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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13

ny ~ NJ ifJi0Nt \ ~ w yfr| " NE A->"gSW tn.
hqpiy, nt7mg }, immem)riat Coa4i.a.iou.
Tie fit Ameficao----Ssom the tenth London
edition.
THIS traG Is divided INTO four Books. n
che AT book, tie exceeney Of Mafonry is dr..
piayeG. In he itrond book the genera. plan Of
the fnbietts treated in three degrees IS iIiafsat.
ed wish occadooal remeks, aud brief defrp.
tion is given of the ancient ceremonies of the
Order. This part u the treatf, which the 40.
thor conGisra the moi III ntia! 10, the inaruc.
ton ard improvement 0! Us biethern, is corG.
derabIy extsndcd in the pref Edition. The
third book contains the copy 81 curi2ns Old
m2nulcriPt on Ma!onFy, wigh anootstiors, the
better 10 explain this authentic Gocumcnt Of an.
tiqlity. The Fourth 10 K is rsliritscd 10 thsM BIZ.
cory Of Msfgnry from IT'S Fl appearance IN
Eng!and, III the courie Of which are introduced
the moi remarkable occurrences Of the foc;ctY
both at home and abroad, with f3me ACCOM- Of
nc pllnclpa patrons and projectors of the iraieT.
nifty az different periods The progrels Of Malon.
~ on the continent as well sir lodIa ar0 Ama.
rics, is slfo traced, While tie proceedings # he
bJsh.cn OF Scotland parriou irly Calm ATTENTION,
Throug''out he whole are ,utedpe,i>d icye!ai
explanatory noses, containing ion'e uil N lnorua.
ton. To this beck mary couhjersOie atd cons
are made, pariiauiarly the az icttian, winch
br SIS down the bitoty of Maonry from til:
grand fesf in 1895 TO he end q he yea 500;
ana contains among other Inter IL & PARTICULARS
s.w general I'm KS on iaUe lac publications
agaiol The Eci ~ Of Free NJ, ions.
Mayzz
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13


RAN AWAY from the fIb:csibcr'S farm, IN
ihecaun,y OF Alexandria, di&ria of Colombia,
Mnlatfo man called MATT COOK a0,o'S
teer high, between 8 and 40 years Of age, lo"S
rar which he wears tied, lux q qe5ilt hair on
the front Of bis head, ltfle to The let, coop.
er by trade he bas ieveraI icarS on ms arms ahd
wriRs, fear on his tack oecaGoned by fcad,
and feyeraI myks from whip; he IS vcy iooa
Of drink and gambling; hc took with him a va
ricty of cIothes and Iame cooPer's tools. re
creird the Potomac at Georgetown few days
fuse. ard viii probably make FOR Baltimore, az
he has bccn vcfy anxious f5r lome uo>e palf 10
go to fra. viii give tie above rcwa Tor
lzcurng laid fellow in any jill, f. thar gel
him again, or thirty doAars, with refna9Ie.
charges If brought home G-s- Al matters OF
efels drd Others axe forcwasned harbourIng, en-
.ppyiog or earring Of; laid fellow ST th~i peril
C. +. Whiting.
Tnly ~.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
JUST PUBLISHED,
By COTTON and STEWART,
Pre- Us Cn!5,
Ill USTRATIONS
MASONRY

ny I'm Pyxqon, P0R W. Grr At he Lodgt IF IN.
hqpiy, ot7mg }, imnem>rioI CoaRisa.iou
Tie fth Amefican-----Ssom the tenth London
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13

~ Tickets to be had Of Robert
Pollard, DR.. 7. Breckenborough, fen.
VIM. Price, reg Samuel PleaIant.,
Jun. and VIM. Pritchard.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
PERRIN BROTHERS

Have ju& received from France. and offer for
fale or moderate terms,
"A large aaortment Of Jingle and dou-
bic barrelled Fowling Pieces:
Tier bavt aJo ss basd,
Segars in boxes of hyperion qua
lily, black. white aud coloured Lutehsiags. Cal
Ecoes, Chintzes ard variety Of DRY GOODS
which they viii lei low.
Iune 10. zaw5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
RICHARD VEITCH & Co.

