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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-11
BY SUBSCRIPTION.
Forty Subscribers at 10 dollars each.-Terms made
known and fubfcriptions received by
Richie & Worsey-for
T'IINSTAIT

Kltchie g Worsley-ior
TUNSTALL's
PhTENT 1.RRESHING MACHINE.
HE advantages to be gained by farmers, by
L applying fome efeaual parts to Threihing Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity adequate rength,
and greater cheapnei than hitherto and applicable to
any machinery, are universally allowed to be very
great. WILLIAM TUNSTALL has obtained a
Patent tor fuch improvements and wiihes TO benefit
the public on the mott Reasonable terms Diitrias
and individuals may be now accommodated with Ma
chimes and patent rights, by applying in peron or by
letter (fsf Pzd) TO the Patenee, William TvqaN, at
TIE SpvGa Tavern, Rieba,ond
Thefe Machines viii hull Clover and threih Rice
Buck Wheat &c preferved free from grit.-Counter-
feits will be dealt with as the law directs.
July 49, eW-tf
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L IND FOR SHE.

ME SUBSCRIBER offers for fale traa of
4 Land, containing ix hundred and thirty acres,
lying on Black Water, in Mathews county, adjoining
Mr. John Peyton's, Philip Tabs and Funey Gayless
ahos, wei known by the name of the Batsery 1rsG
The fertility of foil equal if not hyperion to any land
IN the county. The ftuation is remarkably pleafant
and healthy the land is well watered and heavily tim
bered On it there are three tenements the houies
are toierably comfortable, and the fences generally
good at one Of thole places there is a very good
Peach and Apple Orchard, and the Battery itlelf is
mott capital fand for fore and tavern, being half
way between Glouceiter and Mathews contributes
and the inhabitants generally wealthy and punctual in
their dealings. The whole of the land being in,nedi
ateiy on the river, where the be fin and oyfiers are
caught renders it moi defrable Gtuaton. Any per-
ion inclined to purchafe will be fhewn the preni(es
and terms made known, on application to Capt James
Gibfon, at the Battery, or
GEORGE z. DUDLEY,
Mathews County, December 6. ep2w
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For SALF--at Roekeftt.

Vie LOT and two hory BRICK HOUSE, con-
y tanning three tenomeuts, which the fubfcribcr
purehaied at the fae Of George Nicholron deceaed.
ne lot IS well huaied for warehoufe and the brick
binding for akehpuie, lunber-houfe, or Tobacco
Factory. John ELLIS.
November H. If
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TIL : JEFFERSON.
LANDS FOR SALE,

IN TIE Gensfee Country. Fate sfMesv York.
HE Subfcriber having charge of part of the Valu-
Il able LANDS in the Genefee country, lately I'M
der che agency of Charles WamGon, eit, now offers
them for fae moderate either to actual fet-
tlers, to thoie who declining ettle on the lands
themlelves are defrous Of inveaing their monies for
the future benefit of their families. The titles of thele
lands are indiiputlble.
For terms apply to MIR. John HeAop, at the pro-
prietors land Office at Geneva, in the county of Onta-
rio, in the Rate of New York, Mr.. Saml. S..
Haight at Bath, in the county, of Steuben; Mr..
Frederick Tanning, At Preiton, in the fate OF Conneet-
cut--orto
ROBERT TROUP.
New York, June S, 1904. eW6m
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Defendants.
IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT,
Odober 29fb, 1908.
Charles Liee!y Comprt' !

Odo6er 29fb, 1908.
Charles Lirely Compile
againit Y,
Richard Riebardjsn e Dad CJaaeyy.
~ Ritbaydjan, DTS.
HIS day came the complainant by his
L council, and the defendant Dudley Richardiou,
till failing to appear and anfwer the bill of the COM
painant, on the motion of the compainant,t is de-
creed and ordered that unlcs the defendant Dudley
Riehardion, (having been ferved with copy of this
order) ihall file his anwer before the next term
that then the complanants bill be taken for confer.d
and the matter thereof decreed accordingly as to him
And the defendant Rchardlon Richardlon not hav-
ing entered his appearance, and given fecurity ac
cording to the act of aembly, and the rules of this
court and appearing the fa,isaaion Of the court
that he is not inhabitant Of this county, on the
motion of the complainant, is further decreed and
ordered that the defendant Richard Richardion, do
appear here the rf day of the next term, and an
liver the bill of the complainant, and thar copy of
this order be forthwith pubhed in one of the Virgil
MA Gazettes for two months fuccefively, and that
any copy be poted at the front door of the court
houfe of this county.
A cory, tete,
THOMAS POLLARD, p.c.H.c.
oaober 17.-fy: eW2m
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PETER REIIETT

