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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-08
THIS IS TO gsue Notice.


THAT the fubicriber hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of Alexandra County,
in the Dianti ofColasnbia, Letters Of Admin.
Gfa.ion On Inc perfonal eltate Of D4Vid Gra5am,
late Of the faid county Of Alexandra, deeeaf d,
All pcrfons hayjag claims againf he faid deccaf:
ed, are hereby warned TO exl1ibit the fame, with
It's vouchers thereof, TO the fabic.iaer at or be-
fore the laday OF July ne,g; they NAV o'her-
VIE by law be excluded from all oeneft of tic
laid efase.
Given under my hard this asfaay Of Deem
Der, 1905.
David wilton Scott,
Adm;piarstoroi Dsvid G 4ham, dcceaf-i.
Al perfons Indebted 70 he Did estate rehere-
by 'eqaltea 10 make immediate payment TO 'hs
Adminifratcr.
Dec. q. Swaaw
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Wandou Glass.

The Subscribers have received and
ofsr for safe, s 10y 10, and 7 y 9, wIndow glass,
from the ,2altilaore Manufaetory. Ehr quality is
excellent, and it viii be sold at the Baltimore
.pnces. They expet 10 receive very shortly
larger slzeslrom the same place.
X. I. A00E, g Co.
Z Dec. 9. d
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q7e FYeehokdevs and Hoa5ekeebcrs

ofthe Toam Of Alexanaa1a,
WILL plestc to take notice, thai. POLL
will be opened at the Court lioutc, inthe C9un.
Gil Chanoer, on the 4ta 6'iy Of bsbnaJY, at
10 o'clock il The forenoon, !or tie putPJfs Of
ehgGag" twelve fl and aa'c men, being free
hslJtrs,'' 10 reAfient tie Corporation, as Mas
Allernen aud coaamon G uaeiiuien pr tie
Geo. Drinker, Collector.
I'm, d4g
- Thofe citizens who are in ar .
areas ior C9rpostion lakes, sre heiepy sqaeH(d
to pay up The fame or the Collector vii be an
der the dif4gretabl, neceiiy ofprocesding asailat
t1caa ., the aw iireets.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-08
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1904.

JOSIAH FAXON, g Co.
THE FOLLOWING dR71GLES, III:
6 pipes Cogniac 9Th proof Brandy,
loo boxes M2ud Candies,
40 do. dipt,
SO boxes BcWn Soap.
40 bbls. No. /. & Z Bottom Polk,
go bbls. No. laz Beef,
/ a6 bis. Nova Scotia Henings,
ZOO neGs sugar Boxes,
boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
"a reatns Wrapng Paper,
$50 ions Nova Scotia Psiftcr Paris,
go tons French ditto,
400 buih.ls Turks TGand Salt,
40 kegs J4mts River manufactured To
bacco.
\ Tie above articles will be fold on
tnooef4te terms for cath.
.4z5, a genera Al sa9rsnent Of SHOES as ufual.
Cain glvea for Germ, Rye and Tobacco.
Freight Wanted,
49, For the SCHOONER
PHILIP.
gga sssss She viii take freight TO ehe Wei
Indies o. any part Of The continent.
P'ezie a}Hy q: above.
Jan 20. go
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SALTS bp aaatou.
On SATURDAY..

