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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-11-30

Highness' army 10 the battle of the 27th -
That of the enemy must have been i'm
meuse from the accounts of their prisoners
and wounded, whom the enemy abandon
ed afterwards, when they made a move.
ment upon our left. They left upon the
field Of battle more than 1000 killed, and
several generals were wounded. The &C.
neral Of brigade Simon was taken prisoner,
and the officers whom we took say that the
Generals Merle, Lacune and Grandorge
were wounded.
God preserve YOUR Excellency-Head
Quarters at Coimbra, 3oth Sept. 1910.
w. C.. BERESFORD,
Marshal s. Commander in Chief.
Sr Don Miguel Pereiro Forjaz.
Translated from a G0tfenburgh Paper Of
Sept. 20, far the Ncuv-1oyk Evening Post.
IoNKopING, Sept. %.
Yesterday morning passed through this
town, Major General Count Rosen, on his
way to Otebro, as Courier from France,
with the answer OF his Serene Highness
the Prince of Pontc Corvo, to our most
Gracious Sovereign, respecting the success.
III W titC StoWla. IA tSoSOt ~ ASRN
that this answer corresponds with the most
ardent wishes of the nation, and that the
people Of Sweden may soon behold the IL
lustrious Prince, in order to revere in him
the support of a good and wise, but aged
King, the best hopes of their country, and
a worthy successor TO the immortal Crown,
Prince Carolus Augustus.
From Bristol papers to October ~, re-
ceioed at this Office yesterday by the Brig
Fair Lady from Bristol (Eng.)
LoNDoN, October 8.
The following Address TO the Citizens
of Rome was issued by Lucien B~onaparte,
and privately distributed two days after he
sailed; but was immediately suppressed
by an official order:
To the Roman Citizens.
"In the bosom Of retirement, occupied
with no other cares than those of contribu-
ting to the happiness of my family and my
neighbours and tasting on Rome's classic
territory all that pure refined bliss which a
mind imbued with a love of arts can enjoy,
was assailed by the ruthless hand Of des.
potism, rendered still more heavy by its
being that of a brother still more CALLING,
as he owes his life and his honours to my
in%trepidity.
This Internal mandate was, that ]
should repudiste an endeared wife, and de.
sert those children whom Nature iden,i.
fees with my existence that / should as.
cend a throne created by the most horrible
per6dv, and unite my efforts to despoil and
subjugate the yet unconquered part of the
globe.
Citizens, | had no choice between IN.
conditional submission and immediate
fight. did not hesitate.-The Tiber, on
whose banks l had vainly hoped to pass my
allotted term of life, received me on her
bosom, and she will watt me, L trust, in
safety to those prows which dreadful when
sought in hostility, become a sure place OF
refuge to the destitute and the oppressed.
"Citizens, farewell my gratitude IS all
| can leave behind. May your chains sit
light upon you; or rather may you soon
cease to bear any, by the Intervention of
that Omnipo.ens vengeance, which ooner
or later Furnishes usurpation, tyranny, and
oppression.
"LUcIEa BoNAPARTE."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-11-30
THE subscriber has just received an as
sortment of best
MILD CASSLMERS,

with a very handsome collection of fancy
vesting and swansdown.
He has on hand a large qusatity of *
cellrns IRON, from Mount Pleasant Iron
Works, which he offers at five dollars per
hundred for Cash only. Also 6 BY 8, 7by
9 and 8 by 10 Window Glass.
l.. PRICE.
- Cash given for Rye and Oats, forty
cents in Goods for Corn, FIVE cents cash
given for clean Linen and Cotton Rags.
Mar.insburgh, Nov. 80, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-11-30

MARYLAsD On The 7sh inst. mr..
Blana introduced into tie House 81 Dele
oates q number Of resolutions On the SUD
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-11-30
TO THE ENLIGHTENED CITIZENS OF