y. URSERY and SEEDSNIAN' At V-;ll;,,,,r
burg, intending to remove to the fate Of Ncv,-
York, offers FOR SALE, bis NURSERY: CON-
tanning 20 acres of rich MANFRED Land, with abou,
100000 TREES of which $4,000, conlilfine &c
follows, are fit to be tranfplanted this fealon.
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J. P. HOPKINS,

y ESPECTFULLY informj bis fJieadt and
N eg7omeTJ fbat he has eaga@ed a M6feicnt
np076er fgood gVor&men, and 7vW be ibaakfaI
for a continuance effbeir faVomJ.
Dee. !. Tl5Sszo
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WASHINGTON TAVERN.

TIE 5abseri5tr has taken a Leaf oftbis tene-
l. men. /5y a u.mjer Of years, and has mt il liz
state Of rtoay 7O5ie6 yenSys iayio, 20 any in Ills
City. BsI:5 s Tavern be has dtiasJe9 b4ii4agi, 4plH
TaaistSSt0 Accommodate 3fs -obo aiow oCqyeatey
pyiUaey ttn fasr,n gf4aly e6o,di. 1h1e fearmeafs
ad;ein be pnbh qaore and -rfbia tao bandedyar
stbe CgpoA TRY bave deeidsodvaaqges ov.r any oey
bo.s in this City, zoib ,ee9 TO pre- al, end ereeHezt
70afer. He iGi GOOD SMILES and eogaant JS5jy of
fbe 6f FoRfGE Hrfl1dtrS bis rvees to bis rndf and
B< Pabe and aarr, them, hst gamiag, nor
any o5er Proe zrbisb might in any degrfe ba,e ten
dsny to d8yy The psafe ebis Lo 7oN ever u srnit-
hd
EDWARD HALLAM.
RisJmeri, ScstcmJr, &c.
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SADDLERY.

John MfENERY, SADDLEe, rcjae76.Hy in
> firms fbe PaJhe in general, and lis ftilndJ in
particular, that be has JIM rsceigpG an eleeanf
and qOeH eb9le1 a6orfmcaf IF SoSdle,y, CoaeL
mt Har1ejJ MoRatingJ, jIbi1s, Sbws, sc. &c
cr' I6i9 III Under bis osrw bypeaioH, qVSsyTLy hr
+" H''DIcd TO o er trim on sbr ~eA 'ssigcrd
feJ1NJ.
No7rta&ry u.
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Currents, Gooieherries and Strawberries OF ior.=
SfdIe vines OF iorts, Artichokes and Afparao,,.s
Roots, together with variety of fowerip,t f,r,bs
Elower Roots and Seeds and Rofe Dufhes, and (nau
quantity OF Garden Seeds of this year growth.
: ALSO-inay be had with the nurfery Nep-oe.
8 OF which are well acquainted with GARDENING ana
Nuriery work. ALso--S Horles, 5 Stcers, 4 Cow,
and the nurlery aud farming utenGIs, which if NOT
1od BY tne lit day OF May next will be iet up &;
Public iac on that day until which time he will co.,
tinue to fell Trees &c. SC. &C. on lowe, terms ,baa
ufual. VIC"
Orders left with MIR. George Greenhow at Rich
mond, Meiirs John and Sam. Peniflon a. petrrc-
burg, will be duly attended to with difpatch.
"i4i'HHNNi 81 A>o'' "a epiM.
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WILL Be SOLD,

