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Memli;agere3c
Nave received from Philadelphia
- their supply of
Fall Goods,

which added to those they had on hand,
makes a handsome assortmcnt.-They
keep LIQUORS OF the 6rst Quality
Port, jamaica Spirits,
Lisbon < Peach Brandy,
Malaga Common Rum <
Rye Whiskey.
Pine-Grove Ten plate STOVES
Observation-Disclosures,
OVENS-GRlDDLES, TEA KET-
TLES-SKILLETS and WAGON
BOXES.-'rhe known superiority Of
these Castings, must induce those wish
ing to purchase, to give them a prefer
ence.-SHEET-IRON for Stove
pipes and doors.
disc, an assortment Of best TEAS
Hyson, Young. Hyson, Hyson-Skin,
Imperial and Bohea,
all ofwhich they offer for sale for Cash
or Grain Of any description.-Cash
paid for Wheat or Rye delivered at
Flaggs, Beeson's, Chris.y's or Hess
Mills.
Martinsburg, November 16, 1904.
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ABRAHAM GoRRELL.
Noverabsr 90, 1904. --- .~

A IL persons indebted to the subscri-
IA Der, by bond, note, or book &C.
count, are requested TO come in by the
ist Of March next, and discharge what
may be due.-As he is positively deter.
miaed to close all his accounts BY that
time, no person need look for any longer
indulgence.
r ABRAHAM GORRELL.
: November so, 1904.
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TO hre for one year, tuua ysnng
Negro Men,

that have been accustomed to plantation
work. Fer terms apply to the subscri-
Der living near Martinsbare.
EDWARD TABB.
December %, 1904.
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ROBERT GRAY,
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ITAS en- TIE Pr ENS.

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Robert Grcg.
Drugs end Medicines.


Thefubfcribcr has fer SALE, at his Shop on the
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Royal-arcets,
Il large ead general AGovs'aent Of
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Venesian Red, in CAFES. zoe DO. each.
Spaniih Whiting, By FAC hogliasao or IN final
lcr qasnusiea,
spaniGa Rroep, ground in Gil, in Kegs IA
csf each, or dsy.
vermilltos. PIu.lian Bloc, No. ard 2, and
Pateas Yellow,
d9o, varifty # tie mG celebrated
Patent Medicines now IN ufe,
With few boxes of .COLORS OF different
6zes.
The above articles will be fold very low for
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He will put up. if required, Medical Chefs
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panied with plain and (uisable directions.
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October II. law
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A NORTHERN SUMMER

W 49,
7rayels Round the Baltic,
Through Denmark, Sweden, Raaia, Pruaia, and
part of Germany, in the year 8o4,
By John CARR, Eff.
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Debates Of the Virginia Convention on the aioP-
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/ with to employ a Man

TIE nanage a fnall Farm at the mouth Of
Hunting Greek, near Alexandria. A psrfon ac-
dable OF eondaaing ! large garden would be pre-
ferred.
James craik.
DseemseTS. fsw<w
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TUNIS CRAVEN.
IA, y.eeiv<a By The hfe ar,;vals an fltgass ~.
/arfmenf Of
c. o. O d S,
.AMoNc WHICH ARE

T !, Ian fnperine Cloths Corded Cambricks,
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Dimities. Caabriek DO.
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aQormentof FALL sosDs.
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COUNTY Of ALExANDRIl4.
u

COUNT Of ALEXANDRIl4.
Nov1pssR IS, 1905.
MAS taken up and committed to the jail OF
w this coanty, a Negro Lad who csl!s hin.
felt MOSES. He fays be wss bora of free VS.
mar in Bladcnaarg, fafe of Maryland, and was
fold at the fale of Mr.. Rofs, of Bladepfburg, TO
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Green of Nes Orleans,
and that be was periuaded TO leave there by
Mr.. Marhsll on preteacc sf getting hiRa his
freedom, ard was bsoush, 30 New York, and
from there vas TENT to Acxandris, in tbs care Of
Mr.. Spencer, until the arrivslot Mr Ma,a,all,
who pretended to be his mater, and lcft ain in
the care Of Mr.. Jobs GadGy, Of Alcxapdria, -
The owner, il he has aay, IS rcqssasd TO CINE
ardprove al. property, pay charges and tale him
away, othelwife he will be aifpolsd Q. as the
law directs.
:. oa@pss!l, Isilor.
Neycabcr aa. iaRsgs
G1 This Mr.. MasAsll drew draft on tEc
Honorable Jshn Mafaall, Chief Jplgc of tac
Uoi;ed States, which was PrcteRea as a fvrgcsy,
it was in favor Of fsfaG gaa,lensn 10 ascw York.
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HENRY 4. Ny
FOR SALE,

