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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-07-27
Land for sale.


n Y virtue ola Deed of Trust, executed
l. on the Gath day of December, 1903,
by John Lindsey and Polly his wife, to the
subscribers, for the purpose of securing to
Joseph Menner, a certain d bt, therein
mentioned, will be sold on the premises,
for ready money, to the highest bidder, at
Public Venduc, on Friday the s3lst dav
of August next, a certain IRALI OF
LAND, conveyed by said deed Of trust,
situate in the County Of Berkeley, adjoln-
ing the lands of Creighson's heirs, H. nry
Welshhans. George Isbler and others,
containing about slxty.nine acres, more or
less.
WILLIAM RUSH. lT,us,...
JOHN MYERS, sen.
July ~, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-07-27

| Llanes: on the north they are bounded By
forests Of Pdim trees, Ivhhe the southern
PARTS are constantly csveyed with nee aud
sn0sv. Countries already half cuifivated
By Europeans, bound me VAST pdtas Of
South Amerira. Tfr csuntyies rDhlch er-
feed nd, fAspa,d 6etween the chain o. me
Veaezeuid msuaidias, and the Vesf. india
Lhands, are covered NTH -four shi9g tos0as,
and sOeH cuLt. GATED farms. The immense
desa,t is b2undcd on the south By impe1e-
frd6 Erests q tm6er, uDhich occupy the
damp regions befupeen the rivers Oroaoko
and Amazsn Ensrmous rocks of granite
outline fhe brds offhe = joamy svafers. The
mountains and forests echo back the n0ise
either ,Uafesy falls, aud ne oim,,t inces-
sant cries q aairaks pr0gnssf'cate APP
Proaching storms. Ydr,cus are the races
sfmen tohich inhabit these savage countries;
they are distinguished By the variety IF
their language. Ofthese Ofomacs aud fhe
Jdfures feed upon ants, gum, and even
earth. Others mare intelligent aud Of NIL
der ma'ners, hce on the fruits ofihs earth
sVhich they cuiivsic.
Immense regions are inhabited onjt~ by
msnkies uhs hve IN a kind Of secietgf In
oges. ho,vevsr catved an me rscks, an
n unce rte eagssegce ef mankhgd ~ these
coupfries al some rrmote prrsod Taese
'etcs contain Me 80 ref fine mutabie DIS
nntes q men. and prove tina. The moiifcd-
iions q hngndee are invariably the mass
tndei6s II their Eyst o,igln.
lhe saVage tribes # Guiana soage eternal
1odr. Such is The outline Of The picture
soh'ch THIS celebrated naturalist has gipen
0apo,tioa 81 our continent. rUhich is SOON
TO ,ecetve nev honors. The Historian nus
green a pointed contrast bstyueea South Il
merfca and AJyica. The cold and the hu-
m ~ Of South Ameyica is situated tryand
the Equator, IN a hemisphere rendered COLI
der by lakes and rsv RS, han the norihern
hemisphere, to uuhtch the eredfer part Of
dfricd belongs. I'VE d. not concern PUP
Sel0es wtih ms ingenious reasoning npon
me facts. Lthe ht,fo,y ofman, he notices
a tribe IF South americans inhabiting the
BANKS Of the Oronoko near its mouth, and
Who Iue in cabins su pended TO the branches
Of The tree called MaurSh. The existence
Jthis i,ibe he represents as depending m
hrely upon the productions Of the M1uritia.
During the inundaion Of the Delta, they
suspend ingeniousty betweea the branches
ofthe tree, kindy oJhammscss, 10ooea Nth
me leaves, and se,oed tos ether nth threads
MADE tram the same tree. tie tesufts IF
The IMMENSE herds IF horned cattle. Aorses
and sOin asses. wt ch pasture IN the S1uh
american plans; me prodgiom iacre1se
Of fhesc ANIMALS IS to him more astonishing,
J,om me difficulties wifh uohica they haze
to contend, and vhlch he describes.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-07-27
Mr.. JAMES WELSH,
TAKE NOTICE,

THAT on the goth day of September
i next, at the house in which Mr..
~Buchannen, tavern keeper now lives, in
the town of Chillicothe, county of Ross,
and state of Ohio, | shall take the deposit.
ions of Daniel Snider and John Snider,
which dispositions, when taken, | intend
to offer in evidence on the trial of a suit
now depending in the County Court of
Berkeley, in which | am plaintiff. and YOU
are defendant. To be taken BY virtue Of
a commission issued by order Of the said
County Court of Berkeley for that purpose.
Youf's, &c.
JOHN o'FERRALL.
July ~, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-07-27
Martinsburgh Artillerists !
attention.

