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H o + s P U r,

WILL stand at my stable this Sea
w son to cover mares at four dollars
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 cevsr.
the monev paid down. Good clover
pasture will be furnished for mare. that
come from distant places, at2S cents per
week, but | will not be responsible lor
accidents or escapes.
HotsPur is sac bav, with a black
stripe from his name to his tail, sixteen
and an half hands high, with bone il
proportion, Ave wears old the 10Th day
OF this month. He was got BY the ESQ
Pus ball, purchased for, between 6ve
and ak hundred dollars, in MARYLAND.
BY MIR. Jane. Eoreman-his dam was
purchased by me, for two hundred doll
lars OF ames Moore, Who told me. .ha
was got by HotsPur, imported bv Col.
Clarke in Pennsylvania, and wa, a mix.
ture OF the Hunter and Dray brs eds. Ne
horses are more useful to the inhabitants
OF this valley, than those whs combine
strength and activity together.
w. PENDLETON.
April 10, 1905.
N. B. The season has commenced
and will continue till the last Of tunes
/. w. P.
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WITH view Of promoting the &C.
w neral interests of Learning and
Virtue in our country, at the same time
that he is necessarily employed in super
intending the education Of his sons, the
subscriber has just opened Grammar
School in Shepherds Town, where be-
sides the Latin and Greek Languages,
and some Of the most useful Sciences,
the elements Of English Grammar will
be carefully taught, and particular pains
taken to enable the pupil to speak and
write his native tongue with propriety
and elegance. The price of tuition for
the Learned Languages and science will
be $50 per annum; for the English
Grammar SIG; one half of each Sessi-
on to be paid in advance.
MOSES HOCE.
Shepherds Town, May S, 1905.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Nobook couIdbe offered, whit h stand.
in less need Of encomium aHd recon-
mendation-The want Of such a book
as " The New american Clerks -Maga-
zine, and Complete PrGctico! Convey 0a-
Ger" has been long and generally COM
planned Of, and is in innumerable instan-
ces severely felt by the people Of the state
Of Maryland in particular.
With view of facilitating tho COM
munication Of information, necessary to
the interest and happiness Of the people,
the above work was undertaken, and it
is believed, has been executed in man
her that must be extensively useful it 10
in considerable forwardness, and will be
published in the course Of this summer.
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The Elegant tuA-b,ed Hsrse,
{ l. Y + .,

Nv I'll stand tins
w season at the sta
ole Of Mrs. EckhArt in
Shepherds JEFF.
fcrsonCounty, the three
first days in each week :
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In conformity to the act Of the Con-
gress Of the United States, Untitled,
" An act for the encouragement OF learn
ing, by securing the copies Of Maps,
Charts, aud Books, to the Authors or
proprietors of Such Copies, during the
times therein mentioned"
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HSMSPrngG
The subscribers haze just received from
The City Of Philadelphia, and are nOaS
opening an extensive assortment Of
Frelh Fancy Goods,

