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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02

II 4 AYAsHINGToN-He never deserted
hispost; animated BY his examples,
We win never desert his Principles
Music, Washington's Grand March.
VOLUNTEERS. s. 4 S
BY Mr.. Pickering Religion and Nora
lily, essential supports Of . freego-.
vernment. "a; A. 1&-zzE4ss.Sss}..
Tudge Marshall--That rare Patriotism,
! which prefers the public hiersst TO
! the public favor. Z
Tudge Chose The man who dares be
; honest in the worst of times.
fudge Craneh--The memory Of Mrs.
Washington, pattern to our wives
and daughters.
Mr.. GamtbeH--JoHNzADAMS, late
President Of the United States, the
Patriot and Statesman, will be re-
membered and dmired, while vir-
tue and talents are Held in estimati-
on. IT, 81 - 49,, 49,. -. =.
Mr.. Sands-Agriculture andC commerce,
mutually supporting and supported.
Mr.. J. LetVis-The powerof impeach-
ment; but not as a substitute for
Death or Resignation" p. +
Mr.. X. GrisIpola-Ihe Tomb OF WASH
ington, let it not be proianed, by a
- Crocodile tear eHssss-~szt s--@-. - as.
Mr.. r: L4up-Let others hail the rising
: Sun-1pe bow to that whose race is
run. vi. IT,. Il. -.
Mr.. X. Stockton-Our Sons and Daugh-
% ters-Iafegrity g Ialents--Beauty
and the Domestics Virtues. !. :.
Mr.. Luingston-The State OF Della
ware, first to adopt, and firm to
support the Constitution. ::
Mr.. Thatcher-National Economy,
= which Saves by expenditure, not
1pasies BY sapiag. u -. ,--.--..!:
Mr.. Wet!s-No pleasure to him who
prefers Paine. ;S*.te
Mr.. Gri6m-C Charles Cottesworth
Pinckney-Taients, Firtue and Ho-
nor, win be remembered and res
y peeted. ...... -.
Mr.. Dayton-The last importation Of
pretended patriots Of '76, let it be
the last. .....: $3.50 =
Mr.. Stedman-- Oppressed humanity
- relieved by exports; not imports.
The day was enjoyed by all, in har-
mony and Observation-Disclosures evening,
there was a Bali in George Town, where
Beauty and Patriotism united, and WED
with each other to honor the day, and
more emphaticaliy to cherish memory,
and revere the virtues of HIM, who was
their FRIEND, PARENT, and BE.
NEFACFOH. F''>ss ''4ss'ss'z''s' =
>WASHINGTON'S BIRTH DAY
---.--.*, shall be celebrated,
" Till fixed by Heavens own voice, II
dread behest,
Regardless Of the morn, the sun shall
4 rest,
Till darkness whelm the world, from
pole to pole, +, "a
And Heavens eternal Orbs, forget t
- roll. ":~-. IL -
CityefWashington, oath Feb. 1904 =,
~. xAo.o.sNn@ 70
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
sIXCENTs S. REWARD /.

y AN away from the subscriber, on
N the 22nd Of February last, an ape
prentice boy named John M'Eyer.
He il aboutl9 years Of age, and took
with him a variety of clothing.--The
above reward. viii be paid, but no thanks
given, for returning said apprentice.
- -: HENRY BISHOP.
Nliddletown, March 2, 1904.
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NOTICE.

7 DO hereby forewarn all persons from
j renting, purchasing, or dealing in
any other manner whatever, with Will
am Smlth 2nd. for tractofLand owned
BY me, and on which l now live, lying
on Lick Run, a drain Of Sleepy Greek,
as the just right and title to said Land is
vested in me only. =. ---.- - ~ =
JOHN HENDERSON.
Berkeley County, March 2, 1904. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
WAsHINGToN,s, BIRTH DAr:

