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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19
The Subfcrlber

I1N DCADAS1 W
Wines to RENT or SELL, the fchow'sg
Properly, on K5sgfreet, O'z.
egs He CORNER STORE, lately occupied
{ By hinfelf--the ftand is equal to any IN
town for retail RoFe, and will be rented very
cheap. ALTO, the HOUSE lately occupied by
Doctor Han; the heufe is very convenient anu
il good repair--this alio will be rented BAR
rain ;f applied for immediately, For terms, ap-
srr 70 THOMAS RICHARDS,
Or in his ablence to Mrs. Hgfoa, living on the
pscm.ies. l.s
Aaguf s. ".
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19

r A few Copies Of the Amfyaieas
Gardiner, for laIe by Robert Gray, IN
King-Rrest.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-19
PUBLIC NOTICE.

~ HE TrGaees OF the town of PRovIDENcE,
! having thought it expediens Q poRpone
the Sale of the feyeral LOTS in the faid towr,
adyerslsd 70, falc on this day, until MONDAY
the eff day of Oaober next--Nohrt f6erJert.
Is gigu, That the Eaid Tiuaees will, on that
day. proceed to expofc to PUBLIC SALE, tor
ready money, the feyerai LOTS 10 the fsid
town, agreeable to the at7 Of ailambly eaablih.
ing the fame.
Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard FitzhuSh,l
Fl. Gunrel. jun.
VIM. Middleton,
Daniel McChichefer,
Francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
John C. Hunter.
MoNpAy, The roth day l2el
Of AaguH, 1906. sd
T l S T RE C WE'D,
AND FGR SALE,
Twenty cafes Claret.
WllsGns HodgfOn.
October 10. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-13

many and the king ct Prussia Rave been
in,:Sed on very advantageous tcrns tosc-
cede tothe confedcfacy, but hitherto with
leut eife6,- - $50
Private letters from Spain state that the
people are very much Dissatisfied with the
conduct of their government, and that the
Prince ofpeace becomes every day more
OBNOXIOUS. not only 20 the rn0ili,uec, but
10 the mobility, VINO CONSIDER, him ss the
ser'ile agent of Eonaparte in Spain.
Cne-of- these COMMUNICATIONS states,
that the Prince of Astnrias, aided by the
Hold Castiiian mobiles. had determined 10
oppose The balsful influence of The Prince
OF Peace in the state; and that the Latter,
being ofcoufse supported by the French
interest, had deierminedsto make a grand
stand against his royal highnesy.
BY accounts received from OF Bresi, it
appears that there are twenty 1--we sal! Of
the line besides frigrates, now lying in
that han Dor, completely fitted and ready
for sea. SAD s-is- tessss ~ fssisigs
Yesterday morning died, a, an sdvanc
ed age. the right hon. John Moore, lord
arclPishop Of Capterbu'y, primAte OF all
England. rs y--ss es,-,i-s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-13

~ afford respite 10 the eonscnding par
ties. Whatever may he,,he issue Of tic
Gsllick overture, Rn,ainis Improving her
precious opportunity of shelving Spain
,er naval vigor and superiority. A hos,
-,fsvaluals!e Spanish prizes have been cap
'ured by the Ens,ish .cru:ze-s, and sent
into the ,iiffersn, PORTS; and in tbs way
thousands of the tars of Old England
have made their fortunes, and millions Oh
specie have been furnished To the govern
nent. NJ Z. Daily .4cv.-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-13
PAaIs, December 27.
THE ENPERORis SpERcFf

