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or i LvNocENcE.

Twas when the low declining ray
Had Ting a 1.-The cloud with evening gold
No warbler pour a the melting lay,
No sound disturb'd he sleeping fold.
Whenby murm'rine III reelin'd
Sat wrapt in tho,t ! wandering swain !;
Calm peace eompos'd his musing mind !
And thus he rais'd The flowing strain !;
sHail, Innocence Celestial maid
what Joys Thy blushing charms re-
veal
sSweet = the arbour,s cooling shade,
And milder than The vernal gale.
On thee attend ! radient choir,
: .Softsmiling Peace. and dovny Rest;
With love TIA. prompts The wsrblins
And hope that sooshes .he throbbing
hreast.
Oh sent from Heaven hunt the grove,
sWhere squirting envy ne'er en-
come s
tNofpihes the cheek with lnckless love,
Nor anguish chiIls the living bloon.
But spotless beauty rob,d in white,
Sits on yon moss grown hill reclin'd i;
Serene as Heavens unsullied light.
And pure'as Mary's gentle mind.
5 Gran. Heavenly pow'r! thy peaceful
sway,
May still my ruder thoughts controul,
Thy hand 10 point my dubiousway.
Thy voiccto soothe the melting soul.
Far in the shady sweet retreat
Let thought beguile the ling'ring
hour,
Let quiet court the NOISY seat.
And twiaing olives form the bow'r.
Let doye.ey'd Peace her wreath bes..
- tow,
And Oft sit list'ning in the dale,
While Night's swee, warbler from the
,bough, !.
Tells TO the grove her piaintive tale.
Soft - il. Mary : snowy breast,
Let each conserving passion move
Let Angels watch It's silent rest,
And al is blissful dreams be love-
d 20 z =
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I axes.
To an 1rhsm Il my csncern,

To all srhsm IL nay esncevn,
is hereby given, that the
IN Taxes for the last year have be-
come due, and are noW distrainahle, and
rs am determined to make my collec-
lions within the time prescribed BY law,
all persons concerned are requested to be
prepared TO discharge their Taxes when
called upon, as no indulgence can be g.
ven. - - I.
ALEX: PoRTERFIELD. DIS.
Berkeley Coupty,l .
May 81. laos. =. !. !.
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The subscribers beg IeGpeto Ia fern fheir
friends and the pubic generally, NAT
! they have just receivsd and are 1osD
gpening large and general 0ss1sf-
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,uhich are the faiiomng articles, III.
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Scarlet, chocolate and blue Bandanoe
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Shephsrd's- 7Sron, May "a, 1905. [6ryl
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ysaely curse the nisshievous pranks Of
his unruly Rib. There are lev such
men il our times, however, . Socrates
il represented 10 hare heen nor one,
pdhaps, in hundred thousand.
Some writers have supposed that con-
,tentment can be attained only amongst
woods and Wales in those sequestered
spots, where luxury and vice find no en-
trance. Such places, il IS probable, ex-
ist only in the creative imagination of
the Poet, who delightsin describing fai-
ry lands, which he cannot discover. We
shall find that the abodea 10 which luxu-
ry gains no access, are generally inhabit-
ed by the Representatives Of PSn0ry or
coyetousness, and none but q madman
could imagine these 10 be the dwellings
Of happiness. !.
Happy Is He, and He alsne, sphs
~ knoIps , III.
\ His hearts rneasy dfscsrirs COMPOSE;
IN generous lset d others essa, 70 fRd
I The ssueetest pleasures D the social
aMind; g.
8 70 bound his Wishes IN their proper
sphere :. = :. - :
!. 70 nourish pleasing aspe. ssd csnsurr
G,l.ions frGr : - s.
: This rpas the SpisdaR aaciens ssges
taught, ~ -. a..
: This Uds The ssssseiga Sssa tkey isst-
ly songhts = -, Z
This 70 no place Or eEmatr is cssfa'a,
Bnf the free native trad1ee u ths miad.
The consciousness Of being an useful
member Of society, and Of having faith
fully discharged the benevolent duties To
our INDECENT feliow-beings, must afford
no inconsiderable comfort to the Distress
ed mind. Our conscience, a secret but
correct Monitor, eongratulates us when
we do noble action, reproves Us when
we have il in our power and omit TO do a
good one, and Furnishes. by its reproach-
es, when We have aetrdlmproperly. The
greater part ofour miseriesProceedfr from
our indiscretion in not attendinr 10 this
faithful adviser. Let every man act %
his conscience dictates, and he win con-
stantly possess the appreciation OF his
own heart, which IS preferable 10 the
good opinion of others, when he knows
himself unworthy of esteem.
!" ask net that in cain ,etase 7'> "
My eoea days may fs,o,
UnrIRed6y adversely,
Exempt from h,.rsea nee. > -,
{" Enough. thar no ysfee.isas keea, r. a.
No crimes my ssnl cypress, =.
To ROB me sfthe fatteriss Asee
Or future AaRfiaess.
|. But grant me that Best faa.esfniaA,
Whrre no vain thssshts iatrude
Thai 6iest serenity sskieA .triRgst y
From conscious recafsle."
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European & EaR India. : !.
G GODS.