YOU will attend at your usual place Of
i Parade OF Saturday the 4.h OF august
next, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ in full uniform
and your arms in complete order tor in-
spection on that day.
JAMES FAULKNER, Capt.
July II, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-07-27

4 late fraccAer fhyo' Holland, Flanders and
France states thar there are some hundreds cipH aai mi
Atayy o9icsrs in France sOho have presented themselves
TO The tavor q the public BY assuming The name ana
claiming to DC The ofspring IF the philosopher gGeneva
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-07-27

coalition between Austria, Russia, and Great
Britain, it is presumed :,
+ Leaving MIR. 1aA,raad 6 to infer" that 1T would
aft rd HIM a second glorious occasion OF dPPins ms
hands INTO our pockets.
+ Oar ministers had proposed to surrender our
claims to compensation for the Withholding OF the
right of deposit at N. Orleans, and Tor spoli"tlonS'
Spanish as well As French, and TO establish the Colo
RADIO AS the western boundary Of LOUISIANA. Although
the Colloral, is a vast distance to the west OF the eX-
isung hunt between the two nations, IT was EVIDENT
from The face OF our dispatches. that our MINISTER'S IN
agreeing to establish that river as the boundary iAd
been obliged to exceed the authority OF thelr ihsIuc-
20 the Rio BrAvo)-Th.s proposition, lthe ultima um
on our pAr,) was reJected A. the court OF Madrid
with dlsdain ami til is ended the nesoctAuon -.
Trance, it seems, was disposed to . se'tieme"t o.
90 analogous terms " although, Mar. IaIie! r4id hao'
IN the most dicts,orisl style, declared that our Claims
~ SPAN tor French spoLations Carried INTO sp~h-sn
tcris, "nsgst be abandoned
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
FOR THE ARGUS.


To the hon. The Sneaker, and The Geaeral
@ ENTLRMEN,
am requested by a number of our
iSiiow cit'2 ns to address you on the law
respecting executions, that the last Assen-
o'y IN their wisdsm and prudence (fron
the 81 u4iIon OF our couItfy at that time \
thought proper 20 pass, giving INDULGENCE
to debtors until the rise of this Assembly,
upon their securing their debts by GIVING
bonds with approved security to their re :
5peciive creditors. winch | believe IA,
been d nc ior more taan nine-tenths of the
debts that were due II the time ng uassipg
the law, and believe a number CT debt,
have been secured in consequ nee thereof.
taat before ware very doubtful, and per.
maps coa'd never have been recovered
The creditors, therefore, are placed IN a
tier $ tuation than they. ODD in before
the passing ut the law, aud IN ,he u-eseut
stoahcn OF cur country, Without The inter
terence ofthe present Assembly, thousands
oil our valuable cHizsas, NUT be inevits.
Oiy ruined. The whole of the propertv
Teplevied under the law, will be brvu,,,fl
mo the market nearly at the same t,nlc.
ana as cauy as possible after tie rise OF
the Assembly, and Of course VIII not sell
Tor one third of us valae, winch VIII be
more distressing to great m iority of our
citizeos than facing an enemy (anded in
our country in defence OF their rights.
ne sales OF the prop rty to be taken on
* cutions upon these bones throughout the
state, wall be conhaed TO the respective
neighbonrhoods wherein IL ID taken, anI oil
course w''i con- nand Only tac attcnilnce of
ene eredi ors ADD a lev oe.ghDorhooI lao.
yea mtn' that may be aDie 20 purchase,
w"7 WI, L Ike the properly at their swn
pre- 4 have heard Of the Boosting
d 'He w.sfed Tor egeat sakiag place. we
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
(Sketeh 10 be continued }
SATURDAY.. Decor

