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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-19
1ONNOM Dscember S.

LONDON, December s.
1t is now fait that Citizen Louis Boo
naparte is going to Italy, for the purpoie
Of being inveacd with the Dukedom OF
Parma. This will lie powerful proof OF
his wife's influence.
Report fates, that the Sovereign OF +
truria will foon be unklngea, AMI thar h''
domInions will be added to thole OF the
future Emperor of the Gau's.
Privase conferences are very frequent
at St. Cloud no others are admitted 10
them bu, fuch as are we'll verfed in diple~
matte buhnefs whenceit is inferred that
forethiog is matchmaking asainG rhe peace
Of Europe.
Il is again poftively faid, that Buona-
parte will ioon be faluted Emperor, and
will retain, in addition to that high Dig
nifty, the titles Of Conful Of France, and
PrcGdent of the Italian Republic.
A letter from Paris, dated December
Z, Rates as follows:
+" The Firit Coniul came from 81.
Cloud yeferday evening, for the Purpoie
Of paying Wifi to Madame JcfePh
Buonaparte, who has lately been delivered
Of a daughter. The Conful is ihortly
coming to refide al Paris during the win
ter months.
The fon Of the Third Conful lie
Brun has married Mademoilelle Barbe
Msrbois. On the day after the nuptials
they paid viit TO the Fira Conful and
his lady. The young bride, agi'ated by
her recent s9uueniys, trenbled and was
near fainting away, bus was reaored BY
he KIDD attention of Madame Bucna-
Parte.
!" Meaames Ramnfert, Lucai, Tallio-
ct, and Lauriaon, are appointed Ladies OF
The Palace.
{" A dreadful circumRance took place
here yeaerday. The lots have lately
been drawn 10 determine which OF thf
.confcripts hauld Join the armies in the
enfuing year. The new regulations ref
peaing the conlcripts are 70 various, and
encountered with 70 many forms, that the
difficulties are almoa irf1perable. A
number Of young men were yeferday co.
leaed at the hall Of the Municipality
They demanded loudly more practical
mode of providing fubaitutes, and from
clamours were proceeding perhaps to VIC
lence, when the order was given for cal
ling in the Municipal Guard. The con-
fcripts being enraged, feized on the deiks,
tables and chairs of the hall, and piled
them up as a barricado. From behind
this they infulted the Dragons, and threw
at their heads the books, the inkfands,
and the frewood. The, dragons, being
incenfed IN their turn, ruined in upon and
tore down the barricado, and then fell or
the tn rmed confcripts with their fabres.
No lef. than e;gbt of thefe unfortu-
nate young men were literally cut to
peices.'
The accounts received yeaerday by tn.
Dutch Mail from Vienna, Prefburg, &c.
though not CT 70 late date by fevera
days, as tho(e in the French papers, trace
the mitchell as far as Buchares, but make
no MERTON of ConfantinopIe /; the let
tiers from that neighborhood fubfequent to
the 10th of October, of courfe, not hav
ing arrived. At Rucharef, it appears
that the .ihoek was very fevere, but leis
70 to the. northward of that ,pace. i
was even felt as far as Peseriburgh and
Mellow.
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CONGRESS
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Houss OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SAru RDAY, Feb. II.

