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FOR SALE,
CrtO Let, for a Term Of Years. ),
Ground Rent for erp,

W o"""- Neft J0Y eUer.
Four valuable Lots, on the roL
6de OF King-itrces, between Faystts s,3 NV .'u
areets each lot fronting 90 eet on Kpc S.'
and running back 90 feet to a Il i.st s o.,
The filtration of this property is luch ab,r, i
one Of The mof 'hfiviDg parts Of The tov,i ~
to make the Poaefion OF it very delitabt to ~,
perfon having money to purchaie, more ,l,,i
ally TO dealers in eruntry produce.
AJ7o, for S2tc,
A Houie and Tor, on the Gutb
fidc Of King frces, meas " Gong t,.s ,4
oppoGtc the fore OF MIR I ~ Bacon. Thu
iitaation is equal to any - tcwa tar bufad,
Like5Ojls 10 Let, for irr~ IT hrrar,
An half-acre u on Duke and Pit
ftreets, mot eligibly -eu ed 70, G,a:a o
Glove, Lot, for which pD pefe only i, voua ).
rented. As nanure has beer tr;cwn W iafta
upon it for feveYa years he ground csano BIT
De as rich as gould be wffhed. Fl temgsy
to Mr.. 5Gmes Bacon, or King, near W,hEg
ION nEccr, or 10 w, luBiCilbrI, dt NrI!sy hsgI
oppofitc to AlcxardIla.
ThoS. L. Warrington
". B. To Hire b. The ninth,
A very likely active BOY,
About IS years old, VIZ has ircm chill
been sccuRolned to wait IN the houGe, provided
immediate applications is made as above.
May z. "a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
PUBLIC SAFE or !
Valuable Land for Cash.

DURSUAN,r to decree Of the
Gourto Of Berkeley County in sui
which was therein brought hv Charles
Davidsonagainst Michael NJ 'Kewan, for
the purpose Of foreclosing mortgage.
will be sold at public auction for read,
money, on Saturday the 27th day of Ju-
" next, two tracts or parcels of Land,
situate in Berkeley county, on the west
side Of the Opsekon Greek one tract
containing 6fty-three acres, bounded on
said Greek BY vanmetre's Bridge and
the other containing three hundred and
nix acres, adjoining the foriher.. The
sale Win take place on the premises, At
the dwelling house situate nearthe asore.
said bridge, and will commence at IL
o'clock, where due attendance viii be
given by 1855 : = - -. ...-..
EDWARD BEEsON, J c
.EPHRAIM GATHER, . .:"m.-.
ELISHA BOYD, ""'''
June 49,, 1905. = : : = -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05

HUNTER, CHS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
: Berkeley County, IS. ~
- June Court. rs os.
Daniel Mckinney. Comp't,.
against
Samuel Woods, Def't
u. hCHANcER1.

THE Defendant, Samuel Woods,
L not having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court and il appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he Is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion of the Complainant by his
Counsel, II Is ordered that the said de-
fendans do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in August
next, to answer the bill Of the Complain
ant, and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligencer, for two months
suecessively, and published at the door
3ofthe Court House OF the said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, che.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
- - --
From the Vernon, journal
M.ELLI0T to his CONSTITUENCIES
~ LETTER *.

