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From the Tcvmont J:uyna,.
W.. ELLIOT - HI Constituents
LETTER V.

LETTER v.
There were several other questions 4
CONSEQUENCE on which differed iron
the majority Of the republican party in
Congress hut in all OF them numher
of the most respectable republicans, and
in two or three Of them all the mcmb'rS
from the Eve New-EnglAnd states, with
one or two exceptions, united with M
in opinion. In this view IN Ill only no.
,ice, and that briefly, the motion to en-
qnire into the oticiAl conduct Of IA ige
Chase, the resolution for aho!lshing the
loan officers, the mo:ion to extinguish
the state balances, aud Mr.. RAndolpa's
respecting the Georgia claims. | was
opposed to an inquis,tor'al Investigation
OF the conduct OF public oFhser, upon
the mere demand OF a member in his
place, without any specific accusation q;
but submitted withou, a murmur to the
decision of the majority, and voted for
the impt chmtnt in the first instance at
ter thc evidence was reported. Voted,
in the first instance, in favour Of dlscon-
t,nuing the othce OF commissioners Of
loans but upon further examination, |
began to fear that the measure might
with proprlrtv be construed into WOO
lation Of the pu lie faith, and altered NV
vote. Most of the republican members
from Massachusetts, like my self, alter
ed their votes upon deliberate invesllga-
ton, and the resolution was rejected BY
a small mai rr;,v. Upon the motion to
extingui,h III ,tAtr hal ,nrcs the me M
hrrs from th- New Ensttnd states were
united, with III e,nglt exception 81 NV
c0llc15nc ~ Il. Dim 10 Mh0sc int grHtv
ana alIll!t> | Shall AiwA\S bear m tcthlr
trstiruonv ami the H.nre was thu case
on the SUBJ .tt0f IN. Gcol ) .l4ims, rx-
tept that one ;n~ral tr from MAssA, hu-
svtts dill not vo:- upon the question,
These questions were considered as In-
vnlving the interests OF tbs EASTERN state $
to the anaunt OF several mtIh"as of dol
lars; those stairs being creditors TO a
largc amount as 1t respected ii state ia.
lances and mum rer'ng 'monS III If Uti'
Gems most Of the h; st Clam AntS whom
the United States had stipulated with
Georgia, upon the cessi"u OF the Geor'
gra Mississippi Territory, t" oomPen.
safe in Certain ratio for the claims upon
that state. These suhl~ cts, like all o.
theirs of local and eom'>lieated nature
have never been thoroughly investigated
b> the People at lArgt but as they have
nowhe come Of national importance,
shall render nv constituents an acCepta
bic service BY detailingte them the in
formation possess upon the subject
This letter will be devoted to a genera
view ofthe SUBJECT Of the state BALANCES
and the succeeding one to that OF tn,
Georg ia claims.
The. state balances as they are called
result rom oirc4m~tanct immediate |,
,onnec,ed with our national intltp.a
slence. Immune rattle wtrr the III cul
ties whith presented themselves in OH
councils during the revolutionary war
ia the smilys Of Provlden,e alone oumk
have eCaOlcd our fathers to SUImouu
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FIX SALE,
Pursuant to the last will and testamen,
of Robert Creighton, dec'd> available
Trait of Land,

Living in thu County of Berkeley and
Size oEVirginiA, thrce miles from the
town of HArunsburg, on the road lead
ing to WttliAmspore, eightv-6ve miles
from the City Of Baltimore, seventy ave
from the City of Washington, and eigh-
" miles from the town of Alcxandria-
containing six-hundred acres, one half
cleared and under good fence, the ba-
Lance we'll clothed with timber: There
are on said land number ofnever fail
ing springs, and a SuGi tent quantity of
Meadow This TrArt would suit we'll
TO be divided, as there are two Dwell
lag Houses, two Double Barns, and
two Orchards Of choice Fruit. 1t lies
Ave miles from the river Potomak, the
navigation OTIS said river is now compile
ted, produce may be conveyed down the
river to the CITY Of Washington and to
the town of Alexandria at "A small ex.
Prnse, For terms apply to William
Riddle, OF the town of MArtinsburg.
A good tide will be made the purchaser
by
- \ WILLIAM RIDDLE,)
and Exr's.
VIM CREll'W TON, -
Mart'ns3urg, Februaryl, 1908. >
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WANTED I.NNEDL4TELT,>

A S an Apprentice to the Printing
~ Business, a lad from twelve to fit
teen wears Of ag., ofindustriehs habits,
Of moral conluct, and whose connections
are respectable. One from the country
would be preferred.
J: ALBURTIs.
MseAigsncev Office, !
March 8, 1905. !
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Weaver S Reeds.