Report on Djff4n.ixatirg Dut,<s,
Dir. Dana enqolred whether II was in-
rded 10 take up The repors of The COM.
m lice of commerce and manufactures on
the repeal Of discriminating and counter
ssiliog duties.
Gen. S. Smith replied tina; he conhder-
ed the fubject Of great Importance, and
had been extremely anxious 10 have II dill
cuaed and decided upon during the pretent
fsition. Bet as the confederation OF II had
been prosfs6fed TO 70 late a period, as to
reader 1t impratiicable TO carry into effect
The necegary provi6ons, in cafe the report
ihould be adopted, he was willing to dill
charge the committee of the whole from
further confederation OF II.
Mr.. Mitchell obferved that ne was
conGderably dfappoin ed a. hearing the
motion TO diicharge the committee. he
had hoped that the projsefed repeal OF
the discriminating and ,oanterve'hng du-
ties between the United States and 6reat
Britain, would have b en- the labJset OF a
cubic difcofion. Much benefit might
be expected from debate in this houle,
and he therefore had hoped that the merits
Of ,hs rsfolution contemplated, would
have been debated. Much light had
been ihed on this complicated enquiry al
ready. Ever hnce the hrit motion made
during the laa felton, by the gentleman
from Maryland (Gen. S. Smith great at
ten, on haa been given TO the iubjset' by
aimoit all clsiies of people. Merchants
and l,giAators had particularly itudieo us
details, and he thought IL was much bet
ter underltood now by all parties than II
was twelvemonth ago; and by tar
Their examination in the committee OF the
whole, he hoped much gEeater advances
would aill be made. He. however, was
inclined to think that public opinion was
not yet ripe for an ultimate deciiion IN
favour Of the repeal. There was no
probability of adopting it, even II It
ihould be argued. The diicnfiion would
merely end in poaponment, indefinitely
TO fomc future day. There being then
no chance of Carrying it into operat'oa,
and the houfe being much preaed with
more urgent bufnels that ought to De act.
ed upon with all diipatch, he felt wiling
to let the project drop in this way.
However speculative men might think on
tae point, the great body of practical
men bore Rrong teaimony agaloit II.
He therefore, on conGdering the circuIn-
ftances, fhould favour the motion though
il met him Unexpectedly, and vote tor dl-
charging the committee Of the whole
from ali further confederation OF the me-
ditated repeal of the discriminating and
countervaiing duties.
The difcharge of the committee OF the
whole was carried without diviilon.
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the, l'n,led States was ieau 'iiiiu '.'''s
and paGed.
On motion Of Mr.. Helms, the houie.
took up the amendments OF the committee
OF the whole on the bill Tor the relief OF
perfons who have received known wounds
in the revolutionary war, and agreed 70
them with amendments.
On the queaion Of engroeing the bill
for third reading, Mr.. Grlfvold and
Mr.. Varnum oppoied, and Mr.. Randolph
and S Smith lupPorletl the queltion' when
the euettion was taken and carried III the
affirmative, ayes 81.
Mr.. Thomp(on reported Dill more
ehecaually to provide Tor The organizass-
on of the militia of the difriet OF 20
lumbia.
Referred to a committee Of the whole,
on Th rfday.
Mr.. Varnam called up the report OF a
ielett committee, TO whom was referred
70 much OF the meilage Of the Pfeiiden[ as
relates to the militia.
Mr.. John Z. Smi1h-'n the ehaif'
The report of the committee was agreed
TO with iundry amendments WY" ~
committee foie' and me nouie 'ooA y 'Ae
report OF Inc committees. =,
The houie concu-red 10 the reiolution,
which, IN connection VITO me 'ePo'' y
sae ieleef committee, IS as 'onoW''
ne COMMITTEE 70 svbom a0a "a, XXX, y a,a
fbaf farf ef zee ffs.4Sm ".DaSl
Of tie tf'eeaf6 day 81 D ,,' 'ep'
qv6if6 relates 70 '1s u''"'a '9l'' ~
tion The Onitfa Sfaff'' ana 01.
7o6if6 7o9s r<as'lea 10 me f19e1S ~ ~
ne laf JsDf01 81 LSnSa5'' on 1Del0me
Ja6Jfa,
REPoRT- !. j,
Ina. af1e1 ioil i0ve'''sS'lo'' y 80,
iuoJeef, they are OF opihioA' ''h' IA"
wnieh Pansa 'ae e,sn'l usy :. 80,
'79z' en'itiea an ao' 'nO' s. ss.ss1 J.,
y 20 P'oS'Oe io' .ne ''d''o"a' a $3.50,
eFao.uhing an UNIFORM militia 'l.iouS"o ~
tue oh'cea o.aies' e"'o:-.e'" .,aa,.ad
ooJeets OF a m'li'l1 lh"i'u''o", ue'ss ~,
10 eongre's {; Tue Pfne'P,es . c 'na. ''a :,
lay the f0unaa'on .. ,n','Il4 = "ssa' Va ~
'ne oroaa oAils ple,I'iusu oy ,', =. IL. co..
'u''op' ana d.e' wen e'iou1a:eu ~ -
eorPls,e 'a'iona' oe'e"ee' : 80 49,
% enee' y 'ue nA'e soVe.' go, ~. a..
Amy 20 ',le po~e' - 800 -: - 80 ~
~ a,...a D.,
'ne'eiole oug''' 'o' ~ oe ave- CO. ~
ai'nougn tue co'i'ln'''ee s'o - o a,,:n
'na' Tue p'iheipies o. 'ne 1l'sn' l'' e.a
co on Tue par % .n' o''.eu 800
ousn' - " au'e 80, ~, ~ -. -,
inat iome 'naii ai'efa'ioi'S Il, '''e oe'sns-
OF 'ne'e PrineiP!Ts' wou'u 's,'us' 'na' "
TEN itiil more elhcacious. aha nave report
go a Ol'i TOT 'iia' Pu'pu.e,
" In thote ftatss which have taken en-
ergetic mealures tor carrying into effect
the iyttem adopted by CongreiS, agreea-
~ sho Cr nj tttuffnp aiIU Ue1tad
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Tneldor, Fedynayy 10.

