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F0REIGN.
VIA NEW-YoRK)
LoSDoa, February Is.

Get bulletin is received. It
fss thll's o,'s Of SO cannon, the British
SIS ilA' abe to embark p; It says the
x. eals s a. 60. The English (the bull
prndl' 'l S..s9 gained nathing BY the eSps,
80 ds e, ne hatred Of the Sp&niards and
ZION, Ou' T 81 governor Of Corunna took
is 5;gras Z & a,lseiance to King Joseph, and
'slp - nlaniIested great JOY ON beng de-
= 6? 9spf from the English. ,
tF;'a .ol',ion HIS broken out at Buenos
! South America, under the eele-
aEss' = :.;S,s where he has declared his.
az s. sb'ks of the dominion Of Spain.
1 rI = been joined BY Numbers, an'i ,
4 y q 7sraauag, his brother in law,
E' tssgiss opelllg avowsd the same Gauss.
g ], Fno. the governor OF Monte Vi
Ia'!a IS ION only person who has as yet dar-
g |. ',Dose t..ose insurgents.
tps99Y' February 1e.
j. accounts we receivc itoIn the
-. - md eastern provinces Of Spain are
pI'' q. .asl,e cause oi spanish lnlirpei.tss-
sye'4 !. ar as that independence is 60 be
IT, 3 ~ the attachment OF the peqP.e 60
is &! ';'of institutions, andro the family
81 Pc" Poorbons. But Nc are sor,Y TO say
s J. 1 Gallant end enthusiastic Peopls arc
80 Il tbosr resources IN arms ans,
S'-' ,s;;5on which ere necessary 20 give
Lilo their coatase.
es ' place, in common VITO
y .'c.a fowl Of Amstiea, teels sens ,3.y the
s Eth arisiipg fromellS ei'1'lfgo ne
. .nnsrcia people hsfe h$vs Seen much
the arriHat, w4thia these TWO
!, hrse DAYS, Of no fewer than e sh3FEs
~ America laden WIKI cottcn, 8rsD,
). M giving us a seasonsbse supply q
,ry other valuable commoaltles. 0n en-
,irr We find that all these are Consigned
M house of Sir Francis barn5 and 60.
d that IGeY come, llot Inn ei1Lt - N.Ast
s. with the stigma Of violating The ems
r,o but ander the licencc and authority
fh. republican government. It's wei
rFu, that the mercantile house just q
id 10, is the agent of the United States
I the payment 81 the demands OF clam
siin tfbis country on the American fuads. 4
.hasbecome necessary to the credit OF the
srhlic, that these 6emaads should be sa-
led, and the difficulty was, under the
of the embargo and non IN
uourse acts, to discover the means By
ichsuch payments should be made here.
isre is no doubt it viii be found, that
tS.ss Barings have undertaken to dis
rgsthe accruing debt to the proprieto,s
American stock, ard that the consign-
mt d these calgoes and others, is the
sls provided fer their repayment.
Zoe anxiety OF the, merchants here is d.
Eadto me situation Of Oporto. A great
ny ships principally laden with vine,
now ID that port, which from the state
tie sind, have rot been able to clear the
!, and serious apprehens!ons are enter
fRt' that they viii fall into the hands Of
enemy.
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most people--but certainly deserves a lit
tie consideration we shall pay more atten-
tonic tin a future paper.
[Wash. Fed.
THE BATTLE OF BAYLEN.
iy lillian Carey.
Roll AfJudar*, roll thy flood,
Dy'd OF old with Moorish blood!
Swell thy tide; TX
Flow with pride;
Flow forever, fam'd in story.
10 again thy banks are spread
Wsth our ocs:--the vanquish'd dead,
Weit,ring, lie all pale and CORY,
Um6Aaf saw, INSURANCE alright,
In thy stream,
Helmets gIeam--
Baylt9 heard the tempest rattle
Horse TO horse, and man to man;
Ere the dawn the battle began,
4 o the brazen roar Of battle:
As the wint'ry rrcntsweeps,
Down Morena'sf ravaged sweeps,
Rllsh'd the foe,
To overthrow
Spaia the bulwaFks Of thy glory.
a.
Our mistaken phalanx stood
Brothers, SOILS, and fathers hoary.
.a2lentJo, with the shock,
Felt her yine-clad SUBMITS rock:
fGueYa's vale,
Hill and dale, 2
Trembling with the mighty motion.
Guadalquiver's current fed
Swiftly from her troubled bed, :.
Foamlng like the angry ocean.
faalchion, pike, and bayonet,
omote and pierc'd, and clashing met,
On the plain,
Strew'd with slain,
Charg'd with fate's avenging power:
Through the feeting shades OF niehA
FLASHED the voIled blaze of light
Fell like hail the deadly shower.
O'er groves, * fields, & mountains blua.
On rosy pinions morning. few,
Broad and bright,
Stream'd the light,
The golden face of day unwilling;
In darkness still the conflict Law
The dismal war fields grim array,
A sullcn cloud of smoke coneeaIing.
Their whirlwind rage FIVE times we STOOD
And ste1nm'd the whelning battle, hG5d.
Still amain,
Der the plain,
0o,pd tic hostile peals of thunder,
Aiar, the wild bull COW ring fled,
And nan and steed recoil,d in dreade
Earth shook, and seem d to rcnd asundes.
Long and deadly was the strife,
trumpet, drum, and shriiing fife,
.
Pie c'dthe skies,
Deaths loud organ swell'd the ehorlts,
Raging like stream OF fire.
Burst our old Iberian ire,
Fast consuming all before us
Weep ye hapless maids of Ganl!
Weep your absent lovers fall!
lndespa;r,
.Rend your hair!
Weep beside your willowy fountainss
Wan beneath the frowning sky,
CASH with wounds they ranquish die
On our AndaluNan mountains:
The wolf at midnight laps their Blood;
Their limbs shall CLINT the Eagles broods
Iyrant haste.
To the feast;
Erect the crsst--be bloodier, beider.
shold thy conquest, claim thy spoil
lhy heroes Shall possess our soil:
Yes there they shah unburied moulder.
07nsA1ar, q soinding atver, 4vJssch fasses
Trough tie city q the sane name, ana near 10
Bqy!en.
i Ombla, commanding enieence rear tbs
cene # aetion.
i The m0uatains called Sierra Morena.
) The rcek IF Gibraltar.
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,stroying thetyranny Of the priesthood IN
South America? This subject is new to
most people--but certainly deserves a lit
tie consideration; we shall pay more atten-
tonic tin future paper.
lTVasA. Fed.
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THE CAPITAL JACK
e. q l. ~ M 3 II s.