A FTER fifteen Yeas absence, I offer M humble
n services, as Tutor, to some Gentlemen who
wish the understanding OF the rising generation
enlightened, by a man who has sought after nsefus
~informations and is wiling 70 impatt it-Inyuire Of
the Printer.
THOMAS MHrTAKER,
TIC Osdsieid School Master
November 30, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22

/.
Miranda, who seems to have known his
countrymen well. has pronopnced them un
TIT for a. state of freedom. He has sketchcd
ter them the following form Of government
in one of his letters to Mr.. Adams:
owe shall undoubtedly profit by your learned
lessons and1 rejoice to inform you, beforehand,
that the form OF goyernment projected, is mixed ;
with an hereditary chief ofthe executive power,
under the name of Ynca and what I Ike still
better, taken in the same family; a senate com-
posed of noble families, but not herett ,ry: & an
house ofcommons. elected among all the other
citizens, who shall possess acompetent property.
Such is the sketch of the form of govern a,,nt,
which appears to unite the majority of suii''ag,s
IN the Spanish American continent, and which
will no doubt prevent the fatal consequences of
the French republican system, which Monies
quieu calls extreme liberty"
CT IT rs important to have a Ctnsus Of our
Hadnufdetwes, as SeI as Of NUn,6ers- Therefore,
to induce the heads antiiies think Of their est-
mates. ny The time that the AGENTS 10 around 70,
them, sDe lay before them ,ae following:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22
": 4" He said or seemed TO say" ..,t
CORRESPONDENCE
OF F. ]. J.
II ACT.

EXTRACT.
No, my Lord, have not lost 3 ole
moment in his majesty's service. tt. Ugh
my functions have been suspended by this
government, yet have not forgotten the
definition, that minister is but a priv.
lodged spy And here, permit me, my
Lord, not only to thank you. for the com
pliments which you have paid me in your
letter to Mr. Pinkney, but also to observe tc
you, that those compliments. have upheld
my character and given me a passport to
the hrm friends of his Majesty in this coun-
try. And, besides, your promises to recall
me without doing so immediately. have, given
me right to remain here, by making it
too very delicate a thing for the President
to dismiss me altogether.
am happy, my Lord, that you had wa
we'd your reply to Mr.. p. for upwards of two
months because you had an opportunity CT
seeing my friends rally around me, and OF
taxing stand. which first appearances did
not. seem to encourage; but. believe me,
that our friends here are more cunning than
cool, and too firmly fixed in their orthodoxy
70 be shaken by what either you or can
do. ...
81 am sorry that the Jaeobins have tri g.
umphed lately in the eastern states but be
not discouraged. We have numerous friends
800 VII hSNGi bCSEI' Us, diitt, DeSIQSS, you
need not fear of taking your steps, so long
as France shall treat this nation as she does
We shall try to blow mp the fame as we'll
as we can, to drown the cry of impressments
and such Stu0, and if things can but his
exactly in our wishes, to precipitatc ms
country into war with France.
81 have sounded our friends here-have
gained some adherents---and administered
a little OF the " secret service money! |
have much to tell you about the parties here
but this will be for your private ear
shall take a trip to Boston, when their LIE
gisiaturc shall convene, with view of 81 =.
wing the cue to our friends, sounding their
dispositions about Interior objects, and
assuring them of his Majesty's most graci-
Gus protection. Our friend T.. p. is i'm dan
ger; but we shall attempt to bolster him up,
as long as we can. For did he not serve us.
when we wanted assistance and is not a
friend in need friend indeedf"
| The Federalists carry on their backs the Mys
tic Wallet which is spoken of by one of the An.
clents-in the further end of which, they deposit
all the wrongs that we have received from Great.
Brian--while, in the front Of it, they stow away
all the wrongs, which we have sustained from
France. Hence it is, thar British impressment.
and insults, are hrszen out Of vievr-while the in
Jnrles OF France are continually before their eyes
and engross all their resentments.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22

