davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
From the Commercial AdvrrtiHer.

GoVernor M'Kean We have had fire.
qusnt occasion to admire the sound
judgement, and the independent; and Dig
nihed conduct OF this gentleman. We
have now to record recent measure,
which. when the existing circumstances
are taken into view, will be found not
less honorable to hi. character, than
those formerly noticed.
1t 10 we'll known that favoTlte object
OF the revolutionists in Pennsy lVAnlA IS
t" lesser the powers and abridge the pr'-
r.l~ges ofthe governor. The patronage
OF the executive is to them a fruitful
the roe Of denunciationa and re monstFAnt c.
Its aristncratic and dangerou. tendency
is one OF their strong grounds for calling
a convention to amend, or rather destroy,
the constitution.
II is also known, that the legislature
hss attempted in many instances, to
thwart and perPIrx the nrasureo and TO
wound the feeling Of the executive.
A Bill ITO alter the mode Of appoint
ing the comptroller general and the re-.
gistrr general" ha. lately passed both
houses ot,he legislature. Agreeably to
the letter and spirit Of the constitution,
those officers, for fifteen years have been
appointed by the executive. This bill
is intended to deprive the chief magls-
tra,- of constitutional privilege, and to
vest the appointment of those officers in
the legislature. The governor, howe
yer, not TO be driven from the path Of
duty by newspaper Pronunciation, nor by
legislative arti6ce, ha. refused to give il
his sanction and has returned it, toge-
ther with his objections, to the Senate
and House of Representatives. Hrs OBJ
jections are, that the bin is nneonsrrn'i-
email, and, in his view, inexp'd,ent. HAv-
ing discussed these at coaside rahle length
he concludes with the follow ing pAUsAR.
es:
Having been member Of as n1ony
Congre.ses, conventions, Legislative a.-
semSl'eS, and other public bodies, as
perhaps any gentleman in the United
States permit me 70 declare, that from
all Ry experience and observation, Z
large public body is not so we'll qualified
to select the best characters for suDordl-
nate Offices as. a single person, RESPONSE
BILE, unfettered and independent"
"The precedent being once establish
ed Of the two houses of assembly, as
Stunning to themselves the power OF ap-
pointing executive officers, "many an
error OF the came example will creep into
the state"
"Ih0ce no ambition for pswer but I
trust, | shall be excused in holding it a.
a sacred duty, to transmit the constitu-
ton (Which approaches As near to per.
fiction a. any that everdid, or does now
exis, in the worldly to my successor. ua-
impaired aHd unshackled by any act Of
niue"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

WI be rsbO>tdt0 p"biic sale on Friday
the 1871 tMt, at the d'Ve!Ing hou>e ef
A!rr~arr Eieiv, at the head of Bull
. sk,", JcfrrSor Co"n'v,
HORSES, Cattle Hogs snd Sheep,
i 1 Corn, Household and Kitchen
Furniture Farming Utensils, and a
number OF articles to" tedious TO enume-
rate 4 credit OF six months will be 81.
rem Nt all sums above Eve dollars, tho
purchaser giving bond win approved Sc
.uritv. hc sale 10 begin q, ten o'clock.
Due attendance win b~ given and the
conditions OF sale wade known bv
LANES 4 ALEXANDER RELY.
Aprillo, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
Majority for Lewis 27s

Dedacting tFon the above ma jority,
Mr.. El.sx'& majority il Prime. William
(o5) Mr.. Lewis viii have, in the two
counties, a majority Of l73. In Fair
fax, the only county now to be heard
from, the democratic mai GRITTY being We
~ small, there can b ne douL, Of Mr..
Lewiss re-ele euon.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
70 BE SOLD,

A VALUABLE PLANTATION
n and lrA,tof Land, containing ono
hundred and 6ttv.nine acres and halt.
hv deed, I,ing on the drains OF Middle
Greek, in Berkeley County, adjoining
the land Of Capt. Jas. CsmrbN John
Lee and John GRAY, there are on the
premises, conXenient Farm House,
good Barn, number af bearing Apple
Trees, tn It seldom miss b~srins, about
seventy acres Of clear l.nd, inclosed in
Ave 6ells, the REMAINDER we'll clothed
with Timber. For terms apply to the
subscriber living on the prerH'ses.
John CROThERS.
March 80, 1905
N. B. There 10 convenient to the
house. never failing Well Of excellent
Water with new Pump. ~-.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

