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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
NOTICE.
March D.: 1904.

+ DO hereby forewarn all persons from
i renting, purchasing, or dealing in
any other manner whatever. with Wiil~
am Smith Enid. for tract Of Land owned
BY me, and on which | now live, lying
On Lick Run, "a drain of Sleepy Greek,
IS the just right and title to said Land is
vested in me only. -
= - JOHN HENDERSON.
Berkeley County, March 2, 1904,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
-s<> February Court, 1904.
ROBERT T. HoOE, Complainant,
= E-s~ - AGAINST =
WILLIAM HYLTON. Defendant

This day came the Complainant by
i his Counsel and il appearing to
the Court that the defendant Is NOT an
inhabitaht ofthis Commonwealth, It Is
ordered that the defendant dol appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
in MAY next, TO answer the complain
ants bill, and that copy Of this orlerbe
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligencer and continued for
two months excessively, and also be
posted up for two months sueeessively
at the door Of the Court House Of this
A Copy. Attest,
bAyID HUNTER, enc. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

y q We are aafhorised 70 inform the
Citizens Of jefferson County, that Col
ABRAHAM MORGAN, and Captain
GEORGE TA7E, efer themselves az
Cand;dates at tie near Election, u repre-
sent said County IN the General As&entiy
fthis State. q & ~ - : ! ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
s1xcENTs REWARD.

OFN &c tNk0 ~ Y - -
DAN away from the subscriber, on
X the a2nd Of February last. an APP
prentice boy named John Never
He is about 10 years Of age, and took
with him a variety OF clothing.-t he
above reward win be paid, butno thanks
riyen, for returning said apprentice. =
= r. +: HENRY BISHOP.
Middletown. March,, 1904. 49,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
FOR SALE,

A SMALL ,ract orparcelofLAND,
n situate in Berkeley County, con.
Ginning about forty acres. whereon the
Poor-House stands. adjoining the land
whereon Joseph Minginna now lives,
and about half q mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A proportionable part Of said
land i cleared and under tolerable good
fence, and more may be cleared, some
Meadow made and more may be made,
the Buildings are one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor-
House Q large building) Meat House
and Spring HOUSE (ali built with hewed
logr 1 Stable snd Oven, : faFther De-.
seriptioni s thought unnecessary, i be.
ing presumed no person viii become =
purchaser, without previously viewing
the property; Cornelius Kelly, paanag--
er q the Poor-House will shew the land.
The terms Of sale may be known By APP,
plying TO said Kelly, or to either Of The
- JOEL WARD, / - -
= 1OSEPHyFOREMAN,
EDWARD BEESoN, L
s...i:E. 80 =sS1 eommissisnerss
December i6. 1908. ID 81 !
= q ., -a@ -
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PRINTING,
In IN its Variety executed At this Ofice
with correctness and expedition. s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

= WILLIAM MACKEY, jur. !.
February 5, 1sok s.--......=.---4-5 Eff.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-19
pubIlr uenoue.
On FRIDAY.

!. 3 ,.cloek, qoal 1e fotd al tbe ytsdae Store
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
er.pch Brandy inplpes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
yWhskey and Apple Brandy in bis.
sogar in hhda tierces and bls.
cslcs il tisrces and bags,
S Tsi,. nd brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip't Candles
Rai6n, in kegs, boxes and jars,
zig, in kegs and trails,
Greens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE. Sc.
Ats o,
4 svssty of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Clolhs Coatings,
gcTieY ps DnfHts,
Negro ssgons, Scrges,
Elafalss, blue Friczes,
laancoes and RulIels,
Yarn Stockings,
chintzcs and Calicoess
Irih Lineos, Sileha do.
Masburgs and Ticklenburgs, -
! dalias and Muffin Hand'ss,
IIia Mullins ana Tabte Cioths
Bsaianaa Handkerchicts,
u c, ass Threads, Hats,
Ana lGadfy other Articles.
P. G. MARoTELLER.
Awii :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-19

in fee implc, fiiuate on Cameron aus PITT Stress
containing los feet zen inehss on Cameron Street
adjoining the ,heaue-bur may be divided into
Enlaller lots.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-19
DR.. HALL

/. :. has REMOVED two doors above his late
as.0sacc, and next door below Mr.. Snowden's
uniting ofhce. He viii now ATTEND to bniinefs
@ p eonoiry as well as town.
~ he HOUSE he lately occaried IS to LEI :
IL sasFs thc advantages of a good ftabd for
ssseis with commodious apartments for a
s y he has, however, only an intereit Of 8
a.. 'tns In 1t, bur by application TO either VIM
iu0rn OF John Duodas, it may be had for a
Al TINE upon the fame rernrs.
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{ COZ.
DISTRICT Of COL UMBlA,
A{sroUdr;o CauYfy. SIS.