III Spbfs 7ie, 1T za,bsria5 B,oots Tagc,a, in nag-
rbsGe,, o. Trsjaay tie III IF Drse1y6cy ae,i,
$50 acres of LAND,
q Ii IN 70oo6J, and prime qnaiify, iyi1g in
n Cbgfeyrc1dsos on tie ao,fb t oFfbc BveIigq-
ham rad, and aJoiHrg 5r hraA Of Mr.. jams Ss5'f,
e5om jeVsn 1iie fran haaftJGsr Tie fr,m5efEe 4,W
be O7r baf eq6, and f1pive megfJ5 e,eTt I tie ob,r
7givizg band sOiD apbyovad Sepyiy. A'y eryoa 7tr
ing 70 Pyebgjs 70N BE @c1ar br land By efpac fo I'M
Jao' Pafiey/oa Or J9S3b c. BrOsrs ef A1ose5Fs>.
WIN. GAY.
Rnr,innhnn, NJ I.l.N
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RATES'S ALMANAC-FoR I8O5--Pa5TT-
- cG BY Mc1jy. Daqiy g Coari1ey, zay be
had Gf ne Office Of The Enquirer.
SebfeDIbfr 10. emf
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
= = - - - =
FOR SALE

A VALUABLE Trac. Of LAND,
IA containing about 2eo acres, situate
on the North Fork Of Bnllskin, Jefferson
County there are on the premises good
st9H dwelling House, d good log Barn,
viii Stables Hereunder Of stone, meat
{ House, &c. q never failing Spring, about
!, 10 or y acres of good Meadow. This
place ID well supplied with good Fruit
Trees, such as Apple, Peach and Cher
ry shout fSo acres Of said Land is
cleared, andin good repair, the remand.
er well timbered. III. .s5,.zs .ss
Also, a,aefhey Tract Of Land, lying on
Sleepy Greek. Berkeley County, con-
tanning about 500 acres, on which there
is a good Dwelling House, also i Tan
Yard IN good repair, consisting Of about
ioor ~ Watts, about aoacres Of the last
mentioned tract Is cleared, 5 Of, which
are nowin Timothy, the remainder well
timbered. For terms apply 70
+ = JEHU LASHELLS,
- Mar Charles Topn.
Jefferson County, March so, 1904.
Il
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WEAVING BUSINESS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends and; the public, that he
has removed TO the house lately occupied
by Samuel Reed, and opposite to Major
Boyds, in the main street, Martinsburg,
where he continues to carrvon the Weav-
Fingbusiness inits various branches, eorn-
mon work Of all descriptions, also Wol-
len, Worsted and Cotton Chains, Twill
iags Of various kinds, Jeans, Dtmitics,
swandowns, Thicksets, Cotton Denain,,
and ROYAL R1l.s, either oneouon orlnen
chains, also Fieatings and spotted cots
tons for men and women's ware, Dia-
monds, Birdeyes, Hnckabaeks. M and
o's, N and O's and Quseps fancy Coun-
terpaines, the same in i'ahle Linens, sim
gle and double Coverlids, and several
other kinds too tedious to enumerate.
He wishes to employ one or two four.
neg men, who are sober, industrious,
and web acquainted with any part ofthe
Weaving business; also would take an
to learn any part or the
whole oft above business. ,~.-
N. B.. The Tackling for Weaving
double Coverlids, and Diaper Table Ii
mems, win not be erected before the en-
suing fall. =. ~ NJ
- WILLIAM REED. =
.Martinsbarg, April ~, 1904. -.
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FOR SALE,

l.
SND .R.Aets Of LAND, situate in
/. Il me State 6f Pennsylvania; onei
ing on Shearman's Greek, within half q
mile of the Susquehannah, in Cumber.
land County, Rye Township, containing
asa acres, adjoining the lands of Benia.
min Davis, Michael Lewis and VIM.
Kee, held By preemption right. This
land has one small Improvement on Il.
Is tnlerablYfertilea and Is covered
with variety ofexoellent Timber. An
ply to the subscriber living 1 miles from
Martinsburg. near James Cambel's. =.
One other Tract, lying on the waters
Of Savage Greek, which empties into
the Potpmak above Port Cumberland.
containing 2l+ acres and one rood, held
BY location under Gov. Peen !; so acres
are cleared, the balance Of the Land Is
well timbered-- this tract is atolerable
good Dwelling Household tracts are
watered with a number Of riyulets. APP
ply as above. II Z
willexchange either or both Of these
Tracts for real property in Berkeley
County, or would take any kind Of Stock.
Negroes, or good Paper for Il. :,
&. g. JOHN DUNCAN.
April 81, fso4. a siis,
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cAUTN9!