is Jan as The jouraal effbe -br0ftfd.ngi
cfxAfrday 7Vas read, on mot'sn Of Mr..
NicbolJu 1be GALLERIES qrsre cleared.
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o.. s-lss +. - y, K : &
!. ANECDoTE.

"A fellow well known in the district,
lame, having but one arm, and dressed
ID the habitof sailor, was the other day
withmnchyociferati beggingne Tow
er-hill. "A Tar who had Just come out of
ahouse where he had probably paid his
reckoning and received return. Cor !
note: was Is he walked, counting his
money with more attention than i usual
topersons Of his description. While he
uas thus usefuliy engaged, the beERar
met him, and thrusting his hat before him
exclAimed bless your noble heart, my.
worthy messmate, spare 4 few pence for
poor Jack, stumped in the starboard
arm, his kneebraees shot away, turned
out Of the service without 4 smart tick.
et.D
The sailor, sin inten. upon hi. cal-
culation which indeed seemed 10 require
the utmost strength ofhisarithmetical .
bilities, threw ! shilling into his hat and
was walking away. The lame fellow
flushed with success limped after him
bawiing out, . bleaa you my nohls mas-
Der, have you no more smaH change Cor
poor jack NY bread roen's quite emp
q indeedp
ssAyast, brother, avass I, sid he sill
q, = the beggar was pressing upon him,
1. Don't veeF oni 20 much jsurope, bur
sheer OF while you are wei. r. nd
given YOU de nip md caxfo you'd stiil
have begged for the lpnebeaf.0
Laa. Rap.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-09
AVAILABLE TRACT Of LAND

= For Sale. ,..= q
THE above Tract Of Land il univer-
\ sally known BY the name Of the
White House Tapern; il contains III
acres, equal in soil to any in desc parts /,
- 10 public business, there il none supe.
rior. Further description need hot be
given, As it's so wen known, exeep. any
person liyingat . distance may incline
to purchase, in which case It may be me-
cessary 70 add, that il is within is miles
Of Winchester, 6 of Charles Town, ON
the main road leading from the Northern
to the Western Territories. :,
Terms will be made known by the
proprietor liyingon the land.
- ANDREW MCCORMICK
Angus. IL, 1905. ism.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-09
valuable PROPERTY for sale.

ITO Be sold or rented, the Plantation
i wherein now live, containing
96y acres, part of which 10 soMn down
with wheat and rye. There are several
springs in convenient situations, Two Of
whichare strongly impregnated with sui.
phun On this place are q good Apple
Orchard, and about 70 acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one Of them
two stories high, the other one and an
half Also . new Merchant Mill, and
Saw Mill, working undera 10 feet fall on
Sleepy Greek, with two oyershot watel
wheelss the Grist Mill has one pair d
French Burrs, and one pair Of Allegheny
stones, & 1.2 feetdiaMeter. The stream
ON which the Mill stands Is nayigable.-
Timber Is hoated down 10 the Mill, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. car
be RATED fromlhe Mill down to the rive
PotomaE This property is situate
miles from the Potomac river. and 1
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Vir
! ginia. The termss &c. may be known B,
| applying 10 the subscriber. >. ~.~, =
FREDERICK SNYDER. =
April 80, 1908. II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-09

