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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16
MARrINsBuRa RACES.


Gentlemen Sportsmen TAX Noticr,
i HAT on the aesh instant will be
run for over handsome course on the
commons Of Martinsburg, = Purse Of
FORTY DOLLARS, free for any
horse, mare or selding, that never won
aputse exceeding forty dollarl, carry
ing cath riders. six rounds to hset and
repeat, supposed to be three miles,.
On the day following win be run for
overthe same course handsome Sweep
stake, free AZ above, the winning horse
the preceding day excepted, four rounds
toa heat and repeat. Four horset TO
start each day, or no race. Horses To
be entered the day before each race with
the subscriber, or to pay double at the
post. Entrance one shilling in the pound.
Proper persona win be appointed Al JUDI
ges to determine every dispute chat may
mise. No booth will be allowed to be
erected on or near the ground without
paying three dollars to the subscriber
for the use Of the purse.
WILLIAM MACkEY, Jun.
. Noxemberi6, 1901. F.. = -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16

- - a : 20 = L e..
A TRACT OF Land, situate in ths
"a County Of Berkeley 3 miles from
Martinsburgh, near the main road lea
ding from thence to Hagersto&n, con-
tanning rs acres, about 10, acres are
cleared, the balance OF the land well
timbered, Acres. of excellent meadow
are made. The improvements are =
good barn, = convenient dwelling house
and an Apple Orchard of the choicest
fruit. There IS . spring Of excellent
water hear the, House. This Land !,
fertile, and for healthinsss Of situati- ;
on not surpassed by any in Berkeley
County, Possession may be had in
April next--an indisputahls title win
be made the purchaser, the terms, VIII ich
will be advantageous, win be- made
knowh, BY the subscriber living on the
premises. - II .t. ~ I . d i 4, 5g
s FL, !, JOSEPH SLOUGH. =
> October 90, 1904. ss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16

70 b Ind SEVEN YEARS for im2
u I. -: 4 proving then. J J. y.

TO b Ind SEYEN YEARS for i'm.
a'i ..s =; proving then,. &
nHE Subscriber proposes to put
Dit on improvement the following
tracts Of Land. viz. %N4
(is,4s5 acres. Situate on run lea
ding into the north side Of Crooked
Greek, about 4 miles distance from the
mouth Of said Greek, to the Aliegany
River, and miles to the county town
Of Kittanning. now Armstrong County.
Adjoining lands of the following war;
raf,tees, Charles Grub, Robert S. GeeS
Tace6 Rnlelph, Jacob NumengSr, "a
cob Lin tx, Jshn Smith. This tract win
Be pu: out 70 acres to each family. The
distance from Pittsburgh to KittanhinG
Town IS miles. =:
f2d as aeres) Situate on Crooked
Run leading into the Kismenetas, about
mile from the mouth of said run, now
Armstrong County, adjoining lands Of
the following warrantees, John !Sc5thev,
Tdmrs Elark, 7Hsmts Duncan, Rachel
Smith. !, 80. r -. = -, 7
Also two traets IN Hemp6eld and
Rostrover Townships, Westmoreland
County Pennsylvania, warranted in the
nSdne Of Robert Smith. ~: f.-r.. =
The advantages of those waters opens
a connection with tn: Lakes, and the salt
works in the State of New York-as
we'll Is ship building at Pittsburgh, six
large vessels nearly built, and number
more 10 be built, this is healthy coun.
try as is In the U. 5. e.
Condition. ON which families may settle
on said Lands.
They may have:it fer seveti years. to
make such improvements rs suit them
selves excepting they are bound to plant
Five fruit trees, for every acre they
clear, and in default in not raising said
frui, trees, or keeping up such rs may be
destroyed &c. to pay Five dollars for
every such trees---AnH person may set
tie on said Lands for seven years, pro-
Vided they fulfil the said terms, by en-
curing OF the clerk Of the commission
ners Of the county Of Westmoteland, at
Greensburgh, or Of the county surveys
or Mr.. Ross, at the Kittsnning towns
who. win point 90. to them the. said
tracts Of Land. The said lands win be
sold in eight years according to Will.
81. - ROBERT SMITH. -
Nov. 10th &...3 -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16
l. - yTUNSTALLs
PATENT THRESRING MACHINE.