Atihe opening of the Legislative body
which took place on tie 10Th. variety of
ceremonies were observed applicable To
The recent change of the eoysrnment.--
The following is The speech Of the empe-
Ior on The occasion $50 Gen.lemen, de-
puiies oil the department. to the Legislative
body, gentlemen, lFibuDes and mern5ers
OF my council of state, now appear be-
lore you To preside atiheopenihg 81 yoar
session. The Character which am dix
| ious 10 impress on your labors, is one OF
the most august and The mos, iDperious
Princes, magistrates, soldiers, citizens. we
have alone IN our career one obiect---tbc
interests OF our country. 1t The throne, cn
which Providence and the wishes OF The
nation have placed nae, be at all dear TO
my heart, II IS ONLY because il gives me
The power OF protecting and preserving
the most sacred interests Of The French
people. Without strong and paterna!
government, France would have had 10
dread the return OF all The nilscries which
II has formerly endured. Imbrcility in
the supreme poweris The greatest calsm
" which can befal a nation. Soldier or
First consul had only one sentiment LAS
emperor ! retain The same--and that is
wish for the prosperity of lie rench PEG.
pie. have been fortunate enough 20 con-
tribute TO this object by my victories, To
consolidate IL by treaties, To stern The tor
rent of civil discord, and 10 pave. the way
forthe restoration Of manners, society and
religion. IL | am not cut off By death IN
the midst Of my l4bors, hope to be able
TO leave TO posteri,y recollection, which
will either se'se ior the example or tue re-
proach of my SUCCESSORS.
:" My minister for the interior will Law
before YOU view of the state Of the EN-.
pire--the orators of my council Of state
VIII lay before you the different objects
on which your deliberations are 10 be en-
pioyed- have given orders Tor present.
ing papers relative to the sondu2 Of the
ministers in The various departments.
congratulate you on the prosperous state
OF our finances. Great as the expenses
are, they are covered by the receipts.
Vast as The preparations for tie prosecu-
ton OF The war IN which we are engaged
have been, ] shall demand no new sacriiice
of nay people.
!" IL would have been sweet 10 me at so
solemn an epoch, 10 look to the empire OF
peace. Throughout; The world, bot The pali-
teal principles Of our enemies, and Their
recent conduct towards Spain, shew, sui.
hcleo,iy, with how much difficulty ibis can
be attained. have no wish farther 10 ex.
tend the territories OF France. am only
des'rous oFmain,aioing their integrity.
nave no wish to exercise a Gominesrine
Influence over Europe, but am not at all
disposed 10 give Up that which 7 have al
ready acquired. No states shslibc incor-
Po's.ed wi'n the empire, but | sh4!l 40,
sacrifice my righ's, o. the ties which, a,
'~Sn '''s - the sia.es rhieh haye created.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-13
LITEST
FOREIGN INIELLTGEECE.

NV YORK. March 9.
The arrival of the ship Flora, las fur
nisheG ~ ~nh London dates To tie 18th
JsDasry. The Intelligence received on
this accession IS Of an Interesting nature,
end Affords matter both Of speculation
aud cuuosiy. The aSpeel Of affairs IN
Europe see ms to be undergoing mate
pai ard mOmentoug chsngs--a change
isom the turmoil Of war to The enyiablc
CONDITION Of peace. Osefiu,es for peace,
10 gih be seen IN oar extracts, have &C
itualiI bern made or thc part Of ibe court
o. Pals 10 tire csb,nrt Of London: and
aithoush TIE hing ~ has speech 20 pariis.
meet, has ezpIcsssd The views Of the Bri
tish government on ihis subject in vrrs
indengise terms, yet, that general peace
may be The result of tie orfespooderee
begun between the two Dowets, does no,
appear very improbable circums.anc.
When We consider the harrassinp -, e,ns.
and enormous expenses, and all the ,l,ou.
sand its attendant on the present posture
II a3aiss. x would not be exceedingly sr,.
prls.ag should peace lie ere long ps,ch-
cd up, and al least . temporary iTanqui.i.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-13

as no Documents had -been laid before
them 10 shew it, to be really necessary:
litom the face of the husincs.n did not
appear that any isrthesintercoarse was me-
crsssry, and if there Was wish 10 pro-
mote peace, as had been stated, measures
Of negotiation, SHOULD no. be unnecessarily
DELAYED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-13

PLrMoUrHs january i5.--Came 10 the
Mercury Spanish ship, from Bucnos-
ayes, bound TO cadiz. laden with hides,
SC. and a qoan,iiy oil dollars, captured by
the fhnn.x, OF So guns. u ~ ,s
. Jan. i6.--Came Ia, he Spanish ship Pc
dro, of ST. Sebastian, from 'Momevisio.
bound to C6runna, laden with hides & tal
low, aud isyery Valuable: she was cap'ur-
cd on the .l2sh inst. and sent IN by The Re.
pulse OF ~ guns 80 -
The cargo of the Santa Maria from the
Havana for F'rFrol and Corunna, csptur-
ed BY the PhGnix OF Al guns, capt. Baker,
IS very valuable, and contains S 10000, se-
yeral hundred ounces of gold. in dust and
'ngots, horn lips, lao bales of cotton, so
bales OF Zine wool, 1900 hiiesin their hair,
100 hhds. of sailed beef, IS sheets CT cop
per, and loo quintals OF cocoa. 80
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-13

Hull, Jan. l5i--0n Friday morning a
cartel from the Texel, with about 2 En-
glish prisoners, who had been confined IN
different prise rs III Holland, landed at Scar.
borough. We believe this 20 be the first
exchanges since the commencement Of hos
Titles. NJ,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-13
DEAL, january Is.