Consisting Of Calicos, Chintzes, Di.
mites, Laced and Plain Cambrick Mus
Inns, Leghorn, Willow and Chip boH-
nets, Willow Flats, fashionable Grape
Bonnets, fancy Ribbons, Lutestrings,
Wrxaths and artificial Flowers, and q
quantity of elegant Damask Silk Shawls,
&c. &c.-They have also on hand Bar
Iron, Castings and Steel; which they are
selling uaconnonlv.eheap for cash.
SELBY < CROW.
Shepherd's-Town, April 10, 1905.
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PROPOSALS
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HAGERs7owH, MARYLAND,
For Publishing bu Subscription,
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FOR WHICH HEHAS OBTAINED A COPY
RIGHT.
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ofthe Independence of the UAitsd States
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OF he claims as Proprietor in the words
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WITH
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ed in handsome duodecimo volume,
on excellent paper, and an elegant new
type.
2. 1t will contain between three aAd
four hundred pages.
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bic on delivery Of the work.
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The fsHa,ving Parody, from the N'r'd-
Carolina Journal, deserves the serious
attention Of all &egar smokers. II has
some b0etica! spirit and much truth.
PARODY
ON HAMLET'S SOLHO9UT.
To smoke or not to smoke! that is the
question:
Whether tits better to abjure the habit,
And trust the warnings Of scribling
Doctor,
Or buy at once BOX of best Hauannar
And ten a day, consume them! To
smoke--to puff
Nav more, to waste the teNder fabric Of
:hc lungs
Aut risk consumption and the thousand
The practice lead. to, It's consumma-
ton
Directly to be shunn'd. To smoks-to
puff
To pua-perhap. to doze ! az there's
the rub,
For in that doing state, we thirsty
grow
And having burnt the tube Up to the
stump,
We must have drink-and that's one
We modern youth are destined to short
life,
For who can bear to feel his mouth
parch'd up,
His throat like whalebone and his chest
exhausted,
Hi. head turn giddy and his nerves I'M
strung,
When he himself might dreuch those ills
away
With wine or brandy-who would lie in
smoke,
And pine and sicken with secret poison,
But that the dread ofbreaking DER rule
Prescribed by fashion (wAose control
ingwiII
None disobey) puzzles ambitious youth,
And makes US rather bear those ills We
And others that the Doctor warns US
Thus custom does make spectres ofus
all.
Aud thus the native hue Of our complex
ion
Is sickly'd DER with pale consumPtive
cast,
The appetite IA loss Of greater moraenD
P4lrd BY The wsed; and the digestive
powers
Lose all their actions.
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Virginia ;. Printed and b"ihsheI6y
fOHN UPTIS.
TERN. OF TINE INTELLlCENCKR.

- THE tr'ce cfthis Paper is tsOs del
lars per an'n1m, onr dollar payable at sAs
nms G I subscribing, and enc 1phS" the
year expires. Distant subscribers pay
jor the whs|c year IN sGUHmSe. The
Price q Advertise nents, to noH-Sub-
.c,ibers, 10 enc dollar pr square for
tArse lUest, insertion, and fer s'"tiaH-
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WHEREAS the subscriber, in tn.

WHEREAS the subscriber, in the
w month Of March last, gave his
note to a Certain William holland I'm
consideration for the purchase Of COW
for SIX dollars and eight cents, pa able
the 29:H Of O,to5er, 1905, and the said
COW having been biz by amad dog pre-
vlousto my purchasing her, in conse-
ouencc Of which she has died, | am
therefore determined not to pay the said
note unl IS compelled by. Law, and do
h.rr5v.c luton all persons from taking
all assignment on it.
WILLIAM BENTLEY.
Berkeley County, May 8, 1905.
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and the threc last DAYS in the week at
the stable of James Anderson, in Mar
tinsburg, at the low rate Of 8 dollars the
season, to be paid against the first of
September next, but dollars will be Ia
ken in lieu Of the sifpaid within the sea-
son, and - dollars for insuraece, to be
paid as soon as the mare is known to be
with foal, disposjng ofsthe mare fortits
the money whether she is with foal or
not. The season has commenced and
will end the LIST of July. His colts IA. ct
with the appreciation of the people gene
rally, and are considered superior to
any others in this countr.
- MACKY M'CULLOH.
May 5, 1906.
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w ILL be sold at public vendue, a.
w the tavern of Cyrus Saunders in
Charles own, on the second day Of
Jefferson May Court, which will be the
18th dav ofthe month, ave s,rosg WAx-
gon HORSES, on a credit Of nine
months, ca bond and approved security
being given.
JOSIAH FLAGG.
April IS, 1905.
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Weaucr's Reeds.