WILLIAM TUNSTAtL, Cit.
w zenofVirginia, has obtained, from
the President ofthe United States, . Pa.
tent for an Improvement which he has
made In the construction Of THRESH-
ING MACHINES. Having devoted
Eve years attention to this business, and
experienced the utility Of this Machine,
he can say with confidence, that /, will
be found, upon trial, superior to any,
the operations Of which, he has had an
opportunity of observing, ID this, or
any other country. TnnstaiPs Machine
will ,hresh out TWO HUNDRED
BUSHELSo of WHEAT per diem. And
it also thteshes somuch cleaner than any
other Machins, that tbs money paid for
one WILDE saved, even in the threading
ola vsry small quantity Of grain. The
saving IN very large crops, WILDE readi-
" Seen to be .Proportionally great
WILLIAM TUNSTA1.L therefors
soliciss the attention of Country Gentle
men, aud Miil-Wrights. Mechanics
Of respecsability or Others desirous of
purchasing PATENT Rights, Or Licenses
to make and vend the same, win meet
with libersl terms. Good Wotkmen on
y are requested to apply, that no injury
may be done to the credit Of the improve.
ment by unskillfui workmanship. Let
tiers post paid addressed TO William
Tunstail, Richmond, Virginia, win be
punctually attendedto. a. 49,. -
/"
N. B. Any person presumins 20 con.
stuict or vend Tunsfalys Patent, Thrssa-
ing Aiachine, will be dealt with accord.
ing to law. y -. = - :
October IS, 1904. 5- -, 49, IT,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16
NE w BOOKS.
81 ALBURTIS,
has just teeeised jrom ne City 81 PaiIc.
: = deIpAia, sa additioaai supply

80 BOOkS ana SAAlIONARY,z
warranted Il ,hs philadelphia and Bald.
~.~.s : more retail prices; =. -
Z. Consisfing, in. part ,ef:+5.g.z.zs
War,s Frrnch Repolusied, --z>==..-s--. 49, 49,.
Washiagton's Lttters, ). -. ,. +
Biographical Charts, y. ~ > q.
Aiavor's Universai History, H. j
Common Praser Baoksj bound In Mo.
rocco and elegantly gilt, -.
Giford's JuUenai, 49, : 4. \
= Bloomfeds Farmers Boy, 49,
.------ Rasms, 49,. -. - =
Some Nrw NOVELS, number n Ntut
hHys, &c. &c. >,s}., e.fy 80 =. 80
Asrea, variety ercHAP BOOKS.
Common Writing, thick Post, and Let.
- - " - tet Paper; = = =: = ::
Waters and Sealing Wax, = - -- - =.
Red and Black Ink Powder. -.
Ink-Sand, Quilts, &c. &c. &c. -,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16

:. a Any person .pi.hiag,s contract lisr
che righf ef using the abeue Machias,
,oiR please apply TO ALEXANDER
NP0R TERFIELD, sneas Martiaskarg,
sSaO Is dxiy auiAorisedte Sispese ef Pa
tenn rights. H. ss1f Sf,E
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16

In the great Dutch war IN the reign Of
Charles II. the English feet and tia. Of
Holland fought id the channel for three
DAYS SUCCESSFULLY, engaging in the day
and lging-ta .. night. Busjust as they
were preparing to renew the action, adj.
vice came off that an armis,ice was con-
Guided upon. aud the hostile parties be-
gan 10 exercise. mutual civilitiss. On
board Dutch4aan war, which 1aysaiong
sside an English 6rstrate, was 4 sailor
30 remarkably active, as TO run to the
masthead and stand upright upon the
truck, after which he would cut several
capets. and eonclude with standing up
On his head, to the great establishment
and terror Of the spectators. On COM.
ing down from this exploit, al his eoun-
trymen expressed their joy by huzzaing
and thereby signifying their triumph
over the English. One Of our bold tars,
Piq0ed for the honor ofhis country, ran
up to the top like . cat, and essayed with
all his might to throw up his heels like
the Dutchman, and not having the skin,
he missed his poise, aud came down ra-
ther faster than he went up. The rigs-
ing. however, broke his fall, andhe light
IA on his feet unhurt. As soon rs he
had recovered his speech, he ran to the
side, and exultingly cried out to the.
Ddtchmen. ." There d-a your eyes ID
that Jyaa can" --. s5.Ts... 49,, j.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16
MemingerG5 G.'o9tc'z
Have received from Philadelphix \
j. :. s. their supply Of IL ! j. j.
Fall Goods,