4 LLkinds OF Weaver's Reeds (made
y BY TIA, noted workm man Christopher
N'Allster) may be had at the follow ing
Stores, VIZ: d, P"kp Mdr"bo"sch's in
Nar,'nsbnrg, at J"~rA s JAIN La1t's,
Sr!by s. Cyo,u'~, and at Ih.muS Ta2!e's
in She phcrd's- + Own, and at mes H9t-
h1dl",'S in WINCHESTER, ,he> may also
he had OF the Subscriber, near Flags
mill, BY the small o, lArg" Qumrltv.
CHRISTOPHER PALS TER.
Berkeley County, May ), 1895.
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4 v4rieiy IF BLANKS far sale at
th!s QEcs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01

mas Already consumed four years, And
several millions Of dollars, without af-
tording the most remote prospect Of a
time when the object may be effected.
For the purpose Of efectually chastis-
ing Tripoli, as well as for the more inn
portant purpose Of impressing the other
piratical states with respectful idea OF
our power the measures pursued by
the government should have been from
the first decisive, and the force employ
ed, the greatest that could have been
commanded. This perhaps would have
been the case but for one reason-eco-
nomy.-An expedition thus conducted,
would have cost large sum OF money
which would have looked but i'll in Mr..
Galatians first financial reports. But
now how is it? That expenditure which
would have brought hostilities to close
in the first year, has, we will venture to
assert, been far exceeded in maintaining
Mr.. Jefrrson's "least possible force"
for four years; and the whole operations
Of the war are to be commenced de novo.
hus much for economy but what is
tobe said on the score of honour? Had
a respectable navy been immediately sent
against Tripoli, the Bashaw would have
been astonishrd, or forced, into terms
and the fame of the American arms
would have terrified the neighbouring
states-But BY four years procrastinati-
on the enemy has gained confidence in
himself, learned to despise and resist
us and, to crown all, by an abortive
attempt to lombard his capital we have
given him such an opinion of our inca
pability to injure him, as may postpone
the period Of peace yet many years, if
not add to the number Of our foes.
Thus stands our affairs in that part of
the world. Policy onght to have forbid
den any assault on Tripoli until it could
have been done with some hopes of sue
cess. Being the krst attempt Of the
kind made byth United States, alt the
chanses and consequences of discom6-
ture ought to have been well Weighed
The measure and its result prove, that
though Mr.. Jefferson may be well quail.
fed land that he is so we are not at all
inclined to doubt to conduct domes.
tic war between parties, and to direct all
the virulent energies of the Democratic
Newspapers m America, he possesses
but very few of those: talents necessary
to manage foreign war between nations,
and is but meanly calculated to cover
the nation he rules with any thing re-
embling military glory. Let the eobtsr
stick to his last.
TPuBLlc LEDcER.'
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Il Lot of Ground,

Lying on Martin Street, in the town of
Mardnsburg and County of Berkeley,
known and distinguished in the general
plan of said town BY No. 1871, for the
purpose Of discharging debt with the
interest, &c. thereon, due from the said
Suferenee to Col. William GLENN Of
Baltimore. The said lot is well impro-
ELISHA BOYD, Trustee.
February /, 1905. a.
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FOR SALE,
Pursuant to the last win and testament
Of Rober, Creighton, decd, a valuable
TRAIT of Land,

Lying in the County Of Berkeley and
State Of Virginia, three miles from the
town Of Mar1n shurg, on the road Lead
ing to Williansport, eighty.6ve miles
from the City Of Baltimore, seventy 1--we
from the City of Washington, and eigh-
ty miles from the town Of AlexandriS-
containing slx.hundred acres, one half
cleared and under good fence, the ba-
lance well clothed with timbSr: There
are ON said land a nnmhrr ofnever fail
ing springs, and suf6eitu, quantity of
Meadow This Tract wsuid suit well
to be divided, as there are two DWELL
ing Houses, two, Double Barns, and
two Orchards Of choice Fruit 1t lies
Eve miles from the river Potomak, the
navigation ofsaid liver is now compile.
ted, produce may be conveyed down the
river to the City Of Washington and to
the town Of Alexandria at a small ex.
pense. For terms apply to William
Riddle. of the town Of Martinsburg.
A good title will be mide the purchaser
by
WILLIAM RIDLEY
and EN's.
" VIM. CREIGHTON,
Martinsburg, February1, 1905.
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PURSUANT to a deed of trust
i from John Suferanee and Cathe-
rine his wife, to the subscriber, will be
sold on the premises, at auction, to the
highest bidder, on Saturday the second
day OF March next, >
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" o T I G E.

