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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20

1purchai al your {op the preparations you call a-
millions Eeacc or Extract of Mufsrd, which believe
re ere removed chronic rheumatfn that kind
parnrd fiatica, or Of the hip pins under which had
lsbourel for ong time, and which had baiHed every
artciein the ater N1edca, and every nede q treat
into practice for The cure of this oblinate
dafe ySu think this letter ufeul you are at liberty
Go mike il public.
Yours, &c.
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] will fell by PRIVATE SALE.
the STORE and " WAREHOUSE at preient &C.
cupicd by Alhfon & Geiger, Gtuated on The cornr
of Prince and Fairfax freets, S. feet on Fairsx
and IS fees on Prince freet; one wafer 10 on
Water erect, A feet on WAFER freet and extend.
imp 300 feet back to Union freet with the Iber.
~ of Wharfage. The Iot on Prince and Fairfax
frceis, are az prefent rented :, AilI(on and Sci.
ger for one year from the 1T Oct next IS
feet o. the lot on Water freet Is let 10 Samuel
Harper for eight years from the 18Th OF October
next. II tie above mentioned property IS not
fold by private bargain, it will oe fold on the pre-
mifcs on the Ift day Of Afrii next when the terms
viii be made known. Pieafe apply 20
GEORGE M'MUNN.
February 6. GO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20

Violent cramps 10 the
2amach and back,
ndigeltion,
Melancholy,
Gout in the flomaeh,
Pains inthe limbs,
Qelaxations.
involuntary eriiiiiiorAas
obitinate elects,
Impotcncy, &c. &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20

In cafes Of extremity, whore inc long 80
,h;nsry 81 diicaGe has brought general Empower
sbr,ent Of the fyAcni, executive debility OF the wnoe
frame and waiting q the fsh, which no nourhmsnt
OF cordial could repair y me u,s q l's
medicine has performed the mott aitoniining cures
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
HAMiisT CONS
. WORM Destroying LoZENCE:

=.
Which have within four years pait cured upwards OF
one hundred and twenty houfand peronso both iexes
s. age and 10 cveTy itnation of various dangerous
complaints ar ing from worms, and form ob2ru6ions
or foas. refs IN the Il mach and bowels.
This medicine hears no analogy whatever of fimiar
tide, e. commonly comp aimed Of as operating with vo-
lcnes on the contrary particular excellence OF this
rv IS its being futed 10 every age aud contribution;
eoutsis norbing 5ut what is perfectly Innocent, and Is
70 na3 in It's operation that cannot niufe the mott
dele pregnant lady, orfh renderei infant OF week
oh, Mould no worm. exi the body; but will with
o1, pain gpng, eIean the iton.aeh and bowels on
sser Is foul Or offeniiye, aud thereby prevent the
vadaaian of worms and many fatal diiarders hey
IRE pletarly cEicacious in carrying off all grois hu-
n,rs sad eugrioas everih AMI Billions complaints and
arc th fafsR aud lde purgasivs that can DC uied on
sny eeSaieM
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p. WEATHRRBuRN.

Iohn Hoover, rope mixer, South SECOND street. be-
tweca Slary AID Chrtan streets, phadeiphla, vounT
tar;lv mach oath as follows Mandy, thai his wife,
Narv {aver was 70 feveFely afflicted with violent
rhcunatii very dsngeFeu1g taared, the cpniequsnee
of sseee cdd after lying as toc confined 60 her bed
for fsvera3 weeks and at length Tedused to the
,,1isSch3y aposehenhop of rcmsning efppc for lie
Notwithstanding she no9t reeseetabc neSisal ADVICE
va followed, and every probable remedy attempted;
when esine ssssra cafes OF performed BY Fla
rntcns Eiiense and Exta Of duaard. they were pro-
cured rom Mr. Birch, o. II, South ieeond-Street
The gira application enabled her to walk acrofs che
room aud e ue ST one bottle retored her to her uiual
fate Of he<ils1 and tszength.
JOHN HOOVER.
Sword am fuhfcribed before Ebnczerger Foren, Fig
enc Of uEtices Of the peace for Philadelphia County
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20

The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the ITCH,
Which is warranted an infable remedy at ,nss apbli-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
TOOTH ACHE DROPS

