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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-08-02
Wanted a quantity ofPlank

THE subscriber will contract for the
l. purchase of twenty or thirty thou
sand feet OF three quarter Yellow Poplar
Chestnut or White Oak PL ANK, - feet
long and from 6 to 8 inches wide, to be de.
llvered at his landing on the Potomack. ei.
Their this tall or early the next spring-Also
tor 1000 Locust or Chestnut Posts.
RAWLEIGH COLSTON.
Berkeley, April &c, 1911. IH7
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Boot and Shoe Mu,lufact0yu.


THE subscriber again very respectfully
informs his customers, the inhabitants
of Martinsburgh, and the public generally,
that from his late establishment, he is ena.
bied to execute all kind of work in the neat.
est. most substantial, most serviceable and
most fashionable Misunderstanding spared
no pains in procuring complete and tashi.
enable workmen, and having always on
hand materials of superiour quality. he
feels not the slightest hesitation in assert.
ing, that hewill make it the advantage of
every person who may please to employ
him.
He intends always to keep on hand a
quantity OF work ready made, to supply
customers In Immediate want-,Ie pledges
himself to execute all orders in town, or at
distance, In punctual manner.
lie still continues to reside at his old
stand, opposite Mr.. N. Choppert's, and
nearly opposite Capt. ]. Faulkner's store.
CHRISTOPHER M'ALISTER.
Martinsburgh, June z, 1911.
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Berk eley, IS.

Berkeley, IS.
July Court, 1911.
John Linganfelter, Jacob Linganfelter,
George Linganfelter and Elizabeth Lin.
ganfelter, children of Abraham Lingan.
telter, deceased, Complainants.
Rosanna Myers, Sarah Myers, John N.Y.
ers, Peter Myers and Mary Myers,
children of Jacob Myers, dec. Defts,
In CHANCERY.
TINE defendants, not having entered
4 their appearance agreeable to an act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, on motion of the com.
claimants, by their counsel, II is ordered,
that the said defendants, do appear here on
the second Monday in September next, to
answer the bill of the compliments, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inser.
ted in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and published at the
door of the Court. House of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
July IL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-08-02
Will be Sold.

To the highest bidder, far Cash, on SArua.
DAY, me SlSt IF AUGUST nest, byfore
The door Of ROBERT FULToN's Tavern,
in Charles To10n,
A valuable Negro Woman,
together with a number of valuable articles
of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -
the same having been conveyed to the I'M
dersigned in trust by George Hite, to Sc.
cure the payment of debt due from
him to James Hite, Jacob Fl. Manning,
and Benjamin Strother, deceased.
JOSEPH w. DAVIS.
Tupe 90. 1911. Is
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
THE subscriber has just finished
L opening an extensive assortment OF
e. o D I'D S,
Among Which are the foli01uing articles:
A large assortment of BoNNETs,
fashionable and other
A parcel of elegant cur GLASS,
Liverpool CHINA, of elegant figures,
Silk GLOVES,
ditto SHAWLS,
Elegant Cotton, ditto,
Fancy Leno, assorted,
Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS,
ditto PARASOLS,
With an assortment Of
Fashionable Goods,
suberiour to any he has ever before opened.
SPECTACLES for every age,
Cooper's DRAWING.KNIVES, and
HARDWARE in general.
Essence of Peppermint,
Turlington's Balsam,
Gum Dragacauth,
Golden Tincture,
Red Sanders,
Sweet Oil,
Refined Camphor.
Red Lead, 7
White ditto,
Spanish Brown,
Prussian Blue,
Verdegris, nAvNrrC
Yellow Ochre, L AIN i y.
Kings Yellow,
Dutch Pink,
Patent Yellow,
Blue Vitriol,
OIL VITRIOL,
AQUAFORTIS.
Iron, Crowley and Blister'd
Steel, Strap Iron, &c.
Twill exchange excellent
Whisky for Rye after har-
vest.
LEVI PRICE.
Martinsburgh, June 7, 1911.
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SIdttttfattnte 6f Sgo'tr.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his
l. customers and the public IN general,
that his MILL on Opeckon, three miles
from its mouth, is in complete repair for
Manufacturing Flour, and that he will
stand the inspection of all Flour manufac-
tured at his Mill, if the Wheat is merchan-
table. He will give the highest price in
Cash, for Merchantable Wheat.
CHRISTIAN TABLER.
July II, 1911.
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Berkeley, IS.
July Court, 1911.
Nicholas Orrick and Charles Orrick,
adm'rs of Mary Orrick, dec. Comp'ts,
AGAINST
James Small, Archibald Shearer, Alexan-
der Porterfeld and James B. Small,
Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
E~HE defendant Alexander Porterheld,
4 not having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act of Assembly and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction of the Court, that he is not an in.
habitant of this commonwealth, on motion
of the compliments. by their counsel, II is
ordered, that the said Alexander Porterheld,
do appear here on the second Monday in
September next, to answer the bill of the
compliments, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Martinsbureh
Gazette for two months successfully, and
published at the door of the Court. House
of said County.
a Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, GIG.
July IL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
AUGUsr &c.