alexaaarm Caauty, IS.
WHEREAS Jsjepb Paxos has this day. by
bis petition 10 writing, appiied tone, one OF
he Judges Of he Circuf Court spf Ihf dItt'ts
afofefaid, TO be admitted TO tFe beneft Of he ct
81 Conerefs ser the fsl:ef Of infi.vent d7bmrss
lwlthn The D,ttttt OF Counlba, and tlAa aared
thefeir, 5h4t he is row in actaai cofh e lea:
in the j4i bounds IN he eaua.y sio'eis'd, q
the fuit of simon Seadaicsn, anu ihst sei4g
unable to dif:h2tgr ios laid Sleldecofn's fam.
with Others, agn:a MN, has 6 ed tq-debstf
I'D, fer the uie of his cFcd 9rs al ~ pf9pefr,
real perfanal and mixed Nottee + ne Joke bsr'-
~ givsn, 10 the creditors q the laid ?S2n, TO
altcno at the CouSt folc Of rhc coz a atsFe-
fad, on Safu dag h. iii Say Of rh,s i'ltant, as
II O'Clock: on the forenoon u tat 3s}
Given under my hand rhis l4h day Of Aetlb
1901.
n. Fnzhugh.
Aor, rs 3
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ONL HUNDRED DGLLARS
RF,WAR


Runaway from the subscrber on the 18th
OF October lass negro man slave named
B Q B,
about 90 years of age, Ave feet nine inches high
straight l.mbed and well formed; said slave hath
an impeachment il his speech which prevents his,
readily replying TO question. He c0tnmonly
wears earrings. He took with HIM a variety OF
good cloashing, description of winch is unneces-
sary, as it is probable lie has changed them. He
has been frequently seen ABOUT town since he alb
seconded, and in all probability IS now secreted by
his mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave.
OF MIR JoKA Muir, late of this town, but row
SAID 10 be free. The above reward will be paid
FOR securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, ard
further reward Of Ten DOLLARS for the dis
coyery Of cheese who have been accessory to his
concealment.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are fogwarned at
their feril, not 10 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
-Nov.Is.
CT Printing in all is branches
executed at this Office.
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THURSDAY, April 10, 1904.
S II O E S.
SAMUEL CLARK

2<lp<afslly informs hi, Toqun and ceaatyy Cal,
tsmrys thar be e0ntemplates leaving IBIS ia4e<
.@arily, End 4oiA dypsf of7f5e to!gosvtrg obof'
fer eal5, ertdif, Or prodaee--siS
Englilh and American colored Kid
Slippers,
Do. black and white, high and low heels,
Black, rcd, green and blue Morocco Slip
pers,
Ladies Blsek Morocco Jsaerfona hoss.
Mites Red and Black do,
500 pair good Cali, Skin Slippers.
Black Stuff do.
Mites Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
Boys fine and coarse fhoes.
Chi'dfsa's Jfferion Shoes, and pumps.
Mems fine Morocco ihocs, and dancing pumps.
Do. Are Morocco lhoes, and coaiie fhoes.
March II. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-19
Aaleg Dp aaftoa.
On SATURDAY,

On SATURDAY,
Ito o'eloe&, 1uilI b. foa attbe geaaae Store, on
tie earG<r ef Ki4g ard Uaisn yg1ests.
Rum In hhds. ana barrels,
Unlikely in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin IN caiks
Wine in pipes and quatscr ca&ss
.Molafes ia hhas.
SnA>,in hhds. and barrels,
Wht3 and brown Soap in boxes,
CoEs:(in cans and bags,
Rai6n}ir kegs and boxes,
Quee8's Ware, and
ALSO,
ArSlfaety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH LRe-
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Csf6meres, Calicoes,
Kettcys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Hali.hicks, .Bedticks,
Eearnaught, Oznahnrgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Mallin and Mudia
Negro Cottons, Randkerchiefs,
Verified and other India Coteons, &c
Stockings, &c.
gHOS. PATTEN, A3Rioseer.
April
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sft5biasaalr am fail teoaaa.
BARTLETT Still

