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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-18
~sStoughton.S BatterS.

.@Gr D-,ing she prefcnt fekly ~feafon, the ufe
of SIOUGHTON's BITTERS, fimtorfsd from
Losdoa) viii be found of great @fersice, as pre-
ycntiyc TO dieafc, Especially where there is an
infectious atmosphere and pTedifpof:sion IN The
habit 10 eontagion. 1t eminensiy braces the con-
Rirution, and renovates the whoiefy9en. 81 may
be ufed ihitesd Of fpirits in water, tea, or ether
drink. Ii relores lol appetite, expels worms in
children, and, if regularly ufed during the fall
seafon, willpfsyent the agae and fever. In hcrt,
it only needs to be fried, TO convince every one
OF It's great efficacy.
Thefe Bitrsrs may be had, with copious direc-
tions, prepared at the original warshoufc in
london) in quart bottles at one fourth OF the for
fOer charge for the Zane in walls, at S. Snow.
den's Printing Office, Alexandria, where a bottle
iseoniantly kept open for trial. 90 ALTO, az
A. BUCKS, fredericksburg.
Oh. 4 co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-18
10 Let,

The ffame Warehoufe on King Rreet. eve
doors above PITT Strses, now occupied by Am
hroe Waite. PpGeaion will be given on the z7sk
OF this nanash-appiy, ia the abfence Of the
fobfeslbsss to Col. Dennss Ramfey.
r. ]. TAYLOR.
Asgsa rs. 6
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CHI prsstaeats 5s1tssage.
WASHINGTON CITY,.
OcTosER II.

This day, at 3 O'Clock. the follow
ing MESSAGE vas delivered to both
Houses of Congress, by Mr.. HARvIE,
Secretary to the President.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-18

FRIBURG, August 9. "a
The General Aaad ,nsai,a Of Switzerland te
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
r. M. ALBURTLs, Psinter.

r AM one Of those people who think q
J. great deal and talk little, my thoughts
have often imagined would be useful if
laidbeFore the public I do not know whe-
Their r am iusti6able in communicating
them now or not; however, at all events,
! shall venture to lay before you my
last nights dreams, with = few OBSERVE
tons thereon, which If you think proper
to insert in your efulpaper, twill oblige
a eonstant reader. - -@e: : - ,2 "
Imagined that q dreadful and alarming
FIRE had broke out in the most &c ntralpart
in Martinsbarg &, that the inhabitants being
reused Mt the cry Of ere turned out to af-
ford their assistance in extinguishing the
fames, but, alas! their assistance
thought proved Intellectual. One exelaim-
ed, IS there no ERE engine in town ano-
Their cried, Tor Heavens sake, Jet us bring
the engine but there was none tobe found
TO put stop to the dreadful rayages occa-.
stoned by the spreading of that most dam
gerous element. During this confusion
and hustle, thought the flames, had ex-
tended to very great length, and in q
GAtttC lAkA OAlG oANAG VA AAC 24Als
es, and reduced those who bata few hours
before were in aifiuent circumstances, to
a state Of beggary and ruin. Now, Mr..
Printer, ifsuch ERE was TO happen, what
other hopes orexpectationsw ouldw have
but to see our property consumed before
our faces. We have no!6re companies,
no engines, no buckets nor ladders, nor
are the inhabitants under any manner Of
regulation. II would be but trifiiag to
furnish the above articles on such an occa-
sion. 1t would give me pleasure, should
these imperfect observations, stimulate 4
desire in the inhabitants oformthemselyea
into FIRE Companies, 40 be under similar
regulations to those in Philadelphia, Bal
timor, &c. &c. and be always in readiness
when their assistance may be required.
SIS VtGILANS.
Martinsburg, March 5, 1905. Z
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
LAW OF VIRGINIA. .-.G :
An Act for altering the time gt holding

| = LteCtE0HSs tfTr7-E-
Sec. 1. BE Il enacted BY the General
Assembly, that the. elections of the men,
bers Of the Legislature Of this Common
wealth, and Of the members Of the House
of Representatives Of the United States,
to which this state is entitled, shall be held
m the several counties and corporations,
ON their respective court days in the
month Of April. The meeting of the re-
turning officers conducting the elections
of Senator's, shall be within Eve days, and
Of members Of csagress, within ten days
after the last day of said Elections, al the
court house Of the county, the name Of
which Is first mentioned IN fthe law .des-
cribing the distriet-and the said return
ing officers shall in al respects be govern
ed by the rules and regulations at present
established by law. .. ~ y 1 &C.. q ss
Sec. 2. Be il further enacted, thar no
/ freeholder shall vote more than once for =
senator or member Of Congress in the
same district ut any one election.
/ Sec. 8. This act shall commence and
be inforce from and aftsrthe passing there
of. 4, II -, sr@e - ia * sgeF No.
Passed Jan. 18th, 1867, gatg
80 - a s. z - =
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10 RE SOLD.