5. ,,eiork. nil 81 Ioldattbs gtxawe stcre, o.
j, 6si5 6as IF Kiirs frstf. Gajeisiag MsGis
Hsa.y K. May and Co.
Rum in hllds. ana barrels,
Whikey IN barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cafks
vine in pipes and quatter caaSss
NaaGes in hhds.
Scgar in bids. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in csEks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
0ueea's Ware, and
ALSO,
.duarssty Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
e,oad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Casimefes, Caiicoca,
Kerieys, Threads,
Coatinqs, 81 Chintzcs,
tEslfthicks, Bcdtiska,
F.srnaught, j Oznabsrgs,
Blankets, Sewing Sikh,
Planes, | Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Han1keEchltfs,
Worried and other India Cottons, SIC
Stockings. &c.
TH0S. PATTEN, Aaaiont<r.
January 81.
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FOR SALE BY
HILLL4lN H4R1SHORNE,
AT HIS sroeR on KlaK's WHARF. LOWER END
OF war STREET,
-Eng+nd Potatoes,
Coade Salt,
Mdliogs and Shoulders Of Bacon on very low
terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf an3 Lump Sugar,
Indian Mea, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Ban,
Supe, fine Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Large and fmaIl veIIels may be con-
venienyIy accommodated with Wharfage or mo-
derste terms
STORES to let on the Wharf, or goods re-
ceiye1 in them 90 Storage.
AlageST0RE on Hoes Wharf TO fell or lee
= with The privilege of receiving and ihifpng
goods free Of Wharfage.
A fmall HOUSE, en- Water Street next door
to Major Munea}cr's, for fale.
A nnmbeE Of LOTS in good ftuations for ials
or 10 let on ground tent.
Alex. 2shmo. 10th. eeh
BENJAMIN Shrevc, jim.
Has for sale at tie corner Of Prince and JIoios
Streets,
9 bales India co,tons
One case bandanna handksrchfefs,
China, Longee and Puieat do.
90 pieces Black Saith,
2 cases fir hats,
rT-.1 l. i IL,
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FOR SALE IN REAsaNaBLg TERMS,
Jamaica Spirit entitledto drawback,
Mufeovado sugar il tierces aud BIS. hyperion old
Port Wine, Go. Madeira do. Turks lfland Salt,
mould Candies, 40 bis. prime new Beef, Riff
Duck, white Raliia Sheetirg, DfiIlings, Ryepf
duck, Sc, &c.
Ian 20
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Hen and Brethren hearken.

FORrsasons not accessory to mention,
/ the address to the Members Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, signed
A Member, came out too late for the
elections therein mentioned to be held at
the time proposed. It l. therefore ne.
cessary that futuref day should be ap.
pointed. And as harvest will commence
early in July, the Members ofthe Church
are requested to meet at their RESPECTIVE
places Of worship wiz J at Martinsburs,
Hedge, and Morgan's Chapels, on the
Saturday alter June Court. which will
be the last Saturday in this month, to
complete the election mentioned in the
said address /; and that the persons who
are elected by each congrel Ation, meet
at the house Of MIR. Edmund Graham in
Martinsburg, on the the third Saturday
IN July, to consult on the state Of the
Church. That the meetings ut the a.
foresnid places Of worship,g may be Is
full as possible, those of the Members
who receive the INTRLLIGIEcER, are
requested to inform their neighbours of
the time and place ofholding said cleo
ton, and request their attendance.
, - -----. =. - - a MEMBER.
June 4, 1904. -. ~.
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=. ALBURTB
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
in addition to the BOOKS advertised in
the first page Of this paper,
June 4, 1904.

IAN account of Travels into the interi-
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and 1898, including observations on the
Geology and Geography Of the Southern
part Of that Continent the natural his
tory Of such objects as occurred in the
Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral King
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: Moral Characters of the vat bns tribes
ofinhahitants surrounding the settlement
of the Cape Of Good Hopes To which
isannexed, description Of the present
state, population and produce Of that ex!
tensive colony; with Map, construct
ed entirely from actual observations,
made in the course of the Travels.-By
John Barrow. =
Wortman's Political Enquiry, and
the Liberty Of the Press. 81.
The History Of the British Empire.
from the year i76S to the end Of 17ss,
containing an Impartial History Of the
Origin, Progress and Termination of
the American Revolution, in two large
octave volumes, with elegant likenesses
of Washington and Franklin. 49,
- An Essay on the causes Of the variety
Of Complexion and Figure in the Human
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Addison's Evidences Of the Christian
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. Art of Speaking. -=-- -
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Esop's Fables, &c. &c.
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II. IT shall be delivered to those SUBJ
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THosE who wait for the completion Of
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IT win be enriched with Two whole
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and Asia adjacent 70 Gonstantinople, and
an elegantly engraved Head Of the Au.
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NOTICE.

an tie night of the Esd May last.
~ Meb Locke and Negro Yarmouth
turned out Of the fields occupied BY the
subscriber and Thomas Locke, q dark
bay HORSE, about snhands high,
eleven years old, marked with the geers,
isblind in one eye and can see but little
on, of the other, shod before, trots and
PAGES. has been used entirely As a draft
horse, ishigh boned, and when warm
his hair turns the wrong way-He has
notbeen heard Of since. win give five
dollars and reasonable charges for re.
turning said horse. ~ - = - ~, s. = !
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Marunsburg, June Q, tso&
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JUDGE BOWEN.