TETILL stand at Arlington the present
wv season, and be let to Mares at ZEN
Dollars, but SIX will be received in full if
paid by the first of August, and Fifty Cents
to groom .--JENNETS Twenty-Five Dollars
and Dollar TO groom.
CoLuMBDs Is too we'll known to need any
description at this fime--his colts are the
best proofs Of his merit, some of which may
be seen at this place. tits expected that this
will Ike the last season of his standing in the
district.
James Dawfon.
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Ertract GA letter from .1mcha Island, dated
18Th March.

The duties imposed upon imports hitler
are i6 - per cent. ad valore.2, valuing all
descriptions of cotton at 2 cents per 10 and
averaging each bag at $50 lbs. weight. Va.
lung tosacco at 4 dollars per 100 l5s. and
rice Two dollars per hundred pound and
upon exports further duty of - per
cept. ad valorem is levied; there is no ton
mage duty and the port charges are trfing.
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Captain Perkins, Of the schooner Linnet,
Informs, that he passed Martinique on the
thirteenth Of March, and saw the French
troops al embarked, and ready for sea.
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& The British packet Express, which arriv-
ed at New York the 9th, brought. upwards
of 600 letters.
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The same towns, at the election in 8O8,
gave governor Sullivan majority OF a hun
dred and twelve.
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alerannrta Dadp 6asette.
FRIDAY, APRIL ID.

GA religious meetings. pro-
posed for this afternoon about
s o'clock, IN the Courthouse !;
to which this is a general inyi-
tatlon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19
Jonnal'y 5.

DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe Coun.
Az ty, W.. Tire Subscriber takes this early OPP
portunity OF informing the puolic, that he has
leased the RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, and he
pledges himself that no pains or expence will
be spared OH hIs part, to give general satisfaction
to tiiVse who may visit said Springs. There are
six additional houses now building, which, toge-
.ther with the buildings already completed, VIII
enable him to accommodate one hundred Board
ers, with their servants, comfortably. He deems
it unnecessary to say any thing OF the valuable
properties OF said Waters, as Inc benefits expe-
.Dienced by persons visiting them, haze already
spread their faDIe through the greater part of the
United States. Letters and News. Papers direct.
cd to tire visitors at said Springs, will be deliver
cd 81 the place ouce u week. There will be a
Store kept at said Springs, containing a general
assortmehtO Of Goods, Medicine, &c.
LSA4G ESTILL.
Dec. II. oay5OS
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
IRON TIE MONITOR.
FRIpAY. January l.

FeIDAY, January Is.
The sPeaker]2id before Oie house a Ietter from
the s%s,retsry Of The treasury, Accompanied with
ms reports and sund Statements exlisit1ig the
amount Ok duties x drs wbacks on goOds, wares
ard merchandise imported into the u. 5;ates, amt
e~&pOFted thcsefioIn, during the years 1906, 1906
and 1897, inclusive, pep.@ q in pursuance OF a
rGs,.utIon Of tb's house, Va la 81 1iA.Aa GA,
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NoNE aNlrIsH 1asoLhNcE.

We are informed by "a gentleman from
3crS5hire, in Franklin county, that ON the
l4th INST. q humDer OF Canadians Crossed tie
line and came into Berkshire, to the NUN.
Der OF from fitteen to twenty-five, and be-
S2H "a iase.ent attaes cy The inhabi,arts o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19
January 1Oth 1869.

NALUABLG ~pEOPERrY. FOP S3LE-
ihe 2wner~hire become d.s;rous Of selling
tlat wen Known. snd vaL;sbic Property, the
W.iRM SPRINGS, king in Bath corrty, ,vitb
all the Land and Tenement, belonging thoreto.
or they VIII sell che Springs with 5 or q hundred
acre" % Land. Itwould he US less 90 saw INV
thu about the situation Of thoge Springs. and
their great Medical qualities, wild, tae soi,crior
adVmtages attached to thcm, over any of ihe o..
olef mihefai Waters III Tins country. as tits
presumed that no one will dtemp, w. nurch.ts
vine IS not well acquainte VITA them. or WHO
VIII view the property before they purchase. n
ny COMMUNICATION ON this subject. addressed TO
the Subscriber, Will be speedily attended 10.
CHdRLES H. LE1VIS.
Warm Springs, december 10. oaw3mg
T. %; "A considerable prompt payment viii be-
expected, and Jew likely yoang NECA0ES
taken.
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the northern Green Mountainoers ; but
soon found it expedient FOR themselves to
recross the lines, nut however, until they
had the evidence OF an Irisn coat OF arms
painted on eacn OF .heir faces.
When foreigners attack true Americans,
they convince them that "we are all fedcr-
aiists, we are all republicans. 49,, Fer. Pa
fer.
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IAN. g..