HfYE JUST. RECElfED,
From London, ard for lale at their warehoufe,
$50 pieces well choien printed Ca
,ieors, -hintzes, Cambrics, &c.
500 pieces white, ecolourede and fan
ey Cambric, and ether MpGlns.
Muffin Shawls, black Gotta, Dimi-
ties, Jeans. fancy WaiAcoatnig. cotton Hole,
cotton and ELK Gloves, fine s 4 tw,a, Check,
ariped Cottoas, &c.
IS. The above goods are entitled to drawback
on expogtation.
May II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
10 Rent,
A tuo {4orv fraoa HOITcE

A two lfory frame HOUSE,
with convenient back building, kitchen. fnoaI
boufe and fable, f;uated on Fairfax Street. be-
tween Wolfe and Wilks Streets. Enquire Of the
fabfcriber living next door 10 the pren1;fes.
Mary Davis.
June 2s, eosw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
TO BE SOLD.

FOR READY MOEEY,
Purfuant 10 f.veral DEGREES of the high
confs d Chsneery, held Al the city Of R:cn-
mond, dated on the 22d dry tSenembcr and
II of October. 1901, she 26rh OF March, AID
i5sh SEPT. 1907,
A TRACTOR LAND,
Expected by fyid decrees TO Rave been mort
cages by William Afniiaead ard Anne Cary bis
wife, to a eersaia Abraham Morehouic, Of the
town Of Alexandra, and 10 have been trsnsfe,-
RED By laid Abraham Morsboufe 10 TeGe Simms
Of i4id town, and to be lying and heing on Boil
Ruc, N Prince William Couay, and ioeon,ain
eleven hundred AID tory acres. L is expected
that thole who with 70 purch4le VII examine
ehc land. The falt will take place At Jat. Wig
gingtons tavefo in Hay Market, ia The aforc
iaid coun5y of Prince William, on s.lday I3.h
day Of July, so4.
Thomas Lee, fen. com,ys
Gerard Alexander,
June IA. Gods
Mullins, Fans and Hardware.
THE subscribers have received a consignment
ef India Mnlins, Canton Fars, and Hardware
confitng Of Knives and Forks, Pocket and Pen
knives, Sciaors, Razors, &c. which will be fold
low.
John and Thos. Vowel,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

revolution we are nov in a fiAe OF baDiVt
M6eai nee gaa nor -raffeaa 10 Vvgiaia, aaa are tax
* 4vltJsat our oqa CO. yspf, and un!efs our frug-
les fucccced to regain our lott freedom we
hall foon be b5nnd in all CAFES quba5Sevtf This
will be, mutt be- our fate, uplels we awake TO a
cnie Of the danger, and mahfully- repel The
daring.attack on our rights.
Attend then fcItow-ctizens on Monday neat,
your rights youffreedorn, your fovereigotY'-is
1t aase. ManfclIy aiert the character OF tree,
,nrri, aad refcue me ::pr'nciples OF your revered
Wahineton trohi the tyranny or Virein@
Let full meetings difcover the intereit you reel
n this important election, and Lex the reiu!t fill
how. your political foes. that,..as Mafiaehuie5ts
the frt to ai7crt the rights OF %freeinen, The
viii. be rhsiaa to abandon. and.deiert thefn.-.
Tbe honor OF Maine and Cumberland, more
Socially has uever yet-beo, tlTn:lhed By &c
Of principle : let tltein then evince on
Monday next, the INTEGRITY of their attachment
o The Tiemory Of Wahingfon, TO the principles
If the contribution, and 70 the religion OF our
lin - 90 @=t.. u $50 - go ~s..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

EPtTAPH ONA SERVANT

HERE necps in peace, lis earthly labors oons,
.. faithful fervant, and a pious ION
iIonsA, acute, dEn,ereaed, true,
No forbid hope, no lavifh fear he knew,
Seufc ard attachment made his duty light ;
A glance could guide hus and a fmile requits.
Rcader, away, DC active, aud be juG;
r.mploy, a. well, the talents il, thy ,ria.
So n.al. like his, thy Aloiasion DC,
A les to al around, a gain TO thee.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
. > = - -. - u --
,NAIH !ENKS,