AL persons are hereby cautioned
from throwing down the fences of the
subscriber plantation on Opeekon, from
passing through any Of his enclosures,
or fishing along the creek on his land
Having suffered considerably already
from persons trespassing in THIS way, he
is determined to prosecute, to the ut.
most extent ofthe law, without respect
to persons, ailwho may be guilty of such
Unlawful and vicious acts in future. =
d - WILLIAM~GORRELL,
April "a, 1904. -" - a. e..
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TAKEN up BY the subscriber ahou,
- \ the last Of February, dark BAY
MARE, fourteen hands aud an half
high, 8 years old this spring, ! small
star and snip, the left hind foot white,
when taken up she had one shoe on be-
fore, aud appraised 10 so dollars. The
owner is desired 70 prove property, pay
charges, and take her away. !
CHRISTOPHER STRECKEL.
Back Greek, Berkeley Coun- '-~s.4.-.
ty, April IS, 1904: 5 -
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TAKEN up by the subscriber a. an
i b~estray, a brown COW, with a
star in. her forehead, two holes in each
horn, aswallow fork in one ear, and a
half penny piece out Of each ear, nine
or ten years old, = has some white on her
belly and appraised to twelve dollats.-
The owner is desired to prove property,
pay charges and take her away. <@s,.,,
4 f-- r.. s -. Ill JAMES HAIR.
Near Garrardstown, April ~, 1904.
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! Great bargains ;.
n. NOW TO BE HAD. !
TnsSakseriber ne,o s6srs ar sale, D
H. very handsome and ertensioe
Dry Good and.
H. -. ~ = ~, ,..- -
= Groceries,

The particulars Of which arc. too numes
rous to Ilehtlon, all ofwhich he isnow
selling al the most reduced prices that
goods can be sold for in this parrot the.
country. He solicits all his friends and
old customers to the CO partnership uf
p. INadtn5ousch, g. Co. not to pass By
him, for he assures them, and the public
in general, that every step shall be taken
to give them satisfaction in trade.-The
subscriber also begs leave to return his
unfeigned thanks to all those who have
contributed 70 his support, while doing
business for the co-partncrship OF r, Na-
aenbau4eh, & C.. and hopes, that having
now commenced business on his oWn.ac.
count, he win not be deserted hy them,
30 long As he shall merit their custom,
N. b. All accounts due to the con.
Germ Of r. Madenbousch. 81 Ca. afe paya-.
bic 10 the subscriber, rs desoMtion has
taken place, he therefore natters himself
that all those who are in any wise in
dehted, win como forward and discharge
their respective accounts immediately
il is his wish that the RESPONSIVENESS cf
this request will be attended TO, . ne
longer indulgence can be giyen. s
L.. s. +. Asusudi, ss
The highest price Is given il Cash for
Merchantable WHEAr, RYE, coKN,
Oars, or FLAx-SEEp,
~ By tie PEblickas obedient and
.st, Humble servant,
PHILIP NADENBoIIscH.
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AKenteeidrrGngemen .Sher-
burne district Attorney Jonathan Steele
district clerk, Michael M'Clary mar
shalt, Richard Cuts Shannon, all Of
New-Hampshire, Democrats, were
summoned as Witnesses on behalf of the
United States, on the impeachment Of
John Pickering, district judge of New.
Hampshire, for the crime Of insanity
BY the novel adjudication Of the high
court Of impeachments, that insanity in
ajudge Is a high crime and misdsniean-
or, the unfortunate object of this decisi.
on was removed from Office. =
The President has since appointed
. John S. Sherburne to GIL the vacancy thus
made-Iouathan Steele to be district at
Jtorney-andit is understood that Mr..
Shannon istobe clerk ofthe district court.
The federal Judlsiary for New-Hamp.
shire will then be moulded TO the will OF
Mr.. Jefferson. Who does not admire
this delicate and cheap way Of pay ing
s0itnesses their diiazVdace. e
:. s. II Frederick. Toupn Herala.]
+
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4 Eaiaable Tract Of LAND Far Sal.