Us Y virtue OF 4 deed Of trust, bearing date an
Ea terror 20 the act, entitled " an act, concern.
;Hg Tie sale of property u1dcr executions aud III
csmbrances :" executed to the subscribers, by
Etiord Bentley, in order to secure the payment
Of a stun of money due 20 Thomas PerfinSon, as
therein expressed-we shall, on Tuesdsy, the
17th inst. if fair, if not the next fair day, at Pain.
vile in Amelia county, expose for sale. at puslic
auction, for ready money, twelve NEGfOES, as
mentioned in said deed, to wit Islam, Ned,
Jack, Nancy and her children, Themy, Peter Il
Amy, phebe and her children, Tabby, Joshua
aud Nelson, and Rachael, or 81 many thereof, rs
will be sufficient to discharge the debt mention
ed IL said deed oftrust, with the interest < cost
necessarily incurred by carrying tie. said trust
mo execution. The above deed Of trust is re-
corded IN tne county couLnf Amelia.
BRNISTEdD r. IUWNES,l r
PETER BISON,
January 5. OaVvSWT
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John ALCOCK, informs his friends, aud the
y public. that he is carrying on his CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in al It's Branches where
he makes all kind of Mahogany Furniture in the
best manner, and on the newest fashions
find good work executed, and on low terms, as
can be bought in New-York, or any other place.
Any orders left at my shop, an the Cro.s-Strect,
adjoining Prosser and Moncure's Vendue Store,
or at Mr. George GTeenhow's where | keep my
Wuv-ioom, viii be pointed!y attended to, and
great care taken to deliver it in good order.
N. B. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
business, who can cone well Recommended.
january II. IF
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II Y virtue ofthe last will and testament Of the
- late DE- join Criugon, will be sold on the
premises, III this city. on Saturday, the twenty.
eighth inst. Januaryl ut pubic auction, upon a
credit OF twelve months, the purchasers giving
bond with approved security, to Curry interest
from thr date, the LOTS wIlereon the ,lecc.
dart resided, eNcett that part allotted to his vi
d%t3Wifor her ~dowcr-Also, lot wIereon ISL sta,
BIZ and eorriage-iuuse together with a mo;ti7 Of
i"Icehonse on the square wheron hrs. i'Credie
now resides.
WM. G. WILLIAMS. E<'oyof
Door. J. CElNGAN, hcd
January 10th 1869. ode
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Extract ola ritter froW q geatienan at 81
IntLL.- AuLoL l-.L NJ 1-GM

|F1't"i WHTtW ~SFUi NV. IVUo'
Mr.. Pierre Choutcau, returned yestcr-
day wlth a treaty made by him with what
au-horliy bo~c ever / do no know on behalf
1t ne United states. wi.h The Osage indians :
1t IS reported to contain every hing that
cou'd be desired on behalf Of the u. states
'hoHid this furloul be correct, my .}cG1 ~,
ine contract - too gJoa on our SIDE, 70 be
Kept long wIlh good laith OH tleirs.,'
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THE subscribers have on hand, at Private

THE Subscribers have OH hand, at Private
Sale -
10 Hogsheads, aud
% Barrels L.osf' Sugar,
ID Hhds. Brown Sugar Of superior quality,
10 Tierces prime Green Csif:a,
20 Bags of superior white do.
20 Hlids. Moiasscs.
9 Casks old Port Wine, of superior quality in
Bottles,
6 Cases ~Stoughtop's Bitters, soAtsining 2 doz
Pint Bottles each.
3 Do. Raspberry Brandy,
3 Do. Meiheglen.
Choice Oil Cogr,isc Brandy In Pipes.
Holisnd md Country Gin III DO.
Crntlies and Soap in boxes,
Ground Ginger III Kegs, &c. Sc.
IL Bales Kendall Cotton,
With a very general assortment OF coarse
Wtsiens, ali of Which will DO sold lew for
cisa. or on short credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes at the Bank of Virginia.
PROSSER & MONCURE.
peceuber 27. oaw4w
y IA. Cash viii be given Cor two likely Young
Negro MEN, that have been accustomed 10 plan.
,ation BUSINESS, and an unexcsption1ble COOK f;
and Tor sale, theubest male House Servant in Vir.
g'fla Also, 50 Virginia Bank Shares, forcasIi By
MOTICE.zOn Friday the Goth day of Janua.
~ rynext will be sold, to the highest bidder,
az the plantation OF thclatc VIM. Friendia Ame-
ia. sundry valuable PROPERTY, to- wit The
Stock OF Cattle, Hogs, Horses and Sheep, the
crop Of Corn, Fodder, Shucks, SC. and about 300
bushels OF Wheat, plantation Utensils, and abou,
81 likely young Negroes-Terms of sale-one
third cash, and the balance in 10 months.
At the sam time, will be offered for sale, the
above mentioned tract of LIND, upon a credit
of one, two and three years. Persons disposed
to purchase this /. AID, had better vie W the same
before the day OF sale.
Ia ayary i1atsnce bnnd AMI unurassiannhle Of.
cerity will nc required.
Alttose indebted to the said estate, will please
make Immediate p! msnt, & taose having claims,
will present them ON Or before tn. day of sale.
THOMAS BRANCH, Executor.
Chesterfield, DOC. is. esw6wH
YIN CHANCERY northumberland County
ICourt. 18th Nov. 1908.
George * Thomas Grown, ContbLoinanls-it
glipst Jacob Walsh, jr. * Stokoly Towies, DE-
te,darts.
: THIS day GENE the complies, hy thair council
and the def K.Rsh, not having entered his APP
pearance and given security, according TO to tine
of Assembly and the rules of ti's court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction OF the court that he
IS not IN ffihii,5itsrH OF this state, un the i1utiou ol
tie compl,s, it is decreed and ortiered, that the
sad def Walsh appear here on the first day %
March term next, and snswer tho bill of the com
plainants, and that a copy OF this order be forth
with insertsd, Cor two months successfully, in
some ne W published in the city If Rich
mond, and posted ut the font door of the court
hoasc of tins county.
AND Il IS further ordered, that the def't ICSS{eS,
retain in his hands whatever money orp"operty
he may haye belonging to the SAID Walsh, until
the further ORDER of the court.
Attest,
FEEM, BATES, G. " C.
Ian. 8. oawSw
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n pursuance ofa deed of trust, executed TO the
4 subscribers, by John p Shields and Jane C.
Shields, to secure the payment of several sums
OF money therein mentioned, to Henry Cary
will be exposed for SIDE, on the premises, for
cash. on MJnArr, the 231instaAt. the balsnce of
that VALUABLE tract Of GLAND. called and known
by the name Of Sales Hill, lying in the county
of ChesterGcld, and in the vicinity { the Coal
Pitts, or so much thereof, as viii ~ Sufficient to
meetthe intention of said trust deed, together
with the expences of .aie.
BEV. G. STANARD,
ARCH'D WOODBRIDGE.
January 10. 1aw3w
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ATTENTION


