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LONDON, August,

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v.r. 49, s,.l., !. Ms.s 7. ~ J.
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- $3.50 ~ 49,, g sns -. ssEslees affhe
rh;rh !. -. =. - ~ go. olesIl
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:. 49,, 80 = $500 n = sPHs-
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n.s, y whose s. i 9 Y nave sss the ho-
~ ~ y - P.aesH, having J, Desn 90 direct
g * .ne non. genslernen who
80 . - nls, J. Gan no longer rs sir.
80 IS Psinee, nom me very com,
a.s. $3.50. g W. wal: has Manifested
$50 .N..s 49, g s paced ~ any s,tp-
- y M y, a. MaIesty migntPe plea
49, - = ~ 80 In, when wishes nave been
= : AMn :. .0 ne Ma]essys minister
!, a.s s.ss@ = !, y ~ duty als9. slr, here
49, - ~
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~ -. -. s: y Y " alLso preserve unshad-
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49, sslIoee g AYE oeen rejected,
s.s 7. 10 I s s.-.ul z snlel 81.
Mr.. Fox, having mo,t yehense., II, ', .,.:
sed ministers 10 live an explauat;on. 81
lheir reasons forTefusine TIE .ery;;ces of
The heir apparcns, the.C haneelIorof she
Exehequera klenrth arose. md lit -
uttered The folldwinr word.. Z. No -
i f,ore ready = bess. att..ls,ion 10 ri.
ings - worldly of the rink and character
Of The illnstrious pcrsonaee alluded b
than am. Having made. die sdeclar,-
ton, Unjust here pause and declare, tiat
nothing short Of the .coInmantis ar ,be
King, and the united AUTHORITY 81 III.
house, shall in future compel me tossay
one word more npon lie subject
No further expianati0h -. .;yeu IL
any Of the ministers. n sp;,e ~ IN y.
peated Efforts 81 Mr.. csicr.ft. ~ -.
veral other member. s i. 80 -
II Il said Bonaparte,s expence. foy
himself and suite. for presenfs. -. d.r.
ing his excursion. are calculated e -
rate Of 600. 600 Ivres ! dav / = ~ IS.
is - - r.. Y
"a. = a :. 49,. :
NJ
. 4; & istfsr ron 6oelosne, dated July "a,
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Aef D aeeesaSs sffhe Dirk AZ Eaeke;n.
SiresThe letter ofthe I'd March,
with whiehyour majesty has deisned %
honor me, has come punctually 10 hand.
Your majesty too wen knows the blood
which Slows n my veins to hAvsta mo.
ment doubled ID what sense I should
make The replyrequired. lama fench.
man. Sire, Il Freedman, faithful 10
hts God, % his king, and 10 his VOWS OF
honor. Many Others may one day, per-
hAps envy PIE dis three-fold advantage.
Lea Jour niajessy then deikn 20 permit
me - sdd my signature 10 thar Of the
Duke Of Angoulene, and I, like him,
adhere with allmy heart and soul, to the
eoutents of the note Of my king. In
these unalterahfe sentiments, an, sire,
your majesty's most humble, most obe-
dient, and most faithful subjeet and ser.
want. y3F
(sisned)
Louis Antsine Hsasyds bourbon
Elisnheim, in Baden, i
March II, 1908,
The prince of Condos act Of adhe-
rAnce has not been pet received By Mon.
siesri but there Is no doubt Of Il.
Monsieur has since learned, that on
the 10Th d March the came envoy. n
pursuance Of orders whiehhe hadreesiy.
ed. again waitedon he king, 70 = aness
. change. notin the substance, butin the
form Of his majesty's answer. Il seem.
ed % b apprchended that d miEht irri-I
tate The nsurper to such degree a. 10
provoke him to use his influences d agrra-
vate the Affections ofthe king. His ma.
jesty answered, thar shershoaid make
no alteration in his answer, which was =
modesAte . possible, and that Buona-
pafte would bcwrong % COMPLAIN 81 Z.
sinces 4 his majesty hid styled him rebel
andusurper, BE would have aid 10 more
than the frnth., The dangers 81 such Z
reply nere den poihssd ont g tie fina.
What replied the King. = naliea Is
require that I'shouId Be driven from nv
prssent plnee of retresf I I stall pity De
spsereign who's shall feel himself ohlierd
totake such ! pars, 4 sliall s. eone., OF
10 butmightt there nCt be reas1uto fear.
les Buonopafte should requife certain
powers 20 withhold from lie Count de
Lille the asistlnee Which, ht nov receives
from thenaf II ft4r NOT povesty, II 1t.
cessaryyL shah e1t brown tread win nv
> =
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4I-40 - 81
fSigneo Lonis Apfoine.'
On "a e March, ,he king wro,e
q. Monsieur ID aeeotnf q ~ fiAt had
passed ahdaes'red Nm q comnanitafs
Il 70 the princes Of blood, who were then
IN England, undertaking himself 20
make the same commnticStionto sucha.
were potthere.
On the Esd 81 April, Monsieur called
meeting " die pfinces. Who, with
equal zeal and unanimity, signed the fol-
lowing inshument Of appreciation Of the
king,s answer on the 2sth Of February.
Aef u aeprotation ef the Prmces.
We, The undersigned princes, The
brother, nephew, and cousins ofhis ma
jesty Louis the XVIII. king Of France
md Nayarfet
Deeply penetfated with die came sen.
timents with which our sovereign lord
and king shews himself sonobly animat-
ed, il his answer to the proposition
which has been made to him TO renounce
The throne Of France, and % renopncs
their inpf eacfiptible rights 70 The spcse,-
sion 81 that throne : 3. s. ~ So
Do DkcRRRs s s. e
That a. our attachment 10 our duties
md our honor can never permit rs 70
commute our rights, We concur, with
heart and soul. d the answef 81 onr ling.
Thsk inter this example, We shall
hever suffer ourselves TO Be wanting in
the sliRhtese degree ii our duty 10 our.
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TIE Subscriber