which added to those they had on hand,
makes handsome assortment.--They
keep LIQUORS Of the first quality
Port. a. !, Jamaica Spirits,
sherry, : French Brandy,
Lisbon 4 !: Peach Brandy,
Malaga : Common Rum e.
- : e., Rye Whiskey.
Alss, an assortmrnt Of best TEAS
Hyson, Young. Hyson, Hyson-Skin,
Imperial and Bohea, ..--~~~,..
all Of which they offer for sale for Cash.
or Grain of any dsseriptiop.-Cash
paid for Wheat or Rye delivered At
flagg's, Beeson's, christy's or Hess
Mills. - :. -. =. ~ ~ a.. E..
: Martinsburg, November Is, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16
10 BE SoLb, THREE
Negro Women,

one sixteen aud one twenty years old,
the age OF the other no. particularly re-
collected they have all been accustom.
ed to house and out work, and can sow
tolerably well. They viii be sold low
for cash. .-
JOHN B. cRAGHrtL.
Berkeley County, November Is, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16

PRINTING,
In all lis variety, executed at this Office
: with eorrectness and expedition.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
STORE OF
3call.1tu:,geen. 1siogl!ecr.

8ra1itu:tgscn, 3sfogILecG, sc.
y FRANCIS FOLLRT from New-Yorl.l between
A4e.i'-. boha & IIGuuer's and Mr.. Charles sprn-
cars, Mlin-itTeet, Richmond, where he offers for
tale an .gfertment of
xoLD' Gin, Si!Ver, PLATED, J4faa'l and Cutlery
W Toare; CoLdaa4 SHoer KaslLs, i!....b svzserii,
Lads y C4e!em@as EHaroteo PoeAet Bsak,, Gioo.
?Iss, Ek:fie Carter 1sa GirNs; Coyal, ne. ami
G!.i Bad, Lva,y, Bone ahs HIoof CB.G Mn Bark-
gru7an Ta5t, Bal!e DocyJ and S5utfls Coeks Filter
fye', Gar5 On LoakS, Pjfois, Svvo,d S7yord Belts
I'Too'd Knot, Eparis, Military Fe.ib.rs, Ssorfs1er'l
bag: and kHigeS, and and agate Fnfs JDbh,
t"1e', U7b>eAas, Boot fasts, S mrs, Rszo,s, Homes
~ straps; SbaTjng Boxes ard BrYyGss Cn,Liag
1oag5; {0Toier- 6agi AID Puff YIolet and !Sbaviag
Seap Pom0ialg Toot6 Pogaier and Elcaee, g..sL-
ms ~ ,hsst:yy jSIeg Gess AMI i,Gqe,leap II.gs
-s0f'I ColsHyS, 70, dya5Oag ant qi7'iag Of Isy.gt
l'=ss BAR, leaS aatEl Peasks Slater Ink Po7s4s,
lpf:ys, QaiI, P4p.r FoAitrs, Counting Eoyf SeaLs
Ink Stand, ivory, b,ya and forteic Ret Cog45, k4qgs
sysas7sa:e1 :gy:oy; G-H D-9i Go,45,; Ss.ge BuTar,
Jez0s Harp; Fin Ho5hs; Piz5 and 2VeeJYty ri1fie
and ro'unor Knitting NrcArr; 7am6.9y Nre4zas aaf
GGie5j Tbigfjlsf Spc7eeir5 and Cars G,yqeyo,,'
CovoZgey and Cba~s, and mathematical Tg7lnqefs i,
sytf F0cta Com6aG Dials; Ck1; Globs LAMBS Tor
bnHfj eicgaat 6rJf AgIyon5, ami SbotsLs 7aags and
P'sf'sj CA! Se74pf Beiie7p5e,; SaooiLinF Iron,
ord E'eS; C0bber End Lop Cbltiay Di6.5; SoI1 and
~ -'.'' 90 ana DIX I2Dse AZEf5j non ard
3,55 C"4d5eisks; key Ring, Go,k sere7vs; CYcat
f.1'i f',.' 5.a'i6, Ss,4t5qg soLi.-4vae, ei9qtbs,
i''!5 Had 5>e B'gAer; britannia 1rtaI fgbie and tea
S6'275 britannia ms!a! r., Poft; Fyyirg Pam,
PO!S and Kt:.Ay; Tire Csltcf E1iH Sie,S, Ba-5
aud Plasd S47g,; 7.vlcy Oil S,gues Gi.u5le,,
Et2at1s 2oo!s; B,'s1 7to5ge!s S51p,L and S6qJ.,
L'-2' Hinge S-yesos; ILtA Tl,ts--vvith great
variety Of E'nar Articles, too tedious to enunleratc
ALSO, FOR SALE,
I'd, Alo'osso Hal Leasjsr SEbSs,y; 1Gca's Eoe sal
eot''e Sb8a5 and 6o4-GS Hair aai LEATHER T,uak.
Fnsy and Wisator Cd4irs; EI,1t:7 Is,e, in ersic,,
GF''fdi S5eA@ f.osl~ Lsdsy. P4to7t B.ae; Pear
dr. amt Slot.
Dsesig5sy I. r.,,r7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20