THAT part Of the constitution Of the
United States, which allows to the
southern states, representation in Con-
gress and in the election of the president,
for their slaves, ffor it is not fepresen.
tasion of slaves) is the only part of that
instrument which consider As materi.
rally objectionable and I shall not be
deferred from an expression Of my SEN
timents upon the subject, by the foolish
outcry about an imaginary dissolution Of
the union. I have often said that wish
not to see the subject again agitated, in
the form Of an amendment TO the consti-
tuition. Every one knows i must be un-
awaiting. BuYit may still De useful that
the operation H that part of the constitu-
ton should be better understood BY the
people thanitbas been hitherto. fnfor-
nation can do no harm in q republican
government; the more the people know,
the greater probability of preserving tho
constitution -s,.r i: :
: II is certainly true, that the rich ptan-,
ter in the southern states who possesses
fifty alayes, has thirty-one times the POI
litical weight in our national government,
that is possessed by the farmer or mef.
chant Of New.England. He does not
directly give so many votes, but the
state i'd allowed them, and as one of the
constituents Of the representative and
elector of his district he possesses all
that consequence. At the same time
he contributes much less than his pros
portion to the support Of government,
for the labouring slaves consume nothing
Of consequence upon which duty il
paid and what the master does contri-
butte is earned for him by the labour Of
slaves; while the farmer. and every man
Of business in the northern and middle
states pays his taxes with the sweat Of
his own brow. Il win be said that com.
parsons Of this kind are ingidions. Il
IS false. Truth and correct informant.
on, so far frona meriting that character,
are always honorable and useful. With
very considerable laboar have made
some calculations on this subject, for
which shall receive the thanks ofevefy
honest man in the district, and win cer-
tainly give rise to reflections Of . mose
interesting nature.
Whole number of persons In @
the U. States, in 1890. S,s9s.63s
Deduct slaves es4.aso
-. 3,i99,3sS
Three hfths OF the slaves 416,S68
= --
Whole number represented 3,6iS, 9aSs
Giving 100 Representatives and frac-
ton offs, gas. But by the loss Of frae-
tional parts Of the ratio ofrepresentation
in the appointments of the several states,
the actual number was only fo6.
OF the 694, $50 slaves, the states of
MARYLAND, Virginia, Kentucky, North
Carolina. South Carolina. and CeorEis.
contained 64S, oa3, three fifths Of which
number Is ss7 ,oI2--which divided by
%. 600. land not calculating for fraction-
alloss IN the apportionment 70 the states,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
FOR BALE, g.
Two likely virginia.born Female
s. T. A YES

one sixteen the other eighteen years old.
They have been accustomed to house
and out work. Apply to the Prioter.
June %, 1905. .'. ...-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05

q Berkeley, SIS. -, 49,. A..
June Cart, 1905.
William Stuart, Conp't
against :: :.
Josiah Raymond, runis Newkirk, Geo.
Newkirk. Reuben Newkirk, Samuel
Swearingtn, Gideon Goss, Joseph
Wallingsiord, Thomas Cox, Rignal
Butt, Henry Holman, Adam NJ, ers,
BAIL Cross, Baldry BUT, William
Bennett, Richard Morriatt, Abraham
Morslatt, sen. George Lanehart, John
Grove, James Liksns, Nathaniel
Linthicnm, Cornelius Summons,
George Filson. John Strode, Jere-
miah Strobe, William Goldman, Pc
Ter Srsbarn, William Seaburn, David
Harris. John Lamer, Jacob Hoover,
John Harrison, James Warren, John
Smilh, Edward Mercer, Rignal
Green. Joseph Foreman, Christopher
Parrott, Thomas Cox. John Randall,
4 Anthony Turner, Robert Burns,
John Jones, Thomas Shepherd, IA.
ron Farthing. Joseph Ingle, George,
Mason, Jacob Comhgis, John Butt,
Frederick Imhoof, Swearingen. Ray,
Lewis Wisenall, and JACOB Smurr,.
Defendants. -
N cRANCERT.
TINE Defendant, Josiah Raymond,
j not having entered his appear
a1ce agreeable 70 an act of Assem-.
by and the rules Of this Court, and it
appearing 70 the satisfaction ofthe Court,
that hejs not an inhabitant of this Com
monwealth, on the motion Of the Com
piainsnt by his Counsel, il is ordered
that the said Defendant do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
in Augustnex., TO answerth bill Of the
Complainant, and that, copy of this
eRlsr be forthwith inserted in the Berke.
~ and Jefferson Intelligencer. for two
ii,snshs suseessiyely, and published a.
ii door of the Court House of the said
Gsiuty. A Copy. .
Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, cas-. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
SUMMERGooD)s,
TINE subscriber has just received
and is now opening. an elegant
-. assortment of -: s.,
MERCHANDISE,