BERkELEY, %. "
Ii November Court; 1902.
William Hill, Complainant.
AGAINST :. a. =
John Thornton, Augustine Washing
: ton and Samuel Washington, heirs Of
Thornton Washington, deed, John
Bate and James Smally Bate, Del rs.
r. liz cHANCERY. "
THE Defendants, John Thornton,
i Augustine Washington and Sa-
muel Washington, heirs Of Thornton
Washington, deceased, John Bate and
James Smaily Bate, not having entered
their appearance agreeable to an act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court.
and Il apPearing to the satisfaction of the
Court. INIT they are NOT inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the complainant by his Counsel, i Is or.
dered thar the said defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday In October next, to answer the
bin Of the complainant; and that COPY
of this order be forthwith inserted in The
Virginia Gazette, fortwo months sue
eessively, and published at the door oil
the Cou:s-House Of the said County.
"A Copy, /,
Tests, :.
. H. BEDINGER, 6. =. {.
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Z
Afa Court held fer Brooke ca.s:ty, and
esHtinHed on Friday tde srd day Of
fnnc, 1908. =. g.. -. :.
MI. John Holeraft, John Spivy, John
Ashby and Peggy his wife, Joseph
Pen.eeost, John Robb and Catherine
his wife, Dorsey Pentecost, Sarah
Penteeost James Ashbrooke Z and
Lueey his wife, George Penteeos,
and Nebeckah Pentecost, heirs AZ law
and legal representatives Of Dorsey
Pentecesty DECEASED. .y<s-esss.,,
- ~. II a. - :. ! !; =: =
William Johnston, Gabriel /. Johnston.
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife,
Benjamin Johnston, jur. Ann John.
ston, General w. Johnston, Robert
Johnston, Davis Floyd and Susanah
his wife, heirs It law Of BENJAMIN
Johnston, deceased, and Peter Pc.
tsrson. In CHANCERY.
THIS day came, the Complainants,
i BY their Counsel, and il appear.
ing 10 the Court thzt the Defendants.
William Johnston, Gabriel ]. Johnston,
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife.
Benjamin Johnston, jur. Ann johnston,
General w. Johnston, Robert Johnston,
Davis Floyd and Susanaii hisWife, heirs
q law Of Benjamin Johnston, deceased,
sre not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. Tits ordered thar the said De-
fendants do appear here on the second
dayof the next August term, 70 answer
The Compliments bill, and that copy Of
this order be forthwith published for
Two months successfully IN the nearest
Virginia Gazette, and alsoto be posted
uP or two months. excessively 1t the
door ofthe Court House Of this County.
ACopy. Teste, I.
JOHN coNNELL, e.s.c.
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A T a meeting Of i board Of Trustee.
"A Of the town Of Martinsburg, hell
the aoth day Of August. 1905, :.
Hbods ordered and directed, That the
time Of holding Market in said town.
shall, from and after the FIRST SA.
TURDAY in SEPTEMBER next.
begin about half an hour before SUNRISE
on each market-day, aniend at the usual
hour. =
August &c, 1908. --==...
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III. NO TIcR

THAT the subscribers are ready to
= receive and manufacture all kinds
Of grain agreeable to tie terms hereafter
mentioned, viz. Out Of every fifty bu--s
shells Of merchandise Wheat they will
deliver ten barrels Of SuPer6ne Flour,
and stand the inspection. An Flour
manufacturedtat our mill viii be delfver-
cd al the river without any eharge.-Alt
other grain shall be particularly attended
To. A generous price will be given in
cash for merchantable Wheat ana Flour
Barrels delivered ut the mill. >, ).
THOMAS .SWEARINGEN.
DAVID BEATTY. :.
August s, 1908. -. - -. tsmJ
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sHE subscriber respectfully informs
4 the inhabitants Of Shepherd's-T Town
and 10 vicinity, that he has commenced
the WEAVING BUSINESS, in all
its various branches in that place, nearly
opposite Mr.. Philip Shuts Tavern,
where al kinds Of Weaving, such Is Co.
yerlids, Competing and Diaper, and Al
kinds Of plain work, win Be executed il
the neatest and most durable manner, and
hopes from the goodness Of his work, 10
merit the Encouragement Of the public.
JACOB WISEHART.
May1s, 1904.
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UN1MPRovED LAND
Belonging to tie heirs q Geo. Soon, decd,
! 4g---.a To Ipase ..