LOudon County Etection,-commen.
ced on Monday last. On closing the
polls the votes for member Of Congress
]. Llwn SIS
w. ELsEV ass
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

Burd Powell, and william holland.
Esqs. (both Fedsrali.,s) are elected to
the Asss nbly.
Fred. T. Herald Of ApL 49,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
Frth fancy Goods,

Consisting of Cal'i>os, Chint1es, Di-
mitivs, Lace d and Pl.In CamUicL Mus.
Inns, L,ghorn, Willow. and Chip Rom
Ae,p, Willow Flats, EashiOnatle Grape
Honnet., fancy Ribbons, Lutestrings,
Wrea,hs and artificial Flowers, and =
quantity Of elcgant Damask Silk Shawls,
&c. 81 They have also on hand Bar
Iron, Casting. and Ste,l; whiththey arc
selling uncommonlv cheap for cash.
SEI.bY < GROW.
Shepherds. Town, April 10, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
HSMSpi?SgGood

The subscribers ha" jest receive! f~on
the Gig Of Pa'h"tc P4.d, nwHre now
opening an extensive assortment IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05

Spain would not fulfil what NE owes to her
fclf, nor think .he could maintain her well
known honor and dignity among the other
powers OF Europe, If The ihould liew herfclf a.
ny longer inieniible to outragcs 70 manifeit, and
1t ihe did not endeavor to aveDge them with the
nob!eneis and energy peculiar to her character.
Animated by thefc fentiments, the magnan-
mons heart of the King, after having exhaufted,
for the Ireiervaion OF peace, all the refources
compatible with the dignity of his crown, finds
itielf under the hard neceility OF making war
againit the king of Great-Britain, his lubeGts,
aud people, but emitting the fornalites QUITO
mary, IN order to iolemn declaration and pub
location, inafinuch as the Engliih cabinet his
commenced and continues making war withou;
declaring it.
In confequence his naieEy, after having d.
recte'l thar all Engilh property in thefe don-
MONS tiiould be iequeftered hy way of repr;f7I.
and that orders beit calculated for fclf defence
ana for offence, agIinit the enemy, ihould b..
trlnfmttei to the Vice-Roys, captains general.
and other Chiefs by Tea and land, has ordered
his nialiter in London to withdraw, with the
whole Spaniih legation; and his maieity makes
no doubt that all his fubieSts inflamed with th.
lu,t Indignation, with which the violent pro.
cetdings OF England mun infpire them, will O.
NIT no means whatioever, which their valor NAV
fugSeit, fmcontributing with his maieRv, to the
mott compete vengeance. for the ipfu'pS COM
mitted upon the Sp1niih flag. For this purpofe
he invites them TO arm privateers againt Great
Britain, aud to iciZe with courage its vef;.ls and
property, under the mott ample privileges :;
his n1jcify offering the utmoff promptitude and
CELEBRITY in the adjudication Of prizes, rs foon rs
they are proved to be Engli;h property, and
his maieitY expressly renouncing, in favour of.
the captors, every portion of the value OF pri-
yes, which on other occaiions has been refcryed
for himfcif 70 that they ihall enjoy the full va.
lue without any deduction.
Laif'y, his rnajety has refolved that the above
fhall be inherited in the public papers, in order
that 1T may be generally known, and a!fc that it
oe trant'nitted to the ambaaadors and miniRers
or the King, at foreign courts, in order that all
powers may be informed OF thcCe tranfaaions,
and take an interef in 70 iuft caufe; hooinr
that Divine Providence will blefs the SDaniNl
arnls. in order that they r.ay obtain iut and
fii;tab!c fatisfaclion for ;heir injuries.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
THE HERO.

HE i1EkO.
All hail 20 the hero whom victory leads,
Triumphant, from fields of renown
From Kingdoms left barren from plains drench'd in
blood
And the lacking Of many fair Town
This gore dripping fword ball hang high in the Hall
Revered for the havoc il fpread
For the deaths has dealt for the errors it ruck
And the torrents OF blood it has ihed
His banners in naughty procefion Ria ride,
On lehovah's proud affairs uufurl'd
While anthems and preas wait heaven his praife,
For the laughter and wreck Of a world
Though widows and orphans together fhal crowd,
To gaze as at heavens dread rod,
And mutter their eurles, and mingle their tears,
Invoking the vongence Of Cod
Though, while bloated Revery roars at his board,
Where furfeited hecatombs fune,
Derolaiion and Famine n all howl, and old Earth
Her fkeleton hords fhal intomb:
All ghaay ard manged, from fields where they fell,
With horrible grosningsand cries,
What though when he Plumbers, the dead from their
grave,
In dread vilitation NELL rife
Yet he among heroes exalted mail 1T;
And naves to his fplendor mall bend;
And fenates lhal echo his virtues; and kings
Shall own him their favour, and friend
Then hail to the hero VIII nm victory leads,
Triumphant from fields OF cenown;
From Kingdoms left barren (; from plains drenehd in
blood
AID the fleking Of manga FAR town
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05