meree, which he conceived dangerous to our peace
and national honour.
Mr.. T. Clay requcGed the bill might be rutfered 70
lie until the memorial from the Chamber of Com
rnerce OF Philadelphia printed, which had bsen
ordered few days Ence.
Mr.. Iaet(a7 did not know OF this memorial or OF
an order for printing; II the huinef could he under
Rood on i,s beng read the Houfe by the Clerk he
inoud incline TO coniiicr the bill; he w;hed howe
yer, the lfoufe TO decide on the poaponenleri..
DR.. E4fiI wiaied the bill TO lie on the taie.
a qucItion was taken Tor poAponirg till to-
morrow, and carried 70 voting in favor of the II
ton.
Mr.. Tbowat called for the order OF the day on the
report OF the petition from the New York and Dutch
els counties fate companies, recommending reioll-
tion Chat il is expedies this to encrea.- the
duties on Gate.
The Houie went into committee Of the whole on
the rspor.,
f9,. T. C. Smith in the chair.
NJ. Tsoros moved the committee of the wio,e
70 concur in the repnr: of the iee committee which
was agreed to without diviion.
The committee then rofe and reported its concur
renee, and tie reiolution thereupon adopted BIZ
the HouGe.
mr.. Staajord would have called up the refola.ons
Tor the re-ccilion of the territory Of Columbia 70
the ieaies Of Virginia and Maryland, but Oh account
OF the abence (as ne underGood occaiored By ndir-
PoIIoNl OF TWO or 'hr-e gentlemen VINO feel terc.t-
cd II the deeilion; but he gaVe this notice that he
houid ell it up when he Iaw them IN their places,
which he hoped would be tomorrow.
Mr. Jasktaa called up the order of the day. on tie
bill making application OF the monies Heretofore APP
proprated by law, for making pu4 road from the
naviSable waters OF the Atlantic 90 the Ohio river
Ai, Rbtei informed thar tlle Senate had bill on
the fame iubjett at this moment bG:ore them, and
that too in the fame FORM
Mr.. Taete4 Withdrew his call-and then the
EOule adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
5a;r8 at aucslois.

NTI.L be fold, on Saturday 22nd inn. at the
w Eagle Tavern, that handfome HOUSE and
LOT on Snockoe, at prefent occupied by Ms. Bes,-
lamin Moiby.-rhe terms of fale will be 7 payable
lit January next-5 ilt March, and J III July
ALSO.
TWO new Brick HOUSES on the itreet near the
Canal, and adjoining the property of MIR. M'HIu.
Terms OF Sale-9o days--Notes negotiable at the
Bank Of Virginia
win aJo be Jof at rs. Esr. t17r and fias,
1912 acres Of MILITARY LAND.
T. TAYLOR g; Co. WINS
Lee. II. (eptd)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
WAX-WORK.