DIED. At Tnppabamock. in the county of Es-
sex, Mrs S. DROCKENBROUGu relict of DR..
iohn brocsenbrongh, senr. Of that place 1t il
'Hfoss'aie To- do lstirc, - TIE merits Of &c de-
ceased, IN so short tribute as tb's-but if man
ssrs The mos, bland and pleasing if strong un.
outstanding without affect alton foritutle with.
cut evty. and virtues oethe strongest character.
caa a''orn the character OF woman, Mrs i was
rminentiy distinguished. The tears Other f,mi-
~ VIII stream over her tomb--and the sigh Of at
'eci'on"'e friendship shall embalm her memory.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22

ID virtue Of deed Of trust duly executed
ID and recorded, will be sold at Buckinqhsm
Court House on the second monday in ASeust
next lbeng court day. twenty or thirty valuable
SLAVES, among whom are several tradesmen
such as contemporaries, Shoemakers, Weayers
&c. Terms of sale, one half cash, the other mo
ETY. payable the first day Of January following
Bond with approved security will be reor2-eJ
for the last payment. AT the same time and rioce
will be offered 400 acres of LAND living abou..
seven or eight miles above the said Court HonsSS
terms the same as for the Slaves. :
BY THE TRUSTEE
May g. VIA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22

4 DISSOLUTION of the partnership Mel
l. a s9oslstng between john Lynch and GeO,gei
Ddv,S, having taken place, by mutual consent, Inc
business, in future, will be carried on by 9ohu
Lynch, only wIIe is duly authorized to receive
all debts due to the concern & to settle all claims
and demands against the same.
june 81. II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22

7 AND, no BE SOLD, agreeable to the LAST
~ will of John c. Cobbs, decd on the first
Monday in September next, containing 487 acres
lying on Flat creek, in Amelia county, about
miles from the court house The Land il yalus.
BILE and lies well, and will be sold for cash. The
purchaser may have the liberty 20 SOW grain at
the usual time, and possession given on the 25th
day of Dec next
All persons having claims against the estate,
day Of sale.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22

Ar IRON, n constant supply of assorted
Bar Iron from the Brunswick and mount
Joy Forges-preferred at the Virginia Msnufac-
~ OF Arms to any in the United States for
sale by,
ROBERT GAMBLE.
''S"HIuhu' June I'd. wfmT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22
Imae %

h N Conformity to a decree in chancery of the
County Court of Halifax, made October
Court one thousand eight hundred & eight wiz
be sold, on credit OF twelve months, at Halifax
Court. House, on Monday, the twenty seventh,
day of August next, it being the fiji st dav of the
SAID county court, nine hundred and sixty acres
OF AND, by late survey or so much thereof
as Will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes tho
SAID decree-this Land lies in the county af,re-
SAID, on the waters Of Difficult creek, and belongs
TO The estate of Ann K. Robertson, decd and VIII
be shewn to any person wishing to view the same,
previous to the day of sale by capt Robert Wade.
living near the premises, or colonel John Clarks
and Colonel Henry L. Coleman, tie Executors.
who viii execute deed to the purchaser, a.
greeabie TO the said decedent's will, and decree
oil the court.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
TOR SALE-Ihe PLANTdTTON, wherein
the subscriber resides, lying u, the COUNTY of
Henrico, apoat ten miles from Rchmond COM
tiining $50 acres. Upon it, there is good D wei.
ing House, with six rooms in it, with every ne
cessary out house (; all in good rerair EXCEPT the
barn an orchard ofthe finest apple trees, in this
part OF the country IN excellent well of water
in the yard and very good seat for saw mill.
where mill might be erected at less expence
than on any other situation am acquainted with
The soil is admirably adapted to the culture of
wheat, and produces to,ersbly we'll Cen
tlemen who wish a handsome retreat from the.
dust and heat of Richmond, during, the summer.
will not oitenmeet with such an opportunity Of
sulting themselves.
!fnot previously disposed of at private sale, II
will be set up, to the highest bidder, in the Eagle
Tavern porch, on the first Monday in August
One half of the money'payabie on the first JAM
1911, (when possession will be given y the other
half in 10 months thereafter. Bond with secu-
rity, 1.-THE punctual payment thereof, TO be secu-
red by deed of trust,) will be demanded The
purchaser will have liberty to sow small grain al
the usual time this fall. ~. .... e, -
This sale is made pursuant to the will of Major
Mosby. of record in Henrico oifice-by
WILLJfId q dTNE. I
AdaainisFafor with the quiX annexed
june %. yvfds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22
Mr.. STANLEr. Of North Carolina, has de-
ciined a re- rejection 10 Congress.
PHILApELpHIA, June ii.

