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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-11
REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

THE first Battalion OF the 6zth Re.
i giment Virginia Militia, shall be
mustered on Saturday the 26th day Of
May next, 1t William Johnston's mill
The second Battalion Of said Regiment,
shall be mustered at Darkesville on Sa-
tnrday the 18th day Of May next. The
Majors commanding said Battallions are
hereby required 70 execute this order -
the law directs. .zs..t III --zs { ~ III
DAVID HUNTER. 1t. Col. :
Com. 9th Regt. v. NJ.
April 20, 1900. lls zy,.. Il s4 ss- 81.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-11
Attent1 10 t,s
The subscriber has jasf receiped fran chr
q city Of Piiadti phi0, and u. ,,O1p
o6tning q iasgs Supply d
Spring Goods,

Amongst which are, Chintzes and Cali.
Goes, Book, Cambrick and Jaconct MUS
lins, ,Dimities, Silk and Cambrick netted
Shawls, Leghorn Bonncts, Irish and
German Linens, Maddrass and Bandano
Handkerchief, Satins and Lutestrings,
India and clouded Nankeens, &c.
~ He has also on hand, Il /
Bar-Iron, Queens and Crockery Ware,
also lsinware assorted, and complete
assortment Of Groceries, al Of whichhe
Is determined 70 sell uncommonly low
for Cash, and solicits those who wish 70
purchase Goods 10 advantage to give him
acall. wv. W. LANE. 81
Charles Town, April ~, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-11
Berkeiey County, 8.
s Eekrazrv Corrf. IN

= Berkeley County, 8. - r.,
~ III. 81 g r. February Court, 1904 i.
y William Hill, Complainant.
!: =: - against L. s.s.t !. +, p
John Thornton, Augustine Washing
ION and Samual Washington. heirs Of
Thornton Washington, deed, John
T Bate and lanes Smally Bate, Def'ts
T - + ~ + --zS In cHANcERf.
THE Defendants, John Thornton, Au-
CUISINE Washington and Samuel WASH
ington, heirs of Thornton Washington,
decd. John Bate and James Smally
Bate, not having entered their appear
ance agreeable toan act of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and il appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court, that
they are NOT inhabitants ofthis Commons
wealth, on the motion Of the complain.
ant by his Counsel il Is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on the
Monday after The third Tuesday in
May next, 10 answer the bin Of the comr
plainant, and that q copy Of this orde-
be forthwith inserted in the Berkeley
and Jefferson Intelligeneer, for two
month"; successfully, md Published at
the door ofthe Court House ofthe said
County. s 81 { + !. e -. -
A Copy. ~ S ~, ~...,.!..z
Teste, ss....s-...ss.s So e.. j
DAVID HUNTER, c. ,. {. +
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BAR-IROM.

eftke best qualify. selected syifh care ~
hinse5 1rem the lron-IR oyks. and uh;ch
ne sgiu d;spase II On che Mosf sedhcsd
serns. He continues AZ us,aal 10 carry
on fhs Biseksmifh's bssiness n "a 10 SS-
rions 6raschess a,i4 fafteys AimseE. that
IL good materials. inOs1fsefused n fhe
most seysieeabif nsannes, feRefher NTH
the stricteet aftensioa % tnsisess, eaa se-
cnre he pstie Jasor, h shag nss 70 M
rrsp1rded.
JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
MartinssIrx; 1pjiis, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-11
6erkeity County, ..
February Court, 1904.
tunes canpbell, piaiinanf,