A. MALE, SERVAN T, about q yeats oil
n who is bopetf, fober and indua tious; /,
an excellent houie feryaat and oisler: has occ,
Gopaily cooked. He is fs!i OILY for want !,
cmp.aysncnt by bis Owner; I'D alsfssgh lsf.
for life bad rather feii him FIR term ofyean
owing to bis ideIi:y az 4 fsfvaar. Reis veil
known in town BY gen,len-n S7io can varcl
for his hoscfy. For farther Information apaf
TO the Printer. r.
Decembe ri8. St
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Five Dollars Reward.

@ TR A Y l. D from the SubE,.ibers asble on
- Friday morning lsa lishs BAY E5oR,s,
4 years old, sbsnt 70 hsnds ksh. lately ssod
all round, msus hoggrd,.ana ssiI doakrd, tour
black hoofs, and large belly. Fle was about
ten days fnce bought Of FIR. T;yf;J Go4can,
living near the four mile run. Whoever delivers
Tie fad isrie to tie iabfcfisss, aasil receive The
above reward, and all Reasonable exnrnces.
ISAAC ENTWiSTLB.
Beccnbsr q. 3;aw
II. 3. wanted freq, 10 % 1900 bughels Of
goed clean barley, for wh,sh generous price
viii BE- given.
4 good BlackilnitI1 wanted.
70 Be 7.en.ed. lss ore or n2ogs sears,
=. n cxesl!ept Rand sor saskfiait.l and Ia
N yera. There is en- the prenilss TWO new
hsuts with ilnisSs a,cp and tools and good
gafdla cnaioies, aad the .snant r.lsy be aseom-
nodated with few acres aore If lcqnifed-pof
:asllisa &c be given ID: ar& day OF Jsouary next.
A pafian who caa coRc well recommended will
meet with gsad encouragement. Apply to
loan BALL.
Alexandria County, diasia OF
ColumSia, Nov. II. oawtiD
TO RENT,
The Dwelling HOUSE at prelent
uapisd By William Sanford The houfe is
somnedieus and hapdlomey Gtcated, with eve
ry necsslasy on, houfe, and has hsndfomc gar
den ia high cultivation. Apply TO
Mr.. ThenAs Prefon, or
Thomas Sanford.
October p. d6t.es
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

war, l gave chaunccY 'oriersto remain on the
ltarion, that we might be benehtted by the al
iltance of his boats and men, as nearly hall the
-rews Of the Conltirution, brigs ana ichooners,
re taken out to man the bombs, gun and ihips
looais when prepared Tor an attack
Augut 9th. We were engaged fopplyng
he bomb and grn boats with ammunition and
torres, and getting every thing,in readmeiS ioT
Tor an attack the moment commodore barron
hould arrive and make hgnal 1 cannot but
re1ret tha, our naval eltablihmcnt IS 70 limited,
las 70 deprive me Of the means and glory OF COM
lDleteIy fubdcing the naughty tyrant OF IriPoli,
While in the chief command, il viii however al
| ford me fatisfacton 10 give my fQcceto5 all the
Iaiifancs IN my powcr.-At T. M. went
on board the Argus Cor tho Prrpoic OF recon,
noticing the harbor OF fripoII; we food IN
towards the town, and were very near oeihg
funk by the enemys fire; one OF the heavleit
ihot ltrucE about feet ihort OF the water line,
iraked he copper Of her bottom under water,
and cut the plank, half through. In the even
ing the wind Gew frong from The n n E.
the lquadron weighed and kept under fail all
night. The day following we anchored, III
poll bearing S.S.W. s miles diltant. AT 10 A..
NJ. the French conful hoilted whi,e flag un-
der the national colours, which was hsnal
the Baihaw was ready to treat. lent j boat
into the harbor, and took this opportunity 10
forward capt. Bainbridge and his othcers letters
from their friends the boat was not allowed
to land, bur return ed in the afternoon and
brought me letter that the Baih4w was ready
TO receive 900 dollars for the ranfom Of each Of
the prlloners, and terminate the war without
any confederation for peace or tribute this IS
31o, 600 dollars 1efs than was demanded pre-
lYious to the adion Of the third infant. 1hete
terms did not heGtate TO reject, as was ia
formed By capt. Chauncey that it was the ex-
pedatlon Of our government, on he arrival OF
four frgates, 10 OBTAIN the relealc Of the officers
and crew of the Philadelphia without ran
lom and dittatc the terms Of peace. Iencloie
you copies of our correfpondence,J which Will
convince you that our attacks have not been
lnade without etf3tt
| 70 Be- Continued
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

