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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-27
Myra,,oria DaIp aalvrtiset.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.

The foHo1dng Extracts IF letters firm ore
OF cur Rqfortsaaate Gon1tf3e1e1l N I157-
&, are Urrp dstreesing, md saraes.tq az
maud the attention q the soOsrnmsat
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
Tabb e. Patterson,
Cabinet Makers,

MOST respectfully inform their
I'VE friends, and the public in general,
that they have commenced the Cabinet
business in Matinsburg, in that large
stone-house, opposite Mr.. Alburtis'
Printing-ofiee, whore they win dispose
Of the most fashionable, neatest and best
Kind Of furniture At a low rate for cash
or country produce. They have guam
tity Of very wide plank, Of the best qua-
lity which win enable them to make the
neatest kind Of furniture, and the most
durable, with quick dispatch.
Deeem. 7th, 1904. --,--- -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
E. Mqquam,
CABINET MAKER,

ID ETURNS his sincere thanks to
N the public for the great encourage
ment he has met with since he comment
ced business in Shepherd's-Town and
as he intends continuing his business
in said town, in a frame house nearly
opposite to Mr.. John Bakers, has pro-
vided himself with sufficient stock Of
Mahogany, Walnut, &c. elbegs
leave to assure those who may favour
him with their custom, that nothing On
his part shall be vomiting 10 merit their
APPRECIATION. Having acquired his pro.
fession in Europe, and carried on BUSH
ness in Baltimore for q considerable
time, he Aatters himself that he viii be
able to give general satisfaction: He
manufactures in the neatest manner, and
on the newest and most approved plans,
all kinds Of Cabinet work, such as Sc
cretaries, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Sophas,
Easy Chairs, Heart.hack, ditto Be. &c.
all kinds Of Window and Bed C0Faices,
and all kinds Of Carving, Plating and
Fret-work also, EleetrifyinE Machines,
suitable for Physicians or private fanii-
lies.
Shepher9's- Torun, Dec. af, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
An Oueyaer:.

THE subscriber wishes to engage Is
! i an OverYser, sober, active in
dustrious maR who has been accustom-
led to the business, and can come pro-
perly recommended. He has . Tone.
ment to le. Of about $50 acres of the first
quality oflime-stone land. ss
RAWLETGH coLSToN.
November %, 1904. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
II TRAIT GLAND,

lying in the County Of Berkeley, on
Sleepy Greek, containing two hundred
and sixty seSeti acres, more or less,
with all and singular its appurtenances,
consisting among ether things Of q valu.
able Saw.Mill and Grist-Miil.
The sale viii commence At u O'Clock.
Ta!entine Dyke, -1c.
Nm. 4Aexandet, IsmM'S-
Phi, G.. Ptndieten, s''"er''
NeFember 80, 1904. .--..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to a decree Of the
Il County Court Of Berkeley, in Cham
Gerry, in the case Of David Dawson, Ver-
sus Daniel Roget, the subscribers will
on Monday the s1st day Of December
next, on the premises, proceed to sell
atPublie auction to the highest bidder
for ready money, 49, s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28