The only remedy vet dlcovcred which gives immcdi
ate and lailiug relief in the mott ievere inhances.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25

y. B. The season has COMMENCED
and win continue ill theiast Of June.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25
BoorssHoE MAHUFAcTaRa:

THE subscriber begs leave 10 return
IT his sincere thanks to his custom-
rers, for the liberal encouragement he has
heretofore experienced in his line of bu-
siness, since his commencement in this
town !; he has now on hand a well-chosen
assortment. Of the, best LEATHER Of
all kinds, and is solicitous Of having the
friendship. of the public. BO0TSand
SHOES Of everydescription made in the
neatest manner. Orders from the coun-
try .punetuaily attended TO s at the same
time, he earnestly requests those who
stand indebted to him, 10 come forward
and settle their respective dues, as II is
not in his power tosgise any longer in-
dulganee! =. .s
So = YNHN MTYT uAYY
Martinsburg, May II, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25
Pay our Taxes.
70 an those 1p,.ou. II may coneers,

WE give this public notice, that the
Nv Faxes for the present year have
become due and are distrainable for,
and as we are DESTROYS to make our col
lections in the time prescribed BY law,
we require all those indebted to prepare
fol, payment, and we also particularly
request them TO attend Court and all
ether places of public resort, prepared
to discharge the same, as they win cons
stantly attend at such places, ind It will
be an aceommod alton TO Ourselves, %
we'll as to those concerned Lii being both
disagreeablel and burthensome 70 call
upon them individu ally at their houses.
MOSES COLLINS, 81, .>
s5,5+, JOHN RIO BINSON, and = I
- c. ALEX: Pc RTERFIELD,
D. aeri1s for Berkeley Geuaty:
Mdy11, 1904. -
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PETER BELL.
Hagers Town, May IS, 1904.

CTRAYED away from the subscriber,
~ living near Snyder's mill, on Sleepy
Greek, on the. 10th Of February last q
MARE, between q blackand q brown
colour, one Other hind feet white and a
part of one other nostrils white, between
IL and IS hands high, hump backed, Z
years old this spring, had old shoes ON
when she went away, trots some but is 2
natural PAGER, has never. been doeked
and has = tolerable bnshY main, has no
brand. Three Dollars Reward and rea-
sonable expenses win be paid 20 any per-
son who win return said stray to II
CONRAD TRITAPoE. il
BERKELEY County, May IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25

! "A WORD or two with you. / mean
II such OF the inhabitants Of Jefferson
County as stand indebted TO Mines s.
=Ktarsify, orto Mr.. 9ohn Mines. Give
me leave to inform you, that your obli-
cations are every one in my hands, for
the purpose ofPaying the debts due from
the concern. Please therefore to take
noties, that where speedy and punetuai
payment is not made, suits must and will
be commenced.--For the convenience
Of those who wish to pay, I shall attend e
very Saturday inc Charles Town, aswellas
on Court days, until these debts are COL
lected, or suits brought 10 recover them.
JOHN KEARSLEY.
Shepherds Town, May i, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25

THE subseriber begs leave to inform
his friends and The public in gene
ral, that he carries on the POTTING
BUSINESS, IN al Us various branches,
at die old and well-known stand, formrr-
III occupied BY Conrad Krumbapghs y ] ii
door TO John Millsr's and opposite 70
Henry Arnold, coverlid weaver, opthe
street leading 10 Eumberland, il Ha.
gers Town, where he has constantly
on hand ! complete assortment Of the
best and handsomest Earthen Ware made
in this town, consisting Of Milk Crooks,
Dishes, Pitchrrs. Jugs, Mugs, Bowls,
Preserve Jars Of eyery kind, all which
he offers for sale on reasonable terms for
Cash or Country Produce, Wholesale or
retail. Those who may please 70 favor
him with their custom, shall be Punctu-
ally attended 10.
PETER BELL.
Hagers Town, May IS, 1904.
u B
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. ,To BE LET,

And persecution giDen Immediately,
TINE House and Lot lately occupi-
i ed BY ]. Alburtis, situate in the
main street. Martinsburg the House
is wen finished, has 4 rooms below and
3 above stairs, with q good Kitchen, .
spacious Garrett, 2 dry Cellars, conye-
nient Stable, and m excellent Garden
well enclosed, and is in every respect wen
calculated for any kind ofpublic business.
For terms apply to Robert Cockburn or
]. Alburtis.
April 8, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25
HOT PUR.