HHANcRES7EP REPUBLICAN, BLUES.
Iva III consequence OF the Dviti. ot u,r late
beloved Capt. ARCRI84LD 18tRAE. you are
requested TO attend at BrooNs>s Colun,biai Inn.
in compleat uniform, on Saturday evening", %
inst. at 6o'clock, tor the purpose of choosing your
Capt. ltis hoped on an occasion, so important
= .h:s :; =. s: attire wsi.!a.sa os;;is evfai,zt,y, TIC
member will h ~punctual in tl,eir attcntlance.
By orGerof the standing committee.
MANSFIELD Wilkins, Secretary.
January IL. Sc
T ANDING from the Schooner RicaWoND,
LIZ Isaac Seaman, Master =
50 Boxes r ,isins,
10 Bales Soft Sheued Almonds,
5 Casks Green Coffee,
~ Barrels Pri,ne Pork, and
/ Pipe London Particular Madeira WING.
INSTORE.
"a Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
IS do. Molasses,
5HTierces Green CT flee, (.
rs Boxes Hav nnah Segars,
5 Bales Weicr. Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Young Hyson, Tyson Skin and SUIchong Ten,
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
For SALE BY,
GEORGE WATT.
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CT PUBLISHED ny rlIoMaS HITcHIE, oP-
YosITE THE GLOBE TAYEhS AT FIVE poL-
LARS TER HSSus, YAB ~
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1TOH SALE, a verylikeIy Negro WOlIiN,
4 about 81 years OF age, a good Sempstress,
and used 20 the Ho,se-with her daughter, "a.
bout 9 NJ 10, also usedto the House.-Appl at
this Office. Dec. %. If
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Aassyer q the President Of I'll. United s.,.e, TO tho