DY~virtue Of a deed of trust, to US ex-
ID, ecuted by Matthew Whiting, we
shall proceed to sell at public auction, a,
the Mansion house of the late William
Henshaw, deceased, On the 2sth day Of
March next, for cash, one Negro boy,
named Prince, the property Of the said
Whiting. Dae attendance will be'given.
! : ADAM S. HENsHAw, -
-. WASHINGTON HENsHAw.
BERKELEY County, January 1s, 1905.
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STRAT STEER.

TAME to the Subscribers Plantation
~ some time ago, an estray STESR
off hrindle colour with white spo,s-A
marked in the riga,ea with n swallow
fork, and piece cut cut Of the under
side of the left, supposed to be three
and a half, or four wears old, and valued
at nine dollars. The owner 10 requested
to prove property, pay charges and take
him away. d ~
Berkeley County, February I, Isos.
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FOR SALE,
A VERY VALUABLE
Negro Man..

about 80 years old, remarkably strong,
healthy, aud we'll acquainted with eve.
ry branch of Farming business. For
further particulars inquire ofthe Printer.
February /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01

Tribute.-M. JosEsH ISRAEL, Mid!
ship7an. whose name appears in The ac-
count efthe late heroic ind glorious de-
cotton eF Trip'E, ruas from Washington
eernty, Maryland, an orphan under the
kindly care ef his uncle Mr.. Ehe WIN.
ans, and a youth whose ingenious, manly
a7dmterprisinS spirit Afforded a pro-
mise d henswab!e promotion, but for his
early GHdgai!a"tsacrjf [F.T.Herald.
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TO BE RENTED, e. r.
For one, two, or three wears, the
PLANTATION -.


On which I now live, containing 2a6
acres ofgood, Land, l6oaeres Of which
are cleared, aud in goodfsrming condi-
ton there are on the premises a eonvs.
nient Dwelling House, Kitchen, good
Stables, and other necessary out houses,
with an excellent Orchard. Possession
will be given in March next, clear Of
any incnmbranee. For terms apply TO
the subscriber living on the premises,
FIVE miles from MartinsbGrg, and ffiy0
from Shspherd's- Town, in Berkeley
County.
JOHN MORGAN.
February I, 1905.
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Il plain and short road to a good destiny

BE studious, and you viii be learn.
ed. BE industrious and frugal and you
will be rich. Be sober and temperate,
and you will be. healthy. Be virtuous,
and you will be happy"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-01

THOSE indebted to the subscriber
L arc requested to make pay Ment by
the 25th instant, as he has a number Of
small debts in the country at a consi-
derable distance which arc inconvvni~ne
for him to send alter.-Every person
neylecting the pa> nent Of such debt or
debts, against the TIME above mention
ed, are assured that their accounts will
be put in course OF law for collection.
LUCAS s. GIBBS, N. D.
Martinsburg, February /, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22

The f0lloaving txt,7.f eff lefttr fran oae Of ID.
fyf mercantile bsalss IN ES,ope, is aatfd Lou
don, A4gga 2s, md will Be read NTH aften
L. a,,. Jr
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22
NATcHEZ IN. II AegaA Is.

On Saaday lar, the citizens Of this place we've
saned by the 'pafting aud falling into the Milf.
aSp9pi of great part Of tie bark uodsr the
ssf, whlch carried with II number ofhoafes.
@lttls notice was had stits moving, thai feye-
q lives we're nearly involved in the ruins pro-
'dtnsiaiiy, 'hewegee, no perfon received inlay,
SSspi 10 the ioEs Of canitderahie property The
Sas laaed al intervals for feveral hours, and
s's Truly ay;al. Had the circumf aoce occurred
y MO, ,ee night, it is highly probable that nunb.r
: E 1ss would havebeen loe. The chaimin the
saS appears to. be ,a1out 900 t.et wide, and
%'sH' 20 and SO feet deep; a large aresm es
ss1' cold water precipitatesieielf ever graveiy
S Ss inPregnated, with ore, through the
vain INTO the Mlaiiippi.
Aacns the principal faaerers, as 20 property,
sara, are MIR. Lee, an iadaiirious young
= an ton Bottom, the widow Chilholn, the
,'s q Daniel Barry, and Mr.. John Calender.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22
IpL,gII.ADELPHIA, Oct. II.