- - - ~S-f 'EFfE ~
Ir,ta,n ooenea, 'ayh 5 nore III Nos35y y multi, a hatdn'Te
Iafsa.a.s,S a.sCgCpEAN WEsa-lEDiA.& stANo.
/, vas.RE GOODS GsbCtRlss, &c .wilisns 'se rsI
dvcah, or.as@ KIND u aNntsy Prrcdo~t ~ '"o
as ehe4p as atm 'nofe1a Vac. SK,,,s
e-Ts lss.ns saS fM Exr.S -
rAoADcLs4lIs,r Kslisyn.rte4 Veiss':. swaneaowns'
q eeslsasE3tsfs h !sfsis sasts... Dstsnts. caisnsn
tIohery = "a rs, Iihusus e g~nlbrjeks. Handker
~ ,ns. .,str.i,.ys Meas. Wslasnt Y B.ys' ahots Has
. logs. eosnerifns almbn every article ~fu2rcfed to be
? Lsss ID his PAD. Of the eoaqffy
a4o. coz Chocolate, coeoa, EoNea, ]sorehons aud
stysorfSin Itast. Ls,if aua hie.n suSAE Ma aass.
corton W:Intfs.and Ming RI hdt Hoiiapas
cIN BsaNpyrAYINk, VlNfGAR, SPICES 3 by 10
inds7 BY 9.erMss-AoaLs and bR = D'so i al xmas
Ks =. .t3x2wers,. So,
bibles, 9enauea,s- Hylup.spoks, School fooks WI
TING Paper. Qtslt.,. LAX POWDER, siats', pene's &C.
G7 fhe h'lskca1tgiasf si:sn fPT RNes&lps .
.Norl,q,mo,b,s Or. g = 90 - r..4-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
HMhu'tufdi.
Ffoin the Connecticut Journal.

HAZE 70 rsquea orr tafsae;.s 70 tase q htte more
care III n,asirg i5fif Ciasr, q Tvh'c5 tx; h4gS "l5
year G cysat PERRY Il is jeana tbat nHf-D7A5 az
not 80 geod as a -sbcei Jar grinding, as ire laitz
mere 9galg pralst tF PAP sftAe atPh: aMfa
rrsre important thing il, 10 let the Pl"nce he q req
a Aly IN the trougt, bgtar H.I PIT mo s9fS'
Tie Hr8 tbs is, to g;ye IL iniee tine 70 t~e,'effnfe
and me, The SaLo q tbetrnit Gtfar Il IS by..,td ;;
ard bas ex.raff tn. Lngar gf tie a9pk, 19s7fg.i5fh ne
bsa pa,t Of II. lin. uate,y and acid pe'ff eng
lssa teuaeious, artfr9 Eteratedty t"tFy ne ms
the avbeelor the preG aid fpnmice is pfeDed m,
,:ediateyb after grinding, TIE Meehar'ne niattfr 1v6'es
IS mere vycid Is retained, ataiJF the fs1p " Evfa
A lover Of Coop Cider.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
BARBOUR q BARNEvlLI.,
Have Jun received, a, ~hand!eCe agart mensot
Eesb. SeasoaabR GOODS,