LETILL staaiat nv stable the ensuing
wv Season 70 cover marssat four dol
lars the season, the money 70 be paid on
the t5th Of October next seven dollars
20 insure . colt. the uioaeyto be paid
when The mare Is known 70 be with foal,
4and one dollar and an half the single CO.
yer, the money paid down. Good elo-
yer pasture win be furnished for mares
that come from distant places. at Is cents
per week. bu, win NOT be responsible
for accidents or escapes,
Hotspur is,a fine bay, with . black
stripe from his name tohis tail, sixteen
and an half hlndsshigh. with bone III
proportion, four years old the 10Th
day Of this month. He was got BY the
Esopus bah, purchased for, between eve
and six hundred dollars, in Mar, land, by
Mr.. James Foreman---his dam was
purchased by me, for two hundred dol.
lars of James Moore, who told me, she
was got by Hosspur, imported by Col.
Clarke IN PENNSYLVANIA, and was mix
tufe ofthe Hunter and Dray breeds. Nc
horses are more useful to the inhabitant,
Of this valley, than those who combine
aiength and activity together.
w. PENDLETON.
April 8, 1904. [t.f.j
~. B. The season has commenced
and win continue till the last Of June.
= = :.
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To BE sold al Public Hendue,

w. =.
nN Wednesday the 18th Of June
" next, a valuable PLANTATION.
the property Of Ephraim Lowman, hing
- both sides Of Sleepy Greek, Berkeley
ESanty, miles from Bath. and 8 from
Grtinsburg, containing 4ooaeres, about
. acres Of which are cleared, and the
balance in good timber--:thers is consi-
'derable quantity ofbottom land, iha,
would make good Meadow. On The
premises are two convenient Dwelling
Houses, a new Grist Mill, calculated
for two pair Of Stones, and a Saw Mill.
both Of which have sufRciency Of wa.
ter OnPayihg 1000 dollars in hand the
balance may be discharged in annual
payments Of goo dollars each. This pfo.
perry will be sold on advantageous terms
70 the purchaser. y ~ 49, 81
JOHN ROBINSON. DEP. shet;s.
- May II, 1904. -. :,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25

TAKEN up BY the subscriber on the
18th Of April last, an estray
BARROW, Of = white and black spotted
colour, marked IN the under side Of the
left ear with slit, and crop of the
right ear. supposed TO be more than !
year old, and valued at two dollars. The
owner is requested 70 prove property.
pay charges, and take him away.
JOHN BURNS. !
Berkeley County, May 1s, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25
,he ex,raordinar, loss.

NHEKEASt me extraordinary loss
wv esby Eire which have taken place,
particularly the late Fire at Norfolk,
whichis believed to have been more ex-
tensiye andiniurio0s than any one which
has ever happened in America, and BY
the payment of which, and TO comply with
the acts of Incorporation Of the Mutual
Assurance Society against Fire on Build.
ings ofthe STATE Virginia, it beeomesne-
eessary and expedient in the opinion Of
the Board Of Directors Of the said soei-
ETY., to replenish the Funds, and that a
PREPARATION among the whole Of the per-
sons insured, to the twenty third day Of
February LAST, shall be made. -T That the
Members of the said Society should pay
their QIotas agreeably to the acts Of the
General Assembly. and the Constitute
on, Rules and Regulations made in pur-
suance thereof. Each individual whose
property Is insured as aforesaid, IS here.
by NoTryIEp and REouIRrnT TO paYeach
his respective QuoTA-that is, the sum
ofone hundred dollars on every hundred
dollars Of his premium, and tax on his re-
sPectiye building, and in. TINT rario--or
! mother words, afull Quota to Wit; the
sum expressed in each policy; which
payment Is to be made. to the Cashier
General of the said society Mr.. Wiltf-
am West at Richmond, on or before
the FIRST day Of August next.
The payment hereby required, when
made, win ireinstate the Funds again,
according to the intention Of the said acts
and the principles ofthe institution; and
il IS no small consolation 20 say with
truth that the society win thereby be ena.
bled to meet any future accident as fully
i as limo losshad eysrbeen sustained BY Il.
Il IS unnecessary to enlarge on the ne.
eessity Of payment being made point.
! eddy TO the day. Prudence, justice and
humanity, all calling loud for punctuali.
". particularly, when. il is recollected
that the act of incorporation has the FOL.
lowing clause 80 Whatsoever any per.
son or persons shall negleet to pay such
quotas, the assurance TO him made, shall
cease and discontinue from the day which
they become due, until paid. In adj
dition to which. compulsory means
may alss be resorted 70, which viii BE-
expensive 70 the insurers, and painful e
the direction.
Il Is worldly the attention Of all int
rested 10 recollect, that as the exact .
mount of every persons Quota, Is stat
ed in his policy, hecan be al no loss d
nnderstandpreeisely the sum now Gale,
WILLIAM FOUSHEE,
President M. A. s..
i Richmond, General oilies on
+ Aasurance. Anrila9d. 1904
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FLOWERS DREAM.