ohIOHDh1, DtCGI.lCeT ~.
Mr.. Dawson moved TO have the report
and accompanying documents, in relation
20 the assault committed upon general
Nelson, printed.
After some debate, in which the merits of
the report we're slightly touched upon the
question on the motion was taken by yeas
and nays and carried. =Yeas 67=Nays
IS.
The report was then referred to COM
n;ttce OF ihe whole.
The house again resumed the consiaera. !.
tion ofthe joint resolution from the senate.
Mr. Rhca spoke some time in favor O
The resolution.
The hose then adjourned until Monday
morning.
MONDAY, January /.
Several private petitions were presented
and referred.
Mr.. Minor offered resolution for
granting fifty dollars to the two sons OF
Mr.. Claxlpn, FOR their attendance On the
Heuse tie last session of Congress.
a motion was made to take up the or
der of the day, On the resolution from the
enate.
A motion for adjour nuent was then made
and carried. A. eweRe O'Clock the house
adjourned,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
DANIEL. HYLTON,
Clerk Of tie Council.


is C,vEcIt, January llh, 1870.
j - aoy'edi That nc operation OF The me
prcaSt,Ssd i"g Inc auditor by the advice of Co.,
CD OF ne is'h Sep,fmbas ieft relative 70 ,be
COMMUNICATION q elsims soamlsl upon oder. o.
Sfiyp.s'SSs o. eee't shall be ~ appended un,il ,ae
ix'sci hom the i.urnal.
DANIEL. HYLTON,
Clerk Of the couuc Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
iN COvFcII. seplember 19lh. 1soo

CNohEIIs september 18Th, 1909
SohtIet re- IN ofthe yer OFT of tho cor,
~ mltte VIII examined the Aagi,o = Az
~ y ADVISED, hat foui snd after the T., a. &c
J4-laiy rs1t, the audi OF be instructed in 80. !,
slSe Mhe'e anJ Claim ~ viz DC of an or.r, -,
e't 'neats ~ Ccu.t is presented to him bv = +,
"lCse nat'e u not men. icnsJ HI ,.,n ~
gt'elu Feron u prcdacc also an o., ar -,
OF attorney frsm the indiv,dualin ,gh,,e
s-,,I 'ooh o'ser or ceuifcaie Of cou va.
'g's 'ose'hsf 9Th ~ affidavit Of enc w,ne,s
i,c 800 NEG BY n,s giatrae or no,ary pub
sesa o1.l dyed the Sane ''' '&"ea @Aa
Lza sSf f,om he j,ufna.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
-6ndsua Ram. -ztlhlr Breaay, CSC.

-6ndsua Ram. -1lhhlr .BreaGy, Sc.
90 ih3s. Antigua u;r,
so Barrels Apple Brandy,
5UBSrItls Muscovsdo Sugar
Sexes White Hsvanns do
IS go Casks a Ns' Fresh Rai.ins.
so Boxes Chocolate,
10 Casks London Refd Salt Petre,
IL BAGS Green Coffee.
- For SAFE ~ Asa otis, prosile SamuelWhie's
Jspu.ry S. st,
TIE subscriber BENG apponted, by sie
fusiess OF the w Arlington Henry Acade
10y IN Hanover. oprcside over & ms ruc,boyi &
ing Non, proposes 10 tech the following
brsnehes OF Literature, viz. The Creek, Lain
ana Fnghsh laasuages wi n PROPHECY also,
Reading, Whiting, Arithmetic. Vulgar and
Dieimal Algibra, sl veying, Bells le,,ers, NH
enIaties, H'story, ,he T. emenis of Astronomy s:
GeoTet'y Geo2r,p ply with the u,e ofthe G ob s.
Price ten tuion vii be 1918 for tho. G
who are taught the Greek or Latin language
q . 5 fer every other pupil, to b. paid quas
teily Tiete;sT will commence enthe l5.h OF this
fissen' month & expire en- he 18th of Dec fol.
loving, being subject 10 Is days vacation. Tie
Aeaot my IS snuaed in healthy and plentiful
neiahbsurhoods) i. being about 10 miles from
Riehn ord) in which boys and young men may
be boarded Oh rtasenable terms.
Examination WI saks place on the 1st Of
August and at the exi ia ion Of ,he term.
DANIEL FORD.
J may :. 1910 3tP
BIZ SOLp, 20 the highest 5.d1lr, a.
WWdiofs tie Plantation lately pose sed
by C.rteI sxten, deceased. about enc n,i:e
tom Iapf ahsnnock on Tuesday the 3d. day
Of January next about THIRTY NEGRO
Si.hFES, belonging 10 he es,aie of h. deeea
SCI eon.i''is Of rner, women, boys and girls
among their Is very coed hou'e csrPente,, a.
bout twen'y one years old. Part OF eo, will
be sold icr oa'h, ard The reTdue on crea;t 81
SIX mon,hs, he purchasers giving bonds with
approved security. An peTsons hsying claims
against the SAID dcc'I arc requested to MAKE
thefn fuoWnt 40
SARAH S. BRAXTOE, }
JAMES WEBB s. sdro,,s
WILLIAM FLEET
King & Queer, Dec. Is II, 1909.
(w3tp.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
.p<e--s sssnEsrvss.Ns, -. ID