having made every exertion within his pnwer Tor
two years pat 10 procure 'hs means Of diiehargine
the debts due from The eaate devisd TO him bf
his father, without being able TO sfrd II, and
now finding the citate un3er confederate en'bar
raGsneDt, hath come to determination 10 offer
the whole pe,fonaI property for fale, VIZ.
About 2ohkely Negroes
of both fcxes and various ages, ampnga which are
a coed carpenter and blacksmith, about Ioo head
of horned cattle, conliRing Of mich cows, feefs
and work oxen, number Of hories, mares ard
colts, fome of them remarkably fine, three likely
mules, and a variety of plantation rfsniiis, &c
The falc will commence ar Saliibury on Ihuit-
day the 9th day ofDtcember next, if fair, i not,
the rexs fair day.
Twelve months credit will be allowed Tor all
fams above 10 dollars, the purchaier giving bond
with approved lecuri,y; creditors Of the fad 81.
tate will be allowed to purchsie 30 the amount
OF their Claims, previouiy frttled and acknow-
LEGGED by me ODE jnG and inte:tf abated them.
Charles l. Love,
.sN Executor Of Samuel Love, deceaied.
saliibury, Of. 81. d
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i3,;bisr Gienaua.
On TUESDAY,,


il 10 s'e,sek, zoa! Be sad az fts geNlEe Stor<
Rum in hoglhcads and barrels.
French Brandy inPipes,
Gin IN pipes and BIS.
Whi&cy and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar 10 hhds. tierccs and bis.
Coffee in tisrces and bags,
] S1aso' nd brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
RaiGns in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
Il ua,gety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are.
Cloths. Coatlngs.
Xericym-rcs, Duials,
Plains and Kcsfeys,
Negro Cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Cslimancoes and RuGeii,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, Si!cha do.
O(naburgs and TicSlenbarg.,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
gandanna Handkerchiefs,
Coloured Threads, Flats,
And fundry other Articles,
P. G. NlARSTELLER.,
Dec. {.
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* Gardner w anled.

WANTED a Perfon qualified 70 undertake. the
management Of large market gafds7. a fer-
on well recommended will neet coed employ !;
he faould have aknowlrige Of the marketing but
Gnefs, &c. a fngle man woud be p.sierred.
Apply at Mount Waihiagtoa, ore nile from
George Town Ferry.
JOHN BALL, Maaqg1y.
Mt wafhiussoo,
N0yembel 4. IaEsw
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JAMES Russell
Has imported IN the ship A;sa, captdts
Ev1dfor1, from Ll0eyPool,
FALL GOODS.