4 a*=z To Lease. r. .
-FOUR hundred md forty three aeres:
/ West Of the North Mountain, about
nine miles from MartinsburR tthe Coun-
81 town and less than three from :
Merchant Mill, nor more than nine from
the Potomac River. The timber Is
heavy and abundant, which denotes the
quality Of the land TO be strong-it Is ac-
cordingly well adapted 10 ali kinds of
grain, and very good for grazing, il
Plentifully watered, lays favourable, aid
viii admit Of 20 10 80 acres of excellent
meadow being made At moderate ex-
Pense. Many other advantages are pos
sessed which are mot detailed, presuui-
ing that renters would wish 20 examine
for themselves DESTROYS to ren.-for
improvements, neither cash nor grain
viii be required, il cannot therefore fail
to become an object Of much interest to
those possessing force, especially rs the
terms, for five gears, will be made the
most easy and accommodating. possible.
Application TO be made to Nj. Will
am Scott, Of Martinsburg, or the sub
scriber, residing near SCOTS Mills, 1t
1APPls-Pse Ridge, Berkeley County
JAMES RUSSELL, Guardsan.
dngtst II, 1908. vi +, -
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PRINTING, g-
In all its variety, executed al this Otiee
with correctness and expedition.
MARTINsBURG, Berkeley County,
Hrginia Printed and published b
30 HIN ALBUR IT'S. b
rra4. Or rar INTELLIGENcER.

The price Of This Paper Is tue dollars
per annnMa, one doliarpa payable al the time
g subscribing, and one Iphe1 the year
espires. Distant snbscribeys PAY far the
Whole gear IN advance. The price Of
Advertisements, 70 non-subscribers, q
enc dollar per square for three weeks
i,aserficn, and for continuance after that
time IS cents per 1veeA Subscribers mill
continue % receive aFeduction d four. fourth
en- their advertisement. - n 4.
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AAA a. AON
., rnr rIasr $ vrRsrs o. rnR XIV
sATIaR on JuvxnAI.
7sen tarsnis " ,Dhas IRE esrrstisa,
folp!
Whsse curss tsomplss teach THAR ehildts
know
Apdp racsise acfs, that ~ q aidtsas siain,
Which fltare c0adlcf MOULD sface n
Uufn
sin rest the sigma piac'd 5yearlyf ame.
Asd desUA % lafssf ages damns he name.
Tpieasure IN tie dee re father tales,
See hon ms Eftle bar he iinfant sAatss
The dear, drilsive sounds his faneies
tAease, ~. :.
Ard gaminy grows spon him By degrees.
Mar tstt<r Hopes does the bisss youth se
- ford, 4 49,.
Whe learns % heap NTH htaaris' ne
70 cnl each danny 5ouaiesss NatEre
gipes, .ss ID. i. .7ss
And midsf p,ef1siioa only thinihe Epes;
Whilst HAIRY gtutfony deEghfs 70 see
. Htw sMayt the coy can Good a .fiiieusee,
Is years adpance IUhen science should b
taught, ! ....
And ne yomsg mind dispiay IL benz d
thought, -
Though abiest masters ply their saas;sr
art, : -z-@.s -
One only lesson occupies his heart
Sill resfs his mind on the delicisns dish,
And N the banquet oniy finds is ssish, :.
Does Harpas mercy 10 his son iimpari :
Haypax, Irhose cruel hand, more cruel
heart, -.
The dEPee f passion, Ser his trembEag
The Scorpion lash NTH rage incessaas
rpaues !: - II # = 2 So -
Whose rv:fs, lvhose child, Nth he same
: - object jspr, u III = =. s.
The frown vindictive, and the bie1p s.asi
bear, zsz-z//,- y
The. ductiie youth his pqrent's .rays Be-
holds =
And Ger his Juniors the same cenA.cl
hsids 5ez===-- - - = E s..5 -
Nth maths and curses gives the dyea1
command, ~
Spuyns the rpeak foof, and harls the b<s..
sile hand: .
The tyranf early on his mind imbrest,
Smofkers each nobltr pdssionsf tkettsast
Do you expect thai pirfa< should posses.
Yeiapfuas dangAfsfs svho b saeh aeces.
PuSsnes dseipioEs viee, aneheepd bs
&hdHe, zs++tts.t-zs
Ihafnof herseJf cmher adnh'rers namel
The girl IUas brivy to fhe tsmpting sias
Aud notD, though scarcely fede'a hel
trade begins; -
Writes, az her mother dictates, her
80 1ln0trs, a=s-. 4s 2-#
Audiht saule pfmp proDidss then para
: So naturt sills. Mare dep her tai.sa
sink, .. = S. y j
n we ,rerere tie source from whence u,
driHk. s C. t- - :
- a. y IN IS fAnfi. Demoeras. i.
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s.-.,.,>~.3
nATTENTIONl