Chrystal world thy shadouspourl
Iand where fancy builds her bower!
II thy single circle deep
Liesihe treasury Of sleep y
Many glittering dream Of air.
Many pictufing phantom there!
Shades of soft ideas bless;
Imageso happiness
Last night, IN sleep. mylove did speak,
1 press dherhand, I kiss,d her cheek, &
Her forehead was with softnees hung
Soft IS the timid moon when young,
Two founts Of silver light unfold,
With eye-halls dropping liquid gold.
Her brows nor part, nor Join, their Jet |;
Her teeth, like pearls in coral set,
Her bosom gave its odorous swell,
Each breathing wave now rose now fell,
And oft the asing bushes deck
With yermi light her marble neck.
All tunion strange with chaste desire
Mixed inner cheek were snow and fire!
NY lips ! million kisses pour 3
I Her silver shining body Ger. z:,..
Lehg.hening her erisped locks, embraced
Tn beauty laughing, round her waist |;
The Sc snsre the soul, these wake the sigh
II K,z'd till N ,dness 6r'dthe eve !! I:
The soft-tlos d lips | viewed awhile, 81
/ lust open'd with the tenderest smile !!
/ hear her voice but TOO intent,
The dream dissoly' a as still I leant
Yet till the day break lit the sky,
T'haf nor one word ynirht ever die. zEs
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n Ii person. indsbted % ,he subseri.
fAsber b Bond. Note. Or Book Ae-
count, are desired 10 discharge them on
or before the 3oth dav Of this month, or
they win b petinto hands ef an ai.or-
ney Cor collection.
Luxe PENTONEY.
Marinsb1re, May II, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25