HAS For Sale I. hi. Store, F.4Sf7IO V.16yFf-
L FAIL GOODS, confiting of-Superfue Calf
Goes, Ga Camhrick Dimities OF CamS.iek Nyc0ir,
inoia Book Mullins, India Bool; Hai6l;fs India Mnll
null Mullins and tIaudlsfs. plain and figured. laced
Carnbriek Mullins, 9s Colorado Mullins. Chsr,lrY,
Mullins Of all colours nr,veit patterns Salmon, Bin
Yellow, Green Buff, Fink, and black inibolsd Cam
brick Mullins, damak and laced CaInbrisk Shawl.
laced Caps, black and white laced Wells, Sranih
Cioaks, Sd and IA laced Hands!s. Sd laced Shawls
picnic Gloves, extra long kid and ran Leather Cloves
ticoon, iilS ard worried tioGery, eulor'd camel hair
Shawls, "A Iri!h Linens and Shest:rgs, India and
french Luteitrngs black and white India Sa,,ins Ita
Ian and leghorn Silks, London and French fupeviiu.
cloths hyperion quality NToleikin, Swanidown and
ioihnes Veit-Coa,ing, 40 pieces Second Cloths Nc
- per cent advance Patent Cords and CafIimerss
bayies, Coatings, Bearik,ns, Fearnauph,s. Bl,,,.s
Plains, Flanncs, Bonibo-oens, Bomboze.s, Canbls,,
and Dnrints, MILD Gloves and Stockings, o con,DIcs,
let's Table China, tea tetss India and French d.,
neat patterns, Imperial and Eiyfon Teas bcfi trib,
Hrong Gun Powder, double and iingle barrel'd Gun,
Pitols, Drefing Cafes, Portable Writing Deiks pa,
ing Cards, Writing Paper and Quls Morocco SHAY
ing Cafes, Bacgamon Tables, Reeves Colours, Copv
ing Machines, Surveyors Compaffes and Initrunen,s
conPleat, Bailey's Backing, Wndior Soap and Hal.
Powder Marking Types and Durable Ink, Ladies'
Mahogany Dreiing Cafes eompleat, Gold and Siiye,
Watches and Clocks Pearl and Topas Bracelets and
Ear Rngs-Hardham's Snuff, Ne s-Prime Cbsu;,g
Tobacco and Scotch Snuh:-Ben Spauiih Separs
~ a liberal d;icount for Cath will be allowed co.
cue above ARTICLES, with number of o,N ore +o, 81
Gus 10 mention. Nov 7 IS
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VALUABLE LANDS-FoR SHE,

IN The county Of King H7lTam, on 7bwydoy tbe
29fb Of NoOemder, to tie bigbeR bidaer, at
Fraser'I Ferry:
'Wo TRACTS OF LAND, beiozgiag to TIE egafe
TbVHid~ B,ookc, dceeajSd, and Iyiag igzy.diafsly
on 4ateP0qy yi0r Of Deu continuing nszUerds Of
700 ae,e' IF bg5 land, and ebouf 100 acres of yaob
'ondonf 07oS 96oaa1g with vayirfy Of 4oild /vrl in
mir leajoa'' Til fra7Hes sbom .uiles from Fra
se,t Je'yy, Jrvc7 from king Eviiqm Cont HUI and
70ifbi7 FVe IF King and Qpeea CONT Ropf TL. brill
a75 on his land s,sa Tam u GaJie, 7yiB oi5e,
b'g@ III Jo' tie eeeowno1afioo efan ove,)ssr and ne
gro0
TIE ofbr, tran eoafsiay about 275 aeyss oTbgL limit
aHd6a' on oe,y 6aaGome f,vo Fsyy b,iek 59nf GO
~ 70 Jc', 70b tire aud 0iry SaG1g. 5elo7y.
and JoH' 1oo'7f and palge oJoys, qo5 1ae out Lsa
Pf"Hfsa on big6 efaH0ee ao,Aag dkgbtjai vszv Of
%ftive' mt a'Soesm ~nsf,y; BJe boEs are 6ne7o5Gt
o." 81 '3sir, 6H fa,o Im0H Jim mag Ie readsyed veyy
e'0jo,io@r ybb ha 1caiioafd Efpafioa i, eoaEde,Gd
snt u mr. '72f bro'y and pqjasf in he Lzoc, eonsfyy
Ibe f'otf' a9o'1 rasb or ina veyy eoavajeaf ,aaaa.
and 7VoHS maks S,efloJie fa Haiey Ae dyeioa eao
affa7fiVf /a,mer. fibs, dsJibiisa oTfBaf hrgd i,
aef17ed haNeea,y beE 7oLo are issiqel 70 ep,eLg
To# ~ ao@fcdy otez0 HDn TJe e,7oioas afIalc zeiH
Re o7EB eFtbs bryeLqs many to be 6aid on tie A7 o/
JaEe a7dftc Obry jan, 65s IA lire c7aaI aaqaol 6r
a7eef', 70 airy mfvG FEN be date if net sg1al,Hy
PaiG II bo7d aad/aeb ofBey sev,isy as He errrrfoy ~
ten Seel1a,y 7,i te ,t7aeJTb5f Ies oay b.Jy,idJ
iolnf fn'ebglsrs end fsgoa bod on tbcf II January
RICHARD BROOKE.
NoV. 8. 410
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~ W oiiS diOilS III ulSs
Department of State, }
esd of May, 1904. )
N o tt E.