7 =. p : = = -.-1[ go.
Siitable for the present season, which
he takes the liberty Of Offering TO his
friends asd the public IN general uneom-
monty cheap, consisting in part OF the
following articles, and number Of o.
/. T. -, ~. -. {. -. Z.
b. L0se.as :, eng a'cN""S"
R n 1 n1 ana A''"'"S'
oro1on H c ID
9s8 /FfSh AJHcekfngS.
- and 7-s irish Linens,
1o-4 Damnsk Table Cloths,
- and 3-4 Diaper Linen,
go and f2-8 Apron Checks,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
Tma Of Land,

Lying in the County of Berkeley and
State Of Virginia, three miles from the
town If MaItinsburg, on the road lead
ing to Williamsporr, eighty-6ve miles
from the City Of Baltimore, seyeuty.6ye
from the City Of Washington, andeigh-
~ miles from the town OF Alexandria--
containing six-hundred acres, one half
cleared and under good fence, the .ba-
lance well eiothedewit timber: There
are on said land a number of never fail.
ing springs, and sufficient quantity of
Meadow: This tract would suit well
to be divided, asthere are iva Dwelling
Houses, two Double Barns, and two
Orchards Of choice Fruit. Il lies FIVE
miles from the river Potomak, the nayi-
gationsof said river Is now completed.
produce may be conveyed down the river
to the City of Washington and To the
town Of Alexandra At . small expense.
For terms apply to William Riddle, Of
the town Of Martinsburg.l A good title
viii be made the purchaser by
, WILLIAM RIDDLE, !
-. ! VI and Exr's.
WIN. CREIGHTON. "
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WARRANTED
:. Boiling GoAs,

Super6ne, Commons and Midling, ofthe
6rsr quality, for. sale on the usual terms.
S- 49,, PHILIP NADENB0UScH. =
= MartinsbarS, June Z, 1905. ~ =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
FOR SALE,

Pursuant to the last will and testament
Of Robert Creighton, decd, . valuable
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
Groceries, and
Hardware !;

Hc.h Waidron's Grass and GRADING
Scyfhes, holland and Crum Creek Whst
Stones, and in a fetv days shall recripe a
large quantity Of L0NG's SIcKLES;
He assures hi. friends and customers &C.
Morally, thar he 1oiH sell those ariicles
on very accommodating terms, and 5egs
LeGpe to solicit their cusfom as usual.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-16
TEN DOLLARS Reuayd.

Left RE Lit,lcRivcr turnpike road, aboar the
9th Of Septeelbes lait, ~
A Negro Man named &C 0 3,
belonging to the hsirs of IaoMAs NiasoF, de-
ceafed. He is about SO years Of age, web made,
about { feet 10 inches bigh, dark complication,
his head to erably grey. Whaevrr tasesupp LAD
Negro and delivers him TO me or one CT the ever
feess on the turnpike road, near AeSandfis,
i,aIi receive the ABOVE reward and all fea enable
charges, BY
Iosrru PowELl, Agent
for the Little Rive: lnra.aks ceilrsayy-
Oaober p OF
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IFS ( z RECEIVED.

IlIST 4 RECEIVED.
And fer Sale 5y fbe Ss5tsubfr,
100 ps. brown Rufis sheetings Emitted 90
100 do. Ravens Dnck s Ibk. Gu TX
bales German Tieklenbnrgs
50 bolts Raisia ioaek
100 barrels Bottom Beat
go do. Tanners Oil
400 eaks Ssone Line
100 boxes mould and dipt Tallo's Candies
6 pipes old real C0guss Bisndy
Wet India and New England Rum
And quantity Of Mems, Wesnens and e'hiiffsns
SHOES.
john G. Ladd.
November Is.
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N O L / G &.