- ss s5+ 81 Il 22 S5ssss vi
49,, -. s, :, F;,. =, MIL.
= ' 80. s 49, 4 g.. $500 X S
EPY those VINO were opposed to TINS
IL philanthroPic institution, itnas been
held out, that y 2 large hre was 70 nap
pen AZ Norfolk, u would rum nth the me ear
bers Of the society Now there has a.
great hire e possibly COULD DC g. expected,
taken place ana inefadihe tne sesefa
hres which have occurred ~ peLkeiey,
Frederick, Spotsyivanla, Louisa FRINGE
George and Gloucester, sun one quota,
that Is, one premium the same as Paid
on entering Y suihctent 70 rsPlenisn the
funds. lhis shews mat what tney ad-
vance Is faliaelous. Notwtnstanding
the enormous destruction q Noriolk, the
society has funds enough TO pay every
one OF the sufferers andthe quota which
the members pay now, forms 2 complete
fund to answer against future losses
which may insure them tor many years
to come, perhaps forever. As the in-
surance Is increasing, the tunds ~ill DC
so strong, that great losses must happen
indeed before another quota DC neeessa-
ry the interest win De 50 consiaeraole,
that 1t IN fewye no great losses nap
pen, II viii augment the funds rapidly
independent OF tne new assurances ' An VINO" I'M
no doubt wtAoe MADE 7-,--.s =. :. :. Z, Z.
( The society mas oeen =extlao1oihary
unfortunate iiail the houses IN u tue ssate
had been affected IN the same ratio, u
would be at the rate OF upwards OF o'ooo
houses per annnni in this state. Now as
i is well known, that on an average
throughout the state, hardly more than
fifty buildings per annum burn, tins
shews that this society has IN the most
extraordinary manner been afflicted
therefore il IS reasonable TO hope, that IN
future the losses viii not be so great as
they have been, but that they will be
much less; as the system is now, and
will be better understood, the insur'
ance no doubt will keep increasing. Il
Is devoutly to be wished that the people
wouldris en- masse and insure all (Which
in time they will there being upwards
Of four hundred thousand buildings IN
this state, the contribution would then
be mere triae, perhaps not more thar
ten or fifteen cents for each house pei
annum. On an average of years, hard:
y more than one out OF everyten thou.
sand houses yearly in this state is destroy
ed by FIRE then so as the insurance in
grasses. the funds augment as one TO thir.
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burg ;& had alfo, (as oblel1ed TO the COMMIT
tee on the following morniningl intended 10 have
requeGed, that til: depoitions of Mr.. Edmund
Randolph, late attorney general Of the United
States, aud !amr other gentlemen, WHOM had
jua learned were pretent ar the trial Of CaIender)
might be taken for as The only depoftions before
US in this cafe were foley thoie Of the parties
immediately and individually concerned, and
who were not merely tic political opponents of
Judge Cha(e, but perfonalJ lnterefeds as 10 the
propriety Of their Own conduct in the trial was
involved in the qncat;on at iadc between them
and the judge, had not wined TO MIKE up ny
mind or giyea FINAL vote on cafe in which ghcrc
was evidently 20 other than perfectly ex parte c.
violence before us. The committee howeyer hsg-
ing as has been ea:ed, met during cur ablence
ard decided in favor sof an imItachaent, was
virtually prccuded frorn making the propodslou:
| bad nscrded
L Is true Mr.. Speaker and the gentleman
from Virginia is perfectly cerfea in rating
{" that the whole of the committee met tie nezr
day, and the report, as il now Aands, was iDt-
mitted TO our final dscfon. lwhen every indivi-
dual member was Prefent. SHe was equally correte
10 he sbi,rvation, that the rcporte was open to
the objections, which might be offered from any
quarter.
Bat, after i've out of ieyen members had al.
ready OF the preceding day decided in iavor q
inc principle 1t contained, certainly, fir, had
not tee vanity to soppo!e, that any thing could
say, would effect a Change OF opinion; ard I
conceived, that after what had paaed, it would
be regarded as ncse cayi on my part, aud only
done from win to ealbarrafs and create unae-
cedaly delay, TO propoie, When the queaion OF
impeachment was already acted ana decided up,
on, that we slould wait Tor further tehimony.
| therefore, acqaielccd, and, latter having en-
pfeded, as above STATED, what Mould have win
ed to have been done and bad intended to pro-
pole, had | been preiehr in tie committee the
preceding day. deemed itlny duty, f4s believ-
ing the evidence in quettion before US, 10 be CT
tiieiy eX psrte) TO give in tie Gclea committee,
as hali again 90 Oh the preient occaion, my
decided negative 10 that part Of the report,
which includes the relolut;on for inpeachDg
Judge Chale-
The queRion was then taken By Yeas ard
Nays, On concuuing in the report Of the com.
mittee, agreeing to the fla refoution and cafri-
ed-Neas 70. nays 81.
TIE report Ct .!he committee, in relation to
the lccond refolusioo, MAS agreed to unanimoul<
iy.
E NJ. J. Randolph moved lhat a committee bo
appointed TO appear at the bar Of The Ssnare, to
impeach, in the name of the Hol:e OF Rep.cfcn.
tatives, Samuel Chalc Of high crimes and mifae.
nicano,s.
TIE motion was adopted, and Mefrs. T.
Randolph and EARLY appointed the commit.
tee.
Mr.. Nicholton moved the poaponement, un,s
til the fri Montay Of November, of the bill
tor Tire f-ftlemcnt of claims for Georgia lands
Mei!rs. kuais odd iaet fon oppofcd the goi-
Ponementj which was carried Yeas 59-Naya
4e.