Extract d a letter from a gentleman IN
Savdnnah to his friend in Petersburg,
Virginia, dated May 1st, 1904.
In my last, Of the goth ult. gave
you detail ofcer,ain occurrences, which
then agitated the citizens Of this place /;
and also promised you some furthercom-
munication relative 10 the general charae-
ter OF Judge Bowen.
:" This gentleman has descended from
avery respectable family on Rhode Isle
and. At an early age he left the college
Of ---, and applied himself to the
study of law and Immediately after he
had completed his studies, he embarked
for the Isle of France, in very short
time, he rendered himself obnoxious to
the government by his seditious princi.
pies. For an attempt to raise an insur-
rection among the people Of colour, he
was arrested, tried, and eohdemned to
the gallows; but by the advice of his
lawyer, ho feigned insanity, and.there-
fore evaded the execution Of the: law he
was not finally exempted from punish
udent, for he was thrown into irons and
Tetransported to the UnitedStates. Soon
after his Temperance in his native
country he married poor French girl,
decidedly in opposition to the win Of his
friends which circumstance, together
with his shameful conduct in the Isle Of
France. so much exasperated his father
that he discarded him. He then com.
Ihenced practising law, and some few
yeara since was appointed to the impor-
tant Office Of judge of the superior court
for the eastern district of the state, at q
salary Of 400 dollar per annum. ~
g He is man ofvery handsome ta-
leHts-his language is beautiful have
not yet seen a copy Of the charge which
has caG;ed his confinement, blu. am told
that It is the most elegant composition
that was ever heard from the bench in
this place. ,- i.
- The legislature of this state were not
totally unacquainted with Judge Bowen's
principles, nor his conduct in the Isle of
France but as he was the only person
: who wouidaccept the paltry SALARY which
was voted, rather than make more Ii
beral allowance, which would induce
men of undoubted principles to accept
the appointment, they preferred him.
He exhibits every mark of a mailman
in his confinement, and has menaeed the
citizens with speedy destruction. He
says he has several thousand friends up
the country. who viii, as soon as they
learn his confinement release him by
force. 1t is indeed fact, thathe is We.
~ popular IN the upper country, and
whether there is an apprehension ofsuch
an attempt being made or not, the public
mind appears to be but little at ease
The city guard Is reinforced, and search
ss are daily making upon every plantati-
on for arus.n T.. Il. 70
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duct Of the French, 30 highly aiyarii-
sus and Insulting 10 our country = rs

"Mare fraternai embraces from our
afectionate sisferR Republic. Our read.
ers will perceive BY the ship-news, that
thcsFrench continue to capture and send
in our vessels as fast as they come across
them. BY the arrivals since our last we
learn, that they have captured the brig
William Pitt, and sent her into ST. Ma
rvs; the brig Carson, and I" two or
three other vessels, !" and sent them into
Curacao the ship Hason, plundered at
sea, &c. &c. Buts g Doucement says
Mr.. Jefferson, ..c'est une Grande Repub-
Eque, Monsieur It's sont nostres bons
frirres ;;a's bons scavans p ..
7, / wonder how long il win be, and how
many millions of property win be plum
dered from the Americans, by the
French, before the ministerial papers
will take the least notice oft. -. --
:s. " f.+Eoen. Post.
Softly, sir ; iii. a great Republic
they are our good brothers," en-.
hghtened" bhiiosophers! I'd
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I DO hereby forewarn all persons from

r DO hereby forewarn all persons from
i taking assignments on FIVE Notes pass.
eddy me to John Rees for ten dollars
each one due upon demand. the others
due at different dates J. these notes were
obtained in such manner from me that
l will not pay them, and If they are de-
manded, ] will put them IN public print.
- r MICHAEL FISER.
ShePherfs-Te~ June 9, lso4
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Wi.hou. entering into any minute ex-
animation Of Mr.. JefFerson's title 70 the
exalted station he now occupies, these
very obvious faets would lead an Impair
dial mind INTO just conslusiuus-that the
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OF Tom Paine, the Republican, and
renegade, the indignant Editor Of the
British Critic thus justly remarkable
name as wen as the. doctrines IT this
prohigate impostor, are passing from
general contempt into perpetual oblivi-
on. Port Foho.
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A. PROPOSAL.