.1 ~
q z 4 messing ofshs Prsadcnt and Hirs5iots
I 1 Of The LittIe River 1'ufnpike Company,
u John Gadiby's, ia the town oi AiexsaGria,
on me sth December, 1905
Ksffalved, Thar the treaiurer notify the aoek.
Holders in the Little River Tusna;k@ Company,
VINO nave cot paid up the feseyal calls due sfons
'1rn, that me 6tuaton of the wask will not
sumis O further Indulgence; aad that he eeuie le-
g., proceedings to be had .againtt AL saoie who
'a's 70 make immediate paymcot--ani that he
pcailih tins refousion in one of the aewfpspsrs
y 'AA'sxsnd,is, Leeiburg. and Winsheeer.
irus copy.
Levin Powell, Prsadsnt.
Ice. Q. d4w
! The highef price given for
t ,b;' Linen Rags. by the Printer Of
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{ o.473.

Faxon, Mctcalf e Co.
Have ysssjssl pr ehoeasr 1, d;ia, fran Rseou,
asa eebss AR SAX,
64 tons Platter Paris
IS pipes Bondsaux Brandy
80 bp.es Mould Candies
SO do dipt d..
200 Esas HnSnsrs ocsss.
Alto, III Store,
pipes Holland Gin
4 pipes fseaeh Brandy
40 barrels Boasn.Poik
S'hogfheads Malsgcs
700 resms Wrapping Paper
70 kegs Richmond Manufactured Tobacco
goo Tilesed
s quarter p;Pss Old L ? Madeira Wine
ALSO.
A geherai aGosrmsat OF Boots ADD Shoes.
December II. ead az
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Biicult Bakers wanted.

7-ryo 7ouyasyaasn BlseUIT BAKERS
who are compleat werkmer, aud can come wei
recommended for their fohr;sty and iMnitry, viii
rect with encouragement on application to she
PRINTER hsssoi.
December IA. Ct
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lINlS CRAVEN,


Has ,trfiptd b. tbe late arrivals an elssanf a.
Iayfmenf y
G O o d S,
AMONG wHlcH ARB
.oa,ea tupssfioe Cloths Corded csrhricks,
snd Caiinsses, Lace do.
Beaness's pasent Cords, Rieh Colorado ana 2,
Do. W4sdcoatings, cured lndia Mcsl' suns
s;lge. Mo.eikias, Flo. India and Britilh Book
rensines, DO.
Imperial, clouded ard i-Laae Gaps g t1anckei7
,sA,te Mareiiles, chiefs,
rrasisnetts. Ss aas,, owns, Extra SIX Gloves,
Flaanels, Iole Blankets, Pie Me Nuts.
;7aa,,ras pi,;ae six Cold and Buttons,
..5.ws Half.h, lis. Cambrick Buttons,
! ,a,nh,s ool.W ors,.d, Artificial Flowers and
Cotton and Sllkflo. W'satls,
Gerv Cagich Feathers,
rim : Flanders Shecs. Italian Mantaus,
;oes Fine India Pertains,
2 rim linens. Bsftas, Mamoodics,
s $ : co,,on Dowlafs, Tickleuburg
long Lawns. Ofnaburgs, Brown rolls
Linen Cambricks, &c. DC.
Dgmitiss, Cambrick do
or re daily expects an e s
a0ortmsft q FALL GOODS. 80
O9 H.. -
Printing, Units various branch
es, handsomely executed at fIllS
oalce.
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Vol. VII
paDltr RaR,.
On TUESDAY next,