Have Jun received, a, handfoCe 'aaart mensot
Eesb. SeasoaabR GOODS,
con isTiNo OF
DLACK, navy blue, and dark mixed
A , fuptrfhe and low priced Broadc:o;hs.
Ia' K. aud dark m;zed, %luperfne and low p.ieed Heify-
meres.4 r
Fearnoucts, Ooatings Ratteens, Serge.
Black and drab Vcives
Plains, BaiEesand Fiannels. OF all colours.
Be.i Roie planke;s all mes
Variety of Swarsdowa, nix Ve'vs. and Satin Vt'ffnes.
Ladies fix and cotton Hoic t
Gentiemen's fix, cotton and worried do.
Black and white Cauze do Pa
Ladies' white and colored silk Gloves. ~
Gentlemen's black and VIII elk aud Leather do.
RutIelis. Calamancoes SnailooEs, aud Durauts
Cotton and !innen Checks,
Variety iu1ia Cc.tons.
white and colored Cotton Can.oricks; black Sarinet, 90
( lri,h Lfnnens, Brown Hollands.
Six ce,tsn aid morocco Suipencets. g.
Caiico.s ard Dimitiss.
Fed 4 fckine ; 81 K and cotton Umbrellas.
; Car,bri.k Mullins, booked, dn. CemeiS haii Shawl;
Black Satins end Lustrings, black k Velvet.
SIX ana cotton shawls, ard Hankerchtfs.
go a a, "a, IA, Sd, %, 10 4, Diapers,
Black Satin FOR scn,lsrens wear, of a iapsTior fsbrics.'
Enstfi sewinG-siIk and TWIST, &c. Ss
THEY aAys LIKEWISE A GOOD ~AssoRTMENr OF
Hard and HoAoac-E0 are,
Some of which conGs;s OF Nail, and Braas all kinds
Biste-ed and German Sttsl large and I'm II Dogs cart,f
Wagon and rh az, boats fron; s.fove!s md Spaces, Fry,
pans, bake Ksqies : Co,ton and WOO, 1"'as. Hs'-s
lows loute and hrar.h hru'hes block IN isa Pot 81 re.
tcne sto, ;, email s~tceiyards Sleigh Bells B.x6h
Mi1is,e Iron. do sfChaile sne Hurting Whip
,reat varisty of cUILERYs &c e..
"A few puncheons and g,.oay he, ns
5essnns sum sa"; Mo'sassafea cas- spaniG, Goat and coH,.
isd al ! osf ssn] and I"dia sugar Dip. and
cioao nsihless sna cafis. hes, Poland starch.
. rafisiy OF .other WEST isDAf GooDS and
noSEIIES,. as nfuai.
Po,tiand5 Od: 3. C) ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
G9uuira Hrs,

4, FcFuEp hy. ,ae siizs, RON Livetpoo!, and direa
Is rSSn9.E.. 4.saaU.sctoriss. a Tige. .aortnent q mems
lp yoaih'a fac, pl,dips' rd fey pr'ced HATS and fdr
laIc CHI. IN q, pr approve der edit. by -
=. mr. Il ssCIfEEVER.
4; NJ, 1,Nahals'' Rosv.
Is ". tGS"Au5@ /.
connart.; fet;ias IS above, a,I'kiid, = nleriean Manu-.
ls-tuiea ID F.r>-gn ri Asr 80. Gaai 3
II ie@ Hyslfs1. pal Of ,Msn a,l.,a 's@h '<kNAea'Ae
or. 90 s....s - -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
iii aMUA, :

IS. publinAsd every. Mssss,, by RIA lIfkS syess
Pfin,ing' O.xee. No. 7, f~5s-S','sf, tons, &c.
, ae reessssa win ss,sssiSa -Ths price, e ss.a's 4
!. fabrcrihers, whs risessss sheErrA gsrs at se > iiFtY
in pssxase. by the mall, is orE poLLN y. IL ..asn
CESIrs a year giy snbfetihers rha = iepa-
and thele vheie papers are isa'ep = wear.
fately, will be charged Two potlAa'~ .h.;v
dsv;,..s., xill derive peculiar ady'n'asss; 'h.,t Il
favors viii be 'publiihed (without entra pre-, TTu
,Ais pspsr, and in '2la7ssys eenmss"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
FARRELL, DICKINSON, q co.