Jacob Fry and judith his wife, late n.
dith Miller, widow and reliet of Da-
MEL Miller, decd, John Reyes and
Cafharine his wife, Daniel Miller.
Frederick Miller. Mary Miller, Pc.
GER Miller, David Miller, Elizabeth
Miller, Iohn Miller, Susapna Miller.
Jacob Miller, Nancy Mir, Abra.
]. ham Miller and Sarah Miller, heirss
Of Daniel Miller, decd, Defsnaanss.
ML,HANLER1: .
THIS day came the complainant By iis
Counsel and il appearing 10 the Court
that the Defendants, Peter, John, and
Nancy Miller are nor Inhabitants OF Ibis
Commonwealth, il i ordered that the
said Peter John and Nancy do appear
here on the Monday after the third Tues
day in may next, to, answer the Com
plainant's bill, and that copy Of this
order be Forthwith inserted In the Berke-
ley and Jefferson Intelligencer and CON.
tinued for two months. successiyely. and
also be posted up for two months sue.
cessively NJ the door Of the Court House
Of this County. Il
A Copy. 40 -
Attest, e. = <. ~
DAVID HUNTER, e.s.s.
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DAVID HUNTER. e.s.s.
!. I. -. - February Court, 1904.
ROBERT r. HOoE, Complainant,
1-@ss AGA INST Z - -
WILLIAM HYLTON, Defendant.
N GHANCER7.

THIS day came the Complainant By
/ his Counsel, and II appearing to
the Court that the defendant Il not an
inhabitant ofthis Commonwealth, il ID
ordered that the defendants oappear here
on the Monday after The third Tuesday
IN May next, 70 answer the complain
ants bill, and thata copy Of this orderbe
forthwith inserted IN the Berkeley md
Jefferson Intelligencer and continued for
two months successfully, and also DO
posted up for two months successfully
ct the door Of the Court House Of th;s
County. a ~. .s.ss.e37 Il. Z =.
A Copy. Attest, 1.:t J. y j.
Dawn HUNTER, &C.
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Eonsisfilg Oh

GpNstseimg o.
HHINTZES and Calicoes of hind.
~ some figures, Book. camhrick Ind
Jaconet Muslins, Dimities, Leghorn
Chip and Grape Bonnets of the latest
fashions, Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Ladies plain and elastic Silk Cloves,
large silk Shawls. Lace Walls, colour'd
Camhricks, Wreathes, Artificial Flow
ers, Lace, Madrass Handkerchiefs, &c.
He has aiso On Aands q quantity Of
Castings, Homemade Linnen 8 twill'd
Bags all ofwhich having been purcha.
ssd on the lowest terms for Cash, he i
now enabled to ipform his friends and the
public generally, that he has now Goods
tooffer themt that are uncommonly cheap.
WALTER B. SELBY.
Shepherd's-T Town, April 10, 1904.
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BERKELEY County, -. IA. .L3e
;: ! !. February court, 1904.
John O'Ferrall, Csmpiainani,

~@SsSsssS ~NNN6eSA see : 2 -
!. = : February court, 1904.
John O'Ferrall, Complement,
!. against Il n u :. 1. .=5} U
Patrick M'caarys. surviving p !, a.
Tabb & M'caafy, Samuel Craig. An.
thony Kennedy and Patrick campbeN.
trustees Of Tabb & M,Caffry. and
Michael M.Kewan and lanes Faulk.
ner, Defendants. - 8
~ n cHANcER7: II.
THE Defendants Patrick M,caary.
Anthony. Kennedy, Patrick Campbell,
and Samuel Craig, not having entered
their appearance agreeable TO 40 act of
assembly and the rules Of this Court. and
i appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are NOT inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the complainant BY his counsel, j, j. or
dered, that the said defendants do an.
pear here on the Monday after The third
Tuesday in May next, and that 4 COW
ofthis order be Forthwith inserted M ths
: Berkeley and jefferson Inselliseneer for,
two months suceessiyely, and publ;shed
at the door Of the Court House of The
said County. And il Is further ordered.
that the said Defendants, M'Kewan.
Faulkner and Craig, do not pay convey,
away, or seerete any debts BY them ow.
ing to, or effects in their hands belong
ing to the Defendants M'Caffiy and
Tabb untilthe further order Of this Court.
Copy. So. - - ...,.sss q.
- Attest, ? Ii 81. : r.. s.=&
:. DAVID HuNrER, ca. :.
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Rerkeiry County, =. go i
February Court, 1904.
William Rush, Complement,