t-rranean we learn, that duel took place between
Mr.. Dchart, of New Jertey ard Mr.. Nicho'rou of
AlarylsHd, both officers in the American f,uaeron.
The thrd fire proved fatal to Mr.. Nichoifon. iIe
was ihot through the head and dSsd ineantly.
Captain Alien, from Martinique informs Us ;lat on
inc S5'h OF i2n. briin fleet Appeared before thas
port, hut Rood OF again anoG Immediately and thst
on the Cd OF February aeother Brt!h Aeet was lecn
on oiuadooupe Ganding up. tie uppoes from thelc
circumstances, that the nedi;sted a5lc, on Martin-
qae would take place IS ioon Junction between,
theie two heets could he ef,cled.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
STATE OF TIE WHEEL.

FOR SALE,
BY TIE Sn6fribert, at b,ir PAINT y OIL MI
NUFdCTOR1, Wafey-Siyesf, NoyjcH:
TXTHITE LEAD,
w Yellow Ochre,
Venetian Red GropgJ in OH and
Spaniih Brown, in IS 81 I4B fec,
Black & Lead Colour
for painting roofs,
Blue and Green in pots of T., 9 & 8 lbs. each,
Vermilion, Pru1ian Blue Patient Yellow, Red
Lead, Lithrage, Sugar Of Lead, White vitrol, Ivory
Black.
II L s O
1900 gallons Dutch Linfeed Oil,
Spirits Of Turpentine CopuI and rurpentine
Yarrilh and Window Glafs, Of all iizes.
~ Orders for any Of the above articles, left with
1leGJs. Pye6tr u 11ogeaye, Richmond will be At
tended TO Immediately, by
JOHN ROPKE g CD.
Norfolk, March ], 1905. (ept0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
HIGH COURT OF IMPEACHMENT.
MONDAY, FEB. o5.

The court opened at 10 O'Clock A. ".
Mr.. Martin coied his addrefs at about IL
O'Clock.
After ref5i:e of the fittings for 10 minutes
Nr. Horber, as concluding countl Oh the part
Of Judge Chafr, aGdrened the court, for the
purpofe ofnoticing pointsnot fully iafted up
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
TUESDAY,. Feb. o6.

The court opened at 10 a. NJ.
Mr.. Nicb0Jfon addrefied the court, in a
fpeech of about two hours length, ON the Firit
Article.
He was followed by
Mr.. Rodney, whoroie at about one O'Clock, &
continued fpeaking until o'cIock; when a
rei2ite of the lifting of the court took place for
half an hour. Al the expiration of which time,
MIR. Rddney returned, and continued fpeaking
until half pan o'clock. Ee reviewed all thofe
articles that relate to the trials of Fries and
Calender, and the conduit of Judge Chafe at
Wilmington, when Eating that he was conlider-
ably fatigued, the court adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow, when it is expeaed the
pieadings viii coie.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
R c III NJ Nd
Il C II d E NJ + l. 0 TIE T.
Prize $4,000 DoAs.-Na. 3547.
Prize IF 1000 DOA.-No. 4s5.

PFiSeS Of l2 DoAJ.-No's. 1881 1898 1904 1854
1929 1850 $685. 30l8 SO7 SIS 1854 S742 500
1877 1896 1l96 1904 2olO 1896 GAG I66 COT
II44 1916 3l9S $50 2977 3Oso 700 1898 $50
1905 1904 27o5 I34s 1877 $500 os66 oIe4
1870 2!25 276S Sos $3.50 1853 1929 S87 1909
1901 253o 1898 1925 3C34 $3.50 300 I7s 174o
1850 3252 ESQ 753 1851 400 500 l475 2oss
1929 1851 1903 1896 2O4o 1854 1918 l45 4o7
PSI 1902 1928 1921 900 q7so I5II 1859 700
40 i46O 34o9 $40 $3.50 5000 1868 2696 go
1881 Io47 2i94 l64S 1916.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05