HE Office Of Supervisor of the Revenue for
4 the Dhtrict Of Virginia being dicentinued. and
the unlimited buineis of the iad Office transferred to
me; the Collectors Of the Direa Tax ard Internal
Revenue, Whole accounts have not bcei finally aIiun.
ca and paid, are hereby Informed tina. they are now
reqsesed to call ut my Office, in the city Of Riehmond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
Statcs.-And tfoe Whole lands have Seen fold in the
dltFIe. OF Virginia By cthorty Of ar za of Congrefs
OF the United States fot noa-paynsnt Of the DireG
Tax may redeem faeh lands, by paying % me within
The time limited, the principal coils and fees a. the law
directs. WV -"
Asnoh OF the aforementioned lands were foId n
Dec So2, the privilege redemption vii, eontir,,
until December next.
The money received 81 nrc for the REDEMPTION Of
the Tad lands viii be returned the purehafer. vjb
Iersi, az the rate OF 25 per cen: per annum on the
purehaie money % the day or which il nav he rs;J
oome' JOSEPH SCOTT.
- MARTIAL VD
11 - ep--tf,
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ANEcDoTE OF LORD TffUR,ov-.

mite at Cais' College, CGmbyi9ge.
TO young Thurlow the Dean Of his College once fais
LSure his Reverence that day difpo,d for wran-
gle,]
Through my cafenent never can once put nv head
Without feeling you Hrolling about the quadrangle
And ]. SIR the youth was not Cow in replying,
He, to brazen it with impudent face meant,l
About the quadrangle can't troll without flying
You thruting your head, Mr. Dean, through the cafe
ment."
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WILL BE SOLD,

III fVBhe JAZZ, at Zaebaydb ByOot5I TaVrrn, In Mar
eb1fer, on TAeEaay tie lD Of December nest,
$50 acres of LAND,
a Ii in evoods, and Of prime quality, lyiag in
4 a Cb5feyfeHeOH"y, on @r no,tb de effbe Bueiisc-
ba'" road, and adjoining 5e Land Of Mr.. Tames Scott
gS'ha psn miles from Ma"eb5Rc, 1bf terms fale 7vi
be one ba eg, and t7veEVf month"; credit fer The otbe,
o" giving band SOh6 GpProve9 Ssny. Any berioa ro6
Ing TO 4nyebes 7OiRbr 9ercn he land 6y aepiyis 10 ill.,
Ja5'e' PGtteslon or 59fpb C. B,ovon Of 1ddneJeRe,.
WIN. GAY.
Buckingham, Nov. z. ids
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Mediterranean Passb0ts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it has been
4 deemed exPedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pahport ilued to vetiels of
the United States; that from the sth dav of In.
ly next, tho:e of the new form will be iiTued at
me cuitom houieS to every veHel, FOR which ap
pncatlon may be made on a compliance with
the terms Preicribed by law and filrrendering the
former .pafiPort of which fhe may be pofcfed,
If any IN which latter cafe no fees viii be requi
red tor the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or tn.
new form of pafport will be filfiicient to pro-
tect the vefiels of the United States, from CAP.
tare until the 1T of July 1905, after which the
old form of pahport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State,
esd of May, 1904.
7bePrintcyJ 9fibe LaqV5 2ftbe Uuited STATES arr
reqnsfed 10 insert tie aIove ia f6ei, Gaseffet
tzOiee qVeek far the Jbaee ofGr months, and TIN
Co|leaort cftbe e?01zS to &eeP eoSie5 IF it boRld
up in their Offices.
9n7e, g.
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NOTICE.