shs conflicting prc,eusioos OF the Hanoveri-
an and Stuart slynasties The English na-
ticn had preparation war-tax-s were le-
v'ed, armies and nayies raised, and the
sinking fond touched. This would be the
effect ri the present measure.
Mr. 2. quoted several authorities to re-
flute the positions OF the gentleman from
Virginia (Mr Fppes) relative TO the !ull
p werss Instructions, and letters of evidence
ct public ministert. The latter authorised
no positive stipulations whatever, except
they wcre made subject to the ratification
of the government whose minister had sti-
prla,ed.
He made a number of observations on
the CORE spoRde &c between Mr.. Jackson
and Mr. Smith, and ,he conversations held
by Mr.. Pinkrey ,w,th Mr.. (ann.g Hc
DID not ccnceive the executive had been
insnlte0 because the Knowledge imputed
10 them, of the ,ncompetency OF Mr.. Frs.
klne's powers T. agree 10 the terms cf the
Apiil arrangement, was asserted 10 have
existed oniy ar the time they were made
acquainted with the disavowal.
III che present state of the world, it was
impossible for this government 10 make a.
NY tsaiy with either England or France,
on solid foundations. The laws of nations
were totally disregarded by both This
country, he was afraid, would be compelled
to take part with one of the belliger.
ents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

are certainly IN no better situation NV 20
pay money than we we're. az the sitting of
the last Assembly the same cause now ex-
lists that did then our worthy governor
informs us in his letter TO the Assembly,
that there is no hope of happy adjust
mcnt taking place in a short per oil, be-
TWEEN the United States aud the two con-
tsnding powes OF Europe, and especially
with Great Britain which is perhaps in a
great measure owing TO her SUBJECTS and
friends among US, who are our greatest
creditors, and from whom no mercy is to be
expected. 1t is to be hoped that Under AZ
these circumstances which every man
knows TO be correct, that the Assembly
will not suffer great psrt of our coed
citizens to be thus sacrfi sed; but will
give them a further time for the payment
of their debts, or will say they shall be
paid by ins,alments, as to tlem shall seen
just and right; by doing of which taey
will save taem from RUN, and do no-in
jury to the creditors, except indeed, pre-
vsnSins them from getting ,hree times the
value of their de ,ts that are now secured
to them nader the law, with indisputable
security. am no further Interested ir
delivering these sentiments than to serve
my fellow citizens, whose interest ant
happiness 1 shall forever take pleasure
in giving my feeble aid to promote.
Il CITIZEN.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13
Bosrox. January 4:
FROM SPAIN,

The Spanish papers received by late ar.
rivals do not furnish any account Of materi-
al changes. The division Of the French
which had penetrated into La Mancha, was
retrog lding. The surrender e Gelcn
was MOI, confirmed. The Spanish Jun.a
continued its elaboration at Seville, and
had recently removed Eguia from the head
OF rhr army, and promoted new comman.
der. The General Cor.es Of the monarchy
vas 70 convene 1T Seville on Monday
last. The report Of any part Of the TouIon
Aee, having passed the Susighu Of Gibral.
{ r, 10 late ~ the l7,h Nov. Is eonsradics.d d.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13
IuH Received