n VALUABLE BODY Of LAND
IA situate in Berkeley County, Virri.
mia, near Mill Greek, containing 500
acres. Thii Land is divided into ,hrec
Tenemsnts, with good Barn and con-
yenient Dwelling House, IN excellent
apple Orchatd Of about 5oobearink trees.
with number ofpeach and cherry trees,
on each place About so or 60 acres of
Meadow is made, which is nearly equal
" appoIsioned between the different pla-
ces, and considerable quantity more
may be made with but little trouble
About one half ofthe Land Is cleared,
enclosed with good fence, and in excel
lent farming condition; the other half
i cloth'd with good climber, snchas white
and black Oak, Hickory, &c. There.
are four springs Of good Water on this
Land, three Of which are so situated as
TO be convenient TO each Of the different
houses. The Properly may be seen and
the terms known on application 70 the
subscriber, lising on the premises.
An indispensable title,s fnass from in.
cumbrance, win hs given.
JONATHAN GARRARD
q 0etsberi, 1900.
0is i
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

1t has beenremarked, that more secret
business is suspected to have been done at
Washington, since the commencement of
the present short session OF congress, than
at any former period, since the remoyalof
Congress from Philadelphia. -, I
I - =: Port Fafo. Ii
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

appropriation oftwo millions dollars for
the discretiono of the President, was to be
aPPliedto unknown purposes. in an ur-
known way, and without any responsible
lity whateyer. The futility ofsuch misre-
presentations vanish before the breath Of
reason, Ike the aeeting mist. before the.
rays of the mornings sun. \ ! ;.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04
From the United States Gazette Of Fee
-. - : brRary ~. -

rE9M He CHtte0 sot0geS U0<eUe or Re-
-. - I trnary ~. ~.
The house ofRepresentatises are again
in session with closed doors. Yesterday
also they were in secret a considerable
part of the day. From the remarks this
day made by Mr.. Gregg, before the gal
sieries were cleared, and from the circum.
stance OF the house meeting on this day,
being the FIRST Saturday on which they
have met during the session, and from
some other considerations, it is rational
to conclude thar the subject of SO much
secret consultation is Of a very important
and urgent nature. Il Is fact that in-
telligence has lately been received, that the
citizens ofthe United States are forbidden
all intercourse with the Spaniartls at New
Orleans. 1t is fact that Mr., Monroe Is
still remaining here. tits fact thar Ge-
neral Smith declared in debate, that he
considered the United States is on the
eve Of a war. Whether all these things
have anyreiation TO the important busi-
ness-before congress, with which the peo-
pie cannot be trusted, it 10 impossible to,
say. - 49, = :: = = e. = I +.
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/ 70 ske CSfizeH of BerRel,,, Tefsrson ard
Hmm. kire. q

20 shr Gsiisras 81 BerRely, Jsfsrsea a,,d
s.. Hampshire.
r OFFER myself 70 your
i copsiderasion, Is 1 cantli-
date at the snsMng Election, to Repre-
sent you in th< Congress Of the United
States. ~ a
To give my political opinions in detail,
I consider unnecessary, as il may Be pre-
summed they are generally known through
out the district. | declare an inviolable
attachment 20 the Rights and Liberties &c
thr People Of this Country--I declare an
ijnviolable attachment TO the Constitution
of the United States, BY which these
Rights and Liberties are secured: and if
elected, l win eheerfully cooperate IN iii
measures which in my Judgement are cal
culated toPromote your interest," and hap
piness. .39z7 49,
p Tam, Gentlemen,
- 1pith due respect,
u. Tour obediieRf seyp0rf
- AMES STEPHENSOaT.
March !, 1908.
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BERkHLEs CousTY, IS.
February Court, iso3.
RQBERT lgILCOX, Gsmblaiaant.
]: 1Ac0B eNG. Defsadasa.t,., Is.
81 e. sssss III [lHANCERY.. 8