The officer who was the bearsr..of the
dispatches from France did aclnsl.3 sail
TOR France -onsi thursday evening in the
smnortaiite. The weather was SO boisie-
rous on Friday that tall Communication
-wishihe shore wasimpracics,hle. Button
Saturday he was landed al Do,ogne.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
Public Sale.

Willie sold at public vend~e, on Friday
the sth dag IF March nert, at the plan
'0tian Of Jsseph Eeo"s, sen. decd,
near 4NarsinsburE,
uORSES, Mich Cows, aud Young
L i Cattle, two Weaving Looms with
taekEng complete, one Road Wagon
and one Plantation ditto, with quanti-
~ Of other Farming Utensils, a variety
of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Wheat and Rye in the ground, and a
number efother articles too numerous
to Par.icular,ze. The sale will COM
mence about nine O'Clock, aud continue
until all is sold. Due attendance win be
given BY
ROBERT sNoDGRAss, Exr.
February 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01

THE large three story HOUSE in
i which the subscriber now lives,
situate in the town of Bath, berkeley
County this House is we'll finished aud
sufficiently large to accommodate City
Boarders, with servants. There is q
large Carriagr Shed, two good Kiteh-
ems, Stables sufficient to contain eigh-
teen horses, and an excellent large Car
den. This property has been long occu-
pied tor the entertainment of psrsonsre-
sorting to Bath, and is as well calcula-
ted for that purpose as ana other in this
town; if tits not sold previous to the
LIST OF April next, it will then be to rent,
from one to Eve years.
IWVN also sell
Half Lot Of Ground in said town,
calculated for Tan Yord, with few
Watts on it, and a never-failing Spring
of excellent water.
Also for sale
One Tract Of Land, within a mile Of
Bath, containing 1856 acres, soof which
are cleared and under good fenee-about
so acres of this tract may be easily con-
verted into good Meadow.
another Tract Of Land. half a mile
from the Warm Spring Ridge, contain
ing 1s2 acres, subject to the incum-
brance Of lease for ak years tho
whole of this tract is well clothed With
the finest Timber. T.
One other Tract Of Land, called the
Lick Run, lying on the Drains of Slee-
pv Greek, four miles from Bath, COM
tanning 1874 acres, all in wood, consi-
derable quantity of which is the most;
valuable yellow pine. r
The whole of the above property will
be sold together, or separately las may
best suit the purchaser. Theterms viii
be made easy. For further particulars
apply to the subscriber.
JOHN HUNTER.
Bath, March 1, <1so5.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
Public Sale.

Willie cold at public vendae, on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN AprH next, at the diueN-
ing ptantatiO" Of the subscribsr. near
A0'tins6~rg,
A NUMBER Of Horses, Mich
n Cows, Sheep, Hogs aud Geese,
and quantity of Bacon, a variety of
Household snd Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, and number Of o.
Their articles too numerous to particu-
lari.e. A generous credit will be given.
The sale will begin about ten o'clock.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
harch1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01

many circumstances, wherein Christi
-anity manifests its great superiority over
paganism, that this senselesS worship,
with all ice attendant absurdities, has va.
nished before the rational worship Of the
Christian Church. Instead OF the ma
lignant passion Of revenge, the gospel
il culcates the great lessons of love to
God, and love to man, even our enc.
mics; and the necessity Of faith in our
Lord Jesus Christ, to enable u. to prac-
tice them acceptably. Thou shall tore
the Lord thy God, With all thy heart,
with all thy mind, zrih aAthy soul, and
with aHthy strength; and thy neighbour
as MvseE" And for this plain reason,
because " Godso Loued the uv0TH, that
he gave his only 6egOtten son, that who-
soevtr beieveth in him shoutd not perish,
but have everlasting Efe." To excite
our love to God, as the foundation of
al other duties, he is represented tous
in the scriptures, by all those characters
that can affect our ingenuity. He is our
creator, our redxemer, and our greatest
benefactor in him we live, and move,
and have our being; and while we were
vet sinners, his wisdom and goodness
found out method to reconcile his JUS
ticc with mercy, and save the sinner,
through the intervention of a mediator.
Piety, or love to God, disposeS US to
bow with the highest reverence before
his Infinite projections and teaches US
so feelingly, the corruption Of our ma
ture, that we easily perceive the INSULT
cheney of our own merits to recommend
us to the favour of Him, who, "looketh
to the moon and it shineth not, and the
stars are not pure in his sight" Piety
towards God is Indispensable, To- enable
uS to perform the duties of the second
table. If we love not God with all our
heart, we shall never love our neighbour
as ourselves. Piety only affords the
highest qualification to rational mind,
in the conte mPlati1n of his supreme ex-
cellence. Piety enlarges the mind, and
fills it with great conceptions of the ma
ture and attributes Of God; exalts our
ideas Of the happiness Of another life p;
where the great, glorious and ineompre-
hensible, three persona in one God,
hath promised, that if we, through a
firm persuasion of his existence, and the
traAscendent excellence of his nature,
exercise Piety towards Him sobrie-
ty, temperance, patience, humility,
meekness, and chastity in our eommoa
department, and endeavour to initiate
Him in uni. ersal benevolence to our Eel.
low men, He win be our happiness, our
portion for ever, andOar exceeding great
reward.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
Benefits Ferry.

