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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-04
DISTRICT OF C0LUDlBi3, II

DISTRICT OF C0LUMBi3,D
ON ehs petition Of Sepomus Leve'Irg
an inralveot doctor, confned in he PTion 6ooo-,
81 AIexanaria County. at the fo't Of "' li,,
W6fon, Notfct it bn<y giOen 70 the cL'o' w.
ahe faid septinLS Leyeiing, That On Mohg
The oh day Of Febfuasy nexr atII o'cioCH :"
NJ. at the Court houfe in The county OF Ae%%
dria, aiorclaid--the oath Of an iniolveai oeO.'
viii Be administered % the fad SePtlmos Leg,
ing-agreeable to the act q coogrei, no| >, =
force, on that ft6jett and tralcc app'l0'eo' !,
Iefs faaiccat csufe be shen and there f1S@n % i
con,rsr, It's aercd that this notice be pn6'ns,
three tines IL The Asxard:ia AdveytiIel a9' ~, =.
Alexandra Exooftor previous 10 the lad o T..
By order Of Nj holas Fizhugb, aiiSsot ju.s -
81 tile Circuit Cougs Of the D,alia Of C00'
bia. = r
rson,rv -. ea3+1
CO. Cath given for clean Linen A.
Cotton Rags. 81
sexszzszzsrs.s.4 ''"~
PRINTED DAILY BY
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To hire for the ensuing yen, two
Negro Men, :: .

shohaxe been brought up % neat farm
ing. For terms apply % the subscriber
near Martinsbury. -
JOHN DUGAN.
November II, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
INFORMATION WANTED.

IF certain Robert Gordon, son to a
i Thomas Gordon Of Carnstroan, conn.
ty Of Antrim, Ireland, who some time
ago migrated to this country, or his le-
gal Representatives, will call on the SUBJ
scriber in this town, he or they will BE
informed Of an estate in Ireland, of one
Thousand pounds sterling per snnum, to
which he or his heirs are entitled on the
death Of a Mr.. John Gordan, who is
lately deceased. -.,,.-r.g,.. H.. $
=. HUGH KENNEDY.
~ Hager s-town, Maryland, Nov. 23.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
Will be Sold,

Atpubue vendus, on Friday the i4th day
of December next, at the Subscribers
Mill on 'Tasearora creek, one mile
from Martinsburg, ,.'yr
=A-NEGRo WOMAN about IS
n years of age, who is wen aequaint-
ed with house and outWork, and her
daughter. smart Girl Of Ave years old,
and number of other articles. The
terms win be made known on thetiay Of
sale. The sale will begin at O'Clock.
: = 81 Hugh =. Pattsrssn.
November 80, 1904. ...:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
Public : Sale.

Ar H
PURSUANT TO ! decree of the
I Court Of Berkeley County, the sub
seribers viii expose 10 public sale, for
ready money, on the 24.h day Of Deem.
Der next, being the FIRST day Of Berkeley
Court, ii the Court House door in Mar
tinsburg, a LOT Of GROUND with
the Improvements thereon, situate in
the town Of Martinsburg on King street,
and known in the plan of said town BY
Lot No. 1913, late the property OF George
Tiiley, decd. This property will be
sold subject to the right Of Dover Of the
Widow Of said Tilley. H.
WiAiam Riddle, I cou1m;,,;.
- Ephrain GATHER, onfrs.
IL Edaoard Bseson, } =
November 80, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
hi Ouey6er:

THE subscriber wishes to engage as
l. an oyerseer, a sober, active in
dustrious man, who has been accustom-
ed to the business, and can come pro-
perry recommended.-He has Tene-
ment to let Of about $50 acres Of the FIRST
quality of limestone land. ----.--..--.-... -..
RAWLEIGH CoLSTON..
November IS, 1904. 49, ..--
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
N o T / c Z.