Greatly facilitate the Accomplishment OF ''l'
Turnpike. r,r-ef-
Ic.onot conclude without once more iugsen
inc with that fome gentleman from FoTtl4na'
ardent for the accomplishment OF the aui"f
would wifi: Vermont and attend the hrit Inee""o
Of the northern. turnpike company. Previous
tothat 70 meeting intend to make Journey TO "
NIorrre3I and flattiburg 10 form fome juit -dea
Of The probable direction and extent Of the tn.n-
bike 70 the wefwa.d, and to ascertain 10 ioneI =
good degree the probable travel that VIII fFor plt'
through it 70 Portllnd had an agentbeen from
Portland TO Windfor, ihould have tired to,PeF-
fdade hin, TO have gone with nc: did not not
mention this to you left it fhould have had me
ap1earancc r( m Of too great en,hufnm before the
act had been obtained. Having obtained the ac'
| feel myfclf warranted to uie the utmot trans franh-
nefs-if anv gentleman fhall think 10 accomPa'
nv me. IwiII iuf mention that ihall probably
fart from Peacham nehe morning OF the sth q
March. Yours, &c.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
Oa3etfe
PoRzz1ND. MONDAY. APRIL 90, 1905.


=;@sssi5 Z: 49,
~ The Ian Mails f1rsled no intelligence Of great mo-
The following articles ere from the Paiadium Q
iait Friday
\, YeNerday arrived from Halifax, the pilot
boat fchooner Little Dick, capt. Cole, IN days
paFare. A letter received by this arrival men
lions {" that that The Newyork brig Happy
Couple, Storey, was condemned on the 9th
int. on the ground thar ST. Domingo is
French colony, and her outward cargo (gun-
powder chicfy) contraband Of war. The lhiP
Alert, Lewis, from Cape Francois for Bottom
or the 2oth had rermiliion TO proceed wi'hcr:
trial her outward cargo being conhdered en
MIR. Merry's langnage) innocett. Indeed the
Judge iremed to heitate in the fr1 cafe, AID
withed to be referred 10 England.
Capt Loud from 81: Croix, on the 9Th Of
April, in lat. 20, SO, lon. 66, Al, iaw
fq1aJiron Of men Of war, Asndirg to the north
ward and eafwaE9, and On the 9TH law the
fame feet fteering TO the 'Northward. This
might be the Rochefort fee; departing from
the Btalh Indies, on an expedition eliewhere
Capt. " illians, at Salem, in = days trcm
ST. Croix, iaw the above fquadron in lat. "a,
20, lon. 81, IS, and fupPoied 70 i Be ths
French fleet lately in Martinique. as he heaTc
at St. Croix thar he had failed for France.
Letters from St. Thomas, fay, th2, he French
general at St. Domingo, lent an agent TO Qua
dalouPe and Martinique, requiring sfiRanoe
and that in confequence Of this application the
lquadron Of admiral Merehs, Proceeded ircni
Fort Royal fer the city Of s. Domingo;,
where it was reported hey arrived the iattof
March
a letter from Providence, fays, WeTe-elec-
Ted four fedcralits on Wednesday, 70 rsPreisnl
! his town IN General AEtnbly NtVICIt hs
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
LETTER W.