'' 20 nSf'cNI " ttS CNA'Ct S-F-GS 70 tAt
yo4Hg Ren.tHcanS of Eiis6w8 an is ~vicinity.
Inc sentiments you express an your address Of
October %, OF attachment to The rights of vout
country, OF your determination to support ttein
witliyour lives and fortunes, and of the disregaYd
q inconveniencics which must b. encoIutersd in
resisting insult and aggression, are honorable TO
yourselves and encouraging 10 your cOuutry-
They are particularly solacinS TO those who. Lav-
H.. labored faithfully IN establishing The right Of
ssltgovermment, see in tie rising generations, IN
to whose hands it is passing, thai purity OF prin.
cIple, .ni energy OF character, which will protect
aiIu preserve II through then day, and deliver {
over to their sons Us they received IL tlJm their
fathers.
The measure of a temporary suspension ofcom-
Ineree was adopted 90 cover us from greater evils
IL ii%s rescued rom capture, an Important capital,
and oar sesmen from the jail. OF Europe it has
given time TO prepare for defence, aud has slewn
to tn aggressors OF Europe, tIat evil, as we'll IS
good actions reGoil on tn deer. If those evils
have involved eur mOHending n glbors also, to-
wards whom we have not a sentiment but of
ir1shdSinp and useful intercourse, II results from
that state OF violence by which the interests of
the American hemisphere asc directed 10 the oh.
jectS ct Europe. Endowed by nature, with a
system OF interests and connections Gifts own, it
IS drawn from these by the unnatural bonds
which enchain its different parts to the conflict
ing interests and fortunes OF another world, ard
reader It's inhabitInts strangers and enemies 10
their ucignbors and neutral friends.
believing that the happiness Of mar md is best
promoted by the uaeiui pursuits Of peace, that on
these alone a stable prosperity can be funded,
that the evils OF war are great III their endurance,
'aHd leave q long reckoning for ages TO sons, /
have used my best endcavorS 10 keep our cour-
Try uncontrolled in the troubles winch afiict Flu
rope, and which assail us also on every side.
Whether tins can be done longer, is much TO be
doubted. am happy, that 80 far my conduct
iHcet' the appreciation OF my fcllow-ciGzcns. Ii
IS the highest &c ward | can receive fvr my en-
dc"VOis To serve them; and l am particularly
t%hansini to yourselves for your kind expressions
OF esteem and confidence ; and tcndct nay best
wishes Tor your personal happiness ard prosper
~. TIL: JEFFARSON.
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N. B 1 viii give the highest price for Tobac.
60 and Other produce. In discharge of the
debts due 10 Rober: CampbeI& Co.
s. CLARK.
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From Jenny AYLiotss Journal.
new SECRETARY OF STATE.

1t is reported in high circles at Washing
ton that Mr.. Jcferson has consented TO serve
as Secretary of State under President Ma
atsoN. 1t was hinved ayearor two ago that
he would do SO. in the iuteiligeicer or En-
qulret, we cannot at this moment recollect
which. h event is certainly far from be-
ing AN improbable one. MARX WHAT WE
SAY
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M USiCK-IoFNT ABERCRO11BI, ha-
AVE- wing returned from his tour TO the Forth
ward, begs leave to acdlaint his friends and the
public, that he still continues teaching, in this CT
ty, on the Piano, Violin and Guitar. HeIike aisc
tunes Instruments as formerly, and respectfully
s~olicits the favor of their patronage.
Applications at Messrs Pritchard g. Adams,
MIR. ~Plcasmnts's, and Mr.. Shiclds's, will be duly
attended to-.
pee. 81. oaw1m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-19
IRnNaI,Y IL.


10 ALL WHOM 1T Mn" CONCE ~
/. AT the time of Il disso,ution of tine firm Of
Campbell and C9av4, merchants here, a transfer
AND sale WAS made tn the subscriber, oNe OF the
partners, by .Mr. Archibald Campbell Of New
Iork, the other, of all his interest in the debts and
stock oftiiat copartreiship, and also of the house
OF iiobert Campbell x Co. OF Charlotte county,
carried on under the supeFintendence of Robert
Campbell, deceased, who was exclusively inte-
rested IN tia firm one third, and the remainder
belonging to the house here. f.
There is still due frcm Robert Campbell & Gu
q considerable balance for advances made during
the existence of that firm, to- the subscriber, wko
is therefore, only competent Cor bis agent. J to
collect & grant discharges for debts due Robert
Campbell Co. toamount of the sums owing by
them for advances of stock, and the remainder,
Ifany, will be profits, and to which the represen-
tatiyes of Robert Campbell, will be entitled one
third part.
SAMUEL CLARK,
Only smruiUirg partner Of tbs iate firm #
Robert Ca1zbteK :, Ca.