Nearly etpeGts No. !, MuDy's Rofs5
=. MIDpLE-sTREET.
Hare jua reeeives, and fer fale, alarse and s1senhvs A.
NNGzisH GOODS II
c~ontinine. OF.
common, and low priced Breads
Plains, sEy,imer,., ssrsss, ve've,., T%hissfs.,.. ora'-
ings, Fearnooght.. =
Rofe Blankets, ftanneis, Haizes.
Silk Satin, Toiihct apd Swanfdc*n Wa'tcoatine' =,
Supefhus, ~niddlng, and low priced Canscces
Dimi.is,, black, White and co;o,ed Csrirics.a laged so
Book and SAITH, Eiun, h1da;s, SIX AID eos.qp Ssfg3'
Bliei Id solored S attn; do .anriIe. &
Frrhsus, Modss, black white \ se and blue Sslk tHSs
Silk .yelye,. SILK and Thread aces -.
Black, White ana co!ored Camel hair shawis, l4r'S'S
ditto.
+ Bandanua, lin.n, and cambria Hsrdkcrchiets, srs co.
Ladies' and eentlemens' ST Cotton, and wor"eo noe'
= Silk. Cotton and Worried Gloves.
, Runeis, Rulciets, Durants, Callsrhancees' Nis''nesf
: lrifi Cdusns, Diapers. Table. claths.
pnteh ,~stettjpp , Brown Holland.
Cation Yafn, si. ADD Ct:,on b aces.
.Kia shaes, Bel vckns, um'reaaS De.nc.
Aslaree aaartmspt Of MuFfs ana lIPPETs.
Hs.T WEST-INDIA G0QNesr
: NlIakisk sm Rstsa:
OCT. ~. NY
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
ACADEMIC I~NFORMYfl6N.y

rTsHE Vacation in Eyeburg Academy, caseanspssf. y
~ NovtI,lrrs nes,. q. = HIGH time ;niirutfion will sga.e
ceinmt nee. utaaer the direction of Preceptor Cook-se
u eadinc, Writing, rrArithmet;c. EngiJh Grammar, Ieo
.raphiy, ANr~somv. Philosophy, and .'i.e learnea "a,
Isighsiy1st;sf Glory a, the. Board, and are the furea p'eds.
IS Of lis sfasrte erinsnce and uie,a'nei' -convsn g
Boarding can 81 oh, aimed on r~eatqnable te' -ano =,
snts and friends may reasaaursd that attention ~ and
paid 20 the ;puroyeincnt dgthe youth as well IN p'e'y any
,uor,i;,v. as in the icienees -antt iAts re day ey%Fh%
a.,~eli 4. prl.epts Of the ,p0racn !, slt Bsa tss,s KS s.
10 preyen, them from falling Into fcents OF d'fhpa"0"
and u ene!s. WM%FESSENpl Exr1Ta-
-NH.ATbof. Students who with to improv9 sosnfUssse
sabe{ vocal or inArumen,al, may receiv. niraa,,ng'r
in from me ptecep,or.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
By Thomas Crofs,

- a. 4. IS sa5s.,fsrs-S.,at ss,a~ FyeJf,~h
- PaAfheon3.s Santa c,uz and Antigua Rum
400 pieces Ruufia and Raven. Duck,
. AAaantlty ofIar, Pitch, Tusten,irs and Rozia,
Gables, Cordase, of all Gsess.
sAlp-cHaNDLERy and HARD wAREyss ufual
Oa r3 q
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

DOCTOR KlNSMaN, 49,.
hFCs leave 10 :nGsrm his fTiends and the puo", . .s i.
Frs,atat e.t. iatety ~oesupied by the Rev Mr..
fri door sQs,h. of the .Fr,ena's meeting hou's' 20
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

THUS i. appears that the whole of the tree
;nH.oees. are entitled BY the contribution to a.
.bout-one third more IN their ,poruos . I vic I'd
tional iss~ illature than the like pu%osr9l tss.
hen would be in the New England yates: rms
hoxsvsr is III: ccnlsituIional right OK is iouta-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

= OLDoNT ANT J[F+
, = =. sJ4l s5svs tbs Maias Bark, FJS-Sf,ed.
AS nn recSved13l fale a handf5me Afortment OF
FteWWELRY antFaNcY, ARIiCLES, OF the latea
.fal,iong, which will he lfids~ert dhs sp.
All eonelsads in his .profeJioa, xstended TO With
Mn 4 ..liu aud diE,at IL Z 80 Oet "
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
FOR SALE,

~. - NV .EEEE.i =
1y4 suary sFti.ts warfanssd'vs' 10 bsa'". ssd, packed. sSi'5
So - eerJf Sal.
: 500 Bhs. Of Mef NosI, and BEEF. /,
at6 NAH. Bbls tMcf, and No, q, do. -
. 40 Go. do Mats l~nngues.. :aS
~spsbtls, No ! and 4 PORK
!, geo hhdsy i1s Nfsy, Liverpool and Cadh SALT. Z y
Z Hyfon Npn, ~soaehong ssndssh yion TEAS, in.Cfees.
- BAGS sxess ia. COTTON. /,
. Q@tsereaN TX Maiass WINE. :
BIS. RosfN, &c. :
= Fof iAle ON liberal sredit, by -.
10 Observation-Disclosures,
i. Ri cHAxnsoN's whatfs. or IA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
"A few. puncheons and H.l'1o.
BY .ihlp,s ,Nabby and Eliza from Liverpool.