SIR, Peacham, Feb. II, 8o4.
YOUR favor Of the. 0th ult. has been
received-I am much pIeaied to learn our VIII
hes have been anticipated by the petition for
turnpike from Portland 10 Fryeburg, The more
be obliged to wait till the citizens Of Portland
thould have adopted fome meafure 70 effect
iurvey Of the ground for road from Portland
to Conne9icrt river. AS the auefi3n concern
ing The route from Connecticut river 10 Port
land, is highly intereiting = the country thro'
which it will pais, and Of the bcIt importance
TO the town Of Portland, tie Northern I4yn-
pike company et. Ye,n,oat, will be very willing
this intereiting cueftion concerning the route
through Newhamplhire, and Maine, ihould be
left to the citizens of Portland. If the town
iof Portland are not perfectly latisfed as 10 The
route the road fhould take, would enquire if il
would not be better that the grant Of the turn
pike ihouid be from Portland 10 Newhampihirc
| line, in the mott convenient direction 10 cor
Irefpond with the turnpike in Vermont, without
naming the town or place where it fhould crofs
the line Of the fa:e Of N . II. would fuggeR
this, no. that have an opinion the road fhould
not pats through Fryeburg, but find fome have
an idea that Efngham would be, the better
route. fit was granted, 70 that ElGpgharn road
might be confldered Of by the committee ap-
pointed TO furvey the ground for the turn-
pike. fhou!d be of opinion this would obvi-
ate all objections to grant bring made at
this fetlion Of the General Court, which would
BE a circumltance highly pleaGng to the friends
OF the meafure III Vermont. Indeed we are
JeeDy folicit0us that afu1 cefsful iHue oF the ne
tition maybe had Immediately will forward
to your member Of the General Court, the act
Pailed by the legihaturc Of Vermont, and hope,
fir, # ! need an apology for adareGing him on
this fuble6t, YOU will do me the favor Of max
ing mentions TO him that had met your appro-
baton in fomS lteps hid taken to commuri-
cate . you
1t will be remembered that pronlifed CO.
operation of the people in this part Of The fate
with the people OF Portland in obtaining pot
road from 81. Adams to Portland | obtained
the iIgnature Of nearly all the representatives
and councillors n the wef part Of Vermont, to
requeit 70 our members CT Congreis TO ule
their influence to effe4 this meafurc, and fent
by the Taft pof from Windior, where the leeff
lature were in ieiIion. And cnclofed 10 cen.
Wadiworth, the act which | aIfo tranfnittcd.
to you. As the bill before congrefs on pof-
Offices and poft roads will foon Be finally deci-
ded. fuomit it TO you if any further means
be taken towards the eitabihment OF pot
road from 81. Alban, 10 Portland, which would
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
l5p tDe g9aLs-
BOSTON, APRIL =

Fuyobegr A,vivah.-Sincc our lait, the Ca.
len. and Packet have furnlfhed our regular f!.s
Of London papers to the 9th March.
AT the ait dates, a report was predominant.
that Bonaparte had made another pacific pro-
petition to the Brtih king and had prevailed
on Prufia, 70 back il With recommendation.
There was not any poiItve evidence tLat tuch
an overture had been made :-But the mniHe-
rial papers declared, the mterpoGton Of Prutl
would have but little etfaGt, as Prulil il COMIC
cred zoo much nnder the influence Of France,
and too little interelfed in that due balance os
power, which alone can render pea,~ duI-
able. : -
From France we have nothing very import
ant.-Great activity, j was flid, prevailed in
the naval depots, in fitting fqaadrons for varl-
Gus expeditions. The emperor Napoleon was
making preparations for his journey into Italy
though it was iaid, he would Preylou0y Wifi Tie
camp ar Boulogne. Tie talk sfmvadlng Eng
land 4pa5 again ~ TIE ms.tb5 et even gravs ag4
yeus,e erd isnato15. The French fnancierS copy
Mr. Pit in their financial arrangements-Tn
have their BH4get5 their I4nd tars5, P2ltax' and
d99r and qpiaa2zy tax, ca he ehimatrd e1pcnle
of the year 1888, beGde- the contributions Of
tributary tates, is about 2S millions ferling.
lhe French funds were riGng.
In England, the premier appeared TO move on
in one road, in one pace. An enormous loan
Of 23,5oo,oo0l. tterling had been efeaed, at
lels than per cent. aud wilh the utmoft eaIe.
In the contract therefor, Mr.. Pitt sAprelsly de-
clared, that Of the fun wanted i've miliuns
would be for continental ufes meaning thereby,
iubidy to foreign powers. -Notwlthfanding
the runlor Of peace, prePerat9ns for a1.iUs and
| lfEFVe war, were making An expedition, Of
OF conhderablc ftreugth was in preparation !;
which fomc contended was bound To Portugal !;
and others, that its Object was againf iome i'm
Portant SPaniih teItleme i'll South America.
The Britiih garrilon, at Gibraltar, weakened
By licknets, had been reinforced and no fears
were entertained, of any attack from the Span
iards though il was taid, an army was ahem-s
bl 6 at St. Roch, TO inveh that fortrels.
Another bill has been brought into the Brit
ilh Parliament, for the abolition Of the fave
trade--It was advoca ed by MeHrs Wilberforce,
Barcham, t OK, and others; and opp fed by gen.
Tarleton, gen. Caigo;sne, and others when
the queltion, fh4Il The bill have econd read
ing, was negatived ", TO 10. The bill was
therefore loft.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
FOR 2HE
LETTER Ill,