Arrived yesterday, ship Francis. Pickle,
IN AZ days from Rochelle, with so passengers,
among whom is the Russian Minister, Count
Pahen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22

sCUBLIc AUCT'ON-On Tuesday next.
1 will be sold. at Public Auction. at the house
lately occupied ny Mr.. Thomas Cilliat-all his
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE Also.
an elegant CRARRIOT and Harness
FERNS of Sale ALI sums under SO dollars,
cash above so dollars, month credit Notes.
with approved endorsers, will be required
JHOS. T,ilL0h, due.
June -. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22
June -.

:. o. The sale of the above mentioned Furniture.
&C rs unsvoidably postponed until Tuesday, the
goth instant.
TROS. TArLOR.
june u. s..-.. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22

JOHN WILT,
Adminisratoy with the WI annexed.
June %. uQu,G
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22
(CIRCUL ARR
TRsAsURT DErARrMHNr,
May IL, 1910.

A"sA9oRN
May IL, 1910.
In CONFORMITY with The second section of the
act further to alter and amend An act providing
Tor the third census, or enumeration Of the nha-
bitants OF the United States" have to request
that you will direct your assistants to take an &C
count ofthe several manufacturing establishments
and manufactures within their several divisions
NO particular form can be prescribed, and to
the request that each assistant should give in his
own way the best account. which, as ne proceeds
10 take the census, lie may be able to collect
can add but very general instructions.
l. 1t is presumed, that the number of each spe-
cies OF manufacturing establishments may be as.
csrtalned with precision and without difficulty.
lhose to which, without excluding others,
would more particularly call the attention of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-22

OIlCE-I forwarn all persons from taxing
~ AN assignment on "a Bond given by the sub
SERVER to Gideon Gooch. of Orange county, Adj
miIist ,ator of Thomas Gooch, deceased. of Loui.
sa county, as the same is fully discharged
JOHN DRAPER.
LOUISA June ~. LIT
0 : N r. believe capt John Edwards. of
LOUISA, is joint obliger with myself d.
AMES RIVER LAND-FOR S5LE-Un-
- der the authority OF power of attorney, from
1r. kofert Mayo, the subscriber will sell, to the.
highest bidder. at Amherst court house, ON the
third Monday in July next, Being court day. ihat
valuable IRiCT OF LIND, wliereon Jesse.
Spinner restless. The quantity exceeds 500 a.
cres $50 OF which are prime Low Grounds &
IN excellent arabic condition The High Land is
but promises well for the culture of
tobacco, &c.
With many other advantages of this Land
there !sa Mill Seat, on bold stream, that NAV
be easily improved.-The incumbrance of aleasc
To NJ Spinner, which was an obstacle to a sale
according 10 the appointment of late ADVERTISE
ment, IS removed, except for the ensuing wear.
Inc privilege OF sowing small grain in the fall Of
mat year, wiii be allowed the purchaser, with the
rents accrung from this time.
IERNS Zone fourth of the purchase money
on the day OF sale, and the balance in three cons,
annual payments, to be secured by bond and an
proved security, and deed of trust on the land
JOSEPH MAYO,
Attorney for Robert Mayo
JUN - "
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14
For Sale,