By William I. Birch g Abrahan Small,
Of the City OF Philadelphia;
foA PUBLISHING ny SUBSCRIPTIONS,
: ,s-. That Celebrated Work,
GIBBONS HISTORY
The DECLINE and FALL Of the RoMAS
- -EMPIRE - II. 4 -
TooHFSaER wITn
Memoirs Of the Life and Writings efsht
e Anthor. !. 4ss2[[.e1 :: ~
No Book could be offered, which
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+ commendation.--lt has been read in al
most every European language. The
history of the long and interesting period
IRON the reign Of Augustus to the taking
of Constantinople, and the death Of Ma
shomet the II. isno where else ODE found
in the shape ofregular and well arranged
history.-The Publishers presume to
hope, that they do q service to their
country in giving an Edition Of it from
the American prrss.-They viii briefly
speak Of their intentions, and the superb:
GRITTY Of this Edition. 81. - 81.
1. twill be the Most complete Editi-
ton of GInBoN extant.-Because Il will
be enriched with the Memoirs of his
Life and Writings, written BY himself
This win be an addition to the LondoA
copy Of nearly 2oopagek - ~
3. IT viii be about ohe-third cheaper
than the London Copy. ( :, q
:. s. IT will be exeeutedin the best stile.
The Publishers, with confidence, re-
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q 6 "a 3. eAsAs Esna,.e.

Z ~ a. q
YIN "Wednesday Tie 18Th Of Iuns
~ next, Valuable PLANTATION.
TIE property Of Eplifaim bowman, lying
on both sides Of Sleepy Greek berkeley
County, = miles from Bath, and 10 from
Martinsburg. containing 400 acres, about
so acres Of which are cleared, and the
balance in good timber. there IS sonsi.
derables quantity Of bottom land, that
would make good Meadow. On The
premises are two convenient Dwelling
Houses, . new Grist Mil, calculated
for two pair Of Stones, and Saw Mill.
both Of which have 4 suficiency DIVA.
ter. Onpaying 1000 dollars in hand tho
balance may be discharged III annual
payments of 200 dollars each. This pro.
perry win be sold on advantageous terms
to the purchaser.
JOHN ROBINSON dep. Sae,it.
Nay II, 1904. !. =,
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EPIcRAM.

Toms fruitful .pousel0e.,oved . yearly
child, ? - :
And he Was happy while the bantlings
smil,d -: - Vs. =. e.. Z 80 :; =
Three years ago he join'd 4 martial band,
And sought for laurels ina distan, land !:
Yet such the force habit, Nell, they say,
tStillhas heryearly child, tho T ON away.
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Accounts from Columbia, South Ca
rolina, state that the Amendment to the
Constitution Of the United States, has
been passed by the Legislature of that
State. In the House Of Representatives
IS to IS, in the Senate % too.
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The subscriber hds just opened a gerry
sxtensives assorfmeat p - =
Medicine, Drugs
and Paints,

1phIch ne UNI SCI az very reduced HyIcef
=. for Cash. p ...
TH6KAS PATTERSON
Mdrfins6trg, JRns 8, 1904,
N. B. Those whose accounts have
been due one year and upwards. win
please. to cali and discharge them before
the first day Of September next, other
wise suits win be commenced for their
recovery--Itis hoped this win not be
considered hard, as neeessiy eompels.
it. ~, " - ~ 4 ~ = T. r.
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very small vomsn, by whom he has LEFT
four boys. <, .
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-11
March 2