LETTER Ill,
On tEs fa5iea Of z road from 81. Al5an5 70 Pert
!q9d
/. Wirafor, Feb s, 1904
THE great obled Of turnpike from Lake
Champlain to Portland is obtained BY the act Of
the Legislature paacd This day, which have the
honor to enclofe, From an opinion that you
would take leading part in this meaiure, your
name you will Zee inherited in the act;
Yours, &c.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
vEST LNDyA lfFFALPS..

WbSI INDld -4FFALRS,- ~
There is no truth in the report Of the arrival
Of Ec5nd French feet, in the Wea-Indies-
The R ochefort iquadron, we learn, by fhor:
arrival from St. Thomas. had failed from Mar
tiniCo, for the city Of St. Domingo, 70 rein.
force General Ferrand's garriion- 1his is prob.
able.
The Britih ftuadron which lately blockade3
Havana had let5 that hation leaving ony :
frigate or two which offered 10 aindrancc 10
the American commerce. 1t is fuPpofed they
have gone 70 Jamaica.
Capt. Rilbrough, arrived yeAerday, from
Martinico, reports, that a; the time of his falling
(March 2If) the French fqua dron under Admi-
raj MineGis, was at Fort Royal
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29
Eon tBe Haz38gire CsSH:t''
Mr.. Taggart's Statements-coutnRea.

Mr. Taggarts Statements-eoHtinRea.
,-5. IL,
Contains atement of the fun toalo the receipts and
ernenditure Of the United States from the commencement
Of the prefent government the coie Of the year 1893
Peceibt5. ExbeaditAyet.
.,.c. of,,,a,ea- 1901. 900 26 37S7,436 rs
ltle .bs as- I792 877hCoo 80 es6292o 90
OD''''s - I7q8' 6,45ol95 Is 6479,s77 81
17o4' e,43os55 "a eO4l,5s3 II
I7s5' o,515,75s 50 lo,l5I,14o Is
I79s, s,74o,s2e IS s3C7,776 81
l797' 8,75s,78o es 8625,877 81
.i7es sI7eI7o so 9l8S,6ls Al
17q9. IL 549,s8l 90 1I,oO4.9G5 81
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To,,' 77l77,274 co 75OI5,4oC 33
T5,ol5,4o6 SO
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

Balance in the Treafuzy1
January 1T, 500 -. 2l6l867 81 .>.+
Ihee receipts into the trsalury 10 part from the o.
binary revenue, and in part from leans lhe following =
the enated amount Of debts contracted By the pEeient
previous the coie Of 1882 and the amount
Of debts OF the dcharged during that Pc
Rod
De5f contracted
dne ne - France- Is4s, 900
snnr cent for do l76,OOO
per cent Rock Of May 1895, $4,000
Navy flock, . 9Y91oo
per flock, 5'oOO'Ooo
fof bant mares. 2,752oo6
Portland gazette., 1805-04-29

Amount Of debts contracted 1O,7S6,lOO
Debts d5jtGa,geA.
Fore;cn debt Jan. l79I, and Ian j. soo S,sS6Ol4 SO
Different descriptions OF domefc debt, ei-
rher purchafed or reimbursed before the
cIofe of 1899. 4,79s,ls7 go
-.-. .....- .-. s,l64,232 81
Adding s8s 600 expended IN the purchafe Of bank hares
makes the increale OF the nominal debt 3,5O9867
Funds in the pohe1non Of government, Dec.
81 1899 loO79Iol IA
Ditto Dec, 81, 1880 2,596,356 50
Increafe. 7,482,744 SO
Which makes dinnutcn IL the amount Of the pub
lie debt Of G,972,477 66 in the preceding ateTnent