A T the Bookstore of M. r. LocKERMAN,
~ Weems' Life Of Washington, containing
fund OF information and amusement
An interesting history of the Knights TEN
plars, their origin, character and persecution.
The history of the decline and fall of the Ro-
man Empire, by Edward Gbbon; containing
memoirs of his life and writings.
Patriotic sketches of Ireland, written in Con-
naught, by Miss Owenson.
Poetic TrAes, by John Henry Mills, conc
dian.
The Wild Irish Girl, by Miss Owcnson.
Montabert novel; Armenian or Ghost Seer;
Joseph Andrews Roderick Random; Charlotte
Temple; the Drown'd Wife; the Vicar OF
Wakefield; Blair's Lectures; Goldsmith.
Rome; Jess's Surveying; Jackson's Bool;-ieep.
ing the Clerks Magazine; and great variety
OF histories, voyages and travels, day-books
Journals and ledgers, and writing-hooks of every
description writing paper, states, scales ant
aividers, quills, inire.--1-- ,naf~.a- 81. RIO
That scientific author speaking of the Ere, G
and Indian about the time Of Braddock's d lea
describes the effect the news had in England thus
I" SWIFT as the broad-wnged packets could fly a
cross the deep, the news carried to England
Its effects there like that of stone rudely huret
against nest of hornets. Instantly, from centre
circumference, all is rage and bustle.The hive re
| sounds with the maddening insects dark tumblnj
from their cells they spread the hasty wing, ant
shrl whizzing through the air, they rush find t
foe. Just SO in the sea-ruiing island from queens
bose to ale-bouse from king cockneM all erc
for fight Even the red-nosed ,ortess. where the
met, bending under their burdens, Mould stop. +
| but, IN the streets, to talk of ENoLAND's LONGS
and, as they talked their fiery sncv.s were seen Il
grow more fiery still, and mlre hform, The,
throwing their packs to the ground and leaping int
the attitude o. boxers, with sturdy AIMS across an
rough black jaws stretched out, they bnd forward t
| the tdncied fg6s! The frog-eating be, in shirtles
rising in their might with FIRE srikingeyes they pres
hard upon him, and coming in, handand foot, viii
Kick and cuff and many hearty curse, they shew th
cIecLINc CROWD, how damn 'elnl they woul
thump the French"
| September 6. 1870
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14
Patent w ashing Machines.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs his
i friends and the public in general, that he
has, some time ago, purchased an exclusive right
of making and vending Patent Wasdiag Machines
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
Christiana, in Newcastle county, number of
wiIIcn machines ne has already made, which
have been tried by divers persons and highly an.
proved OF, as they save great par, Of tho labour
of washing in the usual way, and are less injuri-
Gus to clothes. lie will continue to make and
have supply Of them on hand, which he will
sell on reasonable terms TO such as favour him
with their custom and will also sell to any per-
son right to make and use them within the
the hundreds afo. esaid
ABRAM GEST.
Wilmiupto Jan, 21 1909 re-
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14
lobe Rented,
And hoSSeM;nn oie,a, :.,.L.

And possession .given immediately.
q LAhGE anaconvenicnt Brick DWELLING
Z = Hoaie, KitcMp and Garden, Barn, Sta.
Die Chair-lloufe, kc; together with about
acres OF good land. Where are on the premles
a imail Apple orchaA and variety Of othe
fruit trees; the land iAdvided into three Iot.
and there is we'll of EXCELLENT water near III.
kitchen door. The lituah hpn is conlidered heal.
thy and agreeable, being ,n the ltatc road from
Wilmington TO PHILADELPHIA, ;sven miles from
the former and twenty troy the latter. eom
man'ling an exteniye view pf the river neia-
ware 4 within 4orods of a ia. ding on Naamsn'. !.
Creek. For terms, which VIII be rcafonable.
apply TO MIR. JOHN BELkACH, adioin;no
the prer'lies' or to the lubfcri yer at New-Cai2
tle. VI
Thomas Perkins.
December 80, 1869. If
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14
Public Vendue,
AT WHITEHALL FARM,