D Y virtue of Deed Of trust, to Us
y executed BY Matthew Whiting. we
shall proceed to sell at public Auction at
the mansion house of the late William
Hsnshaw, deeeas'd, on Saturday the
18th day of JaHuarynexr, for cash, one
Negro boy named Prince, the property
Of said Whiting. attendance viii
be given, BY Adam S, Henshaw.
: . y Washington Henshaw.
Berkeley County, Nov. 9th 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
The hAMotice

rs hereby given to those persons in
i debted TO the estate Of Joseph Park,
deceased, that If their several accounts
and obligations are not paid up by the
18th Of March next, they win be put in.
TO the hands OF an Attoraeyfor collection,
withour respect to persons--and all those
who have any demands against the estate,
are requested to bring them. in for pay
WILLIAM WILSON, "
=: ..-.-> -Actiag Administrator.
Prospect Hill, November 80, 1905
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
He has akse on hand.

A BriefRetrospect of the eighteenth
n century, in two elegant octave vo.
lumes, containing sketch Of the RevO-
lutions and improvements in Science,
Arts, and Literature, during that period.
Public Characters containing memoirs
Of Charles J. Fox, William Pitt, DR..
:, Erasmus Darwin, Henry Dundas, DR..
John Wolcott, William Herschel, Mar
quis CORVALLIS, Joseph -Priestly, Mr..
D'Israeli, Lord Nelson, Gilbert Wake.
field, Earl St. Vincent, Robert Southey,
VIM. Goodwin, William CowPer, Warren.
Hastings, Sir Ralph Abercrombie, DR..
James Gregory, DR.. William Mavor,
Lord ,Grenville, Duke of Bridge Water,
Thomas efFerson, Bushrod Washington.
Edmund Randolph. Dr.. Hugh Blair,
Sir Joseph Banks, Henry Addington,
John Horn Tooke, General Bowles,
Count Rumford, DR.. James Beattie,
DR.. Samuel L. Mitchell, DR.. Jenner,
General Ira Allen, Earl Ssanhope, Mr..
Curran, &c. -.
J, Letters Of Junias, MassiIlOn's Ser
Antient and Modern Europe.
fuckers Bhacksfone. ----
Literary Magazine, Nos. 1 ead4.
Wilson's EgApt. =.
Domestic Encyclopedia, in volumes.
Select British Classicks, in 50 volumes.
with &c elegant engravings.
Wortman's Political Enquiry, and
the Liberty of the Press,
, The History of the British Empire.
from the year 1865 to the end of i7s3.
containing an Impartial History Of the
Origin, Progress. and Termination of
the. American Revolution, in two large
octave volumes, with elegant liksnesses
Of Washington and Franklin. ;.
An Essay on the causes Of the variety
Of Complexion and Figure in the Human
Species,
Addison's Evidences Of the Christian
Religion.
Debates on tie louisiana Treaty.
DAraeb7s Poems,
Ten Volumes Of" Se!ec, Novels"
Spectator, Don 9uixotte,s A66e...
Nocturnal Hisit. Jane Talbot, Emms.
line, Don Raphael, Maid Of Bristol,
Chains Of che heart, ReViesO, House y
be soh, and Mrs. WigSins.
Bibles, Testaments, Baltimore col.
lection Of H1 INNS, for the use of the
Methodist Church, Dilworth's and Web
ster's Spelling Books, Gunter's Scales,
Cases Of Mathematical Iastrxments--
Large and Small hand Copies for the use
OF Schools. Workmans Arithmetic,
adapted to the commerce ofthe United
States, Young Mans Companion.
Art of Speaking.
American Preeeptor.
Esop's Fables.
Aarti"s6urg, august II, 1904.
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MART1NSBURG, Berkeley Conn ~
Virginia; Printed and pu6ashsdb E "
IOHN ALRUR IT'S.
TERM. or THE INTELLIGENcER

THE price q this Paper j! tuoo dOiIa,s1
per amum, one doilarpayabk at the tune
Of subseribing,- and enc .essn the year
expires. Distant Subscribers pay far The
whale year in advance. The Price Of
Advertisements, to non-subseribrrs, 10
one dollar per square, fer three =SeeAs
insertion, and tor continuance efter that
time rs cents per toeek; Sabscribers md.
cortttiinLusto receive reduction d sne 3oasih
on iasif adysrtisements.-- -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07

TAKEN up trespassing on the sub
i scriber's plantation. a stray Boar,
of white colour, supposed to be about
nine months old when taken up, has no
crop or other mark-appraised to four
dollars. The owner isrequested TO prove
property pay charges and take him away.
:, JOHN VAN METRE.
Berkeley counsy, November 30, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
r o rs A LIE.
November so, 1904.