Just received and now opening b.
y the subscriber, an extensive variety
ofthe Latest Improved Fashions, Of SD.
Perior quality, well assorted and select.
ed from tbs present Importations also
q general assortment Of H HARDWARE
and GRoCERIES.-All of which he
highly recommends to his friends, Gus.
toners and liberal public, at the most
reduced cash prices Impressed with
sentiments Of gratitude for The hattering
encouragement he has heretofore expe-
rieneed in his line Of business, all friends
and customers viii please to accept his
best respects. =
. JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martinsburg, May "a, 1905.
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y. . truce. but concluded flrin and
,ast;no neace with the ladies, pride my
elf that thew still admit an old bachelor to
,beirtoilets. ADD that they will no' refuse a
draeped fan, though presented them ny a
ores.hesded gallant. Ii | hear the pleas
me rustic of silk against my study stars,
I make shift to hide my spectaeles. end at
the expeuce Of equity limbs, cheertaiyfe-
sign my obsolete arm chair to the occupan-
cv Of the fair sex. am avery Moses TO
recent any ill treatment they may receive;
and did modern ladies watch and water
sheen. like the seven sh pneldesses OF MI
dian. am sure should fright ,n1rr!ly"
gil the bucket.
The gallantry of the attentive Mosea
wa. not unrequited. 1t procured him an
invitation to the house of the priest, whose
daughters had been thus protected by the
shield of civ lity. The fruits OF good
breeding were the gratitude of vsne able
divine, and the hand Of Zipporah MS daugh-
ter.
Thus it nay be learned BY every young
man, eager for pleasant passage through
life, that attention TO woman honers bota
,he giver and receiver. Nothing IS to De
gained by rudeness to the sex. by com
plalsance 70 them much may be acquired.
He who is universally decried By women,
is rarely very popular IN male ooe'ety.-
Nature intended the two sexes should live
in amitv. Let the good understanding
continue. IF we treat oar female friends
h courtesy, aud with ienderness'ls We
listen 10 their voice with attention, bow at
their approach, sad sigh at their departure,
we shall be literally rsmune rated. Seihsh-
ness alone will dictate such potteness. -
Woman, naturally frank, geaerous and
sensitive, will hasten to discharge the nb-
iigaton. Ga him who is taus wa;chtIl 20
please her, she viii smile with radiance,
she will smooth his pillow, she will, like
Hotspur's consort 6 sing the song that
pleases him." aud "bind his aching head
with flowers
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From the -Bostsn Gazette.
S P 4 MS Fl v LORI
Messrs. RuSssNcS Gutter.

INessrs. Russell e Cutler.
T!,r publication of the following et
tract from letter, dated at La Gnayra, IN
April last, has been delayed until PfoFe
representation ct the affair, wItflthe fot''
mems, coela b. laid before the America
government it is now given to the pu'
&c as another evidence of that fTier1sh7
and good wiN which he Spauiafds sdaly
exercising towards us.
"on the 22d March, we sailed down
this coast with fine breeze, until Just DC,
tore .un.set, when being within reach o.
the guns of La Guayra, the wind lets u
becsimed with heavy swell se1t''g Cd
more Half an hour before dark we @ef
hailed from the fort, in Spanish, 10 S0I'I
the captain replied in English, that VIC S7'
Americans from Cayenue. This not up,
pearing to be satisfactory, they con,'nesa
haiing about ten minutes, by when ONI
the brig {" White Oak" of Boston mao
drlf,cd so near the fort, that the voices y,
those conversing on the walls were eds!
distinguished, and it was so perfectly Cam 10
that the, captain ordered our boat aneaO "
tow the vessel from The surf which we ".,s
fast approaching. Several boats were ~"
seen coming from shore the persons
which hailed, and upon resolving al ..
swer suddenly retrea.cd, after dIschs!, .aIo
at es volley of musketry, imc'sd'A"a
upon which brisk cannonade wa, ,, t +
menced at the fort. The second oah 49, :.
ing passed through cur foresall ano ca .r,rt
way some Of the rigging, capt. mouaJ5 ro|
jumped into the boat and astteniip'eu: 81
lard, but the shot aving in every dils',~ ~,
he was obliged to raturn. a !aatfs'I :,
heisted, but finding that it served OH!
a mark for the better directing OF tue s'
it was soon removed and all the iish'I
board ex.inguishsd. Fortunately u
pow become dark and we had df"'Fd -
the fort, bur when within three quar-
gun.shot were forced to drop anene' 4
keep clear of the lee shore. he :" ID
was KEEP. up from the fort, batteries, ,s. Il
veral sun.koa.s and aa arr ned BRIG. -
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NEW YORK Aupus. 3.

