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Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29
House Of Representatives U. S.
~ CD % *:
Debate on the .fmendnenf Vt Tie C,aahtutian
December 6.

Mr.. PODNEY.-Notwithnanding the
refpe@ entertain for the opinion of TIE
gentlemen who fupport TINS contraction
of the conntution, it Teens tome 70 be ut
terlv without foundation. The IDEAS OF
The gentleman from 'ienneaee( Mr. Camp
belI)are think. concluiye-rhat gen
,leman has atked oy what authority we
enquirs into the proceedings Of the Senate,
Of which they are exolufvcl. the conttl-
tutional Judges. 1t is replied that they
are obliged 10 keep puD'tc journal, and
that il appears therelrosi that this amend
n:ni has NOT received the votes Of con-
t,tu.ional majority. Is this fair aniwer'
~ NE contribution each ilouie may de-
teraliae The rules Of lis oAn proceeding.
IF The Senate then have q right 70 decide
on their own rules, they are tie only
competent Judges whether the aGsad.
ment has been approved BY The NUMBER
which tine contribution requires. On
what foundation is this objection taken
Do we know the proceedings Of The Sc
nate but through the medium which the
coniti;u.lon HIS provided: We have re-
ceived then this amendment to the con-
hltttion through their legitimate organ,
lie Clerk. lie has in due form no.i
fed us Of its patlage. And 70 day We
are told, on the evidence Of His certificate
hat dc Senate has no, pafied ii IL all, or
vhat !. the fame thing. thar they have
nor -aosd !, ~ constitutional ml'io-i,v.
Now, are we % believe the Information
we Rave received iron the Senate in lhe
reo,l,r nd easalitliea way, or are we to
,aEs ,as;r proceedings On / csetifca,e pi-
y.nto member If (.ls Hou.e Are We
Ia take this information .ron them, or are
Ne 10 feod committee TO watch their
procs edines. ard are tSes 10 fcnd com
,,i,te. "a watch oors. Surely there is a
rel,-a due 70 Tie Senate .henthey trans.
rrirton.a r4faNltian et,arsd to BE aloDt-
a ~ diem. by which Ne are bound 10
o;,e credit 70 i. ,f,lis Is not tie cafe.
sf,;n,e,conrry between The two Hou1es
n,pf} b. nonnrJ. For if the Senate are
- ya,ch us 70 determine b. what maio.
r;ty ,rd il what manner our aas are
nair.d. and We do the iame IN relation to
49, r~,.oe4;nos ~. mav conI,me III
vhole lime Of he iyfion in d(cuilinq the Ce
nr.vions emotions. without reaching The
lr.,;,e af, H. neatures promoted. JbrGr
;3..s ,,n..,r "a =. conrin6ve The Con
ni,,no,;s ~, a;ear4d AZ ~, rv,aenr. &c
.:ac;,l. u mnrJ ;n,agr;,y !, H.. ,,vo
Hon,-s ard without f,ch confidence in
,be,n !, c,nn,t ex;n for dav.
~. ,atino nc faff. as * oen,leman
e.o,, q .c,;cn, b,e tf,,pd 4, ,,inL .L;s
raGo,,tiou has nal]ed Ii. Senate by con.
n;..,;o.a, Tha a.n,1.n,,.c,,.
,.nds 49, \ h,e nov becanre i la not
r.cs;vsd ~. aTe,t &c TWO birds of all he
esns,nrs lec,ed Re Jaws ,hst when he
Contribution reoa;res Tie aGsn, Of two
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From tbe liarora.

The ratification of the amendment, on
the part OF N. Jeriev, is circumlt,nc.
Of confderable moment we know th,r
hopes were entertained Of the nesai;v..
Of this Gate, and thar no inconnder.b.
eHoits were employed ny fedora; inaaso.
tial characters for the accomplishment of
this favorIte Object cxer:ions wsrs
made in Vermont, but their failure n
both infances affords encouragement
to rely on the i1ue of the vote in tbore
ta,es which have not yet decided. A.
prefent the votes ftand thus:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-20