IHE Committee OF Commerce and Ma
nufactures, TO whom was referred the
resolution OF the. House of the aist
ult. to inquire into the expedi-
ency of allowing, under proper, reg,i-
lations, y drawback of duties on goods,
T. wares and merchandise imported into
the port Of Newt Orleans, from any
port OF the United States, and from
thence exported 70 any foreign port or
place" with Instructions 20 = report
by bill or Otherwise, respectfully
4 submit the following I'll ..1.--.zl.. -
.s" REPORT. / :
Urox examining the act PASSED tie
last session Of Congress, entitled /" An
act for laying and collecting duties on
imports and tonnage, twithinthe territory
ceded to the United States by the tieaty
Of the 3oth April, 1905, between the
United States and tho French Republics
and for other purposes" itappesrs thae
the sixth section refuses the drawback
on all goods, wares and merchandise exA
ported from the port of New-O Orleans, D.
Their, Than on those which shah have been
imported directly into che same, from .
foreign port or place. DraWbacks have
been allowed IN al ports Of the United
States, aimee the FIRST acts were passed
laying aduty on imports and tonnage.
No Inconvenience or loss has or can hap
pen III giving back what we have reesiv-
ed in cases where the article ia really en-.
ported out Of the limits Of the United
States, and many advantages have result
ed from pursuing this policy. Ourports
thus become the places Of deposit for the
merchandise ofal nations. Our com.
mercewith foreign countries Is enlarged.
Greater shipments Of our productions
can be made. New employment can be-
given to our tonnage, already respecta-
BE and on a rapid Increase, and as We
necessarily import more than we con-
same, the. surplus is again shipped to o.
Their countries. But II drawbacks are
discontinued, even in single port, com.
merce must experience great embarrass-
ment, or it viii open for itself some new
channels, where the streams Of wealth
may bow unimpeded and free from i'm.
proper restraints, and other nations win
reap advantages, which different poli-
ey would unquestionably have seeuredto
m. d,,,;.. ~ .sy.;. f,,,.a y. r.
forn, = -. On. 49, I'm amount:
arc always estimated in the price defnan.
ded from the consumer, orfrom the pur.
chaser who insends to shipthem fora To-
80 -. =. - . -ss - svlesns.o
;onerss;on. sc so,s.s.,ss ~. win ~
&c !. Ssn;sJ -. "a = suy a.l-
w;li +. 49, s - rs PIE
w;,b III as;s;asI - ~ ). ~. ~ .ou.s
NAV - shs-.s"bi. e's ' - "h ' ''l ~
H.. o. -. -. =
49,. Sn.s.LS - ny - Por. oLss
CONT, VI o.ues =. 1ne Mss.eI ~
narrs x 49, - - ..PPeu = - {
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
TIE ANNdice.

rs hereby given % thess persous IN
1 debsed 70 the estase of Joseph Park,
deceasrd, that il their several accounts
and obligations are not paid up BY the
rsth Of March next, hey win Be put in.
to the hands ofan Attorney for collection,
without respect to persons and all those
who have any demands against the estate,
are requested 'obrins them ia for pas-
nent to = go. -. y, t.
WILLIAM WILSON;
ActiaS Administratot.
ProsPset-Hill, November 50, lsoA
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
Memmg! elre3 Cooper
Have received from Philadelphia
their supply of
Fall Goods, *.

which added to those they had on hand,
makes handsome assortment.-They
keep LIQUORS OF the FIRST quality
Sherry, ! French Brandy,
LisboA & Peach Brandy,
Malaga } > Common Ram L
Rye Whisksy. -
Pine Grove Ten plate STOVES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OvENS-GRlDDLES, TEAKET-
TLES-SKlLLETS and WAGON
BOXES.-'rhe known superiority Of
these Castings, must induce those wish.
ingto purchase, to give them = prefer
enee.-sHEETGIRON for Stove
pipes and doors.
Ais0. an assortment s best TEAS
Hysen, Young-EIyson.& Hys6a-Skin,
Imperial and Bohea, ~
All Of which ttiey offer for sale for, Cash,
or Grain Of any descriPtiou.-ACash
paid lot Wheat or Rye delivered at
Flagss, Bseson's, Christy's or Hess
Mills. y
Mareinsburs, Nosetber1e, 1904.
y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28

D Y virtue Of q Deed Of trust, to US
- executed by Matthew Whiting, we
shall proceed to sell 1t public Auction at
the mansion house of the late William
Henshaw, deceased, on Saturday the
18th day Of January next, for cash, one
Negro boy named Prince, ae property
of sid Whiting. DIE attendance viii
be given by Adam s. Henshaw.
Washington Henshaw.
Berkeley County, Nov. 9th 1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
H.5RT and GOUTHG -4TF-

Grocers and Commission NIrrchants,
In the store lately occupied by Mr. BouLroy,
opposite Mr. Peasants Printing. Office,
M AIN ST RECT, HMOND,
Z FsrEorruLLY iyJ,m tier friends ana roe
fubhc' f6at t"ey bare laid in general Gsso,t-
,neh Of GRocEnIEsa aud L1ouoBs oftke Gystgua.
Eties' 775icb tbcr aye selling rey lou for ready mo-
ney ar Produce at cash Prices
disc. Saeca's Waye, Patent .Sbot. Gunbozr9er
Indigo, Sc. &c. and Rd,e'S P6iiaaeipLia borthed
ioter, Of gr6cb they bave constant supply. by tbe
dozen or single botfie.
7bT 5ave far sale. on Commission, Cur
NAILS (f'om 8! to 2d) BY The CASE ~ small guam.
uties; also, PEACH BRANDY BY tbe barrel, and
par u COLOGNE MlLLsrcwEs, 5 teet IL in.
.iugust g. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25
Wars 81 Tie FaEweR Peyoiuy,ioIs.