On Wednesday the 22d Of February,
the Federal Republicans at the seat OF
: ,he National Government, celebrated
the day which gave birth, to the immor-
tai WAsHINGToN. - - - -~--.-~
The day was oshered in by the dis
charge Of seventeen cannon at surprising.
The same number were discharged at
noon. A; four O'Clock, p. M. the COM
., pany. consisting OF The Judges Of the
Supreme Court, the. Federal members
of both houses Of Congress, and gentle,
men of the City of George Town, Alex
andria, and Of several states in the Uni
on. who were occasionally at the seat OF
the National 6 Government, sat down to
. an elegant dinner prepared by MIR. STEELE.
Mr.. Pickering, a senator from Mas
sachusetts, acted as president /; MIR. ].
Lewis, areprssentative from Virginia,
and MIR. Sands, representative from
E New. York, as vice-presidents.-lhs
Z Rev. Mr.. Baleh, OF George-Town, Off
' .scsiated as Chaplain.--An- excellent band
:. Of music, which attended and played a
number Of pieces selected for the &C.
easion, gave a zest to the festival. Af.
tcrdinner the following toast were CIV
en-: vi 49, ~ =. ? -,
: / The d AY--which cherishes affection
: ~ ~ for the memory of WAsHINGToN !:
Our Country inheritshis services
g, the RorA, hisexample.
- .#ss This Toast was Instantly fol-
g.. -. NJ lowed by the discharge of II can
II. b. non and the band struck up, in
full chorus, Washington's March
3 The Psspie of the United States.
rMusit. Hail Columbia.
( 3 The Friends Of the People--not their
J at Flditcrers. %9 : v, = :. r:
= b =. III Music, Yankee Doodle.
& The Legislative and Executive autho-
rities--with constitutional potDersi
/. not more olOe.fai than the consti.
tuition.
!: IS The Judiciary---as free from persecn-
~ ton as from patronage. =
6 The Army and Nasy--although fs1D
in nambers, yet prevalent in Haloar.
1 2, To the true Sedmea Of the United
: States Protection at sea, and Re-
M Eefon shore but not 10 fugitives
Il who assume the power and abuse it.
q "A Free Press The publication of
y Truth projected !; not pttaished
3 Honesty, Capacity and idehfy TO the
Constitution tides 70 Abprobdiion,
ii NOT to- Fasorifeism. 8
4 10 The Heroes and Statesmen Of the
Revolntio n--meritorious associates
af WAsHINcToNa
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
= February Court, 1904. y Z
ROBERT T. HoOE, Complainant,
f. t3==--, AGAINST =, :. T. : - =
WILLIAM HYLToN, Dtsndaas.

- = N GHdNLENI. .,
THIS day came the Complainant by
i his Counsel, and it appearing to
the Court that the defendant is not an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, il is
ordered that the defendant doappear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
in May nexs,zt to answer the complains.
ants bin, and that a copy ofthis orderbe
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley aud
Jefferson Intelligeneer and continued for
two mon,hs successfully, and also be
posted up for two months successfully
at the door Of the Court House 81 this
A Copy. Attest, .....a ~.
DAVID HUNTER. e.s.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
February Court, 1905.
JOHN HUNTER, Complainant.
u. AGAINST
WILLIAM H7LT0M, Defendant.
= cu AESsr u -

This day came the Complainant BY.
u his Counsel, aid i sPpessfa3 =
the Court that the defendant Is not an in-
hahitant ofthis Commoawealthitisorder-
ed that the defendant do appear here on
the MONDAY after the third Tuesday in
May next, to answer. the Compliments
bin, and that copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and JefFer.
SON Intelligencer and continued for two
months successfully, and also be posted
up for two months successfully At the
door of the Court House Of this County.
-: "A Copy. Attest, u 49,. IS.
DAVID HUNTER, e.s.c.,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
February Court, 1904.
Philip Stout, Complainant,
E.. - AGAINST q. ~

reOruarY SoufT, 16U4s
Philip Stout, Complainant, ..~-
AGAINST a. r..
George Hoffman, Defendant.
s...- = 49,. h LEIdNCER1.
THIS day came the Complainant by
l. his Counsel, and itappearing to the
Court that the Defendant, George HoR-
man, isnos an inhabitant of this Conn.,
monwealth, il is ordered that the De-
PENDANT do appear here ON the Monday
afte. the third Tuesday IN May
next, to answer the Conptainaut's bill.
and thata copy OF this order be forth-
with published for two months success
sisely in the Berkeley and Jegersoa Ia
ellfl2eHctr, and also be posted up for two
months SUCCESSFULLY at the door Of the
Court House of this Coansy.
A Copy, - 3 Ar go q szzs 81,
Attest, IS. 81 r:s.sy,s
DAVID HUNTER, GAG.
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To The Lahabit ants Of Berkeley County.