ITO be sold the plantation whereon
/ now live, containing 462 acres, ".
Ing and heingin the County of Jefferson,
State of Virginia, within miles Of Shep-
herd's- Town, from Potomaek River,
T5trom Baltimore, 60 from the Federal
City, and 10 from Alexandria, (produee
may be taken down by water TO either Of
the,latter plaoes.) There are on the pre-
mises good Dwelling Houses and We.
nj large square log Barn, . never fail
int Springs, with good stone Spring
Htuse. Near one half Of this Land is
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber there. are 5 valuable
Apple Orchards. IL acres of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made /;
the soil is equal if not preferable to any
in Jefferson County. -. = 49,. =.
Also ansfher Tract of first rate Land,
containing 1s6 1-s acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract !; on this tract are d
good House and Barn, newer failing
We'll near the house and good young
Apple Orchard about one half Of this
tract l. cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber the whole can
be easily divided into or ! Tenements.
The Terms will be made known by
the proprietor living on the Land. =
~, JOHN STRIP, sen.
Jefferson County, December is, 1908.
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Mould herneck, with grace descending
IN a heaven Of beauty ending /: sts=
While airy charms, above, below,
Sport and flntter on its snow. L.
Now let floating, lucid veil
Shadow her limbs, bntnot conceal; !
A charm may peep, hue may beam,
And leave the rest To Fancv's dream.
Enongh-'tis she !! 'ris all l seek: .
It glows, it lives, it SOON win spsak!
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Farmers and Merchants, Tale Notice,
THAT the subscriber has got Ia
u bifr's MILL ON Opequan, (bc-
tween three and four miles from Mar
tinsbarg) Fin complete order for the re-
ception and manufacture of Grain; and
that for every hundred bushels Of clean
Understandable Wheat, weighing 6opound
per bushel brought to said Min, he will
deliver ~ barrels Of Super6ne Flour, and
will be responsible for the inspection in
any market in the United States. "
He willgiye the highes,price in Cash,
for ITheat, Rye and earn. 2.
! LEONARD CROW.
Eecsmler 50, ise4. en-.
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HOTSPnR

KLILL. stand at my stable the ensuing
w Season to cover mares asfour dol.
lars the season, the money to be paid on
the 18th of October next seven dollars
to insure a colt, the money to be paid
when the mare is known to be with foal,
and one dollar and an half the single CO.
yer, the money paid down. Good clo-
yer pasture viii he furnished for mares
that come from distant places, at rs cents
per week, but l viii not be responsible
foraesiasnss or escapes. - - - ~. -
Ho,spur is a fine BAY, with a black
stripe from his name to his: tail, sixteen
and an half heads high, with bone in
proportion, four years old the roth
dayof this month. He was got by the
EsoPus bali, purchased for between Eve
andkix hundred dollars, in MARYLAND, by
MIR. James Foreman-his dam was
purchased by me, for two hundred dol.
lars Of James Moore, who told me, she
was got by -Hotspur, imported by Col.
CLARKE in Pennsylvania, and was mix
ture Of the Hunter and Dray breeds. No
horses are more useful to the inhabitants
of this valley, than those Who combine
strength and activity toge,lw. ..--A
~ ~PENDLETON. r
April6, 1904. = -. 49,: - TIFF
d N. b. The season has commenced,
and win continue till the last of June.
= : i :...S w. p.
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ODE FROM 5CREoM.