a IL kinds ofWeaver's Reel, (mode
~. bv that noted work man Christopher
MAi'stFD mr. be had at the following
Sores, viz: atP uhb N24~n5.u,ch'sin
AI ':tins'nrg. at 1.mr' s. T1h4 Lane'y,
Srl9u e CT,'U'1, and a. T.omus TaoIe'S
in Sn~pherd's- Town, and at fumes HsL
hday's in Winchester, they may also
be had Of the subscriber, near Flaggs
m,li, BY the small or Large quantity.
CHRISTOPHER M'ALISTER.
berkeley County, May 8, 1905. ~
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W.A be ss|a at Public Ue7Iue, on We'd
nc,day the 18th instant, at the late
6|Vrihng pldffnti2n Of Capt. Jonathan
G4rrarI> decd, near NIL Creek,
Berkeley County, the follo1Oing Pro-
perm, VIZ
4 NEGRO WENCH and her four
~ Chi lrcnr the oldest Boy about
thirteen ears of age, two other Boys
and Girl, Horses, Cattle Sheep, Hogs,
and Geese, Wagon with Geers, Farm
ing Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, am ong which are number Of
Feather Bids, with other articles too
numerous t. particulatize. Nine months
credi, will be allowed, on giving bond
with approved security. The sale will
commence about nine o'clock.
JAMES STEPHENSON, Admir-.
May 3, 1905.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 8.

Yesterday arrived, thu ship Annawan,
Holmes, 60 days from Liverpool. Sailed
from thence in company with the ship
Chatham, Wasso,., Of snd' FOR New York !;
George Washiagton, Martin, of Newport,
FOR ST. Petersburg; President, Boyd, of
Wiscasset, FOR Boston; brig Hope, Lyon,
of and Tor Rhode Island. On the 9Th of
June, in coming out from Liverpool, off
n. W. buoy, spoke the ship Peter, Nj
chols, OF Boston, 81 days from Savannah,
ship leaky. June 18th, long. 10, so, spoke
slip General Mercer, Miller, of New.
York, ont SO days from Baltimore, blow
irg fresh, uncertain where bound. June
%, long, 81, 80, was brought to by the
British frjgate Cerberus, of 40 guns, and
boarded by an officer, who informed us,
tha. off the Western Islands they had en-
gaged and captured the new French friea'e
vi de Paris Of "A gans and $50 men,
after an action of three and a half hours.
and sent her for England; the Cerberus
had suffered considerably and lost II men
killed and Is wounded, amongst the killed
was the first lieutenant, and they wounded
the captain. Was also informed that they
haa just boarded the Chatham, WATSON,
of and for New York, then in sight. ia.
ly 4, long a., 80, spoke brig Debby, Stan.
ley, of Bristol, out II days from Philadel.
phia, for Bilboa, all well. July 9TH, long.
AZ, 90, ship Isabella, of Frederick, from
Charleston bound to Liverpool, all we'll.
Jelly 18th, long. SO, 90 ship United States
-, days ..,om Boston, bound to Bris-
tol, all well. July 10, long. So. 80, Re.
solution, of Portsmouth, N. HI. cut II
days from Baltimore, bound to Amster-
dam, all well. July l8, long. SO, 80,
ship Commerce, of Weymouth out DAYS
from Boston, bound to Amsterdam, all
well.
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NORFOLK, August 6.