On TUESDAY next,
...Srs viii 81 Fold 1T the Venaus Store,
4 u vi
!, h.s, and BIS. Fssnch Bsandy il pipes
Gaia pipes and bis.
Wb;ksy srt Apple 5sady u pls.
ssa,r 8 Kids. sisfcss aad bis.
Esacolate
Mc,la aad d,I,t CanGsss
s.isps Il ssgs, boxes and lara,
MS il kegs and fralis,
/ As.ea's Ware in crases,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
A VarieEy Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG which are
c.ashs. Coatings, Keriemerss.
Du,ss.. qIa:ns, Ksiisys, Negro Gottons,
c,,ses. Ellsticsss, Blue FrieGss,
c,i,mancoss, Raasis, yara Stockings
Caaszss zaA C2lAcoes.
E.iih Linens. S'Isfia Do
i>shsbargs and Tiekssnbargs,
Mos,n saa Muslin HauGkesehists,.
Iaasa sgusli,s and Table Clothes
paadanpa 4ianiksrehiefs,
colosr'a Threads, Flat. and saadfy oshs'
lssiclc;. ~
Ma 10 az ta
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.TCHJ WATTS,

Fsiriax- fsfest opposise oHa ANsEI's, has
x re1ared va 1elnposr,
# Huag5feo> egoynpest
FALL g WINTER GOODS,
5yhich he viii fsIIlev 70, eaih, 81 90 hort cted-
it. to puassiia! eueomsre. 4
Sypcrhnc Claths ana Caiilasrs,
Winner veIseteen
pasAt Cord and patent Coid WaiGcossing,
Fancy MoIekinss and F!oscntiaes, y
Silk pluil and Vclysts, -
Sewing Silk, Twif AMI Thread,
Leno and Drasooaa Null Cioska,
Gsnsletasn's White asa Black Silk Hose,
Do. do. do. y Gloves,
Do. do, Spun DO.
Do. York Fan aud Dee-skip do.
Ladies Wkits and s.sek Hale,.
DO. kstsa Iona S.!k Glaresan ard Mitt.
DO. do Val. Leather & Riding Gloves,
Sasaas, LuseArinss and Petaans,
Lat,aring AID Satin Ribbons,
Laces and Rdsinss,
London Has.
Rois anG RnfnI BIankets,
Silk Rugs and Csadows,
Carpets aud Carpetips,
ys-rruEzI yy.y.4 M ~,
DowlsiIss and RedtieAing,
Silk and Cation Sufpopdess,
Impartial and Young Hy!on Ysal
Clover seed and Seine 'l'wine, sc. sc.
On 2 cod.
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Drugs and Medicines.

Thefntfcriber has for SALE, at his Shop ON ths
north 6ac CT KING .freet, between Fairfax and
Royal.aIeets. :.
A large .asd genera! ADortmsm Of
M E d &c IN ES,
lately imported from ArorAscARY's FALL,
LONDON .egethsr with the following
p 4 I Mt s.:
White Lead, ground in oil, ADD dry, 10. kegs,
IA cwt each.
Red Lsad in kegs, 100 weight each.
Vsne,iao Red, IN csilts, 200 do. EACH
spanith Whiting, by the hoelhcad or rs final
Ter quantities.
spsnilh Brown, ground i'm oil, 10 keg. ia
cws easa, or dry.
Vsrmiilloa, Pruaian Blue, No. aud 4, and
Patent Yellow.
.aBo, q eariety effhe mT eeltksattd
Patent Medicines now In uie,
Wisa fsw boxes OF G Q LORS OF different
fzes.
The above articles will be fold very low for
cath, or on a crtdi, TO puscteal cuaamers.
Re will put up, il required, Medical S,hsks
for the uie Of private fsmiisS or fer Tea, accom-,
panied WIKI plan snd tuitabIs directions. Is
A. Sanderfon.
October II. Jaw
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MONDAY, DECEMBER is. 1906.
I'M a II e @ S r.!

