection between those measures
and the conformation OF our com nercial
rights shall be perceived, the aosurdity of
the csiamny will be evident, and il will be
admitted that the administration has been
as sincere in its professions of regard to
Commerce, as it has been successful in
shielding it from danger, until it could be
opened to the advantage of those who pur-
sued 1t. Those, who have ignorantly as
crioed those motives, will, if honest, here
after refrain from a'similar act ofinjustice,
ana those who have been deceived will
withhold their confidence from men who
nave thus hagrantly abused it. The peo-
pie will be generally taught the important
lesson OF respecting their government, and
VIII in this way most effectually command
for 1T the respect of foreign nations. Uni
versaliy realising that our interest consists
In union, we shall be united, aud, if united,
we must be happy.
by these arrangements four ends are ac-
complished.
L. Adequate PREPARATION for the attack on
the Chesapeake.
2. An abrogation of the British Or
ders.
3. A renewal of commercial inter.
course.
T. A renewed attempt to settle all
sources OF difference between the two ma :
tions.
With regard to the PREPARATION offered
ior the attack on the Chesapeake, it is,
we believe, substantially the same with
that demanded by our government, and
may therefore, be considered as entirely
satisfactory.
with respect to the abrogation of the
BRITISH Orders, and renewal of CONNER
cial intercourse--as the latter was of.
tered by our government on the adoption
OF the former by the British government.
the measure ought also to be viewed as sa-
tisfactory.
Ihe remaining proposition to adjust all
sources OF difference between the two ma :
tons by sending minister to tine United
states, after the substantial measures bv
which It is preceded, promises favorable
issue. The preceding negotiation having
oeen conducted at London, it ev.nces on
the part of the British government, a be-
coming respect for ours, to send minister
mere, and to make this place the seat of
the negotiation
we Cannot close these remarks without
observing, that the celebrity with which
these arrangements have been made, and
the rlgd secrecy which attend them, are
equally honorable to both parties, and fur
nish the best pledges for the satisfactory
aaJustment contemplated by the extraor-
binary mission to this country.
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SALE.

by virtue of deed of trust 10 Sc.
cure TO Colin M'Rae the payment of one
hundred and thirty FIVE pounds two hillinxs
and five pence, with interest from ,b. IS,
day Of March, 1909, and espenss. IS go
rrying said deed into effect
Will be sold, at Powhatan Court.
nosse, on Monday the sth day Of NAV next.
Iot Sssh' WOMAN aud her two Chill
- Is Slso MI and JESSE, the proper.
" OF Mr.. George Crump; or so MANI 81
tnem as may be sufficient to sati,fv ,br
ueot, &C. from the date of the deed :, viii
DC Withln the operation of the act nas,sd
she last session of Assembly, entitled An acs
concerning executions and for Other nnr.
poses. TILE TDrySs, Put
Manchester, April IS. 1909 90
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Richmond Turnpike
Company.

y Ia meeting of the Direaors Of he
~ Richmond Turnpike Company, ON
Friday evening, the alst OF ApnI. 500
Res lyed, That call of five dollars n
each share OF the holders of shares IN tic
SAID company be mad; and tia, The same
be paid TO the rrea ufsr on or befo, e the
2ist day Of next IN nth.
10 obyiate many Inconvenience which
have arisen and which may heresf er arise,
the board agree to the following
Resolved, that when the shares RI De
llnquent holders are advertised for ,ai..
the name of each holder, with the sums
thereto annexed, as due, shall he n,bI,sn.
ed. ~ P'
"a copy ". Sheppard. CHI.
(t2lst Mav.N
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L o T, o,

A NUMBER of hand bills similar to the
4 - above were stuck up ABOUT the city
yesterday morning as usual in such cases
anu TINS morning was informed that an
attempt would be made by col. Lambert
to stop the sale aforementioned. | Reg
leave therefore To reer any person who by
the said rumor has been led 10 doubt tine
validity OF my title TO the above AIMED
property, TO MIR. lanes Brown, w. NJ. who
VIII remove, their dou1t and l hereby
caution col. Dambert against ever produ.
eng his sPecious deed for the lots l. NJ N.
and O.--iest he Compel me to di,ulge that
winch tor the sake of his young family I
would fain conceal.
April II, 1909.
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on the theatre ofpublic life, has been
before them and to their sentence
submit it but the testimony of my ma
tive county, of the individuals who
have known me in private life, to my
conduct in its various duties and rela-
tons, IS the more grateful, as procee-
ding from eye witnesses and obser-
vers, from tryers of the vicinage: Of
you, then, my neighbors, may ask in
the face ofthe world, whose OK have I
taken, or whom have I defrauded /!
whom have l oppressed, or of whom
have l received bride to blind mine
eyes Herewith p On your verdict I
rest, with conscious security. Your
wishes for my happiness are received
with just sensibility, and I offer sim
cere prayers for your own welfare and
prosperity.
TIL; JEFFERSON.
April Sd, 1909.
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Majesty and the Sublime Porte wa. ,isu.
ed on the 5th January last. | have the
honor to be, Sec. Sc.
GEORGE CANNING.
10 the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.
A Mail from Lisb IN arrived this morn.
ing in thirteen day. The Pa KIT brought
over two Spanish Couriers; when they
'et SPAN, II was Gu renily reported that
the Austrians had de iired war against
france, and ,ha. the French, il an attack
uplq Saragossa, had losi 1000 men.
The English troops (abou, or 5000
meo,I remain at and near Lisbon. An
Embargo has been laid on all Portuguese
shipping as they arrive, for the purpose
OF carrying away all valuable property in
tas even OF the French eniering that
Z lun,ry.
Oxfo d, March Con Friday night
last about 10 o'clock, fire broke out in
the great quad angle of this noble Col.
leg. II was fest perceived in the rooms
oil Mr.. Brown. 1t communicated most
rapldlyio the joining house of The Rev.
DE-. White Regus Professor of Hebrew,
which was entirely consumed, and the
who,s OF his valuable collection OK Orien-
tai Books des royed. The ro,ms on the
South side of the quadrangle, VIZ tn IS. Of
Mr. James, Mr. Mackic, Mr. Buxton, aid
MI Paris, were involved in the. f]amess
and as they join the Western extremity
OF the Hall, 1t was thoaght thai ncthins
could have saw d that venerable ed fee.
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to whom he refers is distinguished by
- Slanderous zeal, and politics infirm,
Jealous o. worth -
!fso, it would bc~nost proper in the
writer to designate the character by
unequlvocal signs, so that the attenti-
on OF his readers might be directed to
a gwen point-We submit these hints
to his reflection.
MARRIEp-AtH alif,x, on Saturday the
17th instant, JOHN w. EPPGS. Esquire,
member Of Congress, from Virginia, to Miss
MIX TIA JONES, daughter of the late
Willie Jones, Esq.