E@tract Of a Lrtt,r fran an american Sen
tIeman at Gibraltar Bay to hs friend in
Nerv Tork dated f,nse l6th.
T" | have h. pleasure to iniorm you That
seven of our gnn-boa's aave arrived here
Ia 80 days from Sandy Hook. Three of
them, including MIR. lizard of Charleston,
lett this two days ago ;or Trip"li, oil well,
md We shall follow them with The remain
Ger tomorrow evening. The Spaniards,
AZ is SAID, have a, Algesira., on the oppo-
ne Sfur~~f hay. tb--~-r'o"11vS' Su.a-
bots ana thirty Thousand troops ready to
begin the seige of Gibraltar. In the after,
noon OF yesterday the Spanish gun boats
goi uader way, and rnancuyred lit,le !:
winch occasionsd he garrison at the rock
to beat to arms, and lay atquarters during
the night. We have no lac scws t:o1. uus
squadron. Oar con8ul inform, nc that
ten days ago brig !et. this bay laden win
powder for ths uombsrtlmer. of rripoli.
The plagur RACES with much yiossuce at
Gadiz a d Ma!igs"
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From the. origin Of a republic, the de-
laocra,ic part of it, if not steadily watched
and powerfully resisted, will continually
gain ground. Demagogues arise and en-
courage the people. to disregard to change
or. destroy. as il SUES their pleasure, fun.
aamen,al institutions; "to become aa'anag-
ers Of their orun a6airs, and act on svery
occasion es thtir con masters."lD Inns
stimulated and advised, the majority Is
soon every thing aud the laws aothing
disconsents, sealtions. conspiracies, and
revolutions succeed each other, TIL the
republic fthea republic in name only)
touches the last verge of existence, anc
falls. TO be heard of no more, except,
perhsps. la ,hs annals OF democratic
history.
rs yet the people. under the coustlta.
.ion OK the United States. nave enjoyed
more happiness, peace, aud tranquility
than did any of the most aneieas states
Of Greece. Whether this state ct things
is TO continue; whstherTthe repubhcsIs 20
-maintan its ground, or to give place to
a democracy aud Its consequences, IS, as
it would seem, in course of experiment.
What lover of liberty can be indifferent
what respecter of order, property and
life, can be composed IN such a Crisis!
81 Practissd ct Athens. Demosth.
1SasS5M.
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&!cEaHDria 4>at,p aunertlser.
MONDAY, Aususr 20.