Thou, who'd soft and.rosv hes, Z
Minick form, and soul infuse;
Best Of painters ! come. poultry
The lovely maid that's Gar away,
Far away, my soul J. thou art, --.a
But I've thy beanfies all By heart.- =
Paint her lefty riuglets straying, =
Silky tNine in tendrils playingi
And, ifpainting hath the-skill,
To make the spicy balm distil,
Let every little lock exhale -.
A sigh OF perfume ON the gales 4
Where her tresses' curly fow - ;,
Darklesso'er the curly snow,
Let her forehead beam to light, =
FURNISHED as the ivory bright. :.
! Let her eyebrows sweetly rise L.. /
fnietty arches o'erhef eyes, :
Gently in = crescent gliding, ~
lust commingling, JUST dividing.
But>hast thou any sparkles warm,
The lightning other eyes to form
Let them elfiIse, the azure,fay; &
With which Minerals glances play,
And give them all thar liquid ere
That Venus languid eyes inspire.
Ger her nose and cheek be shed
Flushing white and mellow'd red
Gradual tints, Is when there glows
In snowy milk the bashful rose.
Then herlipso rich in blisses! -
Sweet petitioner for kisses {,
Pouting nest Of bland persuasion,
Ripely suing Loves invasion.
Then beneath the velvet chin,
Whose dimple shades = lore within,
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FOR SALE or RENT,

/ HE HOUSE and LOT ID which
/ lately lived, situate in the Main Stree,
Martinsbnrg. For terms apply to the
subscribef living in Charles Town, JeE
ferson Comfy, or To- Capt. Matthew
Ransone, Martinsburg.
April ~, isos. 8
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

: TIVE IVsIAhHo ut. w hhUss
CTRAYED from the subscriber liv.
- ing II, + B.eson's, near. Martins.
burg, on the 10th instant, bright bay.
MARE, sir years old this spring, 6i.
teenhands high, shnd all round with hea-
w shoes, has remarkable shick large ears,
no brand or mark recollected, is rubbed
on the sides with the geers, aud is Il nat
ural trotter. The above reward and
reasonable charges will be paid for 70.
turning the said mare to
l. JONATHAN WICKERSHAM.
f April 81, 1904. ~ -,
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EXTRACT Of a letter from NtrO.0rleans
dated March II, 1904.

dated March II, 1904. =
"The regiment Of Louisiana has re-
ceived orders to hold themselves in rea-
~diness to depart on the 18Th inst. TO Pen
.acola, where they are transporting all
theirs stores and ammunition The Spa
niards laugh at the idea entertained by
some of your sapient politicians OF that
country and Mobile being included in the
cession.. They say it smore probable
that Louisiana win return to them. We
have nothingnew ola commercial nature,
excepting the arrival of a ship from the
coast Of Guinea with slaves" -. =
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successor. They hare renouncedaHcon-
nesiop NTH France, s1porn eternal Ell.
nifty to Frenchmen,t and to die Or lee
free. Dessaiines isa black man, Of greaI
moderation, and IL many particulars no,
itnlike The untortmnafes 7omssant. HI
candacf has been regulated By good tai'k.
andkt IS saidto 1uish particularly for the
Friendship Of the goVernppe"t Of the Umt-
ed States. = -: -,
= Il Is distressing to humanity to learn,
the constant sacrif fees Which are made Of
the French, in this island. r.aH ne aa.
= tharity Of Dessaiines cannot prevent their
frequent assassination and destruction,
b. the same. means .phich the French
troops employed in their attempts to sub
jugGte The blacks. =:
IL said the British haze possessed
tkemseiDes Of he city efSt. Domingo. *
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27

Amongst whichare, Chintzes and Cali.
Goes, Book, cambrick and Jaconet Mus
lips, Dimities, Silk and Camhricknet
Shawls, Leghorn Bonnets, Irish and
German Linens, Maddrass and Randano
Handkerchief, Satins and Lutestrings,
India and clouded Nankeens, Sc.
Z =: .s He has also on hand, =. ~. . :,
Bar-Iron, Queens and Crockery Ware,
also Tinware assorted, and a complete
assortment of Groceries, all Of which he
is determined taseh uncumtnoniy low
Cor Cash, and soiicits thnse who Wish 10
purchase Goods to advantage TO give him
. CALI :. w. ". LANE.
Charies-Town, April ~, 1904.