To The L,aabit ants Of Berkeley County.
FELLow CITIzKNs, .J,5f5S<
a GREEARL. E 10 the wishes Of my
Il friends, Iagain offer you my SER
vices as a candidate to represent you in
the General Assembly of this Common,
wealth and should ! be your choice at
the ensuing election, my most jealous
exertions shall be dedicated to your wei:
fare, as fur as my abilities win admit. Z.
: am, respectfully, s5 Z. r
Your obedient servant,
y JOEL WARD. 4
March Z, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02

lie correct information upon the subject
Of the disagreeable reports, concerning
the Hon. John Rutledge, of South Ca
rolina, and Dr. Horace Senter, Of this
town, which have been circulated~her
for some days past: And with this view
only, we publish the foiI0Voing extract
of letter, written BY a gentleman in
South Carolina, who is'very much res
pected there, and weli-kuown and high.
,ly esteemed here. }
-. - ~ fNerpport Mercury.
EstraeT efaieftrr from a gentleman IN
Charleston, CS. C. J 70 his friend in
Newport, dated January ~, 1904.
e. Shortly after DR.. Senter sailed FOR
Europe, MIR Rutledge became aequaint-
ed with his having injured Mrs. X. And
some days ago DR.. S. arrived here. Mr..
X. was in town withou. knowing it, aud
did not know 10 till he learned It of me
in the street. He Instantly sent him a
challenge and learned from the bearer
Of It THAT the Doctor had that morning
gone into the country, to visit Mrs. r.
He pursued him and seeing him in his
hal. as he entered il, discharged at him
gun he travelled with, which only
wounded him slightly in his hand, when
he made his escape thro' a back door. 1t
being dark night, ihs got of. MIR. X.
came to the city the next day, found and
challenged him. He accepted the chal-
lenge, pledging his honour he would not
leave the STATE till he had given him the
desired satisfaction. That night he went
in apilot boat to Savannah, whittier MIR.
X. followed They met last Tuesday in
the neighbodrhood of Savannah. The
Doctor fred FIRST, and Mr.. r. immedi-
ately after, his (Mr. RS. ball pssaea
through the hone Of his antagenist's right
leg just below the knee, and lodged in
his left leg. The duel was 4 perfectly
tair one and stopped here, - the surge
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
Three StYGy Hoy5e5.

Came to the fubicrlber's plantation
or the IN iua. 'hrec fray I1o'ies; twooi 'hs m
are light i,fres, orc eff ;hsm las tie erd OF his
ear cut off eacb Of the foftes ere be;wser ! 4
and II hands high, ard | taink they would
make a rolersb!e good match: the ohsF IS .
bay horle with biaz- face, foxed, and nearly
the fame height with the others.
w.!h the owners 10 pay expences and take
them away as quick as pad'5s.
Price Skinner.
Ravenfworth, July 10. d3tf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
Raveniworth, July 10
- Caution.

ABSCONDED from tic u@icribe1's f-fvice,
BELL M'INECSH. who was enlP'cysd ~ tue
capacity OF houfekeepcr. ard 70 x win her
goods ard mercy TO the amount OF about Forty
Dollars Of my property, md iSewile threatened
TO take my lie, ard the life Of a woman wioi7
buiband mad rented part Of Ii, houfe, This
Is TO forwssn ali Perfols net TO trutt tie faie
Bell M'Intolh or my account, as l wIil not pay
any debts OF her contracting.
John M'Gregor.
July 9. so3tt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13

Luh1 " ot10CF
By virtue Of Deed Of Truf made
e. ne. by Jsmcs Doaglsls and Daniel 3 upi $,
and their wives to f:cufe the payment q Debt
due By them % VIM. Glnnel, jun. Of Far,ax
county, and the intefct tha,ha accrued ttt,eDn,
nd in parfnaute OF the covenant and Ripolaoons
herein contained, halI proceed 20 fell, FIR rroay
ar2uey, on yG- p.snlfes. On Tbaylaey the EltanG
dry Of Angga next, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon,
A certain tract or piece OF Land,
lying IL fsTtax County, resriie mouth Of LII.
colt Run; being tic tract wherein the mil II
the laid Us ana DsuicI D ugais lately food,
toe n,ctes and bounds of which are particularly
ct forth II, The fad Deed Of Fruf, and Will BE
ihswn at the 'irae aud place Of faic, i,gether
with all the improvements, advantages ana pri-
vicgcs lla are new 0, belong &c BIC faid pre-.
mll:s. As it is prefumed 'hof. hrircus Of pur
chaGng viii view and examine for lh4mielve<
more particular ddciptiou j, deemed unnecenary.
Should tie day prove reioy the fale will take
place The nexs fair DAY.
John Potts, IYgfes.
July 10. d3t DDS.
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Wanted to Hire.