ON in relation to the fix fri articles, and of
inyeaigatng the 9Th and 18Th articles.
Having at three O'Clock gore through the FRI
branch ofthe duty ailisned him, the court adj
burned for half an hour.
At the expiration Of this period Mr.. Hugh
Holmes was called and examined on the part
OF the managers, when Mr.. Harper returned
IS Tein'iik s, winch nc concluded and cl0icd the
defence, II quarter after fix o'clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05

Mr.. PLEAsANrs,
on an extra Feet Of van, He7vipaber eet5t 65 s is
Pu5LGe! tie t5ilovoirg Statement, siz
Operations or THE .fRMoRf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-05
ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, MARCH $, 1905.
CURSoRr STRIcTUREs

on SixTEEN COLUMNS OF THE "NoRgotx
LEDGEK," ON The ACQUISITION OF LoUi-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
SUPPLY OF
Easily 6 Patent Medicines,
-ccSyIsTfNG or-

C&am5cRd's 14ataaamGsse LozenSsi;
aga. a=d F>-,cr Rs5s; .isti5a h0st Pills; Ass.
dye EISret fer Head iebi; ReaHiwo'iug Solar
T.ass,c; Dr.. BarSsu.i', genxsse Eys Rafe,S IT.
k;-I5r's ESFsce # Mufarl; Scotch Oi.t~tst fer
RE Iicb; oasb Heb 0,epi; Ins=ahe Lssf1gsi
EDEscs AZ t6s ':;gss!., sc. sc. 80.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
aJ Stop t1Oo unpr.neipled Nllsans !!
'OWN~BROTHERS.

..
Baxter-about IS years old, peck
marked who drives coach without tear or
withou, care, but with dexterity when icber) !:
His drefs unknown, having a varety----Very
black, arc impaden. sos.y body-ana to eOe'y
body impairment.
Martln-about 90 years old; drea-
ed IN fix pufh roundabout jacket and overalls,
of Ky blue color; about s feet s inches high,
lazy. and fond Of fttins down and going to feep
in tie day time.
4 will give a reward CT Forty DOL
Iar, for experimenting the two racals, and pay
all rrafondSle expenses if CROUCH, home to ne,
at Shs.,ers. Hill, about three. quarters Of mile
from Aisxandria, Virginia.
BENJAMIN DUEANY.
Dec. "A. d4w
N. B. 1t isexpeeted the two feilows are now
Bslri.nore town..r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11

trsubil hsts esSisd--hsr sppetiee Has beess ussst
and has sver face eAJed PerfeA Rate Of health TO
wheh We arc ea,irel 70 this excellent medicine
Ds:BARDWELL'S
Re. lsixSfiss SslSy Taf7sye, or PHbslsw Of Lift
Ofthe cure Of ConllnptisG and Ahhnia, Dhordef IN
the Stomach and Bowels, convu6ons, chslie and
fepfuy. - -
Caurisus 10 inveagaxos, and attentive enquiry into
the nature and hws Of the animal asoony. having long
confirmed opinion in the mind osthe INVENTOR that
all the nalaGies abovorsatoasd, derive their origin
hoa the fame eaufe indirect debility, or coniequens
wssknefa the analogy Il their ioures, natural irg
fereaes sgyeed the idea Of their removal the fame
msaus the relt was the ddcovery OF the Terminating
Solar Meture, which AFTER having been Employed IN
thoufands Of inaadees with the mon hneIamplsd and
II: nnihius ess has ob,siied the Ssnse appfsbasiun
of eharcrs the fra abilisy, both in and out OF
the protection; the prnpietnrs can
Of the mott certain, ccaeous, and Pleaiaat re.
fedes ever dcoyred by mau ar offered to the ~ar'd
Price, dol and dollar andso cents per bet,ie The
large bottle contains nearly two oil she iIa SoPious
Directions for their afs fraIed Up with each bottle
Dr.. Stouglaon's Ce,aia! aBstters, ffa,tt-
fully prepared At the original wafehoufe, Lon.
don. 81.
This incompatible medicine. has GOOD The tea
Of uDivertal APPRECIATION in EUROPE for near an hun
dfcd years, II, the cure aud prevention of,
Lyt Of Ytriht. bad A;e.aier. 'ruiaIy tb.lie,
xy6tts, kyl7t,ie vaposrs, fdmsnth sr11rembting,
age ard ftvsr, xtt,eSsd 5tirin, Joai breath,
wsrns in children .Jtarvry, etsrxhi.ss Or yFst..
ages, biiaxs fever,, Fix fits, &c. &c. Z,
a. Thefe Bitters being now generally ufed ia
tavsrns and public pisces, and snive'fally sekow-
lddged by all who have cried their effects, to befat
hyperion TO the competitions formerly inpoied IN
imitation thereof TIE proprietor hath 'eda, en- the
price to .hofc who purehae largely above kityI per
cent. Drettaons will be pared On The Bottles,
and which willte slio fealed, ia ordsrto detcet
counterfeiu ard upaart pretsnders, who will all
tell you, they make the genuine s,oughson's Bit.
ters; and in order toinpofe their train the pub.
lie. they fore,imes copy apart Of the tue adser.
tilehcnt and directions.
Specific Dssts 70, Dtafsss.
FOR many years have thefe drops besh ufed With
amazing facets, in DEAFNESS & HARDNESS Of
HEARING. TAofe who ara unaesuainted With the
great relief afforded BY this valuable medicine, ear
aey reeomnensd trial Few are the cafes in which
has no. been Of great feryee, asd very often persasd
complete cure. ..@ 90.
Cop Gus directions for the ufs Of the Specific DYops
for DesiRs' are ssed Up with zach bottle. Price 0ns
dollar
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
Xoang Ladies Boarding and Day
SCH0O L.