Wars Il tie FREEcR PsyoiU7ioH.
as, published. end for safe at S ReGsarrs JIM :,
Printing CfFce and Bouk store, Rickaso,I
THE HISTORY or TIE VARS
Which arofe out Of the French Revolution; to
which is prefxed, review OF the eaules OF thss
event. BIZ ALEXANDER STEPHENS, Of
the hon. Society OF the Middle Temple, efo.
- ofatni'es gestas fotri Romani St,ic,im aIi
qaeque diSna SidcGantm P'esc' ibe'e: mdsis quod
mto!, a SPe netn Pdrti6us restublice anlnu. i.ey-
eTdt. Sail. de CON uiat. Catill
The Lon don edition OF this work which has
jun eoric TO hand is now telling at IS dollars
Extract fon tbe Monthly Magazine and E,ir;.b
Register. for Ju!y, 1903
l he late evcntful war has found an able ki!.
torian in MT Alexander Stephens, whole work
entitled '' A HiRory OF the Wars which arofe our
OF the French Revolution from 1893 to the gene
raj peace in 1907" exhibits eonnetaed and we'll
arranged detail OF the moa eycptfui & important
CONTEXT That has occurred finee the fnhjug alton Of
the Roman empire and in the conrfe OF the work,
the author has united the iL,ereft arifing out of
biography with the infru6lion to be derived from
hiitory in bosh departments his manner is dig
nifed his language II eloquent ard hi. in ormaa
ton is obvouOy derived rom the moh authentic
fource.
The introduction after touching en- the great
changes that have taken place in ancient and mo-
Germ Rates, preienes diiiertation on the govern
ment Of France, in which the opinions oil Niece.
ray, troiiiart, Commines, and Hot,oman, are quo
ted and Investigated. An attempt il alto made TO
trace the late revolution up its original rouree,
while the leading men and sentencing psrties are
fully and difiraiy portrayed tn. ehsrs Gers Of
Iurgot, Colonne. Clavierrc, Robeip;erre, Marra,,
Br'aot, Talleyraud, Mirabeau. Lai'y Bsrnave,
&c. are accordingly developed in Cutc, iIion
In the courfe OF this work the principal ftates.
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aid the opinions, talents and puriri,s OF Pitt a
Fox, an Arlington, Sheridan, Dunda. Bed
ford and Granville, are noticed and enumeraS
ted. alo
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CASH SALE OF LAND,
IN ALBEMAELR.

an September 18th. will be SOLD in Char
Olottesvie, 10 the highest bidder, for Cash,
The 1RiCT OF LIND, wing on the east side
OF Kivanna, over against Charlottesville, contain
ing about 600 acres, with 4 new commodions
Dwelling Hcuse. Two years of a lease under
good rcstri qions haze 10 run after this. The
land is all oil the South West Mountain quality ;
an.. though much injured in parts, is in general
stiil very good, and all recamable. The sale pro-
ceeds from a deed of trust indemnify against
loss rs security and ball. which was executed in
December. 1902, by William Bache of Pcnnsyl-
vania. to THOMAS M. RANDOLPH.
July S5. ids
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To be let, on building

Leases. three beautiful. AIRY and elevated SITUATE
ons Cor dwelling houses, To any gentleman in
the mercantile line, other occupation, who
wishes pleasant and agreeable residence for his
family, either of these sites would be truly desira
BILE as they are contiguous to the scene Of active
business. at the Same time that they are removed
from the dust and hustle OF the town. Enquire a.
,his printing Office.
An experienced sober and industrious ARD
NER will hear of an advantageous situation
application as above. None of opposite charac.
,cr need apply. Il April Is, 1904.
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DECLINE IND F.dLL OF TIE RO.
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together with MEMOIRS of the LIFE and
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Gls5es,e,, Eay o9i5. 1904.