February Court, 1904.
William Rush, Csmplaiaant, !: 4
against 3- q s.
Elizabeth Linder. Jacob Linder,. Ann
Linder, Joseph hinder, Mary Lin
der, Nathaniel Lindrr, James Linder
and George Linder. children and
heirs atlaw Of Jacob Linder, decd,
Dsiendanfs. Il 80
hCHANlcER1.
THE Defendants nor having entered
their appearance agreeable 10 an act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and
il appearing 10 the Satisfaction Of this
court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this commonwealth, ON che smotion Of
the complainant By bis counsel, il Il orr
dered that the said defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tsesday in MEaynsxf, and nnsxer the
bill Of the complainant, and thar copy.
Of this order Be forthwith inserted IN the
Berteley and jefferson Intelligeneer, Tor
two snonths successfully, and published
q the door Of The court house Of said
County.
y A Copy.
Attest,
DAVID HUNTER. csc.
q
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F0R YALE OR RENT,

i HE HOUSE md LoT h which
lately lived, sitaate n the Main Street
Maftinsburg. For terms apply 70 the
subscriber living IN Charles- Town. JEFF.
ferson County, or 70 Cspt. Mathew
Ransone, Martinsburg.
April 81, 1904
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MARTINsBURG, Beyielsy cssn.y,
Virginia; Priafed and tnbkshsd 81
1 JOHN dLBUR IT'S.
rlaa. o. rur INTELLIGENcER.

Tar price sftai. Rap<z j sspe Dollar.
per a,ssits,, one doilartayabls az che f;ms
cf subseyibinS, and enc Iphen che yeas
expires. Distant Subscribers bay Jsr sAe
whole gear IN ADVANCE. The price of
Advertisements, 70 non-subscribsrs, :
one dollar per square Jor ftree wscts
insertion, and tor eonfinausce afser fsaf
time rs CENTS per sgeeks SaSscri6evs NIL
eonii,taefo reeeipe rsdaiefioasf sas. fSsrfk
81 TIER adbvsisaHsnts.--
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-11
February Court, 1904.
Philip Stout, Csmpiainanf,
AGAINST
Ge6rge Hoffman, Defendant.

Ge6rge Hoffman, Defssldanf.
III cHANCERE.
This day came the Complainant BY
i his Counsel, and itappearing 70 the
Court thar the Defendant, George HoE-
man, NOT IN inhahitant Of this Com.
laonwealth, Il Is ordered thar the De.
fendant do appear here on The Monday
after the third Tuesday In May
next. 70 answer the complainant's bin,
and that I copy Of this order Be forth
with puhlished for two month. sncces.
siyely IN The Berkeley and Tefsyson IN
sseiiigeNcer, and also be postedup for two
mouths successively q the door Of the
Court House ofthis County.
a Copy. Attest, 5 81 49,
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
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Bs,ieiey couary, ..

Berkei<y County, q.
S. February Court, 1904.
Jacob Davis, Complainant,
] AcAnsT
Tbomas Embley. son and heir It law Of
Thomas Embley, deed. 81
N CHANcERT.
THIS day came the Complainant BY his
Counsel, and il appearing 70 the Court
thatthe Defendant i not % inhabitant Of
this commonvealth, -it l. ordered that
the Defendants do appear here on the
Monday affer the third Tuesday IN May
'next, 70 answer the Complainant's bin.
and Tiara copy Of this order be forth-
vith inserted in the Berkeley and Jeifer-
sen InteIIigeneer and continued for two
Inonths snceessively, and also Be posted
up for two mouths SUCCESSFULLY e the
door ofthe Court House Of this County.
a Copy.
Attest, "a. 'z
DAVID HUNTER, 80. 9.
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.7kr fbllszDing sspeef Tines q ConrENT,
min remind tie Poet;rui reader De
cunningham's 5edstfif 81 bdklsd.
Der the Wild heath, 4 early dawn,
fuace thy foot-steps, gentle power
Atnoou, retiring from tie lawn,
I seek thee ii die shadoNy bower.
] When chilling blasts md nightly dews
Warn me % quit the dropping grove
] WOO thee 10 inspirs DE muse,
OF bless The hours Of social love.
And while our oGspring void ofguile,
Around II sportivs frolics joint
4 I wufch,d the fDnd matern1l smile.
81 mr. whose every ioy y mine.
All sweet ontenfmen hsavealymaid,
Wiltthou NOT hear Thy votary's prayer,
Nor the gay sports, nor silens shade,
Nor soft domestic pleasures share.
Vain were the hope !, true love disdains
The lows that reach itself alone
i saddena q nnotker's pains,
Itgiows With rapture Dotits own.
A the pale orb of Cyn,hia throws
lis borrowsd lustre Ger the night,
Nv soul no native transport knows,
Il shines bur with reflected light.
Come then. dear Goddess, 81 thy reign
In my ioy'd celia's gentle breast
Chase anxious care, queil murmurin 8
pain,
And, blessingher, preserve me blest.
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PRINTING.