THE subscriberrespeetfully inform.
l. those who may have occasion to
cross Potomak at Benefits Ferry, two
and half miles from Bath and eight
from Hancock, that he has recovered
his Ferry Boat, which he ha. got in
complete order. Persons may now
cross with the creates. safety ind eoave.
nienoe, and may rely on his constant AT
tention to serve them. -.
WILLIAM BENNETT.
March 1, 1905. ~ 49,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
NETWORK, February-14.

The ship Penelope, which arrived a,
this port last evening, left Nantz on the
18th December. Our Paris papers BY
her are to the nth Of last month, in
elusive but they are wholly uninterest.
ing on any other subject than the coron.
alton Of Bonaparte. which took place at
the time and in the manner prescribed
bv the Senatus consultum and that
Turkey has agreed to acknowledge the
new Emperor in the double title Of En-
peror and of Padss-chach, a denomina-
ton which it has been customary for the
Porte to bestow on the Kings Of France.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01

To be rented, and possession given on
the frss day # AbrH neat,

To Be rented, and possession given on
me FIRST day # april neat,
THAT commodiou. and well.knewn.
L stand, at the sign of the Indian
Chief, in the Main street, Martinsburg:
the house consists Of three rooms on the
lower Aoor. four up stairs, and large
Bali Room, with Kitchen and room
adjoining for the use of ,ht family, good
Stables, Smoke House and Granary.-
This house is the best situated of any ia
town Tor travelling customers, and com.
mands a great part Oflhat custom at pre-.
sent. For further particular. apply to
Mr.. John o 'Ferrall in Martinsburg, or
to the subscriber at Mill Greek.
IviA EkeIuise rent, ~.
A two story house in the same street,
adjoining Mr.. James Lawson's, with
three rooms on the lower floor and two
up stairs, with convenient Kitchen and
passage, and cellar under the whole
house. Apply as above. -..
IGNATIUS O'FERRALL.
March 1, 1905. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01

- THE sale Of Samuel Dunaway,
advertised some time ago to take place
on the 18th instant, viii be postponed
until the soth Of April next, on which
day the ARTICLES before advertised, viii
be sold at public vendue.
March /, 1905. 49,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01
carriage Of FLOUR to George TssOn
or AlfsdndriG, By Iuoter.

70 or Altsandri0, BY roater.
T HAVE erected a large and convent
i emit Ware. House, for the reception of
Flour and other articles, on the road
leading from Mar.insburg to Williams
port, eight miles from the former place
and four from the latter, where will
receive Flour, &c. and deliver it at ell
ther Of the above places, agreeable to the
directions ofthe persons who will favour
me with their custom.
THOMAS SHEERER.
FalEAg Waters, March 1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01

LANDS for sale on the river Pstomak.
THE subscriber win sell $50 acres
l. of Land on the Potomak river, in
the County Of Washington and state of
Maryland, 100 acres Of which is the
first rate Bottom, adjoining the land Of
Mr.. David Misskimans through the
above tract Of lAnd there runs a never
failing stream Of water, with every
convenience for mill and Di.6llery ON
the largest scale, within Ave miles of
Hancock and two Of Bath, Berkeley
County. For particulars apply to Mr..
Cornelius Ferree, near Bath.
ELIZABETH MILLER,
rear Frsaf RsSaI, Frederick
County, Frsfnia.
February %, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-01