RELOW is LIST Of three hogsheads of To
- BACCO. which have lain in this Ware
house upwards of TWO years without being Slain
cd, which tho law requires shall be advertised to
be sold 1T the expiration of three months, Of our
Courthouse, Fairfax county. Yon will pleste ad
vertise it accordingly.
l. II. No. 226 6t2 lis sly, April 5. 1901
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
1T II GENERAL MEETING OF

1T II GENERAL MEETING or
THE STOCKHOLDERS.
ESOLVED. that until Certificates Tor the
" IN Stock held in this Institution be issued un-
" der the bye laws hereof, the Scrip or evidence
OF Shares held herein be transferable by In
dorsement or Assignment, and that all lhe
" Shares standing in the name of any Stockhol-
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company to tho person or persons producing the
Scrip or evidence of such shares, regularly en-
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RESOLVED, that the President of the Bank
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\" September next) for The purpose of adopting
" such bye laws. rules and regulations as shall
be deemed necessary Tor the government of the
" Institution; and considering other subjects inn
4" portant to its interest"
a true extract from the proceedings of the &c
neral Meeting OF Stockholders, on saturday ia
ly 9TH. 1864.
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m nd on the hrst Monday in September next
tor the purposes stated in The foregoing resolution
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DIX,
IL is with much pleafure congratulate you on
that important difeovery, your Cough Drops, and
request that you will send a further supply with
ont delay. The favorable reports brought to me
che two laa winters Of their f2eedy and good eff
feeiJ in the relief and cure OF Coughs and Asth-
matIe complaints, induced me to employ them in
my practice which have done with much satil,
faction TO nyfelf and benefit to others.
II the good opinion entertain of your medi-
cine can recommend it to public notice, beyond
VIVA. It has acquired you are at liberty to make i.
known. Indeed mould hold myfelf uniul 10
you and uneharitable to mankind did noe With
great willingness acknowledge tina, believe j,
10 be one Of the ben medicines cn,ployett in Pul.
monary complaints, sincerely with you may de-
rive every emo!ument the medicine entities you
to.
any, Sir, your very humble fervant,
ROBERT PORTER.
Tot,ephar, court. R DAD, Dee. II, 1906.
81 Prepared tonly) at Churoh's Difpniary No
rj, Front street near the Fly-markct, New York
and fold by appointment at Samuel Pleaiants's book
Store. Richmond. Virginia.
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Satisfactory Proofs
OF THE FICACY OF
Doctor Chalrch's
COU GH DROP s.

a medicine unc1ualled by any other in
the world. Gnce fra diecovered by Or.
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Congealcd Phlegm, Splitting of Blood,
Soreness in the breaa and ilomach. SC. Sc.
ASTHMAS AND CONSUMPTIONS,
And all diforders Of the hreaG and I.unCe,
Further proof of its efficacy, with LIT of
upwards OF one thoufaad atteaej cafes of
cure, may be feen at the place of fale.
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WILLIAM HENRY.
Ga'den-Strect.
New York, April 8. 1899.
New-York, July 10, 1898.
To DIR. CHURCH.,


To DIR. CHURCH.,
SIR,
For upwards Of twelve years I have la
boured under tevsre cough, shortnefs of
breath, fpitting Of matter from my lungs
and often clothed blood, until at length
was 70 reduced as to be unable 10 walk a.
crois my room, and owing to the violence Of
my cough and shortuess OF breath could get
no re(t day or night. Hearing of your ex-
cellsnt medicine, the Cough drops, procur-
ed bottle took dofe as foou az got
It, from which found instantaneous relief
and by continuing it for three daye, I bleia
God an reforcd TO perfect health. As
l believe you have been the iuaruncnt iu
the handle of Providence by faving my life.
mna intreat you to publish this for the be-
nett of any who may be in ray situation, as
am confident i, is one of the beat medi-
cines in the world for thofe complaints.
am, Sir, your grateful fcrrant,
NICHOLAS stage.
Little Robinlon areet
Copy OF letter from an eminen. Surgeon
To DR.. CHURCH.
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Copy OF letter from Captain HnNRY.
Dear Sir,