In al it, Variety executed At this ofrss
with csrrsctnsss and exPedition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
SATURDAY, Feb. Is.

Mr.. Eppes offered the following rcsolu-
ton -
Resolved, that committee be appoint.
ed to enquire whether the monies drawn
from the treasury of the United States on
account oil the marine corps from the wear
1913 10 the end otthe year 1905 have been
faithfully applied to The public service in
cnniurmi,y TO existing laws, which was i'm.
mediately taken up, agreed TO, and refer.
red 10 Messrs. Eppes, Sands, M.Crserv.
Leib ard Boyle.
On motion of DR.. Leib, the committee
Of ways and means were instructed to en-
qure INTO the eEpediency of aboIishinp the
ofhce oi lieutenant colonel commandment OF
the marine corps.
Mr.. Moore offered a resolution, Instruct.
ing the committee of commerce and ma
nuiarsures to enquire into The exaediency
OF authorizing the President of The United
States to employ persons to explore such
parts oil the province Of Louisiana, as he
may think proper, and to report their OPT
Mon ;hcreuPon TO the house.
bir. Moore said il was scarcely neceSsa-
ry to make any remarks OH the object Of
this resolution. The government were
not m possession of good geographical
description OF Louisiana which il was very
desirable that they should possess; mas
much as It's limits were moi completely de.
.ignated i'll the articles of cessjon: and
as the time might not, perhaps, be distant,
when is boundaries may be subject OF
negotiation between the former owners Of
the province and the United States.
The resolution was agreed to-Aves So.
Dr. Aiitchii!,ir0m lie committee of COM
merce and manufactures, made report
on tie subject oilaying duties for the sup
port OF light houses.
The report is accompanied with several
documents. and concludes with a cesolu.
ton that duty of4O cents ton be laid on
foreign vessels entering the ports of The
United States Tor the support Of light
horses.
The house took up the report of The
committee OF the whole, on the bill making
provision Tor persons disabled by known
wounds received during the revolutionary
war.
Alter several amendments being made.
the further consideration Of the bill was
postponed to Tuesday next.
a message was received from the Sc
nate stating that they had passed bin re.
iatIns to'he recording and registering YES.
sells IN the dis,rict Of New Orleans
The bill allows all lie inhabitants Of
Louisiana on the 3Oth of April last 20 oh.
tain registers.
Referred 10 committee ofthe whole on
Monday.
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I've, Lucas, Eppes, Jackson, s. L. MitchilI
Elmer stanton and Bedinger; when the
Yeas and Nays being required, were Yeas
55-Nays 60.
{ A question was then taken on a most.
ponement to the first Monday in May
Lost, Ayes 42-Noes So.
Mr.. Findley moved a postponement to
the End Monday in March: which motion
alter some debate, prevailed-A;es So
Noes so.
ITO prevent an erroneous impression
beng made on the public by the above pro-
ceedings, it is proper to remark that, dur
ing the whole discussion, not a single voice
was raised in defence OF the act of the le
gisiature of South Carolina allowing the
importation fslaves; but that, Oh the con-
trary' while by some of the speakers its
immortality and impolicy were severely
censurcd, by all its cxisterce was depre-
Gated. A large number ofthose who yot-
ed Tor the postponement, advocated 4, on
the express and sole ground that it would
give the Legislature of South Carolina AN
Opportunity, which they believed would be
embraced, to repeal the act.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
C O n G Z E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, Febrnary II.