TI.aer q ao7 acre. q rood lime
II ssons Land, lying miles from
Shepherd Town, on the main road lea
ding from thence 20 Charles Town, Jef.
ferson County $50 acres Of which are
cleared. and proportionzble auantity
Of Meadow Land, MeIl enclosed and in
good farming condition. There are &
good springs on the land good bearing
Apple Orchard----and some other fruit
Trees. Two convenient dwelling hou-
ses, barn and other out buildings. For
terms apply 10 the subscriber living on
the premises. - q = - e. u . *
MASON BENNETT.
n
Oetober aeth, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
S ON 6.
- -, q. g.. -

j III y q D. n ~ e.e-AhSN# - - - +
Like . very gallant, ! win compliment
all, g. O. %:e =s~' i, -
III leer and ogie the pretty,
Tkiithe short ones they're neat, the ma
zass jestic, they're tall, Tx.
r And call al the homely ones witty.
Thus, agreeable falaehood passing for
- truth, 3
800 I shall tickle their vanity snugly,
Talk of prudence TO age, and Of pleasure
70 youth, &
And console with > fortune the ug-
To the pale I'H on delicate titles begin,
To she aorid T'l hold forth on roses,
callsqHintinS . leer, End smile IN =
And proportion, where ehins kiss with
= & noses.
Thus, agreeable falehood. &c. .~e.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
.NEW.BOOKS.
/. ALBURTIS,

Has jitst reeefvea fran me City Of PHita"
dtlphia, an additional supply Of
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
warranted at the PHILADELPHIA and Balti-
.a- more retail PRICES
:. Consulting in part #:
VARS French RESOLUTION,
WashingtOn's Letters,
Biographical Charts.
Mavor's Universal History,
Common Prayer BoOks, bound in Me-
rocco and elegantly gilt,
GHord's Jupenal,
BIoomfctd's Farmers Boy,
---- Poems,
Some Nt1o Nouels, number Of As~
Plays, SIC. sc.
Agreat variety efcHAP BOOKS.
Common Writing, thick Post, and Let
ter Paper,
Waters and Sealing Wax,
Red and Black Ink. Pow der.
Ink-Sand, Quilts, &c. &c. &c. II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
Menli;nger'eS| Coqber
Have received from Philadelphia
>. - their supply Of -. II. -. ;
Fall Goods,

vhichadded to those they had on hand,
makes a handsome assortment.-They
keep LIQUORS Of the first quality
Port, -, Jamaica Spirits,
Sherry, !: French Brandy,
Lisbon & Peach. Brandy.
Malaga - Common Rum &
Rye Whiskey.
Pine.Grove Ten plate STOVES
Observation-Disclosures,
OVENS-GRIDDLES, TEA KET-
TLES-SKILLETS and WAGON
BOXES.-The known superiority Of
these Castings, must induce those wish
ing to purchase, to give them prefer
snce.-SHEET-IRON for Stove
pipes and doors. ..
Also, an assortment IF best TEAS
Hyson, Young Hvson, Hyson-Skin,
Imperial and Bohea,
all Of which they offer for sale for Cash,
or Grain of any descripsion.-Cash
paid for Wheat or Rye delivered at
Flags, Beeson's, Christy's or Hess's
Mills.
Martinsburg, November Is, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07
Will be Sold,

w Ill -OO OOANs
At public vendue, on Monday the sist
December next, at the place whereon
William Gorreli, deed, lately lived,
on opeckon creek, about three miles
from MartinsburS, =" " o.
.0NE- Negro Woman, Horses, Cows.
" Sheep and Hogs, Farming Uten-
sis Of every description, and a very great
variety OF Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, Hay Wheat, Rye, Com and
Oats and Grain ID the ground, with ma
nv other articles too numerous 10 @rnenti-
on. Twelve months credit will be Civ
en-. g,he purchaser to give bond with APP
proved security. The sale will begin ii
ten o clock, and continue from day to
day until all Is sold. -
abraham .GorreA, I r,~., Il,
Tosfph GorreR, h@fea'''''
November 80, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-02
TIL JEFFERSON,
AN ACT