ME Proprietor rcl1ctijiilr mf6r,4s tie Pub
a tic, fbat be 5aJ 0ddeo an ndai!ioaaI FIsADr
70 bis MHfemn, rs n proef fbat TIE F;gmes ia bis
collection are hyperion 70 any ever esbib.ssi This
Rgjenm GviU iea1,e this in a jizv days.
AdmHtance bnlfa dsiar--25 cents far tJ3f
SOHO bGve gifted TIE a9..eum.
Dsc.l5. - sr.''''
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5atrs at auft,ni,.

SXTn-L be fold at public auction, for ready money,
w On Wednelday the 9th day of December
rest, the HOUSE e LOT near the mouth Of shockoe
Creek, at Preient occupied, by B. T. Harris, ana
commonly called the Shot Fa6tory--the title pspers
may be teer at any time by applying to
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. " M
Nov. "a. ep ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
" oLUME j.

members prcient, they were taken accordingly
and were Yeas 5s-Nays ss--io the amend.
tncnt was not agreed to.
A diicuiiion took place on the amendment re-
iStiSe TO the punifhment of offences committee,
by armed merchant veiiels as aboveRated, ana
fome doubts ariGng as TO the accuracy with
which the ie6tion was penued, . motion was
made n late hour for an adjournment which
was carried. Adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
J A ME s sEABRooK,
q II II q r.

= RESPECTFULLY informs hi, friend, and the
l = public N general, that he has removed from
rear the Market to Harris corner oppolte the Cuff
tom doliei where all commands in bis line, will be
pu1e11iy attended 60 and as he has enablled a
regular corei?onfence - Philadelphia, gentlemen
may rey on having their clothes made in the newell
flhion aud neaten manner.
~ B. Ladies Riding DrcGes and PcllTes made
IN the newell flfrcn.
Cttobcr lT,---I--c H
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
Gon0rcfg.
SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES.
N5T,en.ksr so.
MOTION.

MOTION,
That committee be appointed to examine
the act, entitled, san act to enabl: the people
otthe Ealtern diviion of tie territory, North
Wet of the river Ohio. to for7y1 contribution,
and fate government, and for the admifion Of
iuch fate into the union, on ar equal footing
with the original Gates, and for other purpoies, .
and that they have leave 20 report, by bill or
other~iie, the manner in their opinion, the mo-
ney appropriated BY the iaid act ous hit TO be ap-
Piled.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
ErdneL1nr. Dsoemb.r 10

TIT J'''.Ff IItttI|fDfF u.
~ -H51a saiies ior the order Of the day on the
Ill relative to the clearance Of ARMED n,ercb,n %,
lis, 4 gentlemen were prepared to rorfder the c,ne
He thought law ths iubeG flouid he sna1 ed =.
ipsediy as poibe for number of merchant, in our
iss7crt' bad enibai IL extc7Gvey in sn iiet com
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
co ~ ITO NJ S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Conerefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms ofpayment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADyERTIsEmENTs, from ttrcfeN@ho
ssssdo fiotfubfcribe to The paper, thould
'tSsS7saot' exceed fquare in length,
= mall be inherited for JtUenty-;fve cents
the firft time, f:tfty cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion t6irr-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
~. SUBsCRIBERs fhall have their adj
vertiiements inherited for .Jlfiy cents
the iirit time, and tbiyTy-tbres cents
for every additional inGertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
JUST RECEIVED,
rREsu ASSORTMENT or

rREsR ASSORTMENT or
y 4 rs MN SHOFc
Gsntenen's New-Yor, , ladies' fpangled, lace
and London nanufac- trimmed < plain, white
cured blk. sc drab Bea- and cooured Kid Sips
vers, Gators, and Ro- and ties.
runs. Do Morocco do
Do leather do.
|''iYant' Glazed, Clmei's MiGts kidd AID Moroc-
n.i. snl wool do. co Sins.
Chi!dr.n's Morocco Shoes.
-, INNS {, ....-a;s 10. Cen;!snen's fuperfne
C!nldrens Morocco Cps Shoe, and Ppnps
aud trimmings Do Suwarrow Boots.
foR s1ts, f7co aoo,' aboustbs Elgic Tagcys,6 by
JUDsON 8, BURR.
Og CONSIGNMENT,
One trunk CaIicoes, elias aud silk * cotton ShayIs
NO tons beG country refined iron.
December 4. eT q,
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J. ?. HOPKINS.