THE Defendant, Jacob onr. Sot
4 having entered his appearsnce s
greeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules ofthis Court, and il appearing % the
satisfaction Of the Court that he Is not an
inhabitant Of this Commonweaith. On me-
ton ofthe Complainant, ny his Counsel
!, IS ordered that the said Defendants a
appear here on the Monday after the third
Iuesdsy In May next, and answcr he
bill Of the Complainant, and that I copv
OF this order be forthwith inserted IN the
Virginia Gazette, for two mouths sacces-
sively, and published At the door Of de
Court Hon,e Of The said County. 8
A Copy.
Teste, 81 81
H: BEDINGER, {. nc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

er professions ana tneirprcSent conduct
we viii for the present only take q. cursory
notice of a motion, lately made BY Sam
Smith il Congress, to place at the discre-
> tion of the President the sum oftwo mil
lions Of dollars. At his discretion--,hat
is, to do with It as he thinks proper, With
out being responsible to any tribunal what
ever for the applieationofit. The cons
Aitution has wisely repossd the power Of
originating money bills in the House of
Representatives. They represensthe ma
tion in point of wealth as well as populate
on, and are Immediately amenabiec to the
people for their conduct, and il is there.
fore the safest, that they should hold in
their hands the. keys Of the Treasury, from
which not dollar can Be- drawn without
their permission. L IS therefore the spi-
ris and meaning Of h It clause of the con-
stitution, that the people who gave the mo-
rey to the governments, should know also
for W atpurposes it was expended. But
mark the conduct of this leaaing demo-
crat! II had the doorsJof Congress shut,
before he ventured to make the motion and
we should as yet be Ignorant of it, had it
not made its way into public through fe-
deral member. It might have passed in
secrecy, and Mr.. Jefferson might have
expended it in the same manner, and the
people, from whose purses it was to- be
drawn, would not hate known any thing
,abestit, fits barefaeed impropriety had
not shocked the feelings ofeven some Of
the democrats themselves. The appro-
Priatioas ofsecret-serviee money, whence
yer heretofore made, were discussed with
open doors, and the Executive was always
ready to account for it to congress, but,
bythis motion, as twas to pass without
the knowledge. Of the people, so the Pre-
sident was to expend it without any res
possibility for the abuse oft. Had it been
only afew thousand dollars, the smallnss.
ofthe sum, would have been safeguard
against any extensive mischief that might
have arisen from its nlisapplication--but
the enormous sum Of two millions of dol
lars in the hands of an ambitious Execu--
tive, if he were SO disposed, wouldenable
him to sacrifice our liberties, to his own
personal aggrandizement. Does this shew
that jealous spirit of liberty, which the de-
moerats cried up so much, and particular.
ly this same Sam Smith? which they in-
dulged so much under the former admins:
stration, and excited so unreasonably in
the people BY falsehoods and misrepresen-
ta,ions against Mr.. Adam. -,A5s= !
This motion for giving up Of two mill.
ons to the discretionary disposal of the
r5sident, has been contrasted BY the de-
mocrats, with apparent exu lratien with the
appropriation of Eve millions Of dollars,
which Mr.. Ross proposed in the Senate,
for defrayipg the expenses of an expedite
on of $4,000 militia, Tor the eapture4of
b.
New.0rleans. ,as...- ~4s.,.. q d
We have been told in conversation, as
well as in their papers, that two millions
Of dollars would Be = less barden to the
people, than FIVE millions. They keep out
OF sight the principle altogether. The
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

.NIoTlCE Is hereby given, thae II.
I y ELECTION win De held a The
Courtt House in Msrtinsburg, onthe Mon
day after the third TUESDAY N Anil ~,
for the puiPose Of choosing swoiit per,ons
so reprrssnt the County Of berkeley n
the General Assembly of this State.
us 3, JOHN DAVENPORT Sheriff.
March =, 1905. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