RHhafiqe to tie toaatenC1tionS occrtaia officers of
tie ei5fomS and 10 trof,ide for appointing a
SarOey in tie djyfrjd therein neat;o1aed.
DE it ena3sd By the Srrate and Hone Of Re-
~ frsjsntati4e5 Of tbe United States of<fgser;-
ra ig CongretS aBfAbied, That from and af-
ter the lait day of June in the preient year, the
falarleS heretofore allowed by law to the feve-
ver1l collectors of the cultoms, for the dihri6s
OF Bath, PortiInouth, Newport, Middlefown,
New-Haven, Delaware, Richmond, Whining
Ton IN North Carolina, Newbern and Rdcnton,
mai ceaie and be difcontinued. And there
NAL be allowed and paid annually to the Off
GERS o. tue cuftoas hereafter named, the fol-
lowing iiims respectively, viz.
TO the collector for the dinrict Of Nstchez
IN addition to the fees and other emounents of
Office, the fun of two hundred and fifty dol
lars and TO each OF the furveyors at New
London, Middietown, New-Haven and Alex
andria, III addition 70 the allowances already
effabifhcd by Law, the fun of fifty dollars.
sec. 2. Ird he II further GRATED, That
nom ard after the laid laft day of June in lieu
OF tbe copmilfioas heretofore allowed BY lazy.
there hail be allowed to the collectors Of the
cnitonlS for Wilmington in North Carolina, 6.
Newbern, two ard a half per cent:
10 the colleGtors for Petersburg and Rich
mopd, two per cent
TO The collectors for Keunefu,n,- and New
LONDON one and three quarters per cent:
per cents
To the collectors for Ncw-Haven and Mid
diesown, one andthree eie hths per cent:
40 the collectors for Providence s. AIcxan-
ara, one ard one quarter per cent:
rome collector for Newburyport, ono and
one eighth per cent:
TO the collector for Portland, three quarters
oil orc per cent
Ard 10 the collectors for Salem and Beverly.
hye eighths OF ono per cent on all monies bv
them respectively received on account of the
dntie' ariilug on goods, wares and merchandise.
imported into the United States, and on the
Tonnage Of 'hips and vefels.
Sec. 3. Aad be il ferfber era9sI. THAT
there iha be appointed f,rveyor for the dif.
tr.ct Of M7rbehesd. TO reiide at Marblebead .
WHO hall be entitled 10 receive, in addition TO
thc other emoluments allowed by law, Ealarv
Oh one hundred dollars annually.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker efs5e HonE nj Rc6r,f7f7t:4,e,.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
AZ P'Dldsaf gffbe SENATE pro te,7bore
APPaovRD, =
TIL /: JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-02
CO ND IT 10 " S.

I. The Ex2UISER will appear twice
week.. During the FELTON, of Congreis
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum: the whole to
be paid at the time of fubfcribing.
III. hDvFRTrsEMENTs,f from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed iquare in length,
ihall he inherited for (suenty-fve cents
the frft time, Gtly cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirt-t5res cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifernents inherited for fifty cents
the firit time, and tbirty-fbres cents
for every additional infertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-02
Bi" AUTHO RITZ.
FLAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT

AN ACT
To tsrc1ide for a more erte,1Ez,e 9ifiibsafon Of
TIE Leqo5 Of tie United S.HIet.
DE itenGaea b. tbe Senate and Hogie Of Re-
- p,,sjsnatiUes oftbe Uniled States Of faxeriea
IN CongrrjF aGcmbied, That the iecretary for the
department Of fate be, and he hereby is author
lied and empowered 10 procure four hundred
copies of the laws of the United States: one
hundred copies of which flail be attributed in
juit proportions in the territory Of Orleans and
diftriGt of Loufiana the other three hundred
copies to be referyea for the difpoial of Com
greis.
Sec. .. Ind be ii further enaded, That one
thouflnd copies of the laws of the United
States which ihall be printed az the clcfe OF
each felton,, flall be rsferved for the dfpofal of
Congrefs, and that the diitrbution the re-
nalnder HAIL be extended TO the territory of
Orleans and diltri6t of Louiiiana, and to fuch
other territories as are or may hereafter be cf-
tabliihed, in the fame manner and proportion
as is already provided by law for Distributing
them among the feveral itates and territories ::
and the lecretary of fate fhal cauie to be pub
Hihed in one ncwfpaper in each of the terrific
ries of the United States, where newspapers are
printed, the laws which have pafied during the
pre(ent feilion, and which may hereafter be paf-
fed by Congrefs.
Sec. 8. Ind BE- II further enafed, That
there fhall be transmitted by the fecretary OF
rate 70 each member of the Senate and Houie
OF Representatives., and 20 each territorial dele.
gate, as foon aSnay be after the expiration of
each felton, Of Congrefs, a copy OF all the laws
which ihalI have been pailed at fuch fefIion.
Sec. 4. ind be it tftrfbe7. enaded, That the
fun oftwo thouiand dollars be, and the fame
hereby is appropriated, for defraying the ex-
pence authorized by this act, payable out of "a
ny money in the treafury, not otherwife appro-
priated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ejFtbs HogjS Ct ReprycnsatiUe5.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Prsfdsnt ot't5e Senate pro temporr.
March 81, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-02
NATEr. MACON,
AN ACT

To aLieqY drG7v6neks ofduties, on goods, qvnrrJ
and msrebandje, fragportsd BY laid in TIE
cafes therein Wentioaed.
DE if enaf7ed BY the SeuGte and Ronje of Re-
- pre/snfafi,eS Of TIE United States Of 14me-
rTc0 in Congreji a6eMblcd, That all goods,
wares and merchandise duly imported into Ell
ther of the diftrictg Of Bottom and Charefton,
Salem and Beverly, Newburyport, Ipfwich, or
Marbehead, in the fate of Maiachufetts,
which ih1 be transported by inland convey
Ianee, along the turnpike or other main road in
70 another of the fad difriets, and be there
from exported to any foreign port or place,
ihall be entitled to the benefit os drawback of
the duties upon fuch expectation, under the
fame provifoEs, regulations, reftri6tions and Ii
mutations, as If the goods, wares and merchan-
dife were transported coaftwife from one to a.
mother Of the faid diftiicts, and ALTO upon the
conditions fpecifed in the feventy-nnth fiction
ofthe act, entitled " an act to regulate the col
lection Of duties on imports and tonnage"
Sec. Q. Aad belt further eHa7ed, That all
goods, wares and merchandise, duly imported
into the diarid ofDelaware, may be transported
to the fame places, in the fame manner, and on
the fare conditions, with goods, wares, and
merchandise, duly imported into The diGlriGts of
Philadelphia, New-York, or Baltimore and
fha in like manner be entitled TO the benefit of
a drawback of the duties thereon, upon expor-
tation 20 any foreign port or place, agreeable
90 the proviiions contained in the feventy-ninth
fctdon Of an act, entituled "an act to regulate
the collection of duties on imports and ton
mage" and that all goods, wares, and merchan-
dife, which being duly imported into the diff
tri6ts of Philadelphia, New-York, or Balti-
more, ihall be exported from the diftri6t of De-
lawaTc, ihall alto be entitled TO the benefit OF
drawback of the duties on the fame, in the
fame manner, ard on the fame conditions
which are prefcribed by the fad fevcnty-uinth
fiction of the ash aforcfaid, for goods, wares,
and merchandise, which being duly imported
into Baltimore or New-York, ihal be exported
from Philadelphia.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker eff5e Hoatc Of Rebrcjsnfati4e5.
AARON BURR,
Niee-PrcFdeaf eftbe United States, and PycEa,euf
off5s Senate
February rs, 1901
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-02
(oteien hteNigence.
AH1G6

Further Extr,aat from late European 3,iufs----
reeei4'eG at the eb9ee oftbe Nezv-7ork Morning
Chronicle.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-02

Rflafi0e TO tie fo'zssgcltiOn5 9crrtaia officers of
The egfons and 10 troe,;dt for Appointing a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-24
Congress Of lbe unften atates.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thursday, March IS.