The discussion ofthe project Of the consti-
tuition commenced, IN Yesterdays sitting, with
tho preamble and lst article, both Of which
were approved by the Cortes, viz.
I'm the name Of CID .4igiighig, fhe ~
hcr, me San md me lilly Chat, Author
and Supreme Lawgver Of Society
The general and extraordinary cortes Of
tho Spanish nation, thoroughly convinced.
after the most careful examination and ma
ture deliberation, that the ancient fuudamen-
tai laws Of this mcharOhy, provided proper
measures and precautions betaken to ensure
the faithful observance thereof, can folly an
swcr the important purpose ofpromoting the
glcTy, prosperity and welfare Ct the whole
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
SOdays

In this estimate have said nothag Of clear.
ne land for tobacco, Which precIudcs every o.
ihcr Improvement, and anloss tobacco is made
upon new land, an average crop Of 1900 TO the
hand ought not to he expected. Upon old or
manfred land hemp is more certain crop than
tobacco. MANFRED land is best for hemp, every
man who can manure an acre to the hand (and
every man might do much more than that may
keep up q crop ofthree acres TO the hand, as land
that Is manured, will continue 10 bring good
hemp FOR more than three years, and after hemp,
as afier tobacco, you may expect fine crop Of
wheat. fear you will think you have cause to
IaInent engaging in correspondence with man
Who has 80 hfde confederation as 20 give you
" '<paols Of gsadng letter Of the length OF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28

this. NY apology must be my desire to be use-
ful. would not have troubled you with obser-
vatioTs or the tobacco crop, bat for my know
ledge that much tobacco is mace n YOUR state,
and believing it as rational object that the La
Dor of every man should be employed TO the
nOst advantage, it occurred TO Inc that it might
be useful to make the comparison, that take
the liberty TO presentto YOU, although it did no,
fail within the scope Of your enquiries.
am respectfully, sir,
Your obcdicnt servant,
WILSON c. NICHOLAS.
WIN. W. RoDMAN, Esq
Washington. North Caroline.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
AueUsT 90.

Letters from Estremadura state, that Mar
rnont's army was prey to disease, and that
the division which lately occupied Truxino
lost SO men day. In Ciudad Rodrigo, pro.
visions were very scarce, owing to the aoti-
Wty with which The celebrated partizan Don
julian Sanchez is continually beating the en-
Nrons Of the town and cutting off every com
munication and supply
We have dismal accounts of the state Of
the public health in Carthagena, where the
Temperance Of an epidemic disease has
rendered il Unnecessary to take the precautions
usual in such cases Many Of the inhabitants
have left the town for the country, expert
ence having proved, upon former occasions
the utility Of such a removal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
(Signed)
JOSE MANso.
ELyAs. Aup II