!: WKLIAM. GODDARD,
TYAs received a. vs,y sxicnGve addition to his forrntf'
HARDWARE GOODS,
which are for faie a, his Acre, A'isz Jar-s, BY rhossts
fac ard retail -.
Also a laree quantity of Shot, B'assfa;tas sAnsilA
and vices; iBr AIS Kettle. Sheet ieas, sheet IRON ) Tsoi
A large sflortnent Of
: j%Jgtss,'5 p,Sns, # ah19a every dlr1pf'r,
Llcwife-3oo Boxes 10 BY 8, 9fy Z, and 8 by o.rnhI
,6l and Liverpool. Grown Window Glais go esiks Soss
and " rolpht Nais, &c. &c.
.PorLands or. a.. tLJ
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

r NUTS & sTIpPETS,
FRESH made, ana WARRANTED to be GOOD, for lae cheap
4 for cath or Fusi Skins, by ABJAH IHEEvEhS
Nor. M.Dy'i-Rer0.
Pcy,iana, OF. n GmL-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

W1L.kaS @:sAtf hEsfNSTR1a, ~.
Have -uit received. "a -,
An extenhve yaristy:of Enssliilf and India
80. Goods,
s%ai,ahle, for Tie feafon.
- MONO ws Oh are-.fihionabie. 3rah aud dark.
~ Eoai,pg5, lupetEnc secondhand low priced. Broad.
cap.hs ;. bt.sks aud coiourcd fai tcnct Can,a,ick = = hus-
to in.crt, ps,t,cuiars, would excee$ the limits of,su ,ad-
The zbove Gouas have been a~puschafed entirely with
and are feliing at very reduced prices - +.
They have iikrsi for flc, Dom WINE, ofans
'ezcelent araltys .st
A. senesa. agosiniest Of. West INDIA GOODS
Tow Cloth Ana conntry~DiaPec-ufucib.e s, and blue
Melting Pots. -
q Gail. and The 81 gsea price s,ysn tor fLax::sEEDs
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20

/, -, rs. s q - IS ! - *
there naPPenea % oe 2 z cer,ain eifiSea r.
,s!gnsr, whose name We 90 not now re-
collect, VINO was desirous q op.ainlng
the once mercy we suppose for ,tae pea
skfe q sfrvins zee f'eopfe: Inc enarac-
ter OF TINS q eif.zsl we are iniornsd oY no
means stood On fair, nutne mao Sc,amonred
very much IN favour OF Mt emerson,
was NOISY and busy at elsssions, ana
therefore according g inc usual can't Of
the day, hs was : e &ood potrsgs e esea
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he J. sasl Eli assai.,, OF asrs. III
wishes were grained. Mr., Btasher,
was turned out and the eitfzeaappoihted.
Its saidthat he Obtained recommend
alton from Richard Sprigg, ESQ. lately.
democrat representative in Congress
now one ofthe Judges Of the General
Court If this is really the case ii re-
moves a great portion OF eensnre from
the shoulders OF Mr.. Granger, and plac.
| ss Il on those of Mr.. SprigV. II is also
said that Mr.. Sprigs was one ofthe citi.
zen,s securities, and the late Mr.. Clarke
| Gather Of our presen. delega,eto The As.
sembly) the other. And@a this il The
faet, Mr., Sprigg stands some chance ol
atcning for his fault. But however this
may be, the citizen entered upon The dn-
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5y1IIIL be offered for sale It public
wv yendae, on the 1st dayof March
Isot, n 10 O'Clock, on the premises, q
large and eonimodious GRIST MILL,
with a pair Of French Rurrs and 4 pair Of
country Stones. FIVE Boiling Clothes,
With Boiling Machines worked by wa
Ter the Mill has the advantage Of Is
feet Gall of water on the same lot, an
under one roof, Is 1 Dwelling House,
consisting of three Rooms below stairs
and / Sore Room, with an excellent
Cellar, The Lot. on which the buildings
stand Is very fertile, situate n Shop
kerd,s-Town, Jefferson County, and
Supplied with 1 newer failing stream Of
water and coed settle ihent where slieis
eoptinaally furnished with IN extensive
run 6f custom. Also in the same Town,
aLOT with Stone House thereon with
rnn Of water passing tlifongh Che Lot,
and IL cohyenient either for . Store or
Tan Yard lying and being il the Main
Street. The premises win be sold To-
getherc q separate a. may best Auit the
purchaser OF purckasefss The terms
win be made known on the day Of sale.
An indisputable tide free from inenm-
branee win Be given.
ELIZABETH Silly, ldm,x.
Shspherd's-Town January 20, 1904.
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4va,4 efeaasoiationJ ar M. Jstsfsoa!