Exsract 81 a letser tran captain Etss q
~ ship rso Brothers, 70 his o1vlers ~
his cf;tv, dated at sea, September the 24th,
tso5. lat. 80, 81, N. bng. 66, 10, ".
Bv this you will be laformsd OF my
.....nt distressed situation On the t7th
ls,tan, being in lat. 81, IS. n. long 81, 10,
~ ar6p. N. the gale commenced at. East;
90, do sn the ,op-galaat-yards, and rig
ed q the jib-boon az 10. took in all sail az.
"a v. shipped sea that washed the maln
3d.ck Of every thing then cut away the MI,
cen mast to endeavor to sound. bat the
rad shifted sudden to the westward, aud
so,e us on cur beam ends, SO that the wa
prrun irto the cabin gangway. She lay a.
b,ut ten minutes, aud then righted Is MI
.,utes. aud she went down again, when |
syer expected to see her right more,
moving that there was wafer IN the cabin,
b.! after LAYING about ten miautes 10 this
situation, the main-alast gave way about
,ls Fee, ABOVE the deck, and she then
rrh,sd before the wind. aud four others
then took the helm TO scud her, while the
rest were employed a. the pumps and in
cutting away the rigging to let the mast go.
sssern; by our exertions at the pumps We
freed her in three hours. AT 2 P. N. on the
18Th the wind came ous hurricane at S.
W. so thar we were obliged to leave the
5 helm, after being blown several times
from It, aud lay aat on the deck, at which
time We shipped a sea over our quarter, that
washed away al our quarter board quarters
--sJay salls--dowspri,, -foretop- mast, aud
James Gardener leaving usnothing bat the
iore.mass and fore.yard, and whae sails we
hd6elow, as we coald save no spars, sails
Uriggng, In that situation we seud6ed
before the wind until last svening, P. M.
being six days and two hours from the
commencement to the e;4d Of tEe.moss Sc
we're gale that'everI knew, during which
time We had neither light nor FIRE ca board
we run. past several. spars, oars, boards,
plauks, SC. aud have now fell in with the
ship Bslleyille, captain Oliver Peck, of N.
York, from Cayenne. who has endeavored
hrender us all the assistance possible bue
unfortunately he stove his boa, in getting
her ont-hut he will ley by US tonight il
SssS clam. 25thS A. NJ we have now
4 sos acask of water, and a jib-boem from
captain Peek. The water we very much
needed, having bu, thirty gallons on board
Esare on allowance of enc pint and hall
awater per man. / now intend to try fol-
some of the w. Islands.
J" We are under great obligations to
sPtaln Peck, for his humane and friendly
stension."
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TUNIS CRAVEN,
HIS rlesi0sa5y tie late 4vriss:b az tl<gom .e}'
i1timeaf II
G. O q o S,
October ~.
AMONG WHICH are


London speEane Cloths C5rded Camoricsss
and cailimates, Ice do.
B.nn.tt's ,atent Cords, Rich EcInas6e andfi-
DO. WsiitcoasinEs, gu edindia Msslins,
Silks, Mplr!kns, Flo Ida ard brl;iai Book
rcuiincs, DO.
Imperial, c'oeded and Lace Csfs & Hapakcr-
white M,fielics, eh'tts,
Toitinssts, Suandowns, Extra Silk Gloves,
Flannes, rofe Blankets, PIC Mic M,us.
Goa, inrs Plains, SILK Ccfd and Buttons,
Kerieys, HalfFhi ks, Cambrick Buttons
Laab's Woo, Worsted, Artificial Flowers ard
Cotton and Silk no. Wscaths,
fiery, OR,ich Fcathess,
I-ih s. Flanders Sheer. I;aliao w antans,
rigs, Fine lodi4 reliars,
Iriih Linens, Bafras, M II odies,
shirtiung Cotton. DowIats, Tic.Isabprg,
Long Lawns, Ofnsburgs. Brown rois
Linen Cambricks, &c. e..
D;niies, Cambr;ck DO.
n lie daily expects an additional
aOortmea5 Of FALL GOODS.
Oa n. or.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22

i. ,bov. ii appe,ss that they had bee D
Frsa g 3. fhp Of the linz after quitting
S' r.. ell,viag is alia Of the ssa:ls with Sir
IN , ,o.,I,,. ron their palfIgs toJoin him:
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To Prepristors Of Land IN TsnnsDts
and Kentuck1