ohSoAf' 'eoru@ey IL.
MT Nod Wv opseFVeA that subject had
sp"e ume since oten before congress- IN
Which cue mmerciai world was cons''
oerao'Y interested he alluded u tAe hX'
my standard W weiSh's and measures
o"der an 'n''eSs'on that THIS was nj
pne % resume us conscientious nc NOV
ed resolution 20 instruct the committee
oIc''nnerce ana manulactures't enquire
mo the eXpediencY o. hXing astandaTd OF
"e,?h'2 ana measures
Nir' LED sug FeSteo the propr'c'y oi re-
ierr'nE the SUBJECT 70 select committee
III "ocn iota Hr. Rodney aclu'escea'-
When ~ 'i'tchii' ai,er assigning mum
Der OF reasons which led MIN to BE- o' OPT
mon that congress woul1 not during the
present session. be enabled to arrive at any
conclusive measures on the su' 'ect-m ~
ed to posIPone the resolution I'll to-m'r-
row
In which Mr.. Rodney ac1nescing, the
moi'Np was ordere u to lie Until tomorrow
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
EVEDNEsDAY, FEB. Is.

FIR. Nicholson reported bill f9r incnr-
poraU1g the Theatre association in the CT
ty Of Washington.
Referred TO a committee of the whole.
Mr. Nicholson reported bill nrrviding
for the settlement Of sundrv claims tn pub
lie lands iying south Of the state Of Ten
nessee, which was received and read the
first time,
Dr.. Leib moved to postpone is further
consideration to the first Monday in De.
cembcr next.
This motion was lost Ayes Sl---and
the bill reGerred to committee OF the
whole house.
Mr.. Leib observed that an account of
the most extraordinary nature had been
recently laid before the house by the Ma
Wy department respecting the expenses
of the Mlrne Corps. 1t vas indeed a
phenomenon in accounts. It vas Of such
a nature as required the interposition Of
the house either TO annihiilte or reform
the office NJ accountant Of the navy. The
statement wasa species e. non .descriDt ne
yer seen before in the United States.
From it, il appeared that ne public mo.
ney had been evHeu led in n most extra
VACANT way, without any efficient check.
From It, 1t likewise appeared that the
Lieutenant Colonel Com ua1irpt had Il
.nlted in his person the Offices Of quarter
master, forage master, com nis5ary and
p1y m1ster without check o. controul.
There was high necessity. Dr. Leib
said, when the government vas LOOKING.
to ecOnomich reforms, to attempt some
reform ~ this department &c expenses.
1t was his opinion that the Office of the
accountau. oC the navy ought to be A.
polished, M. 81 any rate, some salntary re-
form cT,Sed. He, therefore, moved a
Resolutions,
That the committee of WAYS and means
be instructed 20 enquire into the eypedi.
cncy OF abo!ishing the Office or account.
antoE the navy, to report by bill or other
wise.
The house having taken the resolution
up for consideration,
MIR. J. Clay said that he had no On.
jection to thc passage Of The resolution
bat he would state, for the information q,
the house, that the committee of ,vav.
and means had had the subject, ;,gelb.,
with that presented by an enquiry into m.
sxpediency Of abolishing the Office OF tie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29

amended as to make every freeholder eli
g'ole as Mayor, instead ofrequiring free
hold estate Of 1000 dollars-Ayes as
Noes So.
Mr.. J. Randolph, from the committee
OF ways and means, reported bill laying
duty OF ten dollars upon every slave i'm
ported into the United States.
Read twice.
MIR. J. Randolph moved that it be made
the order OF the day Tor Tomorrow.
DIR. Leib moved that it be made the or.
der Tor more distant day.
When an adjournment was called for,
and carried without any question being
put on the previous motion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
AioNpAY, February 90.