win return to America next spring. Itsis
not yet known who is to be his successor.
Mr.. King departure win be regretted in
this country, where his talents and good
sense have greatly contributed tomsintain
that good understanding between England
and Americawhic must ever be so bene-
fetal to both. ! /. II: 5s* r.z.
+ ,..->e- L0ndon Paper. !.
Extract eta letter troai Paris, Dec. 1aM
1904, to a person ! Philadelphia. s
: !" Yesterday General Victor, the capt.
General of Louisiana, leftthis city in COM
pany with ]. ]. Ayme, The East Major,
and the officers Of the administration Of
the colony, to embark from Helvoet-sluysl
for Newt Orleans. The Prsfect set olt
for Rochefort few days Since, 20 take
his passage from thence in acorSettc, and
make preparations for che arrival OF the
troops at New Orleans.'ss sst4AI s<.==5=
Extract Of q letter f0a gentleman III Pai-
Ladeiphia, from h;s correspondent at ~
r Orleans, IN date Of aead Ta,. 1908.
{. Business seems toincreasc every day
between this and the French ports--since
b month not less than Is vessels arrived
from France. There are no Official ac-
counts rs yet, ofthe time wherithe French
are tp arrive here--and notwithstanding
the representations Of Congress, and the
courier or express constantly going and
eonhg between this and Kentucky, the
intetdant of this province remains obs,i.1
nateEin his determination not to- permita
deposit TO the Americans. We, think,
that the prodnceseoming down
the river viii be permitted Now Is the
moment of isrcorning down. = - ,.s
Extract Qf letter from General liiikinson
to his friend near Ma.chts. dated on fAe
2a7os yiper, Dec. ~, 1902. 7.
Z" have after surrounding obstacles
and objections unexpected, unproviaed
tor, and almost insupersble, prevailed on
myred associates to agree to the extern
sion ofthe British line, and to establish i
boundary on the east bank Of this river
about eleven miles above that called for
by Mr.. Peyicell, in his field notes--by
this modi6catioh, in which the choctaw
commissioners (duly authofised) cheer
fully concur, we secure a permanent be-
ginning for our boundary near the high
land and the Indians suffer no injury
The Choetawsa engaged with me on this
business, deserve much credit they are
Jealous. but not improperly so--6rn, hat
not obstinate-intelligent and temperate,
withdiaeren, dispositions ! rupture would
have been unavoidable. shall this day
complete the line Of demarcation to. the n
yer, and asseon as the weather. win per
NIT me 70 ascertain the latitude Of the
spot, and tile variation Of the magnetic
needle, i shall return southward mile
marking the rout in my progress.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

1t is understood that Gen. S. Smith
has relinquished his intention of calling up
the subject Of discriminating duties. It
seems to be going the way Of the Presi-
dent'sdry-dock. = ~ ~
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Martinsbarg, March 8, 1905. 6

According % = late return ofof,he Mi
litary force Of the Commonwealthof Mas
sachusetts, Il appears thar the infantry
consists Of 81, 953 men, Cavalry Of !, SIS,
and the Artillery of 1, ~, making in the
whole 90 ,624. The militia Of Massachu-
sets il under better discipline than that Of
any other state IN the Union.
Mr.. Kinr,,he American Minis,erhere,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

40 The Rev. J.. MINES 1uiu preach at
Tnscarora Meeting House next Sabbath at
sieuen O'Clock, a: II. and In The afternoon
efthe same day, in lNartinstasg. -: (
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-03-04

Mr.. King,the American Ministerhere
We understand, has resigned thst Office, 8
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/, H !. BtEDINcER, {. !. Z.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02
Wheaton's Iaundice Bitters.

THE yEea5lyat .5gt7s Of i65s Baier5, 5ave bsts
Il fSily s~3s'irzesd, ia correcting and sly.yi.g 81
sF7Siey and tiious matter ,o1s i6e ezasb, ar4 al
TIE fame :i1s yea, fbsirg ne 'aaaeb, ius-e5f7g tbs
c35sfi.s an rerrsgigs tie iakiry, flint, dfe1Gaa
filing, and tie sf9y. MI 5ss1a.ti q asgy.saJie to
teB7rke, an t5s prsgsrs and diersf Of srsss6iag
,s.riag sy grerg6 TO tbs zv-1k zgi;yszr5lzy iiw5s
ysesogi4g 81. yskOzrasG Of 1ezHisnaass e0a7roa 10
iiuuscy an 7reaky ps95ls, and 70 he dlzzieeS 81
Re 5eaf ura 1vessasji effJe Egit. Tbey ytnsrkab5
r7isrs lorg yiisi and assiaas5oiT pespie ard AIRY
OF gygris and kypoeorl,iss ao@piairts. T5y are
exs-L,sHt reass.y fer ysrili4t and orS az dir
deyt Thy are vsry ejsfal far Seansn % tax glea
-o5eA AZ js1, p1rti-4ifrty IN relrEs eliraiss, a
f,ervaive qg1igf aysrdtys ia-iie 70 (t eliuaseI
f-gsis5 are geasraly f4:ri5 sVd honll ty reuovi4g
s5P1r9isa', esrtyiag@ bA, al givirg }iss eirs9-
iItiss 70 TIE .losI Price 3f6 per boz.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