CE-fJE (ubfcrlber will about tie frR OF ia.
nuary next, e. cat for Melville, inthe
fat: Of TennelIee. where he intends to reiide
aid to engase in the practice Of the law. Per;
fsas holding laods Or having oufneis OF any kind
to trarfaet, either in TennsGee or Kentucky,
are informed that he will undertake TO viht lands
in ei<hc! OF thefe Rates, 10 afcsrtaln their quail
ty and value, ta have the taxes 90 them regu-
larly paid, and 20 execute any fort OF agency
which will notfequus an abience OF more than
three o. four weeks from the place OF his rehdsnce-
Thoie who thiak Prcp7r 10 employ him may rely
upon bis paying . d.ligent attentionto the bua.
NETS committed to his care. Letters addrefed to
his, 10 Fisdsrick lsurg, viii. be dolly attended
to, or he NAV be feen at general iSixor's ofl;e
until the 18th OF Decem5er scxt.
HENRY MINOR.
. t. "
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TWENTY DOLLARS Rsuard.

d AN AWAY from the iubfcnbtr, = lish CO.
IA. lored lNutGtto Man, named I1lLLi i'm.
with ioag back hau difpcied to curl OF Hear
aStiye. make, abost S feet inches high, plaah-
bic manners, fnaii meuth, wanting teeth IN th.
upper jaw 10 front, paGonste temper when ur.
.eltgaisea, AMI inpsticn with holies, fhc care OF
which he has been accGlfoh,sd to, as alto to Ia
yerp waiting and farming. fili vile lives near
the French acsaeny, Baltimore, witha carpen-
.rr named fsitpb I,5omelon, and his mother
with certain Caleb Ozveas, farmer, near Bal
,imore, from whom be was Pufchai7d. The a.
bore reward gill be paid up n fad fave being
lodged in any jail 70 that the fuoicribcr may get
him again.
Samuel De Butts.
Jount- Wiley, Maryland.
oppoGte 10 Aiexsn4ria. ; DIT
October II.
N. B. He was fcco in Alexandra on Friday
n the l8,h lnISaus. Matters Of vsfeis are caa.
toned againlt receiving 0, harDor;ng MN.
S. D. B.
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N @ Tt C. 81.

fr,,, " = Y lie
ne .adminiarasion of the efate Of JAMES
Gu. "iLsON, deceafes, having been com
sf,S sl 70 the Subscribers by tie Orphans Court
II Seouaty OF Alexandra, they hereby require
u.a;' ss indebted TO the iaid eaase TO make in.
Ia. Payment Of their REFLECTIVE debts; and
Sit ,s.u a0 nave claims againR the eGate, to exhi.
Cited As saily as peaidle. properly aGthenti.
Eliza Wilton,
a,,.a R. |. Taylor.
IL stawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22

Y la the crown which the emperor Napo-
leon presented tothe Pope are said to be
diamonds which were said to be formerly
worn by the Great Mogul.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22

Tonmasi, the Grand Master Of Malta,
is said to have died at Catansa on the 18th
June last. An assembly of the Grand
Chapter was Immediately summoned, aud
the Baili Caraeciolo elected his successor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22
alexandria Daflp Asbertiser.
TUESDAY, OcroBRR ~.

We learn that the venerable veteran, colonel
BvrLRk, died very fn1dealy on the 9Th ultimo,
at ths ettate of his nephew, about 40 miles from
New Orleans and was buried as a private citi.
zen.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22

Two GIN brigs, oshlss tnfse i'1gd1es UH sIl'
Fenol tattoo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22

The supescargoes of the ship Louisiana,
having seen copy of an instrument pur-
porting to be aaiaperial decree OF the en-
peror of Hayti, in which the departure OF
the Louisiana from Pore.au. Prince In Juae
last, is styled clandestine and fraudulent,
deem il their duty to state, that the L0u1-
siaua did, on. the night of the ssth OF
Tuue last, leave Port.au-Prince after slip.
ping one cable and cutting another, and
without a clearance or any other custom
house paper from the governor OF Hayli.
This measure the supercargoes were in-
duced to take in Consequence OF the CO.
yernmens of Hayti having demanded and
insisted on the payment of duties to the
amount of 25, 900 dollars or Whereabouts,
when the duties had been fully adjusted and
paid, in account and according TO an agree
ment with the government signed bv the
minister of finance, and the government
vet remains indebted 50 them tor goods
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-22

Those Prlnsers who published II
Imperial decree are requested 70 give
place ia taer paper 70 the above.