St. Georges Hundred, Ne1v.Castle County,
and State Of Delazcare.
ME subscriber offers for sale, on Thursday
Il the 9Th of March ensuing, all the stock
and movable property belonging to said farm,
consisting OF horses, mules, hok9ed cattle, sheep,
hogs &C.. herd grass, timothy and clover hay,
OF the best quality; number OF valuable Ne
groes who will be disposed Of for term Of years;
household and kitchen furniture, of the best qua
lity; pair of valuable copper stills, with all the
apparatus for distilliog.
lie also offers, at Private Sale, the above farm,
wh the valuable marsh thereto belonging, stu
sie upon ST. Augustine and Silver.Run creeks.
nsk,ng in the whole four hundred and fifty a.
cssG.
For fertility Of soil, beauty Of situation, ele
gance of improvement, and healthiness, this farm
stands unr, He'd in this state. 1t lies 8 miles
from the ,aaters of the Chesapeake, from the
river . aware, 4 from Cantwcll's- Bridge, / 9
nj $ .tom Wilmington, [and near the state road
iea,ing to III and in the vicinity of the village
,lnoWn by the name Of tho Trap. 1t has been
cultivated tof eighteen years past upon the Glove,
and plaster plan, and for that period sixty or Sc.
venfy acres q clover have been moved annual.
"
Those who are inclined TO purchase may. by
applying on the farm, view the premises, anc
know the terms either by applying to himself OF
his son William c. Frazer, residing a, New.
Castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER,
White Hall Farm, Jan. 90, 1910. is
IL Tie also offers, fer Private Sale, his celc.
brated stud horses Florizel and Hamlet, and :
number of fine brood mares and ful-brcd col.
| tTom one TO four years old Perhaps such va
inable and SO large collection of stock was new
er before offered tor sale in this state, at ON
! time.
If the farm is not sold at private sale, il vii
! De sold on the premises on Friday the first da,
| OF June. 1t will command annually to certain
| y Hom looo to 1900 dollars. w, f.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14
John Dixon

HAVING succeeded Farmers S. Tar.
L i bert in the grocery business, at the
stores lately occupied by them ON Market
street wharf; offers for sale on the moss
moderate terms, ,tor cash or the usual credit,
Il General Assortment,ef Groceries.
And hopes by strict attention to busi-
ness, to merit share Of the public patron
age.
The Packet, SLoop Hope, Capt.
M1LNER, with good accommodations for
passengers, will ply between this Town &
Philadelphia as usual-all freight sent by
said packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington, July 8, 1909.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-02-14

Sout!l-stYeet, Baltimore, administered lie
Lozenges, agreeable to the directions, to his
child Of "a mont old--ths first of which ex'
PEELED Worm mealhring 20 inches long q
near half an inch thick, the second doie ex-
pelled another I6 inches long & the iamethick"
neA, and 4aansity of fmail worms mixed with
slime, &c. The child enjoys a good ltate OF
health.
Thou{ands of our fellow citizens have re-
ceved benefits from the above Medicines when
| reduced to the lal ftage of difeaie, and many
! families Of the 6rl refpectabilty have given
public teitimony Of the aaoniihing cures per
formed with the above preparations. The pro.
prietors are well alured that Jingle trial OF
any article here enumerated, Will convince the
mott prejudiccd pe,fon in its utility.
To detect counterfeits, obierve than nons
can be genuine without the Ggnaturc of
Michael Lee, < Co.
| Late Richard Lee & Son.
4 N. B.-Each and every medicine above emu
murated, have directions deicribing their mod
of ule in the moa perfect manner.
/ Sold at
the booklfore Of Mathew r. Lockerman mex
above the Bank of Delaware, Market-i}reer
Wi mington.
December Q, 1900. ~