q LII ae1aus ieds5f.d TO tie late firm of BrJcHA.
\ NAN, DUNLAP g co. Of Pet.,lgarq, Ro
BERT POLLOK S' CO. eff Rifbsrora, and DUN
LAP, POLLOK u co. Of DGanebeae,, are 5lrlSy
N'f'e4 that James D4aiap, late parirer in the qSeve
fS"fe'Ns, has become '4rebar Of tie omaane;ag dtB
ny EDiHf6ersfore be ieedf0 make ay6,est to nh, John
1'7,Pkias r5.aiHg in Rieb170ad tie j5rbsr re6dgp
III ff'tJ6Hrg 7060 alone authorized MAKE eO!se7ers
and grant dj6arges-Sat z0V be iaSyiasiuatefy con-,
S7t"eea ag0iF all 7OtO DO afe ayzenf h.c,e The fri
Of FibrNary n-xt.
JOHN DUNLAP, fttorney
For JAiI1ES DUNL6P.
Pr'tyj5urg, Mov. Is, 1904. e1tf
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FALL GOODS.

M LILLIAN TEMPLE has reeei4,ed BY IS.
w IMP Edward and Charles, from Londoa,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
''Hf06fe 10 roe approaching Jtaioa. I1e expects an
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
70 e0mlpfeat bis Gg0rt'nent, BY tie hip Sally from
Lonaon, and Lafona from liverpool qvbieb he
sviH HLlpejs Of on bis yiital iozu terms.
Sept. s. epT
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JriM Linen nm @1nrira euiar.

John HENRY has imported in the ihip LAron..
y captain Tl.urifon, from Liverpool, few FINAL
boxes OF well aiiorted 4-4ths IRISH LINEN, purcha-
fed in Dublin in July; which, with fine old London
particular MADEIRA WINE, in pipes and ,,aIf p;,,es
ne offers for faie on modetate terms
Nov. z. eptf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The folloaving character Of Jome of tie Englih
Orators, is es.rGge4 from a ferries efietters,
eoritttn ty a gentleman tftbc Northern States,
svbiN be eraJ III London. Several extrat9s
haze appeared liz TIE Northern prints, and
from one effbem (fbe National E.gis) TIE fol-
io.Ving has Teen copied.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

The SUBSCRIBERS
AVE .on"Fl7ed :benfves in t,ast, Gnd cviH trer1es
L l. Jgfn5f md, f5e. jf,n IF
ST. JOHN y GWATHMEY.
7bGy Occupy TIE bog1 bsio7D A1;O5. l1ae,ru,ao S. Fa
or, and next 80 tie Bel IaveyaTbey -yH be oe,<,yX
(439iird zrif6 VEST INDIA GO6DS, and qvW AZ
1pHyt give IL. bigb5R p,iern CAP, for Country Produce.
john 81. JOHN,
ROBERT CIVATHMEY.
THY HAVE NOW ON HAND:
20 Hcgsbeads MUscoY4Do SuaAR,
Bsis' LwDiA CO14oys, agorl4Z
WSvTmGcy II. SO.
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81 Ellis or LADING, SBEPTFFS BLANgs
BLANK PONDS, sye. &c.
FOR SALE Ar THIS OFFICE.
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p.eaf'rc and opening THEN itores of rdicule, jeff
and Gttire.
No wonder the chancellor is chafed, no
wonder he trets in MS feat his minelturia Dig
nifty iufiers under the daily ridiculc, Will his
felt love is touched home. under the ever new
contempt of Windham for no man ever poi
| ieiied more perfdious, vfying talent at re-
preach, which can neither be wardci of, nor
retorted. Il is not Jingle taunt, and then a
refpite il is no. pailing fnecr whichis pre-
ienty forgotten, but the ccafelefs correction OF
| the tabled vulturc.
Yet,iWindham, though he pofehes hneima-
| gination, ttrong current of argument, and 4
various aud sXtenfve reach OF mind, adorned
! with the bef portions of caiiic literature add
to thefe fuency fecond only to Pitts yet the
ultimate requiiite 20 great oratoris wanting, 7
mean, patton, of which Windharn swhollv
deititute. Not that he is deficient in violence
but he difcovers, at once, cold heart, and
paflionate head, 70 that you follow him in
differently, and mua irit hate the man whom
he attacks, before you can feel with Wind
ham.
However, Windham generally brings to the
debate, tomethirg dazzling, fomething origi-
nal : and when he does not add any thing of
his own, he diplsys the queftion in its beit pof-
tible petition. Always pertpicuous and elegant,
his words feem TO flow from the prefs already
! arranged, and exhibiting the farea i,npref,ion.
In fhort, Windham is one of the mott intcreN-
ing fpeakers in the Houie, and if he could fup-
prefs the black bile which continually flows
from his mouth if he could conceal his bitter
inveteracy, he would add new weight to his
character, would oie nothing of his fenatorial
dignity, and would be the delight of the Houfc
of Commons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28