jult KeceiVeo
Ind for sale ny James kennedy, zen. Besk.
seller, King. st,eei,
Gentlemen and LadyI Pocket Amanaes,
in plain ana Morocco bindings, 10 che ysas
1910. ahv
Johssou's Virginia and Farmers Alms.
macs for do. containing variety Of useful END
entertaining msttsr-by the dsssu or oshss-
wise. ',. .g =
-, ALSO,
Dr.. Hooper'a PhysIcians vsdemssus-.
just published-a very useful MaDusi for
young gentlemen Of the faeuItys' Price ~
cents. E.,o s'sf
Dr.. Recess Medical Guide. e
Psnningson's Memoirs Of Mrs. Eliza Carr
ter. s., t"l,
Blair. Lecture, -G.hs.ohek and ~
Bellies Lsttres. ran o. y,
Adams's Roman Antiquities. -
Complete Farier (new edition3 III
Misses Msgayine-2. vols. -.
Porteu's Lectures on St. Mathew. :,
Or. Newcoule's Harmony Of The Evassps
lises. Isl
Mrs. Vests Letter.to Young Man.
sCowper's Poems and Task-sspersees ~
:. CANT, miniaturc editions.
Msdiator's Kinsdoms NJ k,tkb 49,
81 and half esutsa
/, lsssnhsr.I. j
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13
Wanted to Hire;

An active Lad, from - to IL yAn Of
age, that has been accustomed 70 house
work-he would be taken for ono or moro
years, and would hsve IN opportunity Of
learning useful business. Liberal wages
will be given. Enquire Of the Printer.
January Is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13
SHIP
FOR SALE,

A stout healthy Mulatto Wsman and her
Child-the woman il 81 years of age, the
child years. She has been accustomed to
house work. 10 sold Cor no fault, and has be-
tween 8 and 7 years to serye. Apply to the
Printer. or.-. II.
January ~. ....sf Z
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13
For Sale, or to Rent,

A two story Brick Holse, two rooms on .
floor, with every outhose suitablss which
makes it complete and eligible lot for f..
mily. 1t is situated on Royal-strest, near
the market and court house, and il ready for
the reception Of tensnt.
also FOR sale, ai
Several Lots, on Water, Wolf, Fairfax,
and King streets, - ground rents yisIding :
an annual income Of FIVE hundred doilsrs..-
Some Of these are improved lots, and would
he leased to good tenants, and the other On
building leases. For tel. ms apply p
Robert Patton.
Who has on handysr ja|s,
200 pieces Of Hessiaus, vt bis warehouse
on Fairfax street. 1,
January -. d3t
EnglM Obese and Porter.
A fsw hampers Of superior double Glow
sester Cheese, ,
100 dozen Hibbert's Brown Stout, 'N.
50 boxes best Spanish Seears,
Just received and for saie BY ~
.v N. Keene,
JHho hos also for saIe, ~
50 hog.heads Maryland and Virginia TsS
bacco. =. .a.e. ~.
=
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13
For Rent or Sale.
December l9.

4 Bake-houje e Dwelking-houis.
THAT Bake House and Dwelling Heuse
situate at the corner of Water and Oronoko
streets, at present occupied by Mr.. Andrew
Jameson. Possession may be had 4he frss
day of January next. s,Yya,
John Dundas.
November II. dIrkaok
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13