Captain Trindade, arrived here ysster.
day in 80 days from Bonavista, says, tina.
on the 25,h ult. N. lat. 50, IS, W. long.
"a, was boarded by two officers from Ad
miral Cochrane's squadron, which was
standing to the eastward, who, after having
asked many questions if he had seen any
thing of the English or French fleets, and
examining his cargo, and lcg-book, allow.
ed him to proceed. Captain T. adds that
he saw one 81 gun ship, three 74s and
one line of battle ships and frigate, stand
ing the same course.
Arrived, Por,uguefe flip Paz and Tfiumfo,
Trindads, 50 days from Bonavifa. Lef; at 30.
navifta the a2d jane, fhip Active, Of PEiladsi'
phia, M'Kown, arrived that day in l9 days
from Cork. The brig Hannals of Bottom, SWAIN
to fail the If of Augua. The lchsonef Frank
lin, Jenkins, Of New York.
Brig Milton, Firth, % days lIom Jamaica
July ig, OF the wet end Of Cuba, ipoks Ehs
brig Globe, King, o. Philadelphia, from anal
ca bound 10 ljavanna.
orho"ner Charity, Norchus1, II Gays "'n
Jamaica. July ie, off Cape Antonio, POKE 'ds
brig Integrity, Funk, from Afano Bay OoOo'
TO New York. Lett a, Ouacahecca, the org
William Tell, Glad, of New YORK; t.: 'as
EdcGaibo, SyNe6er, Newbern, IN. ~ als
brig Favorite, Douglas, of Cunituck, had o0D
juf arrived.
Schooner Five SiRers, Brown, 20 days nc"
Cayenne. Lef, there, bdgs AlfiRancs, WiiSia.
ION; Louifa, Mofit, Philadelphia, to islIin .
days: fchooner Fame, Burchinoie, OF Salel''
jaR arrived. July IS. in lat. Il, lcng' y!
fpoke brig S. w. of and from Baltimore, 0e'"
to fiavanna. IS hours cut.
In Hampton Roads, Ehooner Coiunbis' S'"'
Zen, u days from Turks lland.
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rhia. Markets at Eavsrna dull sor.,
10 dollars; pork II and ie.; beef = a. E =!
fugars or the rife. ''l Y;
Alto, fchoones Caroline, HAIman, J.,
from Jeremie. Sailed under convoy Of tb. = aai,
brig Jane. for baltimore. III co. wi,b GL S.N'i
PROPERTY, Fitch. for Baltimore, and I P';
Budden, for Philadelphia. July az, G M ll
bearing S. E. diaant 7 or 8 league, =, 1--WE "
light difcoycrcd fail 10 wirdwars, Wick i, sAf
we'd to be French Privateer at half p,e g ,v'
came up with the Feet, and Immediately ,,,,,l ";
the Jane, after warm aGion OF an hour fucf..5D
ed in boarding and capturing her, si,e,v.,I
made fail for the remainder of the fee,. d, ,..'
o'clock P. M. saw her capture the El;1s y!
continued the chaie ; at feven. fan. cv.o;s,
was boarded by The 8rtih bcg Mshon, u.s,s S
politely informed her of the captur. Of =.
above ycGels lhc Immediately made f.il for ,b.n
they were all in fight of the privatser. Cam
N. fuppoles that the Jane was recap,ured H.,
night; parted with the PROPERTY fame eveun,
August 3, lat. "a, was chafed by lchoon,r f.
hours. Left at Jeremie, hip America, Jones Of
Pniiadelphia, and fehooner Fanny, Swain. Of Bill
tnorc, just arrived. AtAux Cages, fchr. VI
gilant, Jeucks, of Baltimore, to fail in July. A.
Maraguane, fchr. Medu(a, Davis. Of 10. ready
for sea. The fchooner ST. Tampsny, Virgin,
of Baltimore, was captured by French pr Iva
teer, near Cape Nichola Mole; the long boat
was given 70 the crew and afterwsrd, ariytd 2,
Mariguane. An American fchooner iugpofea ia
be the Bath, Harris, of this port, wa, capruri
of Thereon, 18th July. Crew landed there.
ALTO fhooner Fanny, Gllbrai,h, IS days
from ST. Perres, Mart: Left a number Of Ansn
can vcaels names unknown.
ALTO schr. Hope, Dawfon, - days from H,
wanna.
ALTO fhip Tyre, Mathewfon, Havana, Is
days. Sailed with the brig Midas, of Baltimore;
for Bottom, paded sd July lat. "a.
Alto the brig Martha, and Nary, Smith, from
Grenada, via Norfolk.
Alto ichooner Harmony, Holmes, New, York,
ALTO brig Two Brothers Chale, g DAYS from
New Orleans, and II from Balizc. Left alp
Genet. M'Neal, Baltimore 8 or 10 days; khL
PreGdent, Jor,s, do. just arrived. Spoke in ID.
Mississippi, fhip Olive, 10 IS day, from Boz.
deaux, bound up. On Monday, of Hau.a,
the brig Freelovt, 4 days froB Philadelphia, 70,
CharleRon.
ALTO brig from Bottom, asd on. from Charles.
ton. Below the brig Paragon, Graves from HA
wanna.
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nipht have changed with cnahSe " usi'
ni.1ry, was policy which under such clr-
cumssances they must have tels dlslncill-
ed TO adopt.
Yet at the time we are expressing our
disbelief, at least our stronS doaots wne-
Their Russia or any Of the continental pow
ers. will cooperate wlthns against France,
+ e proper we should state that the last ac-
counts from Vienna, are by no means Paci.
6c in their language towards France; and
it is fact that the funds at Vienna Tell,
four per cent inone day. But we hardly
think that the Austrian government VIII
vet depart from its system st nsusrallty.
3, The chances of continental war be-
mo so feeble, it remains to be enqulred
whether there is any stronger chance OF
peace being established between this coun-
try and France? The Moniteur says the
object of Russia is 70 interfere as far as she
can, for the purpose of restoring general
peace. IF indeed, we thought the Af3nl-
teur serious in the angry tone it assumes,
and insolent pretentions IL gets forth, we
should abandon every idea Of peace. But
we find that these prelentions vary almost
daily, and that one day the Moniteur insists
upon nothing but the treaty OF Amlens,snd
in the next insinuates that it the treaty be
departed from, there must be reciprocal
resolutions. Upon the nature and object
Of those restitutions the Moniteur has
thrown out some ideas, which shall be
the subject of a seperate article on future
day. A, present we shall conclude by say
ing if France expects that we shall consent
to such resolutions as she hints at she will
find herself completely mistaken, she will
find herself equally mistaken ii she suPpos.
es that we shall except the treaty of Amlens
The whole treaty of Amiens, and nothing
but the treaty of Amiens.
June II.
The pope we are told, baptised child
Of the new blood royal of France. 1t were
devoutlyto be wished, that he was now call.
ed in TO administer extreme JUNCTION to the
head of the family.
A corpulen; baronet who piques him
self upon his agility exclalmde the other
day, in tone of exultatlonlo witty friend
" 1t is strange Tom, that | should be so
uncommonly active, is it not" 1t only
proves" drily answered, the wit that two
opposite qualities are combined, the form
of the bear with theQiertness of the m0nkey'.
Jerome Bonaparte, says the Morning
Post OF June II, still resides at Genoa his
unnatural brother, who has cruelty oblig-
&c him 20 seperate himself from his amiab,s
&ln'eTesting ,peuse, not havirg yetpermit-
ted him to approach his Royal person.
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BALTIMORE, AupuR 8.