Girard occupies the points of Abnendralc-
10, Llercnd, Zafra, Xerez, Santa Maria and
and the whole territory OF Barros, with about
5000 men; and Marmont, Truxilio with
4OO0) Plasencia, Coria and Bejar as far as
Ciudad Rodrigo. Lord Wellington is be-
tween the last mentioned town and Almey-
da.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
TATEST.
FROM TIRE NoRroLK Herald, or
THURSDAY MoRNINc

rhOh IRE norfolk HERALD, or LAST
THURSDAY MORNING..
6rIired here Jcsferaay the fne, 6Is-.sailf--
alps Frugal, DGpis, and Pocahontas, Hotton /.
Pie Former n Al days. from Brfstol, and fbe ka,ey
IN 43 days from The Do7yHs IL is sog,e7pha, r..
l1aykabfe that these ships iejf or Cares Ey Err.
iaa4 fogGher, and returned on the same igyI
Byhe polite attention At .Catfans Davis ard
llatton, sse arc fsvoyed Nth London bgbcys 10 n
the 7th JSept. Their contents are aniuferesfiav
--Sncb eyfJacis as We GceDled 5goythy ofye6pbi2
cation soiH be JoAid IN mis- day's 6abey.
The KING, on The IN SEPT. sgqs yesyesls,ed 70
6e1Pea his legs and po,tafmg eft5s goolffjsos If
his lf as usual The pa6cys STATE, nat he
bFcakfasted, dined and suppcd, gsah a ssog ds-
Petiie, and foot of his cgstoa,eyy qaGnta5, Of
sengarce, Ono doubt with a stick in il . srnh
great Gee Tile same babes announce sif6 e.
fnGk solnirify, fhaf on IKE lfh fhe Queen and reo
d.tamfJ tool fhciy usual &c ursioa 10 Froc5nere
GgrSeqs, shcye they dyark Tea, &C. anffbsf bo,f
@heJ aniiy on tle 5fh took fteiy nfoySiag's an
fnS on hoyse6act IN fhe great eayk - flso-sAqf
me Prince Regent ayyived at Tork Hoase obont =
9aok IN tie eveai8 Earl Bafhurst transac.
fea Dp9'Hess at tie 60ard efrade ! asf mr. Per-
otvai came 10 tosgR and transacted ar flr 7ltgsR
y y The Dn(e If Spssex Is K.tie beffey :
4ftbe Prince Regents Carr, tic Reesrger Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
From IRE NORFOLK PUBLIc LEDcEs on
LRInI1. L.tEnrN1- ne.aka..o--

Coftan DdUiS, zch0 GrriUed yesterday in
the shin Fingal, from Bristol, has. tauored us
zvith a /fte the London Courier 10 tic m
Of Sehtcnber-Ihese failers announce fhe
adoption o. a MEASURE Of retaliation for our
present ron-in,hortafiOn act. Tie order of
Council had not been Published. The Coityi-
er says, IL ToGs signed onsfhe Sia-th of Seht.
g Prohibiting american vesseLs ti-5nr entering
BS1tish itorts, ez'ce7ft euch as are iaden zvith
L.tonr and Wheat, and firoUiding that rhey
ahGH carry ac@cdrSoes consisting attic FRO
dnce IT his country or ite coionies''
Our readers gvU bear in mind, that the Con-
rier IS the government hafcr, and ALTHOUGH
The Order Of Council had not been o6fcialy
firomnkgated through The London Gazette,
ne entertain very httle, or indeed no doubt,
b'st thu The sfti,u ofthis ne7v order is Su5-
Stq1lttaily gipen in the Courier, and that me
re.rt aEEivais sgW 6rbts' IL ia its official firm.
We $500 tro6a6te that me ord = contains
a hrd ss7AJor 1,eSselS sailing 6st5r'e knozg-
ledge 9<ktis Order. and herliafs ofher detail
e1 f<<'RHf$ rs, TO guard against essr3i7t8e. But
7ylien f1sstrder does tax et9iet, IL mi nut an
end 20 all direct communication 6ekyveen fhe
t1yo countries. TIE, frouision, that our ves-
SETS may enter rgith Hheat and Flour, uhon
CONDITION theg er1ors British PRODUCE, a.
mounts 10 nothing as oar ka5v for6ids the
fptflortafion Of all British produce.
ire HuSf co71fess that this is a measure, Sue
had nor calculated ztiio,Ironi Great Britain,
because 7ee aid Sft1iitoSe fhatH 7youLd oherate
iyM7onsiy toher ozYn interests 2Herc are
many cfsurheaUy articles, ttat mil not tear
TIE e.IfM7se IT trunshhme,it, and which G..
S1HaD1 4ttshcr colonies require.
OUrfrdde Kill 7lo7v be restricted TO zvIat ~,
this ti1ie of commerciak svarJare, zce may cali
neutral foTEs. IT. first U7cgo il Syouli ajfhear.
that Great Britain and her colonies beng con-
suntcrs Of or products, zvould not Qeish to
enhance their cost zvhen deLicered-ZHe err
hehces II storage, commission, and other in
c'dental charges, at tie hkaccs Of evtrehork,
toSether goih tzoo .freights, must nearly dou-
ole the prices Of many articles. But fie,a G..
Britain will secure TO herseLf a bart of tke
JreiShts, ofzcliich at 5irrscnt she has nSnc.
The firice Of orr produce at these neutral
PORTS nil, AZ may be suttosed, De much a1i-
Uanced. This affiears frue in theo1y, 5uf
TviH not be so found in fYqctice-Erherica-
ced merchants krosO the cGccfS zvliich are zro-
dnccd ufior fTices, 7UieA The merchandise is
all brought 70 one foinf-ZHe 'sgent Of Aitr-
chGseTs, high firfces Of storage, &c. zeak oylen
comfiet sales ander The o'igi',si cast in kfc u
STATES. SO that, IN effect, tie goods ecilreacIi
G'tat BTitabt M1on as good terms as they nod
40.
Quitting however these 8heer,i1tio1s, 4vfa1
TyW those gcho hare E78isted that our restric-
tiVe measures you'd connei Great britain 10
do as justice, no7o say /? So far from fearfre
the consequences Of Our measures, she has
carried fhe system epeH beyond oar o7on Ii
D1fts.-Ledger
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
Heaa- Quarlers, Yalancia de .flcantora
August IS