ArnongR which are ff;ped and role blankets, ker-
f-ys, half th;cks and pta;ns, doubled m,ed Dc
vonfhirs ksrfsys, coarte aud fac broad cloths,
aofhings, plan AID ltriped coatings, baizes and
aanncls, wiidoores and bornhazct.a, which he is
.naw opniae, ard off rsfor idIe ~ the piece or
sclai, as Lis ito1e in Fairfax Acct. He is An
daily expectation OF
German, E. India, RWaa.
sad Other GOODS, 20 s9@pis!s ~ ~, AZ, ,r.nt.
49, ItA4y. 4
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER S, 1903.
lust ARRIVED,

lUo ANNif ~,
Frons st. PetexJJu7g, Ku5aa,)
The Ship Huorrr, Cap. M'Kn'Shi !:
Has on toara, and will be Landed and e1pofoi
for fale in few days,
The toJLopiag Cargo:
Ear Iron, {old Sablel afcrted,
Firit quality clean Hemp,
Do. Sill Duck,
Do. Ravens do,
White and Brown Sheetings,
Broad and narrow Diapers,
billings, sc. &c. Apply 70
r. T. Hooe and Co.
and t. Vowel,
Lawrason and Smoot.
N. B.-Tde Shib Hunter
is intended as a cobfant trader 70 Rriila, ADD may
bcslooked for early next fall, with more gene,
raj ahortment of Reifa Goods.
Lawralon and Smoot.
Or. &. Z
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TAMES KENNEDY. sen.

H0sJYf rsrefOsd, and cBerJey./
Ladies and gentlemens Pocket Al
nanacks, and memorandum books, in iheep and
morocco bidding for the year 1904.
Also,
A handfomc aGonmen, Of Morocco pocket
books with and without aHrumcnts, ladies' thread
cafes, afes Hsin memorandom books, maihrmati
cal inffanents, FLYER and Steel PenciI cales, and
bef black lead pencils, pen knives, gl3ia, pewter,
and weagcwood inkFtanis, aates and pencils, pa.
per, quilts, fcaling wax ard waters Iniian rubber,
belt playing cards, and merchants account books,
on a new & improved plan, with lundfy other az
ticlts in the ifationary line.
Orders for blank books, ruled TO any pattern
and bound after the new method, will be tbahll
fully received and executed with neatnsls and DIFF
patch.
Subscribers TO the domeRic Encyclopedia are
RESPECTFULLY informed that the 81 volume is come
TO hand and ready for delivery
Nov IS, King STREET. cow
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SALES bp Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,

On WEDNESDAY,
a, 10 oelock. will Be Joldasfbs gsaaas Store, the
rorner Of King ard Uaian f,sets.
Rum in hhds. ard barrels,
WhiRcy in barrels,
Appl. Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cafks,
Wine in pipes and quatter casss,
Molaacs in hhas.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in csiks and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs ard boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Auarsety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Calimeres, Calicoes,
Kereys, itreads,
Coatings. Chintzcs,
Halfthicks, Bedtlcks,
Fesrnaupht, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
p,a,.s. i Muffin and Muffin
NEGRO Cottons, FIandkerohcfs,
Worried and ether India Cottons, sc
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Asaf0sctr.
Dec. {.
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SECOND NOTICE.
In the Case of JAMES SMITH, a Baxkruft.
WHEREAS


Commission Of Bankruptcy. founded upon the
aa of Congress passed on the 9TH day of April,
1900, entitled &c An act TO establish an uniform
system of Bankruptcy throughout the Unned
States" hath been awarded and issued forth a.
gainst lanes Smith, of Dumfries, in the state of
Virginia, Merchant, and he having been declar-
ed Bankrupt---he is hereby required to surrender
himself to the Commissioners, in the said Com.
mission named, or a major part of them, on Fri
day the 9th, aud Saturday the 18th days Of this
present month, December, and Monday, the 9Th
day Of January next, at le o'clock in the fore.
noon on each day, at the Commissioners Office,
1.-THE house of Benjamin Parke) in the town of
Fredericksburg land make full disclosure of
his estate and effects; when and where his Gre
ditors may attend TO prove tteir debts; at the
second meeting TO chuSe assignees; and at the
last sitting, the said Bankrupt is required to
finish his examination.
Ailpersons Indebted to the said Bankrupt, or
who have any of his effects, are.nos to pay CT de-
liver the same, but TO whom the Commissioners
shall direct. BENJAMIN PARKlls,
Secretary to the Commissioners.
Commissioners Office,
Fredericksburg, Dc, !, Iso3.5
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I3uDItr Jsenoae.
On TUESDAY,