Arrived, fchooner Sulan, Burton, ~ DAYS
from Havana. Left, brig Paragon, Graves,
Of Baltimore, in 3 or days; ichooner Eliza
Vickery, Vickery, Of Baltimore, iuR arrived.
The pilot boat that boarded the Sulan, had
boarded on the 18th July, the Blitih brig. Nan.
cy and Lark, from Havana bound 20 Philadel.
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Tuh Received,

And for ldle at the h5Ferl1ers F1rs'
q PARCEL of excellent Rhode lilans as'
I n CHEESE 600 punches OF fine oE ,,s
ONS, this years growth; SEQ lbs hft uqI1oEs
table GOLDFISH quantity excellent SngS.
irom Salem frelh LINES & COCOA Ma
SO caks Rhode Iland STONE LIME, 10 SUS'
order; and general aGorsmeas OF eHo'
RES and FRUITS as ulual. r,c
Auguf 8. 90
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Augua 8.

c. CASH, and the higher
price will be given tor cle .se
Linen and Cotton RAGS. by 1"'
Printer of this paper
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Negro 4 B NE r;
z TE is ftout, frog, and active fellow !;
/ L understands plantation buhnefs we'll and is
good fhoemsker; he is about 8, years old,
abou, itet or 10 inches high he has fom,
cid fears from whip which h1 received icv=n
teen years ago for running away /; lie has bee
my properly ever fnce and I do not recollec'
that he has ever been corrected Encc, al,houg
often deferv.d II; nc has mother in Fauquie
county, Virginia, the property of MIR. Jor
Bronsughs, and I have been Informed he ".
feen on the road erquirins for faid place, viii
PATS fetting forth that he was Zee man, ar
my name affixed to fome Of them, all Of vino,
are torgeries and will give farther rewan
of Forty Dollars to any perfon that will inform
me of the perfon OF Pcrfons guilty of the forge
ry, provided they are convicted Of the fame
The above fave went off 18th jay, 1905.
THOMAS WEST,
One mile from Alexandra.
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