The English continue in their positions
our small army is increasing; the divisions
are commanded by generals Morillo, Espa-
ma and Downie-Morillo at Caceres, Espa-
ma in Alcantara, waiting for orders to act in
CASTLE, and Duwnie between TruxiIlo and
Csceres, where must have arrived by this
time Count dc Penue's cavalry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
SEVILLE, August II.

We are unacquainted the state of things
on this side of Grenada but to day we have
reason to suspect, that something has occurred
favorable to the good cause, as an order has
just been received from Soult for reinforce
ments to be sent TO him.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
GInRALrAn. Anr 3.

GIBRALTAR, Aug. Zl.
Part of Gen. Ballesteros's division is arriy-
ed at Algesiras.
A diary extraordinary of that town, pub
lished on the 9th inst. contains private ac-
count from Elche, said to be entitled to credit.
of the action of the 10th, between Soult and
Freyre, ofwhich mention " as made in our last.
In this account itisacknowledged that the right
wing of the Spanish army was broken thro' /;
but owing tothe heroic resistance of the troops
which composed it, 5000 innumber, the enc
my's loss was twice as great as their own /:
and Gen. Freyer having succeeded in with
drawing his routed wing to the left with an
arder hitherto unknown in that army our AL
lies retired, without the least dispersion, to a
spot called Las Vertientes, or leagues
from Grenada. There they stopped and Of
tered battle to Soult, who declined it upon
seeing which, the Spanish cavalry charged
the French horse and killed 800 of them.
Another skirmish subsequently took place
between Lorca and Las Vertientes, the re-
suit OF which was, that the French abandon
ed the field and commenced their retreat
with precipitation, pursued, in their turn, by
the troops which they had so lately seen re-
firing before them.
SoulPs force is estimated at between I6
and 20. 600 men, and his total loss, Ito the
date Of the account of the f5th) at 5000.
The Spanish army is "a, 900 strong, including
$500 cavalry, the horse of which are in very
good condition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
SALsoNA, July 20.