I'M Saturday, 10Th Novembcr laa, was loft
" from The MAii Stage, Tome where beigeen
iOesoausn and AlexaTtsia,
lhe Colcbs}fsr IFay-Ma5l.
As This Mai eoaid not have got out Of the
riiage without aGiaancc, and thsttom neiign;
4 Will give ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
,REWIAlsD, to any pelfaa who will inform me
who committed the aet OF throwing the Mail
out ofsthe aage on thar day.
NJ. ELIGOTT.
December 10. aist
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
Fysn 10. P5A1Alsbia True .z.s.yi-su, <ns y

Fran ne P5R4HL5Bi4 True 17zs.yi-zu, [a5 u
ESt,ad u letter fross CAPT. CiLsy, zuL, ay,v.J =
f5s L11areFto ~ Is days fran aat Pctre G4a1 ID "a, Il
tar.
Iu4 before falling received the following ibta-
matoa from capt. Van Antwerp, Of the brig Friepd
Adventure -" The day of his arrival LJuly 7orh1,
CuadalouPe. OF the iland Of Deleada, faw louadyo.
Of fhiPs conhting Of Is fail, feven Aps of the IA,
and eight frgates, difance three and half u ,orn
itandlng ). W by Sit wS:thought by the inhabt.n
of Gu4dalouPe Il was the French fquadron from BeF
which they had received information Of by cutts,
brig, arrived there 1ome time before. .,
Ca the 9th Of AuguR, ia lat. 2s, 49, North. AZ
IS, ". we were boarded by French privateer brio.
Of IA guns and $50 men, d treated politely. ~
had in poiiefion brig, unknown, capt. Stevar
Of Porrfmouth, laa from Antigua, RaRdinr tovy,rI
Porto Rico.
Capt. Poor arrived It Baltimore from euadalopos
reports, rhat, the 4th init. PaAed very large nm
IN lat 29 IN lon 81, number of tkem appeared tOb,
fhP5 Of the line and fgates, they were Aeerng ID,
tourh, fkewe colours, Of them atten,ntea ~
ehaie the brig Two days after fpoke fhip frun
GuadalouPe, for II. Carolina, who lad he run Through
the fleet without being hailed or fpoken by anY y
them; The feet he iaid was upwards Of 100 iial
molty Ihps Of the line and frigates, few appeared
Le tganiPorts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
JEFFERSON, BARLOW ANDPA1N.

JEFF EEOON3 ID NtNAO " NJ 80 -
In our laft letter we announced, and that
with extreme regret the return cf Joel Bar
low eiq. to this country. This man, the
ftrong friend Of Mr. Jeferlon, and CONT
Dental companion Of his late warm defend
er Tom Pain, is one of the mott barefaced
infdels that ever appeared in Chriitendom.
Some facts refpe6ing theie diltinguihed
pcrlonages, may ferve 10 n W the votaries
of chriianity what band of open enemies
to our holy faith is now ATTENDING in this
country.
Mr.. Teferfon in his famous Notes on
Virginia" advances opinions incompatible
with MoCaick hifoIy. Thi. cannot be dill
puted nor will MIR, JefTerfon dare to deny
that he has, Gnce he has been PreGdent OF
the Unted States, publicly made the eucha-
r;tt lublea Of impious ridicule.
T9m Paine has written two books for the
exprefs purpo(e Of combating the Holy
Scriptures. His Ags sf ReGjon, is but too
common, and his letter, to the late Samuel
Adams, ftilI evinced his perverte adherence
to his infdel fyten1
foei Ba,i,qy is faid to have written the
following fhoCking letterto his correlpond-
ent, John Fellows dated Hamburg, May
23, 1875.
I" l rejoice at the progrefs Of good fende
over the Damnsblt Lmpsfars Of +Cb,Jfia1
Mummsyy. had nodoubt Of the effect Of
Pains Age of Reafon. 1t mutt be cavalled
at while, bat it mutt prevail. Though
things as good have been often faid, they
never were faid in 70 good way" &c.
MIR. Barlow can now anfwer for himltf.
If this letter be a forgery, let him inform
the public. / has never yet been contra
diced, though il has been four years pub
llihed in America.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