The bill for appropriat;ng 5o,oos dollars for
progrelEng with the public buildings il the city
of Wahingion, after having paGcd through
committee of the whole, was ordered to a third
reading to morrow.
The Houfe went into committee of the whole
on the bill providing rules for the government
of the army.
The 18th article is in the words following
Art. S. Whatever officer or folder ihal pre-
iume to ufe traiterous or difrefpettful words,
againf The PreGdtnt of the United States. againf
the Vice Pfefdcnt thereof, aga;nR the Congrsls
of shc United States, or agalhR the Chief magii-
tra,e or Ieeiflature Of any Of the United States
in which he may be quartcred, if comminioned
officer, he .fhall be Gathered, or oherwife pun.
ifhcd as a court martial fhall direct, if non.
coTrmifioned officer or folder, hs ihall fuffer
fuch punifhment as thall be inflicted on him by
the fentence of court martial.
Mr.. Nicho(ou moved to ftfike out this ar
sicle. S
Mr., varnum, defred before the qu,ition was
put, to be INDUCED with an opportunity Of read.
ing the article at preient in force, which would
ihew that in principle It was the fame with that
in the bill.
Mr.. v. read the old article und.r confederation,
the only variation ariGng from the old providon
applying TO the'' Congefs of the United States
and Legislatures"
Why gentlemen ltould now be inclined to
leaving the army loofc to calumniate the govern
nlent, he could notlay.
MIR. Nichoilon. It is not my with TO fence
round the PreGdent, Vice PRECEDENT, and Congrels
with fecond fedition law. 1.-THE officers of the
army condna themfelyes Improperly it is in the
power Of tie executive to punifh them--They
Can be removed at the will of the preGdent, or
by the court martial. Befdes, do not under
Rand the fiction. ak, what is the meaning Of
traitorsus words ufed agalna the preGdent, Vice
PRECEDENT and Congrefs. know of no traitorous
words that can be ufed. There are none fuch
that can be found in the contribution and | sm
decidedly oppofed to any iuch mode of eaab-
lining, by The fdc way means, 70 dangerous a
contraction.
The queRion was then taken on Mr.. Nj
cholf,n's motion, and carried, Ayes IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-24
HAGUE, January 81.

t,a saturday We hsai4 hsayy cannonade
flushing and it WIS conjctfnred thar the
:. -. lad MADE al attack on our A9y,iia. The
ss,,,a. Council Immediately sent of 40 officer
go .,k.;ooi iry, wh9 however returned Oh the
flowing asy With advice 'hs:is was only coca
';,,.i b. a grand maae lvsring of 10 vessels,
'S woica Admiral Vcrh.ul hai sailed cut of
/. read. As there are now such nunsber OF
-. It Flusaing, General M ,nnet has increased
4. - m.,rtss Of prscausion 10 prevent the vessels
Con, b.ing set on fire, either BY negligence or
i: snssaries OF the eacny.
Moe than one huolred vessels from the interl-
], canals Of the republic, are expected soon TO
:s;o he fosilla al Flushing.
IN. lass riniacl Of Juice, Tadama. is sp.
o0io..d ch:cfof the pohee at Amaeioann.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-24
MADRID, January IS.

On Friday in the sf.efnoan, tn. - initaas
between FIVE and FIX III me evening a fmart
nOck OF an earthquake was felt here, which
eccsioned the more alarm az this phenomenon is
aluoa totally uaknown here. The direction of the
hock was from North 20 lputh, a thock near
h Gnilar was Felr hc,e ar rhe tim- of the earth.
suak. at Liibon, and it is probable this has bsen
much more Comfortable ia Tome other country.
[Tbissartheoskr, on the I3sh Of January, II
will be recollett-d was felt ar fsveral places OH
HE cosR Of Holland.