TIE great iuersqje Of population Of TIE
)Hafe Of NeqO-9Ork qUitbia tbs/E ten years baP
may in truth be aJeribed to this eanle; the enii-
grAfion from Rhode JRana and Conasaieut ba5
teen H"e0nmonlp great qVitbin that period, and
qve bare rea/on to expea that more than on-
third offbs population as emigra:ed tie Rate5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28

Budget, a political cant zvord for tie .searir
Ultimate Of espenjtS. iaev Mr.. Addiugfoa O.
fea one 81 DIS budgets, and Iiaaagi.sd heard tie
groanS ofa b;0idred miNion people.
I Lipy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28

In TIE eon1ty Of King HilLiam, on Tbm-ydoy tire
29t6 Of NoOem6er, to the bigbeR 6idder, at
Fraser'I Ferry:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28

The following EHay erronicudy ftated in our laft
TO Pc from the Medical Repof,ory, it is from the
Literary Magazine.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06


DIED l--At Albany, the Hon. Major-
General PHILIP ScHvYLEK, 10 the IA year
Of his age.
r" In Darling South Carclins) Nov. I'D. in
the 4o,h year Of her age. M,. LYDIA KiHo,
llatc OF This piacs) comfort OF Mt Eli Kiag.
and daughser OF Deacon Samuel Vinfon. In
her charaacr were united to an admirable de-
gree, the mott amiable uniformity and gentle.
ncis Of temper, with the purity, TN. berevclenee
and genuine piety OF ihe RATIONAL. nv devcst
chriRian. Seldom las The excellent wise--fhc
good parent--the honorable child-,he worthy
| iiaer-aad the fincerc chrifian, been more com.
ple,ely exenplifed in any one pcrior. She jot-
iy commanded the love and efeem of all who
| knew her. Az her life was truly virtuoas. 4
her death was calm and triumphant. In fhe lad
moments OF tifo,ving ssture. fhe fsid, 5bS
Sy;sg-5us I bavs no ftGn Of deafb--Cbr4S
mms. and an bh--Csd 10 a0nb NE. Tbu
dics the chrii.ian Can in6deIity triamph fbS
in death THE loG Of fuch charadef maf b'
great 70 iociety, and yet greater 70 her fIieod'.-
But ftiI. Of sbs ,sbsssn' fts'sh bs'. ir sa dsafb
Blsgsi are abs dad ssbs die IN ibs Ls,d."
Ia Taunal county, State OF Georgia, on tn
Irlt day Of April lat, JAMrs TAoaAs. 10 the
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
WILLIAM JUDD's 4DDRESS

To the people Of the State OF Connecticut,
on the fubjctt OF removal OF himSell and four
ether Jufces OF the Peace from cHce. by the
General Ade'ntly of iao State, p, their late
iciIoa, for declaring and pub,nhius,iheir sti,ier
thar thePeopl; of this osste are without Cnn-
itituion of civil government, is noao in ne
p,sjs and SoiA @on be read, Jo, Jais.
This intelligent and fpiri,ed sdd'ef' all
be read with pleaiore and advantage bs all The
friends Of order and con:ttu,ionsl goycrumens
in Connceiicu,, and the Uniled States. Annex-
cd to this Add,cis is Abatement oe Tome cir-
cumfances which led TO im publication. and a
fketch of the character Of The dcceaftd, which
will be pubiiihed in our next. Ha,ys,d Mt,.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-12-06
PHILLIP wILBOR.
THOMAS BURGESS.

HE fobicfih-r hereby gives public notice.
Il that he is sppcinted AdmipitIator upon
the eaare OF Gideon Js5xjsS, Mariner. la,e Of
Eait. Greenwich, deccaied. and has accepted Of
the truR. He therefore requeas all perfons
who are indebted to the ella,s Of the faid dcceaf-
cd. 10 make payment without delay and slfo.
all pe'Cons who have claiIns sgainlt the faid
eitate. are dehred 20 exhibit them rs foou a. may
be, to DANIEL JOHNSON. Admm'r.
Eaf-Gresass,e5, De 8. 1904.