-~AtIl
n Bottom, Maj. Ala Hatch, aged s4.
Ia Albany, IN y Alexander Wilton, Efq. Aioi-
ney az Law, aged 22
In this town, Mr.. Emore Daley, aged "A yer
In his death, widow naorns the of ola tender aha
faithful huband, the children lind and aHedt0n-
ATE father.
T45o-hy Simon, aqed "a, Of Ola York. ,sj
child Of IofspA i ,ey, aged 10 yelTs- 1Ai'd
IF Benjamin White. aged yaars.
Lat TueldIy Eyern., Of au cliprc ft t.depoI''
This iife, fudlenly, Mrs. MchtabIe rrcao, HI is' II
The late BTgsde;r General PrcbIl, tHe -sh !54I Nv,
her age The deceaIed was remarkable ttron- ..
tJr tile excellence ot Ler conduct l every Ipi-
poTcTel ol itronE el;. powers lhc WIS a IT,
n the chrlti>n religion c1aov eiEn- N,. It'll w.
mPerf tons truitei intbe merry of Gorth'7ls, W.
merits other re-r-rer, tie was cheerful N, M.
Ad .1 o5Gg III N-:gA5oUr, ana re'n4'S' NJ, -. r,:.
oee-6csaos d. ,h- a.lr and a.ff6rel; h1r n7''' nm
'1g W ..-tJ iu -.-tl..-.-f-A'T1---,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26

from fociety, 70 which living without. IA
this country, would fubjecf her, and which
would nfallibly have narrowed the circle
of Aer ulrfLlnefs. Mrs Goodwin died in
centquence Of child birth, in AuguR, 1907,
and was buried in S4int Pancras church
yard. Since her death have been publiih-
I'd her poithumogs works, conhlting Of let
sers and fragments.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
Regor, Aag.

A Privateer was fitting out from Augut-
tine, owned and manned, principally, by
Americans their names follow Capt. Hoo
ner. Of Baltimore, Mr.. Martha, frf lieut..
Of do. Mr.. Robertfon, iecond, lieut.. of do.
Owned BY MIR. Lee, Of Virginia, capt.
Moody, Phi Maaer, Ezra Read, OF Con
ne6ficut, Samuel Bates, of do. Mr.. Hall Of
do. Mir. Guyer, Of Baltimore, Mr. Boyer OF
do. Ives White, Of Connecticut -theie are
the onlv perfons, whole names could be a1-
certained. The avowed obje6 Of the Off
GERS of this pritareer, were 60 capture En-
cHfh yei7tls, and fhe arrived in the Chefa-
peake about the middle Of May.-after re-
naming there about Ten days, Inc caPtored
a Bermudian 'Aoop, Capt. Williams, at'er
killing the man at The helm aud woupding
the captain in two place5-the nIP Col
den Grove, Capt Blair Of Liverpool and
a Brig, commanded BY Capt. MyGervcy, Of
the fame place The two former were ta-
ken inRde the ChefipeaISe, ghe brig, jut
without, and carried to 81 h1Gafine
where they were condemncd-thc prizes
laying At anchor in the 4ca not abI,to gcJ
in. The Captain and crew were roDbzI VT
every thing, even their wearing apparel
thcle veiTcls weEe cut out from ST.. Au
outline aSd capt. capt Hooper was xii
led.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-26
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IAePORTANT.-l Fr.rg B.eon 1.-,c 81
MoNDAY, AUGUST e, 1905.

J'7'3
Inc following interelting article was received on
Saturday iait from Philadelphia, at Newyork. 4 Ws
ensbled late, on authority which ". deem, -.
rect that The matter in defpute betwges the IIpsI
States and ,hc SPaniih government nave been aicgh
aduted, and thar dipstches on this important b;eS
from our AIlnllter Madrid are now On ther v,av i
the E4e,utive' ~ "