Copy of letter from Captain HnNRY.
Dear Sir,
In the year IS, had the misfortune to
break blood veilel, which was fuccceded
by levcre complaint on my iungs, cough,
hortncis OF breath, and ipit,ing of matter
aud blood, with every other dilsgreeabls
fymp,om Of di(order OF the lungs indeed
70 afaiaing was this diiordcr, that could
no, red at night, nor could walk zoo yards
in the day, without Popping to cough and
ref myiei! number of times. This difor-
der continued to increule upon me, until ]
was much waited in body, and exceedingly
weak. Seeing your odvertiftments in th,
public papers, early in the Lao (umner, |
commenced taking your jualy celebrated
cough drops, which perfevered in the u(e
Of, for fome time; have now the happi-
nefs OF informing you my lungs are pe,fea.
ly touud have no ihortnefs of breath, or
fpitting up of matter or of blood; my cousk
ia little Troublesome in the morning, bu,
no other time.
am Sir,
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Ten Dollars Reward.

RUN AWAY from tSc fubseriber living in
Charlotte county, about eight miles below the eour,
house, on Sunday the twentieth day Of May laft,
a likely negro fellow by the name OF TOM a.
bout twenty Fix years of age, stout, well made,
rather oil bright completion, his drs's when
he went of was cotton coat and cveralls his
coat was turned of with blue, though hs drels !.
NOT material az he has very no,cd fear in hi,
LETT hand ocesiioned by the cut OF an adze, which
eut was entirely through his hand, which eaufes
his thumb total on the palm OF his hand Ifuppofe
from his convention before he went of. that he
will cDdeavor to pafs as free mar, by the name
OF James Cook. Any perfon who W u appre
bend fsid slave, and feeure him in jill 10 that
get him again, or deliver him TO m. nall receive
the above reward II taken ard con- mitted to isl.
will thank the gentleman to forward a letter by
poit 70 Charlotte courthouse directed to the un.
derdgned.
JOHN D. RICHARDSON.
June 90, 1904 wam
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MeQiterr0nean Po6oOrfs.

NOTICE is rereby gwen, that 1t has been
deemed expedient TO change the form of ne
Mediterranean Passport issued 20 vessels of the
United States; thar from the eighth day of Iuly
next, those of he new form will be issued at The
custom houses 70 every vessel, for which applica
tion may be made on a compliance WI h the terms
prescribed by law and surrendering tile former
passports oil which she may b. possessed, if any,
IN which latter case no fees will be required for
the exchange; aud that by an arrangement a.
greed upon Wy the Ba' barry powers, with whom
we arc at peace, either the old or the new form
OF passport Will be sufficient prote9 the vessels
OF the United STATES, from capture until the ist
OF July LSo5, al CT which the old form OF passpor,
will be unavailable and the new one a.one in use.
Department, OF State
23d of MAJ, 1904 {
Toe printers Of the la,rs Of re United States are
requested to 'sert tie G6ove tkr Caseres tvuice
''ees 'oF fbe space q six months, and tbe Collec
tors OF the Customs 10 keep copies of ir tasted ub
in sbe~ Offices. lane 1. 6m
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4 Tickets in the Will

lam & Mary College Lottery are for
sale at this Office.
Purchasers to the number Of ten tickets
may bo accommodated with a credit Of
sixty days from the commencement OF
drawing,
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Mt a Convocafion of the T;sitors and

= O0'F 01C"E'0'E " TIC y '5I1VI N'.II
Gore,sors Of lViLiam g 1ifa,y college. betd at
tbe Council C6au,be, spit6in roe said College,
TIE seVe'Hb d y Of Juiv, 1904
REsoLVED, That the Visitors OF Will
am e Mary College will. on The 2Sth day of Sep
'er'bcr next, proceed to the appointment OF a
PROFESSOR OF Af47.RE 1fA7ICS; and that
notice thereof be Immediately given in the public
papers. a Copy-Teste,
w pTTCcEJJ