thar three, four or Eve. Hence
the difference between tie three s s:s
r. numbers and the FIVE highest person. s''ss.
the list will not be very material, ssts s o
will seldo" be mere than five person. ,,tis
the three highest rit;a15ers, and rbs soiis %
frequently be more than three persons. nay
as there arc some members in ,b;s ! 'Ol
who would prefer the FIVE persons b; ;,IaSe
on the list, and others would pref pss
three hiohes; numbers Wide some w. "a a
prefer the two Or three persons h;qb"s g1ia
the list, SC. trust this Will not b p oa IN
defed as a material o5lsction, as 1t seen r.
to.come as n'885f she WIS., Of maiorils Us Is
this House as any numl,rr that co1lj /. y
dopted. &
(Ts 5s c9ntim.as5
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April IT.
PUBLIC SALE.

In purfuance Of a Decree OF the
Honorable the United States Court Of the DIFF
trid of Columbia for the county of Aiexan-
dria. will be fold at public fale, on the pre-
mifes, for ready money, on Wednesday the
10Th May nexr,
One Lotof Ground
on the eat ofWater freet in the town of Alex
sndsia, containing a feet II inches on Water
Rreet, and Il feet deep parallel with Prince
Rreet, and binding on Wales's alley. Alto,
ONE ANNUITY
Of 8. dollars per anuum, payable half yearly.
ariGng out of piece of ground on Royal Rreet,
on which there ia two torv frame houfc, now
in thc occupation of Mr.. James Scott.
The above property is fold GO fatisfy debt
due from Robert Meafe to the etate Of Edward
DeGeae, deceaied.
John c. Herbert,
Jacob Hoffman, SCom'rs.
James II. Hooe,
April l3. q
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l0uBul aIe.

On the Goth I'M. atsf1 clock will be
fold on the prcmiirs,
A LOT OF GROUND,
s.aate on Cameron Street near the Powdcr Hou s,
in front 1877 feet, and in depth | 70 feet, hand
fcmely fenced. The above Lots laid off 40 q
garden, and in a high fate Of cultivation, lub
eet 10 zrert CfsT'wsnty Poanas.
And at 4 O'Clock IN the afternoon will
be fold on the ptculifes, Dear
Cameron Run,
A hiadiome Country Retreat,
late the resdence of Thes. Richards, containing
Doe Hundred and Twenty Five Acres. The
Improvements are nsar Dwelling. Kitchen,
Smoke Honlc. Barn, &c. and well of excellent
water, an orchard of choice ffuii, confRing OF
pats, pccchcs, apples, cherries, &c. The above
Farm commands handlcme PROJECT Of the town
of Alexandria, and river Potomac. It will DC
told entire or laid of in fmalicr Lots TO fuit pnr
ehafers. Terms will be made known at the
place of iaie.
Philip G. Marleller.
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IS tT.lo.b,
Mob li.y rifles q ,bse-.
ceed; iron, yi,,ne nI.s e
.rhs Iavor 80; NO. c,o' h. 81
n "a go. ;, ! ,..,ssl, "a ,;t,a
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W., ,;,,s, ,,o -,
80 $3.50 80
10.
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3,.' ~ 49, NJ - 'aI o.''l4 u l"s '"tl-
49, 81 !. ~; 81 a ., aa1"'e,s ~, - = i" 0''
MUG = ms 's.A3f was e,oq1en' "a'' 0's
aSAii 20 INC VIC Il ms Anchors were ~.
oie ~, ), :,
,.sax,l, rha ~ cd, I, ,.. ~; -
ocs cAa' luz nan VINO PonSHS' ~ ''ll make nin
iliinr aooao rs su'sn'
re wa ne'eI'e Inc aisnl"es "9l'A WIZ o'
conferred 10 DINERS; aoo wei ne may lay 70
tnen'--we'e yo"f sneeisofs' tom gao" yos
o'en onf aoiIe"s' 'ue" 'Ae.'
AS the lhadow follows the BODY 10 does f'Hs
honor accompany virtue:
D not FAY that tfoe honoI is ihc Ion OF col.
fdge-No. IFS W}fk is nof ne 'Fae con'e'AN OF
lift does not proceed tom any s'H'o IN II
ss.'' "u1 'fcHi ,"s i'aH'E y winch 'i''' S.
exesa,ed, :,
All fncn ass no' called 10 ~ ;af Y
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CO ea---
From the Fii'4deIs1:a Casst,e.

fyi' MIL,
T'hoasa 70 air+'aaj As exile great cpd IL
perh es rioIe han is osc.al;y.to ,h- VII.
m'"S'iri, yoy will pslhsps deem th.ie ~ g
tons unwoflhg a place .ayour plpet.-
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ar NOTICE.