The inhabitants of Alexandria, are
Iefpetffuily informed that fudden ilnels has pre-.
vented the commencement of Mn. ORiley's Ia.
/" dies Accaterv, in iris eity-bo, being now In
a fate OF c5nvaesceace, will as foon IS net
health permits open her p,cpod.d academy, lot
which dye notice will Der given, )~here Will DC
laugh. French ard EneliE, eratss;caliyi WIZ.
ing and Arithmetic; Hifory, GeogsaPh5 AID
The ule of IL. Globes; MaGc, Drawing ana al
kinds OF work, viz. Embroidery in ehe,'ties-
gold iilver, fisk,, &c. computing fgus;s, h'ao.
real and Ornamental, Landscapes, aowef', ''ois
bokls, &c. rssps wrought IN fks, c,eh!!'es
girds sc. print work in figures or laneseapeS;
cloths work in fruit, birds, HoWess &c. hfaafe
end rarnilhing in vases, pyramids, bake's, tea
tadees, spersn.s, Sc. g5osto aud hriI wort,: ar
Glacial aowe., tambor and trensn, crois fitch,
rent Fitch. ,apeary, &c. bsgie and pesfl work,
painting. on velvet, gaazs, elk, ,siium, &c.
with many other accomplishment. to pumefou'
to mention.
Parents and guardians deGrous 70 hsve an op
portaai,y Of an early and accomplished t'male
educatiou, Gall meet the completion Of their
wifhes by pauoniGng the preptiercss, the great.
est astea,ion will be paid to the fnsraIsssed eda
cation Of the young ladies' ensraifed TO their
care.
Nov. 10. sa~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11
The SUBSCRIBER
to 'yemo0e from tits fate
offers for55ale the J0llowang
PROPERTY-VIz:

"A MERCHANT MILL, newly
built, and completely fixed for both Merchant
and Country w6!ls /; ove,hot eighteen feet wa.
ter wheels, four fcethead double geer'd excel
lent Burrs, goof country Zones excelleu' belt.
ing cloths, ana all other neceFiss in good order.
Lying in the county Of Faoqulcr. fate OF Vir.
GINA, on the head waters OF Rappahannock known
by the name of Ferry run a'neverisiling areams
cenrrical, and nsoA vacant f,uasion, Ia wing as
great, or greater run OF caGom, 40 any mill
in the cou5Ity, within miles Of the Blue Ridge,
being IN excellent whea, county, tie four is
we'll known 60 pas equal 70 any in the rate
and at the saia. piacea fore houie, complete
final dwelling hoofe, ftaot, and oshcr neceGary
notes. A fmalfFarm Containing 100 acres un.
der tcletabfe cultivation, about 6 acres otex
ctlIent meadow ran be had near the said mill
hsndfome ind Conveniently ftu'ted place, room
for great Improvement. sos acres OF land ly-
ing in CaIpeppef county, on the nam branch OF
Rappahannock, within one mil. 0! faid Merchant
Mil, the plantation under to'e'aois cultivation,
wi h an excellent 4Aill feat On the iaid river,
having Mill which with little repairing can
be made allie to Go comfortable country work.
diai!Iery conifting OF three fil,, and
large boiler, together with all the nsceaa,ies De.
longing thereto. -Four hundred acres OF Iesfr hold
land in Fairfax manor, within 2 few milrs OF iaid
Merchant Mill, convenient 70 as to accomo
date the purchafer with timber, to fupply fa'd
mil with barrel haves, ard other neceaarle'.
Two thoofapd acres OF lard lying IN CslpeP-
r.r county, under Ieale for lhort and long terms,
the greater part Of which will foon k clear OF
iacumbrance, having frtth plantations, tolerabIs
young orchards hlder gooo cultivation.
The we'll known Aand occupied by my!elf and
others formerly in the mercantile bu6nti' at the
crois roads, on the main manor road, allowed to
lie equal to any country Gsnd within the aats
connhaing Of a well calculated Store Houte, ey.
ceHent Gf.nary, Public Hcufe, good Black
fn,i,i fhop with let Of tools. The pd'cta'et
can have is addition to thoIe improvements, shout
Ieoo acres Of esfesold land, for three lives, tmah
rent with all the Improvement, tolefsb'e dwell
ling, good neceHny houies, 'exeeileas orchards,
good meadows, in coed filming o'der. Al
the above mentioned property lie. within IS miles
dieanee of each o,ber-eill he fold altogether Or
cs,t, 70 as TO fait the pnchaief, os porchafefs
i,me cain in ADVANCE, Negroes in part, and long
cred;, on the bahnce. The ,erns win be m ado
esfy TO iu:t the parties. If not fold iunedi.
.,ely par, Of tie mentioned Improvements will
be rented fos . email term.
For terms apply to me, living At dss hesshass
Mil.
Rssfxie, csrsD, p1.2
sisis, 0a.7. iSo4.}
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11

iaaad,, and has iaaucal he proprietor to appoint
agents in al the msrcan:ile iowns in the United
STATES, for the scccnnedation Of The public.
The An,iblious Pills arc therefore, in an eipeciii
n.nner, recommended as preventative, defers.
inr the notice OF all perfons goiog to the Wsf
Indiaia,nds, or any Of thoie places infsdsd With
,hele fevers. DR.. Hunter has every pohible fsa-
fen, tia. can relut from long and ex,enfve exps.
ricnce, for believing thar dofs Of thefe pills,
tsken one every fourteen days; dering che PFC
vssacs Of osr fall iereis viii prove an infsllibis
preventative, and that ,sken in the esfy hsgss
Of ,hs!. feve1s. their uis vAl very generally asc.
coed in teeoring healsh,. and frequently In cafes
eaeemed deips.ase and ts3 ond the power Of -eem-
.saanrehedies. 1sa -.
The operation Of thele pills ia perfectly mild.
MAJ he uled with iafety BY peFfons IN s'efy'htua-
tioa ard OF every age.
70 Ers!y times and places dpte fhould be taken
once fortnight, and if there Is -eafon to spPre-
bend perfonal danger, 'once week.
ohfcrvs that the ignatures OF Mcilrs. Those
Stokes and Co. i affixed to each box, without
which mark Of authenticity they are not senuins
r. The sesrint Seotf5 ,iteb oint~rrt.
The Ss!y medicine that this tiiagreeabe difssk
BY one applications 70 many hiulands having experienced
its efficacy it unneetsary to add any more argument,
its aver but to e1IioI the psbc that the name Tho
msr Stokes and Co. Is affixed each boz. wisox, this
marx Of authenticity. aore arc geauiue.
DR.. Barl4.Ps srrai.s Eye Kahr.
fsersign rensdy for all diiealss ofths Eyes; ees
div removes ina .iatinRs, danes feelings, aud film
never sii. to cure ,hofr naladis which frequently fuc
..ed tn. mcahe, fmaiLPn1, and{ever; and il an uapa
ralelcd ftrerytheusr OF Swesk fight =
Dr.. Hxn,tr's genuine .AntfbiiEoss PRt.
IA agreeable and ccrtaiuprevsntive Of the predipG
lion TO ,uanma,cry and malignant fever which previls
at particular aonsp the year rhe rapid aad ineresfng
demand from every part Of the United States, and he
wet Inda .ands, is e ben evidence Of tseir fufsdor
sxcehsose &C..