EXTRACT ETA letter from B0rdeaua, to q re.
Specialize mert a1tjs hoase in Bosto., DIT.
cd fune &c.
f" ALLmerchapdiae coming to this place
must DC accompanied with certificate Of
sug1n. This is tc be vigorously observed.
We are naucf afraid that several hogsheatls
OF sugar and coffee shipped by you, which
are not included in your certificate of orr.
SD, viii give Us great deal of sroubls.
The receiver tells Us the law leaves no sort
OF discretion be mnst, he saws, seize
them, and we may petition the Minister.
who will hearsen 20 US, since you have not
had time to knew the nezu law relative TO
importasions.''
Extract OF a letter from young gentle man
residing near the Black river, in the
state OF New York, to his cor, es pondent
IN Charleston, dated,
Watsrfosvn. 99une 80.
fopF nan Of responsibility, who be-
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long TO this place, wste ret,rs,o.
Kingston, last week in boat acroo S ,'sA
Ontario, who when abou, half w,x "a a'S'
espied distant object lying Of in S, "1''i,
which they supposed to be bo,, - x:
her bottom up. They lmmed,uelv .' wa
ed towards il, with design 10 m. ,s'''
prize of her; when with the sw,f,ns' !
an arrow it dar.ed towards them, 40 ~
discovered it to be monster in ,be h '"ss
OF snake. They were dreadfullv iriob, we
ed. and pulled with all their might for n'I w.
shore which they soon gained, i, BEN, @a :.
no great distance. The monster cIos.a
pursued them, till gaining the shoal wa!
it played backward and forward bsa,,,
them two hours. This afforded them l.;
sure to recover from their surprze, tn W.
proach and survey it. |. contracted ..,s
in spirialform. which they judged to a
nearly eighteen feet in diameter IRON the
centre of the curl, the head projected scro.
the folds, lying even with the surface n
= va =, M apparently, its cilcumisreu,.
! % as large sa hogshead ;,he eyy u,,
ly the bigoess of a pirt hason; the Houn
frightfully large and aspect terrible. I'm
length as i, approached above the wsa
they Judged TO be $50 feet. The body a.
peared to be shout the s2c.of barrel. 4.
Ser playing around as stated above, b.
steered his course fer vessel wh!ch hid
last Kingston at the same time with then.
selves, bound to Niagara, and was OF, q
sight,n moment.
:: understand that the Indians have f..
cuently seen the same. he cncc ATTEMPT.
ed 90 pick man out of aschooner who
saved h,mse!fby jumping lu,o the cabn
a number ofboa,s have been los,in III:
lax. which many coniec;ured were desuOs
ed by this monster. It's suppose to5if
the same kind win that which n!eslrdn tie
seas Of Norway as it is not dlfllcul! ,orn
when young to, 10 come Up the river S,
Lawrence"
However incredible the above sccoua,
may appear, the frighied imagBaiuus #
.hcse spectators, have not represented hi!
monster of a serpent, to be of such an e.
rorwous size as the sra suake which wa
shot by the master Of ship, in the NorTe'
glan seas, in 1856. The length OF Ihatn
will be recollec t.d was more than one hun
dredyards. I-hs-boat and ship na,trsIs
those seas seem TO dread, being oversee
by shis sea monster: and on that account
provide themselves with quantities OF Ca'
| tor, as they are known to have remarks
be aversion to the smell Of tia. drug \
is prob&ble chat mary who cross the y"
| Aarin would be happy to Obtain substance
equally ethcacious for their own seeuuF.
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BALTIMORE. A,,p,s,

Arrived bre en- ship Mentor, Probst
30 days trnen Am.terdsM. Near the LIZ
ard spoke The saiP Commerce, Ray, 7
weeks from fhilaeelphla for An,werp.-
July 49, 'a'' s. long. 81, .poks big tiar-
IeqN'n, from NV York for Aux .Cayes.
ID lat. II, ln0s Sc saw an English feet
OF 500 sail ga ding 10 the northward.
Z ne pilot spoke a ship last Sunday of
the Capes. from Cadis for PhiaieI phia,
,"i'h.geo Moreau aud family on baard.
Also, brig Thomas Jefersou. Horn, ~
days from Boston.
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(s) Artist. de Rep. lib. ii.
(4) Aurora 14th 3uae, 1905.
% Arist. de Rep.

:. (6) 1eaephsa: Osfeace of the A:henian
Democracy. 81 certainly have NO inten.
ton of praising the people of Athens for
choosing that particular form of govern.
rnens { democracy since, by choosing
that form, they have consequently chosen
to place the bad citizens in better 81.
taation than the good. This, therefore,
i certainly do not praise. Bur this I mean
to shrw, that having taken such con-
st''auon, they have taken the best means
TO preserve IL What these MEAS were
every one kaows, who has read their
history.
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POLITICAL ESSAYS

On re essential and distinctive gnafsties Of
Dsaocracies alf Repu5hcs. zrgfh refer
eass 10 tic 1oasntttti0a Of tae United
States.
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I shall now proceed to consider the drh
ui,ions of democracy quoted by the Auro-
"a: and then 10 demonstrate from~she de-
fin;tions OF the mast accredited iexicogra.
piers. aud the writings Of the ancienta, that
the s4seace Of democracy consists, !" IN a
-right an ne people 70 asseas6ts ia a'baay, or
collectively, 70 eaactlG1ps."
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~ BIZ SID,