NJ IINE.
an eisesicn Tor thirteen TRUSTEES of the
assxendria Academy viii be held on Morday the
z3d inf. at Il, o'slock, at the Academy, at
which time and place thofs who are legally su-
thorifed 10 vote, arc requested TO attend.
Jacob Hoffman,
April e. d
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-27
BATH COFFEE HOUSE.

THE subscriber in the most respect.
Il full manner, returns his sineere &c
acknowledgements for the honour conferred
upon him by those Ladies and Gentlemen,
who were 30 obliging as to give him a call
last season, and takes this method Of in
forming them, that he has been induced,
from the distinguished patronage he has
heretofore experienced, to 60 10 consi-
derable trouble and expense in making
the Coffee House, &c. - eonvenient a.
possible for their reception this season.
The Coffee House being 80 very conve-
nient 10 the Bath Square, gives il the
preference onthas score, to any house Of
entertainment At Bath. With sentiments
Of great consideration, / remain the pub
lic's humble servant.
ANDREW GoULDING.
Bath, Berkeley County, June -, 1904.
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FOR SALE.

n MILL SEAT, in Berkeley coun-
II ", situated on Opequon Greek,
within 100 poles Of Potomae River, with
- much land a. viii answer for the mill
house and other necessary buildings /;
this Mill Seat must be considered, By al
persons acquainted with il, TO BE gilmore
value than any other in the county, from
the great suficiency Of water and many
Hother convenience attending il, grain
may be brought 70 the place By water In
boats, and -four taken from thence 20
market the same way, the present en-
Pense Of taking -four from thence TO
George Town and Alexandra dogs otn
exceed 70 cents per barrel, and from the
daily improvements in the navigation Of
Potomak, we may expect in . short time
the expense win be much less. Any per-
son wishing TO purchase win apply 10 the
subscriber living at the mouth Of Ope-
quon. JAMES FORMAN.
July 8, 1905. -s
Aiso for sale, complete, Saddle Horse,
four years old and'about i5Ahands high.
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EAR THEN WARP
-~. MANDATORY, = :. , T,
Near fhe head Of Dry Run and four aa6
an haT miles fran Mdrtias6urg. 3

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i the public, that he has now gos
his POTTERY in complete order, and
has on hands very good assortment Of
excellent ware, and means to keep .
constant sapPly.-It will be much to the
advantage Of purchasers ofthis commo-
dity TO Gallon him, Is he can sell ware %
cheaper rate than it can be bought at 4
distance. A considerable reduction
will be made to those who purchase by
the quantity to sell again. :, - = :,
This being the only establishment Of
the kind in Berkeley County, and the
ware made at it, Of as good, perhaps Q
better quality, and at lower price, than:
that made at distance, he hopes that
the efforts he Is making to accommodate
the people of this County, will not 70
unrewarded. CYRUS FAIR.
May II, 1904. e.. ~. p
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LANDS FOR SALE.

TWILL dispose Of . valuable FARM,
i upon Cape Capeon, within about two
and a half miles OF Bath, at present oecu.
pied by Capt. Geo. EskridSe, who has
m unexpired lease thereon, of four years
next Octobery at 30 per alnum. !
viii give . considerable credit for the ba.
lance ofthe purchase money on receiving
500 Virginia currency ready cash.--
Capt. Eskridge win shew the lines of the
land, for further particulars and terms.
be pleased TO apply to the subscriber. !,
r. T. HOOE.
Alexandria, July II, 1904.
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! 4
yTIHEREAS my bond lies in, the
w hands Of John M'Lean, sen. for
200 dollars, $50 ofwhieh IS paid, itbs-
Ing the consideration for . tract Of land
purchased of him, as containing l6 Ia
acres, but thaye since found that when
neighhonring claims are satisfied, il will
fall IS acres short, in satisfaction for
which so dollars are detained BY me, but
which am ready and willing 70 pay on
having the ebntract made good 20 me,
and until then | viii not, except compell-
ed thereto by law 1 hereby caution all
persons from taking an assignment on
aid bond, undsr The idea Of my liability.
VALENTINE AYLE.
Marlinsblrg, July 20, 1904.
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JOSEPH PLUMMER.