BY the year Of month, back WOMAN
capable of performing houFr work- APp'y TO
MaHhew Eaksn.
July II. -. -.
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Noface rs kerebv glus2l.

To the Stockholders Of the Bank Of
Alexandria, sha; dividend Of four ard half
per cent. on the capital Stock Of faid Bank foe
the half year ending tits day is declared, ard
will be ready to be paid TO them, or thcir re.
preieatatives, on Tburlday next, the 5th infant.
By order Of The Proficient and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin, Cajaser.
July 2. DIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-13
For Sale,

or 3ales
A two tory frame HOUSE aud LOT, on the
north fi1c Of Prince freet, ortween PIT and
ROYAL hsee,s, at plefent occupied by Thomas
Williams, for terms Apply TO
Samuel Craig.
james. Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08
BALTIMORE. Octeber 4

Arrived, fsho3ncr HARMONY, G,id, 10 days
aou, Iegemie. Sailed frou Jerenic under con-
,r & tie big Iane. Gsfdnef, and Aatslaae,
Nskerfan, for Baltimore, n 90. with bra Ro-
h.,r ,oJ Mar sog Pailadelphia; iehooner Bait.
NM. Wkcsleg, ana Alexander swain, tor Bal.
t;mo,e. Joined the convey eff Jeysa,ie aod parted
,;tb Il il ht 81; (thsy are all N she nysr
h,u.d an Lrisal lcteihie, IMP AFaeas, Smith,
sn{ Liz P6itp, Burlington Of eaisinare, I'M.
e-,t4,a bfig Huntsr, . 81 do. at Petit
Iron. TIE hFig. Fanny, Sounds, Alliance,
Ca,,s;E sad iehlonef Fcfisity, OF d.. at Aux
Cars fas M S4npfon; brig Union, Of N.
YctS, an5 (cll9oncr Mara, Caafr, of Baltimore,
po,s az pi1nee, to fail in 10 days. Brig o.
ron. P.nrice, iehooaet Hety, Staaley, AID Che.
|l,usks, Of Baltimore, al ]acmel.
Arrived, captain Francs Smith, late Of the
b,;s Hsniot, CT Norwich. He hates, thar he
was bound from Demarara TO New York; thar
On he sth oi Septemhes, in latitude .. 30, lon.
e,uoe SO, experienced heavy gale, which car.
ma away iii his MATS, bowfprit, fails, and thrsw
S6n On bis beam ends; IN this htuation be cou-
tou,d three days, when they were taken OF by
Is, bIe freaofhip, Roberts, fran Trinidad to
4 Alex4aitia, who had lott her MAS 10 The fame
&sar. He Ictt her i'll the Gay, anil arrived here
4 sSs morning 10 The Nostoik Jacket.
q ALTO, bElg John and 1oieph, Manning. 81
*Say: fom Bordeaux. Sa.led from the Cordcvan
u qb Apguif, in CO. with fhip Venus, King tor
philadelphia; Young Eagle, Robbins, tor New
York, brig Henry, Burk, for Do. Fair Manhat-
E,an, Saltsr, for 10, Eizaoeth, -, for do.
bad number OF oihe,s. names no. ie,olIecscd,
|'vho haG been em6atgoed tor lsyer4i days, on
sccount OF the iaiGpg of h-et Of ern hoa,s and
Ettier gefes, fer The Noith CoaF OF France. II
rs currently reported at Berteaax. rhat the
Efnuih rnlniRes mad lett the Court OF Sps'n.--
= Iii, al Bordeaux, laip Chefspeake, Lee, Of Bal.
Hsimotr Stafford, Ch4ytoF, Il do. brig Spartan,
20 auiell, of do. ichooneI Pbenix, Reeves Of DO,
B lied in the river, the NIP Robofeos, Meilikin.
On Baltimore, bound up, September A, lat.
!, 10, long. 80, 81, lpoke orig A4zald, from
es busyport, osuod n Dunk;rk. 18th, lat.
+, 50, long. 50, tpoke ihip G. Barclay, Al
4 A., IS days ilpm Lvespeoi, hound TO n. York,
Mo informed u shas II was reported Al Liver
Ypo, thar rhe Brett aser had put out; ehsir .'ef-
saiion urksowr. z5th, ipoke brig Hauiton,
ION Bath, 10 baSbaaoes.
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t. usue ss,alg.