-,
;, . .,eloek, qOiIf IL sold AZ t5e YsndKs Sfoys
e.m in hogiheadsa and barrels.
+ .ch Brandy in pipes,
Whikey and Apple Brandy IN Bis
Sugar il hhds. ticrccs and bis.
Coles in rierccs and bags,
g s5sssl .ss brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
pai6ns in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Yigs in kegs and frails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
ALs O.,
4 varsxy Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatsngs.
gxrseyreres, DaEhis,
Plains and Keneys,
Negro cottons, Serges,
Elaficks, biac FREEZES,
/ CsIimancoes and Ruacis,
Yarn Stockings,
& chintzes and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, SileGa do.
Ofnsburgs and Ticklenbnrgs,
Mailins ana Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bahama Handkerchiefs,
CoIoured Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
Dec. 10.
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Tu71aS Cr1Ue91,


Has ua received and is now opening at his fore in
King-S,eet few doors above Meirs. Bennett
and Watts's, a handfome aGortmept of
Fall and Winter Goods,
ConGaing Of fuperfne broad cloths, and caf-
meres, coating, foref cloth, keriey, and half
,hieks, aripcd and rofe blankets, fries, hannes,
toilinett and fwanflowns, RniEa fhceting, ravens
duck, dowlas, creas ard ticklenbnrgs, brown and
white platillas, Irifh linen, long lawn and fine
cotton flirting. an elegant adortment of cambria
mullins, white and cocured fine Iodia null null
andfprigg do fahionable chintz and calicoes, iur-
nituIe do. ladies extra long cotton gloves. French
and Enslilh silk pick nick, & lace do. s fastin
fripc and fancy bordered cambria fhawls, white
and coloured camePs hair Go. patent fewing cotton
threads, lsees, hobbin, &c. &c. The above goods
will be difpoied of on the ufual terms for cain.
= Nov. IL. d.
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Ten Dollars Record.

Missing--luppoied to be ltolen, a
large SILVER WATCH, double gilt, caPfed
and jevcllcd, makers name NJ. Tobias, & Co.
Bell Dock, London, No. z554--iecond hand,
with &op; /. Nick. engraved on the pendant;
the hour, lecond, and minute hand of gold. The
above reward viii be given for the recovery Of
the watch, and Ten Dollars more on the conyic-
ton Of the thief. Enqaire Of The Printer.
Nov 1s -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-19
Tiny LsoJla1S NelJ0}a
Runaway from rhe subscriber on the z9th
Of October last, a negro nan slave named
r q q


b O B,
about 20 years Of age, FIVE feet nine'ihohss high
straight l,nbed and well formed; said slave hath
an impeachment IN lis speech which prevents his,
readily replying TO a question. He commonly
wears earrings. He took With lnp a variety Of
good cloathing, description Of Which is unneces-
sary, as it is probable he has changed them. He
has been frequently seen about town since be ab-
seconded, and in all probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brewn, formerly the slave
Of Mr.. JoHN Mum, late of this town, but now
sad to be free. 'fhe abovs reward viii be paid
for securing said Negro BOB, IN any goal, ard
further reward Of Ten COLLARS for the dis
covery Of those who have been accessory to his
conceahnent.
Captains Of vessels, SC. are fos&amsd at
their peril, NOT 10 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON
ny a
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MONDAY, DEcEMBER 10, 1903.
Mnaga NEne, Rasss7's, sc.