THOSE person. who became pur-
chasers at the sale Of Evans and
Barnhouse's movable Property At the
Big Spring, are informed, that their
Notes and Bonds become due ON the Srd
day OF August next, and are requested
70 provide for payment, a. no indulgence
win be given after that time. -
JOHN FRYATT, Err.
4 July 20, 1904. >. /. ..s...
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ID -
, Mr.. ALBuRrIs,

Mr.. ALBuRrIs, -. 8
IRON the obvious reflection, that
j no society of men ever did, 81 ever
can act efficiently, in any one uniform
design, Of public nature, without sys-
:tematic plan; WAS induced to propose
to the Members of the Protestant Epis.
copal Church in this county, to assemble
at Martinsburg, Morgan's and Hedges.
Chapels, for the purpose Of elec.ing three
OF the most discreet members from each
congregation, to represent them in
standing committee Of the Church; that
by their united endeavours, they might
ascertain the praeticabilisy Of supporting
! minister, tooticiate at the places afore-
said. But, from some cause OF other,
nothing has been done. i most earnest-
y, therefore, intreat the Members of the
Church to meet at their respective places
OF worship on Saturday the 9Th day of
August, TO make the elections aforesaid;
twill not hinder much time, three or four
hours IN the afternoon win be sufficient
and the members so elected, are reqnest-
ed 20 meet At Mr.. Graham's in Martins.
burg, on the Saturday following, to de.
wise method of obtaining 4 salary for Z
minister, and establish any regulations,
the present situation Of the Church may
require. Ia 81 s. s. 5s4
.,> A MEMBER.
Iuly Is. 1904. II 49,
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H-- IL SD. f.
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the subscri-
II Der either by Bond, Note, or Book
Account, are requested to make imme-
diate payment, rs q final close and recep-
tionof outstanding debts is indispensably
necessary; merchantable Wheat and
Rye WILDE received in payment. Those
who win fail to comply with the above
requests or before the FIRST day Of Sep
tember next, may expect that legal rnea-
snres win be taken against them. -
EDWARD MCCORMICK.
Charles T own, July 20, 1904. fowl
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FOR SALE, OR RENT,
Il 71ua Of Land,

adjoining Robert, Snodgrass', on Back
Creek, Berkeley County, containing
500 acres, shout 400 of which are clear.
ed. 1t win be rented for Ave years, with
the privilege ofseeding the land now in
corn. For further particulars apply to
the subscriber living in Charles Town.
THOMAS HAMMOND.
Jefferson County, June 90, 1904.
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!. FOR SALE,
!. "a YALUARLE EIRM.

DY virtue Of apower of attorney, exc.
ID cuted to me By John Dixon, Esq,
Of Jefferson County, who IS now at the
Berkeley Warm-Springs for the bene6,
or his health, | am authorised to sell q
certain tract OIL AND, containing abou,
900 acres, the properly ofthe said Dixon,
situate in the County of Jefferson afore.
said, four miles from Charles Town,
six from Shepherds Town, and within
four miles Of the river Potomak. This
Land is well Watered and Of an excellent
quality. Fotterms apply to the subscri-
- g = RICH WILLIS.
July IS, 1904. > II - :,
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Lpeontalonly CHIP
Goods.