! ht l,it Confederate Ili9,re, and when
there come frors nm worm, perfectly
white, about yard ir'. 18th, as broad as
hrs lutte hnger, and ..aving a ntmber OF
JOINTS, abcnt ~ inch q Il of an isch DIFF
tam from each other. Bcdes this worm,
/ he iays there came from him conhdera-
! be number Of fat worms, about : Of an
inch in length, ard nearly the fame in
| breath. lie did not thiuk of counting
;fhrm, hnthe fays there were more than
-. I regret extremely that had ret an
ioFpoTtnalty of ieesng the tape worm the
Young nay not having, as he ought 10 have
dohe, takrn meafurss for preiei wing "a, and
The hTplr fcrvant gub VINO attended his
chamber. having, before had heard of his
taking the medcine, thrown it antthe O.
Their worms into TIE necefiary, not thiuh-
! Ing IL OF conicGnence TO take care of them.
This girl, however, AMI another fefvant
concurs with him reTpeesing the worms
which appeared IN the veiisl /; and thetaPr
worm, they lay, vss alive, 10 far as 10
have morton, after il came from him. /:
is ueeditfs ia defcribe his fymptoms, as
he isYe they were exattly fuch as are de-
icTibrd by the doctor.
Aoother youog man Of ny family ALTO,
without aay confuitaion or advice, one
evening aod morning, about 3 months ago
took LoIenges, which operated power
iuly. No worm eauls from bin but, iG
The conrte Of or days. he was cutie
well and has lincc had couiiderabir &C
lceliion Of f:ib and ftrength. IN lheri, al
Though !, Ike many others. have been in
crsdulous with refpe6t to the virtue of
HamitoH's Lozenees, am, at Length, per.
iieet.y convinced, OF thcir great efficacy
aud utility.
d cannot reafonably be fnppofed 70
have sny motive, except confederation
for public good, for puGliEhing ihrfc cafes,
Halter myiclf that ihall not incur Iidi-
cole or cenlnre from thioking men, for
adding ny iecond- hand teftimony TO II
evidence OF ,he numerous respectable char
aeters who have aimed 10 render jueice to
Or. Hamilton, with whom have not the
iiightef acquaintance) and 10 give impor-
tant Information 10 their fellow creatures.
think il no, amif5 to aad, that, from
the healthy appearance OF the young mau,
who has been 10 greatly & quickly reIisv
cd, ihoud nave ridicnled MS fympomS
and approximations, had he communicated
them ID ne before he ,ook the Lozenges.
The fad am psTfuadcd is, shat mott
yousg Prrlons VINO aie, from time to tins
dierdered without yI!i5le or apparent
caufe, are aflliessd with worms.
a. c. HArsoN.
AhnapoAiS, Sept I9, 1909
- T1KE NOTICE. that Mr.. Thomas
Clark ii appointed tbe cry 7snder for Pert
lard, fHsssFoRE a9P5 ONLY at BIZ Back
e Stationary Stors.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-02

n FCE.vED from CORPS marsfsaory,
Il. Bottom, complete aticrtment 81 cow
POSITION ORNAh1EN fuitab!e for Cor.
nices and Fries for rooms and cnl@ncy
-icces aud variety Of Center Fiects ior
d,tto.-AICo ornaments for Dedo Clippings,
sc. and Beads oflhe ftme, Of ilers''t izes,
Fer Sale by RUFUS WA5l7B bRN,
Psrtlaa5, al tie fame prices - retai!rd - Boz
ton Patterns Of the different Eiacs may De
tetn ny applying a above.
4feni II.
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Valuable Family Book.
LATELY PUBLISHED, AND now FOR SALE
III THOMAS CLARK's B9ok fare,


(prite 7s CsnbJ
ExERCISES OF PIETY or, Meditations
IL on the principal Doctrines and Duties OF
Religion. For the ule of enlightened and
virtuous Chriffians. BY G. ! ZoLLIKoFER,
late paltor of the Reformed Church at LnefeE,
in Cermany.--Tranhated from the French
edition, by JAMEs MaNaINe, Psilor of the
gnited Congregations Of Dlnenters in E-fer,
Creatbritain Abridged, csrreaed, and re-
commended by 1HADDEUs NJ. .IARRIs,
PxloF ofshe church at DOysbsFsr, MaAachulctts
CONTENTS.
Biographical Notices Of the Anthor-Tntro-
decentralization on the Exifienc Of God
On Providence-On Faith in Jeius Chria--
The immortality of the Soui--Love to Cod
Love 10 Iefas Chrift-Lovc to Msnkind--
Love Of Lahor--rhe Safca Rue in the Con-
duft Of tife-Erercifes of rirty frited TO tae
different relation, ofSociety Married Perions
-Paren;s- For Child-Manhood Youth
Old A2e-On Duty TO Rulers and Superiors-
Rich han-Poor Mana Perfon confined
BY Siekuefs-Destho of Friends-On the Lord
day Morning-Oa the Lords day Evening.
6p,3 g, Ise3