n MEETING Of the Troop Of Ca
n valry commanded BY Capt. Mag.
mus Tate, Is intended It Martinsburg
On the second Saturday in Septembel
next--where . punctnal attendance viii
Be required.
By order ef the Captain.
JOHN M'CLEARY, ist Sssgt.
Asgast 50, 1905.
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at a Court heiafo, Btoalt County, and
continued on 7hursday the I'd day Of
Jmne, 1908. -,
A. c. John Mnrphey.

). = rs. :
Mary Murphey and Elizabeth Murphey,
heirs At law Of Cornelius Murphey,
deceased. .r .. In CHANCERY.
THIS day came the Complainant;
i by his Counsel, and it appearing
to this Court, that the said Defendants
are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. tits ordered that the Defend
ants do appear here on the second day in
the next August term, to answer the
Compliments bill, and that a copy Of
this order be published in the nearest
Virginia Gazette for two months sue
eessivelys and also BE posted up for two.
months successfully At the door Of the
Court House Of this county. Pm y -
o.. A Copy. Teste, s:=st
John cONNELL, Z. >. {. :
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Doctor SAMUEL =. tRAKER;

:. 410etV' o7110 VIZ J. 1hzIDQEzR,- =
LAS settled in Shepherd's-To Town, d.
Il feetly opposite. Mr.. Lanes store.
andcommenced the Practice Of PHYSIc
and SURGERY. He viii not boast Of
what he has done, or can do, but, having
had nearly a. good OPPORTUNITIES, as Eu-
rope or America could afford, hewill en-
deavor toreeommend himself BY his prac-
Gee. ii. - ,l77 n ~
Mayis, 1908.
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HAWKESBURY.

No. 81. Extract Of dIspaten rom
lard Whitworth 10 lord Hawkesoury'
dated Paris, Feb. II, 1908. ms 90.
natci, is no, very interesting, as the sue
lest Of It'll more fully explained III INC
Subsequent number.
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FOR sALE. BY
SIMEON MARTIN,

CTxTY EIbds. good retailing MolaGes.
- Two tons Hart, Club, and Halbeck Steel,
Twenty boxes brown Havana Sugsp.
Two thoufand bufhels Exuma Salt, fuitabIe foI
pork. beef, ard 6sh.---Alfo.
JsR uesivs1 f,sm AmssrdSm, PER %ip Eagle,
(Dsshi Aa6n Mgfrr)
9, Boxes plain Glafs. Ware, each containing 80
ftsws of half. plot Tonblcts, 10 per ftts~-
pint Decan,crs--6 half pint do.--Iz Wins
GIaGcs--6 Salt Cells.
is Boxes Auted GisL Ware, each containing,
400 half pint Tumblen--z quart Decsntcrs,
a pint do.--4 half-pint ditto--36 Wine
Gia6es--6 Salt Cells.
10 Pipes Weefp Gin---s cafks White Lead.
go quarter csGs Of Piaoi Powder.
4 cslks Shot, Of various 6zes,
ditto Linfeed Oil,
100 Dutch Checics, weighing 70 & II lbs. eacn'
400 tra bortie) empty Gin Cafes.
NsuDpoyf. JSs. 7o. 1903. l'iaJ