TIE subscribers hape i,ist reeGved fSow
the Cities ef Philadelphia and BAH.
more, and are np1D opening, large.
ossoyfmeif ef nncomlnonly cheap
GOODS, consisting II part d
TWO Boxes 7.s and ~ Irish Lin
ems, 2bales best stout Tickling
burgs.
! Trunks Of fashionable Printed Cali
Goes md Chintzes. - - s..
h 8 ditto Fashionable Muslins assorted,
viz. Plain Cambria Muslin, Satin Stri-.
ped, Check and Figured ditto, Figured
and Plain coloured ditto, Book and ia.
comet ditto. Lappett ditto--an elegant
variety Of superb Lace ditto, Tamboar'd,
Collonade, Japanned, Extra Super
Super India Book, and Plain Null Null
2 Trunks Handkerchief and Shawls
assorted, viz. 20, -, S-4, and "a
Fashionable Fancy Silk Shawls, Flush'd
Jaconett Muslin ditto, Sattin-bordered
and Checked.C Cambria ditto, Lappett
dino, White and 1 coloured Cambria
Melted ditto, Printed Cotton ditto,
Book and Jaconett Muslin Handker.
chiefs, Linen and Cotton Pocket ditto,
Bandannoe and Fancy Silk ditto.
- ! Bale "a Fashionable Superhne
London Broad Cloths. -sEtss ) 5<l
/ ditto Kerseymeres. 3 ,s.r~5
Case Dimities, fashionable pat
terms also . few pieces Cambria Dimi-
Ties; IS sS
Case Fashionable Leghorn Bonnets.
2 Cases, Mems, Women's, Boys and
Girls Fashionable Fur Hats. e..
- Bales India Muslins Of different
kinds. i. -4 T." Isl /: ]
600 Pieces fine Yellow India Nankeen.
30 Pieces Russia Apron Check. =
1 Case SILVER PATCHES. $sr53
Z Bales Spinning Cotton. 4
An elegant variety of FANcT AR-
TICLES, consisting, in part, of Ar
TLFKLAL FLOWERS, WREATHS,
PLUHES, SILVER and GOLD LACE,
SILHER and GOLD ORNAMENTS,
&C. SIC. T. :. /,
A Complete assortment Of Laces and
Edgings, Pic Mic MITES, Mems Thread
Z Cocoon and silk Hoes, Women's Silk
and Cotton ditto. =. ,,-sEs,s.
They have also received ! completes
assortment Of AKRON and CAST
INGS, CROWLEY and BLISTER
ED STEEL. ~ :.
$50 Excellent Home-made Twilled
BAGS. -. .. 49, -.
soolb. Good FLAX. 81. =
A Few barrels first quality Old RYE
WHISKY, Distilled in Maryland) suit.
abls for private families, MEDICINE
and PAINTS, togrther with almost
every other article, which this neigh
bourhood and country requires in their
line of business. They never had at
any period q more extensive and COM
plete assortment Of Goods than at the
present, and are happy 70 inform their
friends, and the public generally, that
all those who may orthem with call,
shall certainly be stppiged with ascon.-
naaaly cHEIp GOODS. ~.
81 JAMES & JOHN LANE. :
Shepherds. TosUa, July 20, 1904. 7
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Boiling Cloths,

Nos. 2, 6, S, :, and 5,
Those are Of the FIRST rate, and warrant.
ed good the subscriber has formed a
connection with an Importing House IN
Baltimore, who are always to keep his
assortment complete those who live at
q distance and may want good Boiling
Cloths will never be disappointed in
coming here for them /; the price Is as
io1o as in any inland town on this eonsi-
nent. < - -. .-~ a~-. 80
N. b. The subscriberalso takes leave
to inform the public, that his mill Is now
in complete order for the reception Of
Grain: He solicits the custom of those
who can from convenience send him
their grinding. IL
- The highest price, as. usual, CIV
en- for Wheat, Rye and Corn delivered
at his mill. 49,. - 4.
With the greatest esteem, e
He begs teave to subscribe himself,
- TIE pu6Ec's obt. s. kup,bL serut.
E2@r.T -" PRHiP NADENBOUSCH.
Martinsburs, July s, 1904. =
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.FoR SAFE.