Dt RSCAN / 20 a Deed Of Trust
i c>,,uted to the subscriber hv Van
ku.h' rt"rd, tn secure the payment Of 4
Certain SUM Of money, IN the SAID decd
acknowledged to be doc from him to
J">vPh Chambers, certain Lot #
L1nd IN the town of Shepherd s-'l own
an! County Of JeH, rson, known in tht
ltAI, q sMd town bI No. 100, On Iii, Il
thrrt 10 u good Dwelling House. Kitlh-
&I, &>.-Al>O cR~ Lot Ut Land in the
toNU otCh1rtcs- 1 own andC "uatv atorx-
san. known IN the plan Of SAID town hy
No. IL, on which there is good Dwell
my House an4 some out ii ouses.-AlSo
one hali "t Lot No. S, and one hllf Of
Lot No. &, IN said town Of Charl,,
Town. The aforementioned Lot in
Sh,Yhrrd's- Iown, " it'll it. appurtenan-
'es, will he set up for sale, on the prs.
m,sts, to the hiphts, bidder for ready
monty, on FridAN the l7th dav of Nav
hv1L those in ChAr,ss- Town on. the
CN following, to wit, the 18Th Nav
N Vt, the sale TO commence atf9o'clo, \
CA h dav.
MATTHEW RANSONEs
Trustee.
April IL, 1908.
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T HAVE had in nv possession, since
1 the 10Th Of March, MARE OF a
light brown colour, about il hand, Aigh,
or years old, is a na,urA1truttvr> one
of her hind feet white, three small sad
die marks, and new shoes on her fore
feet, which mare got in a swap from =
person who called himself John Surk,
and after the swap had taken place, he
was suspected Of having stolen the mare,
and on his examination before a mayis-
trttc, he comic sseI he had escaped from
the wheel barrow in Mary land and he
maCte his Isl ape he fore he could hc fur
Their prosecut'd, leaving both the horse
he swAped for AMI thu abrvc described
mare with mr. III, said mare hls deem
appraised according law, and valued at
50 dollars. A. it Is probable the said
mare was >ton n, the owner ma, have her
again by proving property and pay ing
charges. -
HUGH DAVIDSON.
Nill-Crtck, Berkeley !
County, Apr. -, 1905.
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''N''I '''NA' N'f' NA'''N ~ Wv ~l'N'
be OF rctrcun5 On tht civil rghts of
man, ne Was a !ritrt 70 republican 60.
NernmtntS. How tar THIS declaration
agrees with his oUnduttdurlHBthe AIMEE
III an lev"luuon, | lave yoh to judge
from the following rvrl':4s. Ea'tV IN,
the revolutionary wal the p"oi' : "i
these states, according - their attach
NJ, n.s, pre- Iudit,s, and ths views they
had OF the contest we were then eng :G,d
ia with powerful tncEi, attached
themselves t" ono, or the other, oi Two
parutS drn"mlnated whig, AVID tories
BctN ecn these two par!It. there cou'I Lr
no neutral position taken. Every per.
son whD WAS a friend 10 liberty t..n':
forward and evIno>u br overt ats, hIs
~ttA' hment to the Cause OF his Ulredtn2
Coun'rv, those vino wi.h.l M that aid ia
their power TO give, were I.rN jua;Iv
deemed monar, n,.t% and TONES. MIR.
Gray did nat, | bchevc fpr | viii do
him dstIcc) take up arms against III,
country, nor emboIy himself Wiih Is
enemies, bat 50 far as F.is sxsn,'lr and
Influence went, bv distonrASrng the
friends Of the revolution, cXtoLlng the
competence OF Great Britain, and u!2
Ing the rulnou, oonHeq ION. Is that would
follow II VIC were conquered b> the mo-
Their country, &c. II hHd a tendency 10
ral'e the spirits, and siren Sthl ,hr han IS
Of the tory party, and de press the otn,r,
these were some OF the mi,rhi>v"u. 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-12
The elegant G.L-5re1 Nayss,
& |. Y L =,
April II, 1905.

" Ill stand this season At the stable
W OF Mrs. E,khart in Shrphyrds-
Town, Jefferson County, at the loW rate
OF S dollars the season, t" I've pad g'inst
the lstol September next, lat dollar.
will DC taken in lieu OF thc,s At paid With
in the season, and IL IoNArS lir in>ur-
an,e, to b paid as soon a. The mare is
known la 20 with ioA, dl~Pn>InS Of The
'nlir- inrtelts the money Wig thrr she is
witn i"sl or not. Ihe season has Crn-
m,u, ! aRd will cnd-tht LIST of July. His
colts meet with the APPRECIATION Of the
people generally. and are considered SUI
p, rior to aav oihers in this COUNTY -
Clvto will stand the frs, day 9th cleo
ton at Mr.. Groves stable in A4a4.s*s.-
burg.
NACKY NrCULLOH.
Ap'ilI., 1895. ,.r~