On Thurlday next the 18th infant at
II o'clock, Will be offered Tor {aIe az fuJiic
Vendue, on b74rd the fchgoney Eleanor, ar
Ramiay's wharf, Tor tIc beee6t OF the con-
cerned; fundry ARTICLES laved from the csrgo
ADD hull Of tie hip Caroline, capt. Pednor,
dclefted ar fca.
Am>eg 44bi-b arr IKE tol!ooving, piis.
Bordeaux Wine in cafks and cafes,
'Eroongnac, and Graves Vine 10 cafes,
Fruits p.cleiyed IN Brandy, in d..
a 9ew ba&cts Sweet Oh, and Anniieed Liquor.
e@&s Of Burlington Hams,
One ia'ge liano Forte, very elegant; and ons
fnalier do.
One cafe offrsaed ptints, two cafes of Globes,
bales Of Naclleeni,
3Cabies, and qlsnti,y of rope, rigging, calls,
and Ruff Datki together wiki variety Of
other tlces isycd frop ard belonging 10 ,be
Dlp-AIlo, Ten barrels If'BEEF, and fundty
other pioyIlpos, and Cabir E-anitu,e
Philip G. uayReI7er.
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-. s,,te did not m sreIy rail at the good
70 ,a s.ll trisd institutions of our fathers in
a ~ newspapers, Ike the aemaerass of
tasa ,sbnsetts, but they declared Them
u i,,.s soIlly. Their object was to rcvola-
s SIZE : the S.ate--,o tear dowa every thing
IT,, erect no one knew what. No reason-
a : could have been SO efectual-nulti-
us. '-5 whon tney had. dcllded hAgsyquit
I ~ Standard Of Democracy. Pierpop Ed
:, add Abraham Bishop, and, again
sssooassa the cause Of steady habits.
r,S Democrats Representatives III the
Gaze |; Legislature has, at the first moment
o IN happy devslopemens, lost fifteen OF
isDunber. 49,
: Vermont shews symptoms OF sanitary
..aec,ion. Mr.. Elliotwho will be particu-
l,,lv obnoxious to the ]unto IN Congress
: supposed to be reelected, and likewise
,be Federal candidate for governor.
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AtraaOrta Dalip zD0egttser.
MONDAY, OCTOBER s.

~ Patrica Ro70Sog's reply to Alss@an
e Moore, wiz appear TO- morrow.
Arrived brig Frieedship, Roberts from
3flnldad. Onlbe 5rh uit. the .'riendship
RRperienced severe gale, which threw her
her beam ends and obliged her to cut
Esy her msin-mast, and tore.top-mast.-
Ne friendship had taken the crew cut of
brig Harriet, Smith, of Norwich, in
4 %, so, n. long. 66 w. the Harriet had
both her masts, and was reduced to-
ca state as 10 oblige the captain and
Fw to abandon her; she was from Dee
para for New York with a cargo of
ADD sugar. The Friendship had spok-
ship supposed English, northward OF
tsras, prizsto French Privateer. Cap
~ Dayton received from the schooner
uham, of and for this port. from St.
sr'alns, part Of toe crew of the schooner
9 diI, of Fredericksburg, which was
away in the harbour OF St Martins
as same gale, two thirds of her out
g cargo on board.
S sa't letter from Wilmington, (DeD
,aea thursday afternoon, August +,
nave just time to inform you that
wy. 10y mas majority of 1917 votes over
~ New Castle county and Bayard
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B A K L E 7.
tut PubkMed.