- EE7 n
!, n VALUABLE Tract Of LAND,
~ situate in Berkeley County miles
from Martinsburg, and ) from Garrards
Town, containing about 60 acres Of ex-
cellent Land, about one half Of which is
cleared andthe remainder well timbered.
There are two good Springs IL, and
the whole Of the Land well watered; =
acres Of good timothy Meadow Is now
made and more ploughed up and in
good condition for seeding on the pre-
misses are 4 good Dwelling House, and
other improvements, with an Orchard
of almostevery sortof fruit. ofthe chois.
est kind. Ifthis tract il not disposed Of
Il private sale, before the 3oth iayof Ju.
", Il win then be offered At Public Yen
due. The premises may be seen and the
terms known BY applying 70 the subscri-
Der living thereon. g. l.--- -,
JOSEPH PLUMMER.
July 20, 1904. z>v..s 49,. =-s. .
ALL persons who may have claims
on the subscriber are requested TO pre-
sent them for settlement, and those who
are indebted TO him are also desired to
discharge their dues by August Court.
Those who fail to comply with this re.
quest may depend on suits being brought
against them. PLUMMER.
~ ~ H.sH
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Also-a general assortment OF
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TEAS, &C.
We fatter ourselves we do not AFRO
gate too much, when We assert, that the
whole of our Goods will be offered for
sale on the lowest possible terms for rea.
dy pay in cash or country produce-and
permit Us to add, that as we purpose
selling generally for ready pay, such Of
our friends as may open accounts with
US, will expect to discharge them When
required determined, IF possible, to
accommodate generally, we are, with
respect, the publie's obliged humble
servants, ~ +. -. cs.~.- .->~4 -.
LEWEs g RoBkRT WILLS.
Martinsburg, May II, 1904. 4.
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More Fresh Goods.
The subscriber has just received, and is
,sow opening, another supply d =
SUMMER and FALL
GOODS. s.

Which In addition TO ms former, stock,
makes his assortment very complete,
and wen worthy the attention Of those
who may need such articles As he has for
sale, both for eheapness and quality /.
-. l,nnSn ,nhsnk 0rs- oesoe1eS. =.
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Fronting Tie {. C G J ] ! I.
s. Market Hoy1es,
Are Just received and now opening By
the subscribers, an elegant assortment Of
Spring Goods d: &
) Groceries, D

Consulting
Super6ne and Sc.
cond Broad Cloths,
Coarse ditto, SUI
per6ne and Second
Casimeres, Velvets,
Corduroys, &c. :.
Coarse Linnens,
Irish ditto.
Blue, olive and vel
low piece Nankeens,
Silk and Cotton Ho-
siery, Calimaneoes
Durants, &c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-27

J part Of
An elegant yari:
ETY. of Chintzs
7 4 Calicos, whito
andcolourd Mus
.lins, Gentlemen's
fine Hats, Ladies
Slippers assorted,
Books and Staff.
onary-Hard
Ware, Gully,
Sadlery, &c. A
handsome assert.
nent of Queens
ware, Glass ware.
AA n - n. ~ ~ g
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-27

July -, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08
ROBERT g JOHN GRAY
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
4 large SUPPLY Of Dr.. Stoughton's
GENUINE BITTERS,

THE happy effects, and hyperion efficacy OF
thefe bittcrs, can be tchi6ed by hundcds in A
lexandria and its neg hbourhhed, during thep pre-
ailng fckneis laf tummer. We believe that
every per(on, who thea perfevcrsd in regularly
taking them, refieed the attacks Of the fever,
They brace the conRRution, create appetite, al.
fit digcfion, and relieve the choiic; in hort, in
all complaints OF the GomaCh and bowels they
have been proved TO be cminently etfcacous
Hence, they rehf indignant feveIs, AMI are a
preventive to the ague. A courie Of thele bit
rers, begun now, MY prove highly beneficial, as
they will gradually prepare the iyttem to undergo
abe danger OF fckly funmer.
There are many counterfeits. Purcbaiers will
pleafe to ooferve that the genuine Stocshtoli''s
Bltte1s ere feacd with the a,tt letter of the Doc
tors humane, ard full directions paRed on each
bottle. Tavern keepers and liquor flores, will
find ii to their advantage TO ufe them, as from
hyperion frength alone they may be confdered to
colt no more than the train 70 often impofed upon
them. They are alto fold by Rapine, Conrad
and Go. Capitol Hill, City of Wilmington; Mr..
March, George Town, and Mr.. a. Buck, Ere.
derickfbnrg. A5ojaf ,eeejytd,
ESSENCE OF SPRUCE.
Peer made with this article, is we'll known to
be the mott wholefome and leaf expenfvc mixed
beverage. for the fummer feafon.