: Those Who have subscribed for :.
sPINKERToN'S GEOGRAPHY,
arc requested to call q this otiiee and
lift the. ist volume of tina. work. The
o,ter volumes may be expected by the
starriSal from Phislslphia. e
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.WAETEB IMMEDIATELY;
"A SHOEMAKER

WHO can come recommended for
w his knowledge of the business.
his attention and sobriety. He can be
furnished with shop, tools, &c. and
may depend on being constantly en-
ployed. A single man will be preferred.
Apply to the .ubscriher living in Bue-
kles Town,
SAMUEL BLAcKMoRE.
March l, 1905.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

ha Country Neighbarthood, :
4 SCHOOLMAsTER, whqs can
n come well recommended for his ca
pability and sobriesy. 1t is supposed
tha. at least Is scholars can be raised.
A man without family will be preferred.
Apply to WIN. RUSH.
Berkeley County, March +, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
congress'onaI Register.
HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES.
=zz=e
1s'Hrsoay, December Is, 1904.
DEE-47'E
y" a 4'.l11o fsgslzfe ne Clearance CHARMED
afsrehaas Fesseis.-C Co.iiaucJ.

HHE-ElE
Oa 1S.Il1o f.sgnlafe ne Clearance CHARMED
Merchant ress1is.-- r Co.siaae5. J
Mr.. I<ustis said, that drpr;vinr n,er-
chant vessels OF the power OF arrl;ne
would be 10 deprive them of the csn,ci,9
oil i,ading to ST. Domingo, not Of ST. r,n-
"ioso nloue but OF Cuba. and many either
81 the West India islands as well as the
spanish Maine ior tse number of small
p:ccaroDns, employed for the express bur.
Pose OF capturing our neutral and defence.
less ships, would render the seas TOO dan
serons for our navigation. He trusted.
however,, that Congress would NOT aban-
'do0 so advantageous apd profitable a trade
as that 10 the West Indies, but on G,u
conviction that il would ultimately do,
more injury than benefit 10 the Un,teA
states. 1t IS well known, and The ciyc,un.
stances are too recent not 10 be in the re-
collection OF every member, tina, during
we last European war many millions OF
collars were taken from our citizens bv
almostevciy one Of the bell,gcreni -.
ha'ing colonial possessions on al. s;A,.
loi The Atlantic. A second time I've ar.
exposed TO similar injury, aud he did
no' know how to avoid il WITHOUT cnablino
our merchant vessels 10 arm and mali
enrcsuai resistance to the small pr;v,
,eeFs, which swarrncd in those seas. II.
noped that Congress would express ,be;,
op'''on on this point; for if the idea a
.ne gentlemen from Virginia (NIr. Eppes
IS TO be acted upon, the business weu,,
nave 10 be put into different train. ant
weuld thereby Iender il unnecessary =,
Tue part OF the seIe6t committee 10 civ,
led. -" 's4ueS'
lie Would however state the ob;set O
We o'is. II must be very well known ,ha
IN carrying Oh. the trade with St. Domin
! go " great humber Of irregularities boy,
taken place; that our vessels have sun
( pied the natives with considerable ouan
I tues OF articles conirabasd OF var The,
nave taken away people from that island
whethef subjects OF France or others. con
i'fary 10 the established rules and lcea
regulations Of tho place. These are cir
eufsS'Spces, IL is desiraLi: to avoid in ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-09
FON S7LH.

Ny virtue of the power vested IN
I'D me as tfusrec sy deci Of ,r,rt essc,,,,-, =,
me- by Philip Day Cor The puynea. Of .ccnr;-a =
aoey dae from said Day to Ni:.ians cIsrksoa-f
srsi c ..its OF taauzey i.,s-1;is, Proceed 70
sell, oh tlis p.eni;ses, that '''-~> : = :
! K 4 CT OF LA ND
lying Ia Aisen,ar!e comfy. ,shtfeun PI,;.in Nav
now resides, lortie right OF The sad Day si,.re,,3
eo.a,'ssn'ns 800 acres. il beng 'ne land which
ss'a Das soids during the life nf vi, Wifi uoisr
IN, me WI OF her former bp,band William b,,is
u '.1s Also 4 .NEGR0 MN named War.
0s' ABORT twenty two years of age. aud 4 Bol-t
''-'leo " ison. about six years of az.
THOMAS JACKSON. a;asree.
January L. 1905 81.