The atrocities, committed by the barba-
rous Suchet and the bandtti under his or
ders on theirpassage through Molins de Rev,
have laid lieutenant Colonel Manso under
the necessity of taking the following just de-
termination:
(" The decree of reprisals will be carried
into effect this very moment, The barbara
Try of the sanguinary Suchct is increasing.
lie LAYS waste, kills, assassinates and hangs.
And whoms detencclcss peasants, honest Ii :
railleurs in the military dress, who guided
by the gallaEtiy and patriotism which cha
racterize them, were bymy orders, and un-
der their officer. watching the motions of the
enemy who took them prisoners after an ho-
norabie contest In consequence of so base
4 conduct, directed the French prisoners
whom took in the field of battle, to be
hanged in the environs Of our cafiitat, treach-
erousiy occufied By the enemy and make
1t known, that all who may happen to fall in 4
to my hands, shall be sacrificed to my Just in ]
dlgnation SO long as they shall not treat my
brave soldiers as prisoners of war. The
voice CT the country and the clamors of the
people lay it upon me as duty to divcst
myself OF the mercy and compassion to which
am naturally disposed, until an end be put
to the excuses and atrocities of our perfidi-
Gus and treacherous enemies. Llobregat
July 10.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
August 18.

Between 8 and 1000 foot and from SOC
to 2,0oC horse have assembled in Alcantara
whence they are to proceed TO Caceres and
join Cen. Morillo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
AYAMoNrE. AUG. e1.

Gen. Ballastcros lately attacked, with a
Brigade Of 100 foot, French column of $50
cavalry and 500 infantry in Riotinto, defeated
them after hard fought action, and captur-
ed men, 500 fanengues of corn and other
articles
The French withdrew frnm Palencia as
soon as they heard that the English had en-
tered Cora but the cayaly is in pursuit of
them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28

nation, decree the following political consti-
tuition for the good government and proper
administration of the state.
Art. i. The Spanish nation is the re-uni-
on of all Spaniards in both hemispheres'
On the 2Sa the cortes had dscreed the
conyocation of a national council-Cuncieo.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28

obsey1es-s
The nDPOintnaen. Of III. Baylo7o is PERHAPS
one Of the strongest oyoois cf1izr. DIaqsons tl;s.
ike cf shis country for Of all the men lipinr,
1fy BGrloo bears tosgzydS the most aeter,,si-
ned haired la all Eoaabarte's measures othos-
nifty tcS1ay!s US, he will most readikg eonrs.r,
arc no tra,is Of thet impartial character vshich
8 should belong 70 the Minister of neural 6.,y.
ey, must be expected from him
The Suriter 81 ttis paragraph has taken no his
opinion Of l1r. 6arlozs ff6n the dng1o -ooiiticai
prints in this country, and therefore stands eseu-
sea Tor centins so Idle and SrO,adless an aecasa-
tioH.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
This crop would be
managed with six
hands, for cxpences
deduct s 80 each


believe the above is fair estimate. j am con
Vinced l can make more pounds ofhemp than of
TOBACCO upon the same land, and that it is worth
more, refer to the state of the market for an
average of years. That more land can he culti-
waited IN wheat with hemp than with tobacco
crop Is demonstrated by its being shown that
hemp and wheat never require the planters af-
tention AZ the same time whereas tits notorious
that N harvest in the threshing and seeding and
IN the preparation for sending great attention is
necessary othe tobacco crop that the land IS lcss
injured, can be better prepared, & more oft ma
nured IS equally Obvious. But to put this out Of
AL doubt snbjoin the following statement 20
show the number of days work required to make
each crop and the season when the labor is per.
formed. do not take into the estimate the
time that IS required TO break or prepare the
land Tor hemp. because precisely the same pre-
paration would be advantageously bestowed mp
on the lard that is 90 be planted intobacco, and
have no; noticed ploughnG the tobacco
Tune Necessary to cultivate al The same as to
crop Of 5000 tobacco hills, 8 acres of
by one man, estimated in Z heTnD
days work.
Preparing, burning and seed Q days, january
ing pant patches & FEBRUARY.
Killing, turning and cutting % days, April
Planting and seplAntips. d fDu May May and
wedding & killing twice. as ' day:, June &
Topping. s days. Jplv
"0smaiS and suekering. ! n days, Aug &
49, September
Cuiting, housing and curing } 16 do. Aug and
Sept.
stripping and prizing Z 20 do. Pail and
Winter.
Total (113 days)
Picking up IS august
Spreading 8
Picking up 81 November.
Breaking 18S MAiSn q April
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28

ntcn. Il Datck Resim-st Of infantry raised
da'ster1tan, rsceivsd on the 81 Of august rout
tor apair ; S0e TEaerstanfitis the 6rstrezin,ea
Of Hot!a''eers Eshieh has been sent entire on RIA
Servsce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28
EIGN.
FROM SPAIN.