SA&iSso We
Mr. cmpseHpressnted some papers ff'm
MIR. Shaw, principal of Charlotte Hall A.
eadamy, relative to the variation OF the
magnetic needle. These papers were re-
ferred to a select COMMITTEES of Eve.
Nh. Clay called for the unfinished bust.
ness of last evening, the report ofshe COM
mittee on the contested election OF jonathan
Jennings. 1fr. Lioermore withdrew his
motion to recommis the report
IA message of the President Of the U.
States, was delivered to the spesker.
The debate on the contested election was
continued. At half pas, two, the question
on vacasirg the seat OF Jonathan Js""'ns''
was taken by ayes x n0sl, and lost-Aye'
3O-Noes 80.
Mr.. Liverm9re moved the following re.
solution :
Resolved, That Jonathan Jennings re.
turned as delegate from the Indiana ter.
rito,y is entitled to a seat in this house.
The message from the President was
read, it covered repor. of the Secretary Of
State, communicating intelligence in com.
pliancc with Mr.. Burwell's call Of the Sd
instant, respecting the blockade Of the Bal
tic, by France.
Another message from the president was
read covering a report from the secretary
Of state, in answer to call of thu house
of the 9th Dec. last, for information con-
corning captures by the belligeren.s. Both
ordered 20 BE- printed.
Mr.. ERpes moved that a committee be
appointed TO enquire into the expediency of
taking measures to expedite the public
printing. Adopted.
Adjourned uatil Monday.
1t is reported, that information ha, been
received Of MIR. Erskinc's arrived in Eng
land, in 90 days. He sailed in the frigste
AEicaine.
Extract O q letter FROM William Jaruis,
United States Gonsu! at Lisbon, to q gen.
tlensan in Boston, dated November IL,
1909.
81, ",The Coun, Theodore Wander Pahlen,
Chamberlain at the Court of St. Peters
burg, has been appointed minister plenipo.
Tertiary, from the emperor Alexander to
The United States"
--LATEST FROM ENCLAND.-The shin
Thomas, ca'. Johnson, in % days from St.
Michaels, brings London paps's to the 18th
Of Nv. inc uslvc. W. are Informed that
tie paper Of the 18th, states, that Bonaparte,
wh,e at Fontall o.eau, Ut for General
Armstrong, and formed Treaty, by which
the French DEGREES are to be revoked
1t Is stated, we are told, as the prevailing
opinion in London, that the United States
have now treaties with both France and
Russia, and are about to enter fully into
the plans OF Be saps!te. (M 7. Com. Adu.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13
G. 81 L E.

I" - ~ Il e.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, win
be sold, between the hours Of ten and OLE
ven, at the house Of WILLIAM FITi.uo4,
Esquire, deceased, a quantity Of
HouhoM Furniture,
Consisting Of carpets, chairs, tables, BED,
steads. SC. az also carriage, and one Or TIVE
horses. -.......
OF all sums Of twenty dollars and un6er,
immediate payment will be expected on all
over, credit of ak months viii be given,
and bond With approved security required.
Robert Randolph, Exr
OfWilliam Fi;zhush, Esq deceased.
January -. DIT
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13
Notice. is hereby given

To the Stockholders efthe Bank ofAlerdndria,
THAT an election will he held at the court
house in this town, on the third Monday in
January next, for the purpose Of chusine nips
Directors for the ensuing year agreeably t.
charter.
BY order Of the President anG Directors,-
Gu,den Chaplin, CaM.
December l9. cote
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13

1t is reported, that information has beer
received Of MIR. Erskinc's arrived in Eng.
land, in 90 days. He sailed in the frigat,
AEicaine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-31
SPANISH CONSUL's OFFICE,
Baltimore. 26th hlv. 1910.

Sis ~A''.nO'S - ~Osh uiJ3 lo1O.
The undersigned Consul of H. G..
Nj. Ferdinand VII, for the state of
MARYLAND having received Official in
formation that the whole province of
Guayana, has unanimously rejected &
disapproyed the anti-national measures
lately adopted in the district of Car
acas and that following the laudable
example OF Coro and Maracaybo, have
solemnly proclaimed the supreme coun-
Gil OF regency of Spain and the indies,
as thetrue and only legitimate govern
ment of all the dominions Of their K ng
and lawful Sovereign Ferdinand VII
Hereby makes known that all COM
mercial communication between these
states and the aforesaid provinces is a..
gain re-established, and that in conse-
quence thereof the necessary Consular
documents will now be granted in this
and III every Con ular Office of Spain
in the United States, to vessels bound
to the ports OF said Provinces whilst
such as are found in those seas with
out thee, and suspected to be going to
ports in state Of actual insurrection,
will be exposed to seizure and condem-
nation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-31

Sonderup, in which the Dane was beat
en- on with the less of two men killed
and two wounded. Three sail of the
line are IN. the belts, one of them bear.
ing an admiraps flag; they sent boats
ashore on the Island of Spregoe. A
Swedish merchant ship had been de-
tanned by the gun-boats at Elsineur.
A convoy ofeight sail passed Nyborg.
English troops have landed on the /.
sland Of Spregoe. from the three'sail of
British ships of the line |; it was sup
posed that the island was taken possess
sion OF for watering place.