Masago Wane, RasSs''s, sc.
IuRa received, per the brig Celia.
Cap. Bosve,, from Malaga,
100 quarter caAks Malaga Wine,
100 bali Or. 80.
80 o. esiks Mountaia Vine Of hyperion
quality,
90 bakers Almonds,
roo trails Figs,
80 quarter h.s. Rsifias,
200 boxes Mafcateldo.
zoo do. Boondo.
IS boxes Lemons,
which will begin landing this day at our wharf
!. and 7. Vowel.
Who haze olso.ot Hand,
FOR SALE en- REAsoNABLE TRIMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitledto drawback,
Muleoc ado Sugar in ferces and bls iuperiof old
Pct Wine, DO. Madeira do. Turks lllsnd Salt,
mould Candies, 40 bis. prime new Beet, Rahia
Dack. white Ruiia Shooting, Drillings, Raveni
duck, &c. SC.
Dec. g.
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salts bp Sutton.
On WEDNESDAY,

s On WEDNESDAY,
Al 10 o'elsek, qvil be oldattbe gssaH< Stars, III
Garner Of Kxg sad Unior f'e<ts.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiRey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiIs
Wine in pipes and quattcr caks
Alolailes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
RaiGns il kegs and boxes,
Qacen's Ware, ard
:. ALSO,
Auar5sty Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, iriih Linens,
CaHimercs, Caiieoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coatings, / Chintzes,
FIalfthicks, Bedticks,
Fcarnaught, 0znahurgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Mailln and Muffin
Nero Cottons, Handkerchiefs,
aEorfed and other India Cottons, &s
Stockings. &c.
THOS. PATTEN, NaSissttr.
Dec 10.
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From ole BALANCE.
soNEDucArIoN.

EUkOPEAN systems of education
IL should Be adopted, in our country,
Nith great caution. Generally they 20.
PER e have ben designed for tie e.
allies of he nobility and gentry, rather
In foF The poorer classes Of people.
They are adapted 70 the conditions Of
youth Of fortune, Who have, il reversi-
ID, their thousands ! year i and Who are
entitled BY their rank and circumstances
% appear e royal court, or to move in
the brilliant circles offashion. Al mode
ofsedncakion that might be proper for
toufh of this description, would not
merely become absurd, but pernicious.
tofkoss q the inferior grades. Il i i
rsfned species of cruelty 10 excite and
eherish n young minds faste for splen-
dorcf Appearance, such q Il shove their
circumstances and beyond their reach !;
for & renders them 4 PREY TO die perpe.
OIL corrodines Of disconfent and fruit
les ambition and places them IN the
sitnation of Fastahss, who. e anticnt
hble says, was doomed 20 suffer the tor
nlenfS 81 eternal thirst, while the deiici-
ous waters, which be was forbidden to
drink, were constantIy flowing before
hrs eyes and almost within the reach Of
his parched lips. The gifts Of fortune.
however dazzleing and captivating they
my appear seldom bring with diem an 4
uneommon portion Of happiness but
they entitle sheif possessors 10 grandeur
ct appearance, which IS both un6ecominr
and ruinous IN people Of middiing cir,
eumstanccs- Therefore any manner 81
education tl,nt tends 10 inspire Young
minds with an ambition for expense and
sheN, lncompafible with their condition
in.lifs, = tempting them with forbidden
INIT and d sowing il their minds The
seeds Of wretehedne,s.
These septiments apply with peculiar
proFFieg md force 70 the people Of dis
sounlry. Locally separated fromssthe
natiops Of Europe, byi vide spreaaiDe
ocean, I'D distinguished from aIl he
f.st 81 the Forid, by the structure Of
their GoyszRment, Il behoves thers Il
fusm : t;o1af sbrarfer; tie foundsti.
On q ekich hust be hid insdeh General
Negee 9 tdSeasipsu q ~ spPropriats
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oTRAYED from the cousnons 81
- Maftinsburg on Saturday, the 2sth
inst. aSorel Horse, between ii and s
hands high, FIVE years old last spring, has
a small white stripe extending from the
forehead down his nose, both hind feet
white up 70 the ham, has beenlately very
short dcck'd, his tail not yet well, has Z
small sore on his back oecasioned BY the
saddle, shod before, has no shoes behind.
and is a natural trotter.--1 hree Dol.
lsss Reward and reasonable charges viii
be given for returning the said horse, Ii
stfayed, TO Mr.. Moses Collins, or 10 The
subscriber. If stolen, and the thief con.
victed, Ten Dollars. -, =
IT. 5.s SAMUEL PERT.
Martihsburg, December 81, 1902.
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To he Inhabitants sf Bsriei<s coasty.
FELLow-CIT1zEEs,