dispatches have DEMONSTRATION Lord
Nelson. They are said to relate chiefly to
Ia misunderstanding subsistlng between his
Lordship and the Dey Of Algeirs, which is
said to have arisenin the following circu.n-
stance: 1t may be remembered that some
1 time since the British Consul John Falcon,
Esq. and the Dey were not on vexr friend
ly terms. The misunderstandinghad long
subsisted, but the breach was much widen
ed by charge being lately made against
the Consul that he harboured Moorish wo-
men in his house, usage not allowed by
sthe laws OF Mahomet. BY French intrigue
the women were introduced into the Con-
SUBS house during his absence, and therein
foundry the guards who were sentin search.
IN consequence Of this circumstance, Mr..
Falcon was ordered away, and otherwise
treated with much indignity.
The British Consul Immediately wrote
home to government, apprising them OF
the situation of affairs, in consequence Of
which they sent Instructions to Lord Mel
son to apply to the Deyto get Mr.. Falcon
reinstated. His Lordship, on receipt of
the dispatches (being then off 1ouloa,
proceeded Immediately with part of his
squadron, to .Algiers, and on his arrival
sent polite note, requesting that the Dey
would allow him to explain the above bust
ness, The Dey refused. Lord Nelson
then said, that # the Dey would not con-
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1sent TO dc justice 10 II. Br.tisb css
mvst be under the necessity of comn 'a, he
him by force. 'PS'lns
The Dey's answer was, that if Torar
ison hredsa single gun, he would coz rsN't'
liz as declaration Of hostilities and 80.
diatsiy open the batteries against his sSi5
Lord Nelson not having instruction. r. :
|preeeeato extreInities, has sent the nst. .
cslars OF the affair to Governments r'a -
waits their answer to govern his concar SI =
this curious affair. ~
+ III cur paper Of Wednesday, we md.
brief mention Ola report whiolrhas obr,;a
ed of.Lord Nelson having captured n,r.
fof the ,Toulon fleet. Upon enquiry v! ~ =
not find that his Lordship's dispatches :.
sceived on that day make any mention offb.
enemy, having sailed; these, however ars A..
dated as far back as the 10Th Of January.
+ This day, further accounts have been =.
ccived from the Noble Admiral of som.
days later date, brought by Mr.. Falcon
oui1ate Consul, at Algiers, who arrived
on tuesday at Falmouth in the Townsend
Packet from Lisbon. Mr.. Falcon, left
Lord Nelson cruizing off Toplon, the
French force being then in harbour, CON.
sistipg of ten sail of the line and several
smaller vessels, At Lisbon Mr.. Falcon
heard report of their having sailed, bu,
Soi this he didnot encourage any belief.
Letters from Admiral Corvallis snn,.
dron as late as the 22d Of Feb. state, tia,
the Road off Brest was very carefully exa.
mined on the 2othof this month, when III.
|numb:r Of encmy-s shipslying in the outer
road, and all apparently fit for sea, was as
Follows:
Ships ofthe line, 10, Of which four are
three deckers; frigates, IA, gunboats, 80 !,
large transports
TO oppose Which, the Admiral had col.
lected of Ushant; ships of the line, 20, ten
Of whichwere three-deckers.
1he Duks- Of Cumberland, Laurence,
takes the Nail of the 9Th Of March, tor
Newly rk and Halifax.
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LONDON. March & !.

Two French ships Of the line had escaped
from POrient into Rochefort, making a
force there Of four sail, one of which was
a three decker, al which were blockaded
by a squadron of four British ships. Sir
Edward Pellew was as usual, watching
four French ships and the Dutchman off
'Ferroll; but his force was dimiShed to four
sail.
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Mach az.
SC O T. E T.
Indsan Qaecp, 7laUe7n.

The sSub(criber will Sell the unex-
PRED sefm of his leaie of that noted and much
frequensed TAVERN, known by the name of
z.ssr Ia9sGn Qas.n, corner Of ST. Afaph and King
Streets. The 6suaton Is equal 30 any in Alex
snllia, and I'll. buiinels now done equal. ifnos
fupcrior, TO any public houie in The Town
There are FIX years and6x months Of the .safeyet
70 Iun. Fer scsms apply on the prtmifcs to
John flodgksas.
March s. q