JYf Pub1l(Aed,
And for Sale by JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.
AN EASY INTRODuCIIoh TO THE
KNOWLEDGE OF NATURE.
The Hoy Scriptures;
Adapted to the capacdies of children and intends
ed for the uf- Of Schools and Families.
BY Mrs. Trimmer,
From The eleventh London Edition.
The merit Of the above Ii,tIe wok will be bcA
appreciated from the number of editions it has I
paGcd thtosgh iu England. Ihe idea of il was
originally taken from Or. Watts's treaties on
education fiction I'd, on rhe excrcfe OF the natural
powers OF Children, aud its execution by Mrs.
trimmer, reflects great honor on her talents ard
character. l, ~ written in the mott eafy or fsmi-
Iiar and engaging &i!e, is admirably adapted to
plea(e the imagination and excite the curiof'y Of
CHILDREN, to further acquaintance with the great
object of which it treats.
O9oher cow
<,,,,or, Il
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y ,f,L.- r c.,.sa~.t go .. *. :, - -.
- ~. -" 1880 :. da.,h, ~. ,l,s
fra,, 80 -. &C ..a,ea nallsd Sussay
,v,1l 49, - ea:ar;.., &c ooo - 1nno
p o.e :, : 'ie ).
MN ~ 49, = - oad;aas e. : $500
' ~. - as. = .,sa.ea. ~. e. :.
hsre 49, ~ 49,. Go sho,, ,yr,.s mars
f,ll,, -. - r,a;, s,,;s.h,
~ ~ go - - : of aoo :,
III 500 IT, De-. .,liow ,hem GO
4 Jer.4r from .Dsver dared Thursday
,norninr Ao,cl,ck s.,vs-tb;s moment We
finished = readino. orr votes !. out of 1898
votes M;fcher bad 1859. HasIett 1854 !:
ma;or;tv for Mitchell s2s. Bavard had
ta7A Radnev had 1ot6 :. majority for
Bavard 1881!
Ert,cct of ouother letter fron Wilmino-
-, Inca. Jbu,so,o,. ez,eo;no 0ct a.
8. The GREAT Bayard has regained his
seat in the na,;onal council-Federalism
j. comnletely TRIUMPHANT in Delaware. Che
sun Of federalism though obscured for a
or9ke loI'a =, aa,s s.ass WIS n,. eu."su
openaol' io ~ .Ae ,elul"s a, as''t, ~ -
Iei'eu ro,e ~. esA - -, ~ 80 80
= fo,,r HUNDRED General Mitch;,l is elect
ea. Governor, Iames4 A. Bavard renre.
.entst,ye - CONGRESS and the Iep;a!ature
:. fada.,l No1ia+ ne c,re &c Nson,;e ii,
.r.n,sla II at him l,,o1D. thai tbe nea.
=
"a 49, aa+,sr,, 49,, 5;s nron;sas ara no+
a;el',9 g.. 60, l>,'t +bat ~, I'll
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feet and IL to any draft, francs per foot
The chafges andiates are forwarded by
F. L. Wiederhols, partner OIL. Menard
Bouded, ship broker, under the firm of L.
Menard & Wiederholt, ship brokers at Bor-
deaux, who tender their services in their
line to ship owners in the United States.
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PUBLIC S ALE.

viii be added to to.m,r,oys's Sale,
8; Hoglheads Sirup,
2 Or. cafks Port Wine,
do. Liibpo,
pipe GIN,
J hid. snaica Ram,
Half a pipe Madeira Wine.
ALSO,
bale of damaged Ticklenburgs,
For the bnnsht Of TIE Concerned.
PHILIP G. MayAeIIer.
Oaober 8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-08

GF CASH given for clean Linsa
and Cotton Rag.
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TIE follo1vng are the part charges al. Bor-
tdeaur on foreign vessezs.
SHIP OF 200 TONS PAYS D
Tonnage and Light House at 4
francs 60 confines per ton, F. 900
Passports "a francs; entry at seve-
raj Offices SO francs, 81
Harbour master francs; guaglng 6
francs, IL
Custom House Officers, e
Brokerage franc perton, 200
Frans 1892
Moor:ng the vessel in the upper harbour
from Is to SO francs, according to the wea-
Their and tides.
Pilotage from sea TO Bordeaux 8 francs
per foot the summer months 8 1-2 francs
the winter months.
Pilotage out; any vessel below ten feet
pays for ten feet, at 4 francs per foot !; to -
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~ PatricR Ro10Sog's reply to Allsac
r Moore, wiz appear TO- morrow.