a bill FOR erecting Louisiana into two
territories, and making provision for the
temporary government thereof, was re-
ceived from the Senate, and referred to
committee OF the whole OIL Wednesday.
Mr.. J. Randolph said the house would
recollect that he had on a former day Of
iered resolution barring any claims de
rived uoder any act Of the state Of Geor-
gia passed in the year 1895, in relation to
lands coded 10 the United States. II was
not his purpose IN rising at this time 10
trespass on the patience Of the house
Nor did nc know that he should in future
oiisr any remarks additional 10 those he
had already made. But he conceived i,
his duty to place the subject in such a
point Of light that every eye, however dim.
might distinctly see it's true merits. For
this purpose he withdrew the resolution
which he had before offered. and moved
the following resolutions:
Re'oiUcf, That the legislature Of the
state OF Georgia were at no time invested
with the power Of alienaiing the RIGHT oI
soil possessed by the good people OF that
state IN and to the vacant territory OF til,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29
TnrnanAY- Ech L.

The house went tito a committee ofthe
whol.-Mr. Dawson IN the cbair--on The
bill 70 amend the charter of Alexandria.
After undergoing several amendments
tle bill was reported to the house.
On motion Of Nr. Eppes an amend
ment was made yves 4o-Noes 40
5v which every freeholderi is made eligibIe
- member Of the common council, in
>'"n1 ofonlv such Grccholders as are worth
300 lrllare.
Oh motion Of DR.. Lei5 the bill was 50
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-29

a-T@ advertisements, not ercecdiara sonar.
in ie1gla, are Inserted in this hajier for seUrr
fy-jfOs cents me jfrst time three d2Lars for
three sp,cks GO times and f0r. epcry aqtE-
'foaGl insertion th;rtu-three GEMS. Loae ones
nthe same ilr2hortion-uaLssS a Sheciak con-
tract be made IN thgyeIr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31

tore your return from EgvH; md surely
you have not forgot the. slls;nterestednes
Showed in seconding you on inc Is.h
Brumair.
&C Our enemies since that time have
kept US asunder.-Itis with much regret
fad am obliged TO SPEAK Of myself and
what have done but in a uloment when
l am accused of being an accompi;ce of
those who are considered as acting Al lhe
instigation Of England, Shall perhaps
have to defend myself against her snares, [
have the vanity 10 believe she mu:r judge
OF the injuries | can do her from ahose [
have already done.
!" If obtain, general, your COMPLETE az
tentioo, have no doubt OF your justice.
| shall wait your decision OF M fate
with the tranquility OF ianocenc, buf not
without apprehension OF seeing those ene-
rnies triumph who are always attracted by
celebrity.
arm, with respect,
M0hEAU,, General
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July 81.
RAN AWAY

From the fobicrber on lbe lzah intfac., iiv-
ing in F.uquef county, eur mics from Hay
Nisrxct, or the Rcd ]arft, two Negroes
ferry md Day..
jerry is Of 4 yellow compeNor, about a3 or
"a years Of age, about fix iees high, bis aosers
on his right hana have been burnt. Of little DC
low the htd joints, ne makes inc mott uie OF his
left aand--has large fc4I on the PIT OF his to-
mach oceai. med by burn, another f~sf on The
idc Of hs iltad, sHo by burn vh>n child. |
think any other deic6p'ion unnecefary.
4 DAVY is .boas II years Of age, five feet
ieven or e,shs inches high, is OF ayeltow COM
piexion, ard fees but impcrfediy in the night;
has large bead. and is a very fill, n!sh ter
low.
viii give Ten D3llsrs for each, if appfe.
bended and committed TO any Jail wthin this
fate, or Fifteen Dollars each ios their coofinc-
rnent in any j9il without the tate, 70 that gce
them sgain.
Their clothing were coa.fe country tow linen
hi,s and yrowie,s. Dayy had Z new wool hat'
with a black ribbon and butk'e.
James GmnsA.
July 81. eoiw ia" w.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-31

tendency which the English have gained
in Egypt, while it is not less alarmed at the
pretended projects of France respecting the
Morea. The English consul at Cairo, M.
De Misetto, changed his title, and has taken
that of charge dafairs for the Beys. The
merchants OF Alexandria had become APP
preheasive lest the English should send 9
garrison into hat place. The property Of
h III .Bey is stated TO have fallen into the
hands of his enemies, and his whole family
to have been ruined, in consequence nj his
alliance with England.