- ESPECTFULLY Informs bis .fi4eA8j na9
IN egFonssrJ shat Ire has Engaged a G.tfei..s.
na"75rr Of good qvorhn1e'l, and z~M b. tb4.6fL
for a continuance Of tier .fa0omy.
Dee. /. TJS5u
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auetioI 5aIee.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
%ATiIL in future E;H a. tie Fore occupied By M ~
w Rsneo't q Co on Wedr5aay's in each 4usei !;
aid at tbsir cf-e, Gu Tnsfaays and Fridays yftai
Dec. 1, 1904. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
Fall ana 5rahtcital,le 0ouns.

, OBERT JOHNSTON is now opening general
~ and well ieleSted Aiiortn,ent of RALL arr
FASHIONABLE GOODS, which he will fell on
moderate terms for Cath, Produce, hort credit
b. Wholetale or Retail;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20

AMONG WHICH ARR:
Superine & coarfe cloths Ruila and Irh meetings
Caimeres & coatings German Oinaburys ard
Manchester and patent2 'Ficklenburgs
cords Chintzes, Calicoes aud
Swanidowns 8, fanncls Cambricks
Roie, point s. dufh blan- India Lu,eer;nr, and Sax,
kets tins
Boys Morocco caps ironmongery s, Cutlery
Ladies ihoes & Clippers Gun Powder and pa.e2.
Steel backboards and col ) Shot
lars Looking Cl1fIee & Their
Oil cloths & oil Zones monetcrs
lrh linens aai brown Whips, Spurs, SC. &c. &c
Hollands
Now. T-h,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
9Th December, 1905.

TIE committee appointed "tO b,,stnr, nuS yetort
Proper ralet efproeecdiag, TO BE- o5Iirz,ed BIZ tbe
Senate IN cafes 81 imfeGnbmer:," ',l5a,:: TIE foi-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20

You are hereby commanded 70 deliver to, &
ieave with if to he found, true
and atteHed copy Of the within writ of fun
mons, together with like copy of This prccept.
iiIewing him both or in cafe he cannot win
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10
Translated for the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
LIBERTY OR DEATH.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Administrator general Of the De
partment of jacmel, gives notice, to re-
taiiers, merchants and other spectators
who purchase cargoeS, that in future they
will be prevented from purchasing cargoes,
until the government shall have had the re-
fusal. And further that each auL everv
person who shall act contrary TO the present
decree, shall be arrested and brought be-
fore the governor general Of the island Of
Hayti, as contravening the orders that he
has given to the said administration an
extract Of which here follows,
I. ordain likewise BY the same arrete;
that captains of foreign vessels shall not be
permitted to take stores in those ports at
which they arrive, for the purpose OF retail
ing their cargoes; and that the admins
tration shall have the sole right of treat
ing with them for the said cargocs: and
allows them the right of selling afterwards
to merchants and others, such articles as
the administration Judge unnecessary for
the state.
!" To prevent fraud, the inhabitants are
not permitted to sell TO foreigners produce
at price less 'thaa that established by The
Government"
D,nc ar jacnel, the 9Th Ct juae, 1904, thr
f,h year OF the Independence. The Al.
m;niAration General Of tIic Departments.
Signed /. 4. BAYARD.
Died, at Kingston, GAM on the eth
ult. Captain M'NAHARA, OF the American
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10
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Doctor King who had been for many
years arch bishop of Dublin, and had been
celebrated for his wit and learning,
when doctor Lind say the plimate of Ire
land died, claimed the Prlnacy as prefer
ment to which he had 4 right from his sta
ton in the see,of Dnblin, add his acknow-
lodged character in the church. Neither Of
these pretentions were admitted. He was
looked upon as too far advancedin tears to
terfmoved. The alleged reason was as NOR
Trying as the refusal--but the arch bishop
had no oportuuity DISH sing his resentmens
except to the new Frimate, docte. aoulter,
whom he received at lis own hoase and
IN his dining paflour, without rising from
las chair saying By ~ay cf apology
with the accustomed ~; castle sheer ga hrs
countenance, NY Lord, am certain yoa
will forgive ne, because your grace knows
IGm tao oldto rise.