"a Il 3 y
FELIow-cITIzENs,
BEING frequently solicited b NUM-
Der Of respectable Gentlenen 70 come
forward as Candidate torepresent you
IN the General Assembly Of this Com
monweaIah, this Is therefore to inform you
fhatI have at last got my own consent,
not only to enlarge the field Of your choice,
but if elected, 70 serve you faithfully,
accordingt my best ndgmentand ability.
+ win add, fellow.citizens, that ! have
lived amongst you nearly thirteen years,
and in the course Of that time, / have been
endeavoring TO learn the political sin
alton of our common country. and have
established for myself place Of residence
in Berkeley County, where it is probable
/ may pass the balance of my days |; it's
therefore natdrafto suppose that my own
interest, win lead me upon all occasions, :
topromotey your welfare in general, as a
body polite, OF which body myself and
family forms part.--I will further add,
that there may be number of persons
who vote for measures and not for men, :
that may wish 10 know my political senti-
ments j. in order to give them that inior-
nation, | do declare myself to be q real
republican, true friend to the constitn-
ton Of the United States, and al appro- /
yer Of the present administrator Of tie
general government. I ~, ,...y ! .tft
With sentiments Of esteem, ss5ss
x-.-s leava S-e,Y 80 ss,,1i 60 II --' -
H.. f.. and chuse for yourselves. sst'
- JOEL WARD. !
lHil-Cyetk, December 26, 1904. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-07
10 THE AFfLUENT.

a 4 ~
ii H,yeiwho meet sternwintcr's frown,
"a Upheld hy Fortune ! poWerfnlhand;
+ Who see he chilling snow come down,
With AZ life's comforts 4 command.
o think Of their les happy doom,
Whom EbprSty's sharp woes assail!
No Sparkling Ere, no cheerful room
neyives their cheek, cold, sunk andpale.
Deep howls he wind, the pelting min
urips through tie shelter'd easement
While tE5 cd mothers arms contain &
Her infant shiveripg 10 fheir fold.
= vain dry mise he pi,eous cry,
And plead, = hungry nqfdFs,s cal
Their only fpod = mothefs sigh
Their Only warmth de tears that fan.
etrctch,d on his miserable bed.
The Nre,ched Father sinks in gref
/ Pale sickness rests upon his head,
And enly hopes frUm Death relief.
The parsnt;s tender mournful eyes
Minelc their flint and humid beams,
Eresh woes from fetfospection rise,
Hresh source from msm'ry's fountain
Streams
o, Rich 1.-THE transports mightbe thine,
Tcsoothe their sulIsrings into peace 1
To lid the run 10 comfort shine!
AID Wants oppressive empire cease !!
Tosee the glow of health's return,
Reanimate their faded cheek |!
I.ife,s feeble spark, refunded burn,
Ard giye--W What Languages cannotspeak.i
On faney's pinion oft ! roam,
With ply, partner Of my flight,
Eofset awhile that grief my own,
And taste ! soothing, sweet delight
Forget the many poignant woes,
That weigh this dropping form 10 earth j;
When fesfless sorrow hopes repose,
Soap a fomthose iilswhichg gave itbirth
% ye,e emhark'd lof pleasures shore,
Restrain aNhile the Auttering sail!
A Riry can rstard the oar,
Noeiet ~ plainsise pleadings fail
y4sa s sl5s q sss5s1 IT.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-07
CAUTION.


i HE subscriber some time since sold
two LOTS Of LAND 70 William Rec.
tor--the one containing % and the other
Is Acres, lying on the waters Of Sleepy
Greek, Berkeley County, and gave his Be.
albond to make good title--and said
Rector having sold these Lots to Barnett
Lee, and assigned INV bond TO him, 10
which Lee the subscriber has made agood
title, but the said Lee refusing to give
up my bond, do therefore caution the (
public from taking any further assign
ments on the same, as i is now void and
of no effect. Il i
JOHN FRosHoUR.
Berkeley County,
December 81, fsna.