From The Gibraltar Chronicle Of ing. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28

Los9on made Report efse,oaras ejf49 coavic4s
an NeSSate ali efysAopr Sseye likeig to ss,i,g >
Bar the iostre,a.rtGbis ysoa4egs ofai, are thst
100 has Of piiehGris egese caught iast Ssesk OF
FoErey at tlro hauis -. Eeen 6ettisg tAa. tEe
battle betSseea Cri6 & foineauac iasts three q1r-
ters an hour, and SIX to 5r that Cri6 gives tie
frst Knock down.! -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28

LoxDoE, Sept. z.
The american 5igafe Constitution, aytiVed at
Plymouth On Tuesday eyeaiie with M. 9oeI Bar
lot9 easkeard, tile aelo Ia1bassador from the u.
Stdt rance 4 MeSseager vras iandca from
me 49,, 'Uhich ,s TO proceed Immediately 10
ft5skk1EE, S'he,e Dfy. B1,ioSv 7viI be landed.
TT css.4ss eeeonPaxy him, Mr.. Lee the Con-
snl at BonTaeaR% and Nh. Wardcn. tie Consul
General at Parig. Jke Constitution has on boayf
specie 70 pGg Dividefds 4ne to L{1iaers ofdf7eyi-
can Stoct rcsifcas IN L'oilrnd Ihe a66ofntinegt
Of |ir Ba1los9 Is, feyiGbs, oae Of fhe str0agest
pre2fs Of Mr. AEadisoH's Gi5iike Of this country >
for II al 1aeu iiviHg IN. Bayio5y 6eays to5vards
rs ne 7Ho't determined hatred In al BnorG-
Parte5 neasercs efhosGiity feaarA as, he srHi
plest feGdtiI concur, and no ftdu Of that fB1par-
Hal chararfer ghich SIoad beionR 70 the Muir
him.
Letfsy ~ been Ysceioef Tram tic French
e2asf 10 49, III From ficsc rs vel as fran
The French Afeyg, zoe Tram thdf Bonaearfe IS de-
tsrDiiseasts-s & HE bf9bosedfow efirs5ecfiou a.
long ne Norfh eoasf efhis dcDiHions, bcysre fhc
yiafcr sedson eoDlmcnoes.---IHe obiref Of his
Joarrey Is 10 tale beysorai 6ectfon ofhs sdiDs
81 gar at drtweyb, and THE alter eoyr5 y the
same (i7e efcoast Letters have teen feceirod
rem hoftdFsf 70 the 26fh aif. sUhich sfyczRthca
me sRfPosifioH. IN tbe HooPs in "A different
toS9as had yeceiVed oyseys 10 hoid fhtSnseaves tn
TeGetRfSs 10 marcel at n moments aorice nothing
eertaH Hxas fao7gA EITHER Intended route BIZ Il
'sds0 4evea thct Mey epoukg be encopt6ca pre-
Parafot 70 beiag ,eviewed BY Bonqbayfe. 91e
"'efS asse7i6lee at Utrecht dtaaot exceed 10000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28

s $50 TO each hand is
for ten hands
Deduct for the annual
hire OF each hand,
--taxes, mainte-
nance & tools, S 50
each
On a farm OF equal
size, I would sow
100 acres IN wheat
chiefly on fallow &
would expect Is
bushels 90 the acre
19 acres in hemp at
500 VT. 20 4nacre is
5000 VT. at 10 cts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-10-28

Bonabzrte's Birthday rras celebrated with
great sislea ioar at Hamburg. Tie account o|the
festivities that tOok place begins thus -
oh Muse ascend the forked mount, and lofty