We were Informed half M hour aEp,
that there is rcistake In the statement
We gave Yesterday Of the afdslnt Of Mr..
Liyngstonss default !, that Il = NOT 70
much as q hundred fhcisaid dsiIaks, or
atleast that the amount 81 what has vet
been discovered Is not o great, bst 81.
" somewhat about seSesstt thoasdsd daii
lars, ...more of iess.n How this Is We
know not, but this We do knows slas
IA Judgment by'confessi6n fot one hun.
Pdted thousand dollars stands upon record
against Mr.. Liyingston in the clefk' : of
b6ee ofthe district court, Leave should
have been misinformsd Ia this point, we
exsmined for oufselSes, and have seen
the docket ofthe judgement itSslE. Whe.
thef indeed this Ii tie amount due from
Mr.. Livingston 10 the United States, or
whether 81 Is only 10 cover whateveEauin
he MAJ, upon settlementof his accounts,
be found to be indebted, or whether i. Is
the penal sum of bond, he hill of which
is consequently the actual debt, We can:
not pretend 70 say. The present dis,
trice attorney may, however, ifhe thinks
proper, set us, right in these particulars,
Nor can we think Il would be any impfo-
per confederation inhim 70 do this with
tout delay, al the public atlarge arr deep
Binterested in knowing the |truth. He
viii add tothe favor too, Il d the sams
time, he win inform a. what security he
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e, !" Is efhotest, issht CAPABLE, IS he
faiihfai 70 the Constitution. Whether
ths Post master General considers any
or ali Of these qualification. as unimpor.
tantin The candidate for Office, orwhether
like his Majesty the King Of Louisiana,
he thinks the time not arrived, when il
may be prudent ,oInake those inquiries,
we shall leave 10 the decision Of those
who have been hoasrei with the conf
denee of Gideon Granger. BUT if he
doesthink thar A honesty, eapabiiity and
, fidelity 10 the constitution are neeessa-
ry1in i deputy postmaster we should sim
eerely pity the numerous iuspositions he
has been condemned TO suIfss, had not
the bitterness 81 persecution which has
nnnifornIy fnafkedhis conduct forfeited
all claim to commiseration. Among the
innumerable instances, ofthis intolerant
spirit, furnished BY that department over
which he presides, We shall WOW select
one, which has terminated rather unfor-
tnnately, for the friends oftiie Postmas-
ter Gen. and ought to be 4 lesson 10 him.
The facts we ave aboutto state have come
% Us from avery respectable quarter and
Ne feel no doubt Of their truth. IL we are
inisinformed the statement viii withoa,
doubt Be corrected, and we should Be
AIMING the FIRST se. de SO.
II seems that when Mr.. Granger be,
came postmaster general, Mr.. Brashe,
was deputy postmaster, at Upper MARI
bro ia this State. Mr.. Brasher Is, = IA.
tive American, and was acknowledged
1 on allhands 20 be = honest, capable and
faithful t6the constitution" and IN dis
charging the duties Of his Office had Civ
On entire satisfaction TO all parties. Bu