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cverseers OF the poor OF any county or
corporation, who shall apprehend such
slave, mtrust for the poor OF the said
county. Every slave who shall so be-
come vested in the ovcrseers ofthe poor,
shall be by them sold BY public auction,
at the court house of the county, on
some court dav, for ready money, which
shall be applied towards lessenipg the
poor rate for such county.
Every person hereafterbringing slaves
into this commonwealth, contrary to
this act, shall forfeit and pay the sum Of
400 dollars, for every slave so sold or
bought; half of which forfeiture shall
be to the use Of him OF; them that will sue
for the same, apd the other half to the
use Of the commonwealth, to be reco-
vered by action of debt or Information,
in any court of record: Provided d!1rSys,
and II is to Be understood, That nothing
contained in this act shall be so constru-
cd, as to deprivya person who may come
within the commonwealth, with fixing
his residence therein, Of any servant or
servants he may bring with him for at
Tendance and Pravided also, that this
act shall not be so construed as TO repeal
an act passed at the last session, enti,lcd
" An act authorising the removal Of
slaves from the county of Alexandria in
the district OF Columbia, into this COM
monwealth."
Any slave who hath been or hereafter
shall be brought into this state, contrary
to law, or who shall he passing through
this state bv land or water, who NAV
commit capital crime, and be tried and
executed therefor within this common
wealth, shall not be paid for out Of the
public treasury nor shall any slave be
paid for out OF the public treasury, who
shall be convicted and executed for the
OF a crime, in the perpetra-
ton Of which, the owner Of such slave,
shall, in the opinion of the. courr betore
whom such slaye shall be tried, be eli
Their principal or accessory before the
fact.
AnGbe is further enacted, That every
overseer ri the poorwithin this common-
wealth, shall, in addition to the oath
now prescribed by law take the follow
ing: II, A. b. do solemnlyswear Cor
affirm, as the case may beg that / viii,
to the utmost ofmy Power,. enforce ail
laws to prevent the further introduction
Of slaves into this commonwealth So
I'M oeff3 asfAsr eTscssa, arHsssG sGY
action Or Prosecution by the overseers Of
the poor in virtue Of this act, If they
shall be cast, they shall not be liable 10
ray any. eosts cut Of their individual e.
tates, but the costs shall be paid out Of
the levy imposed BY the ovetseers Of the
poor on the tithables within their iuris.
diction.,
An aad, every act and acts, clause or
clauses Of acts, Containing any thing
within the Purvlew Of this ACT, shall BE-,
andt same are hereby repealed.
This act shall Confluence and be in
force from anG after the first day Of. July
next. =
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Better iete than neVer,"-.I'he pun
boett sss.e,a, iswould seem, Ii becoming
very unpopular at the seat OF government.
A holder MEASURE is about 10 be adopt.
ed. The public are soon TO be aatonish.
cd will, a appropriation for building
;SEvIEry.rouR, No. /. ..@. Ei6,a..
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sos,7ss 90
Total amour.

Notwithstanding the amount Of this
last species of revenue, which if entire
" collected, would discharge the public
debt, experience has demonstrated, that
from awant Of energy in our laws, or
from disposition in The legislature to
indulge dsliH9uents, the pay ments into
tbs treasury from this source are bosh'
small and irregular. Your eommistee,
guided in their opinion BY past evsnts,
cannot therefore calculate the revenue
from this source At more than $4,000
dollars which Dolls. Cts.
added to- >ss 3os,7ss 90
- -. $4,000 j.:
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VIII make the sum Of

- g. =. 47-l= a ss.--=
The money IN the treasury
on the FIRST dayof october,
..4fso4, amounted tol24,o 900
dollars, and Is subject to
thepaymentof,he expense
ofthe present year !. but
% on the first day Of Oct.
1905, the same sum must
be supposed TO exist in the
treasury, subject to the
payment Of the expenses
of 1905, the nett and actin
sireyenue ofthe year COM
j meneing onthe FIRST Of oe-
tDher, 1904, andterminat-
inganthe 5orh Sept. sos =
amoants 10 the sum Of
The expenses agreeably 70
the estimatea Of this COM
mittee, ~ stated above,
viii amount %
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
ABiHto br<vent .SlrUes 6tiay brousf
~ into this Commonwealth. y.

] BE if enacted, That slaves whish shall
hereafter bebrought within this Com
monweslih and kept therein one whole
year together, or % long at different
times, as shall amount TO one, year, the
owner Of any such slave being full age,
shall forfeit III rish. aad claim 10 such
slave, which shall absolutely vest in the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25

>. - SOS, 788 go
To which add arrearages on
taxes the FIRST of OCT. last 2oo, 900
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

Nobook could be offered, " hich stands
in l. IS need of tncomium and recon-
mrndati on-The want of such a book
as - Thr Nep american CLERKS Nigga
zHn", and Complete Practical Conveyan-
Ger" has been long and generally COM
planned of, and is IN innumerabte instan-
ces severely felt by the people ofthe state
Of Maryland in particular.
With a view of facilitating the COM
munication of information, necessary to
the interest and happiness Of the people,
the abeve work WAS undertaken, and i,
is believed, has been executed in man.
ner that must be extensively useful it is
in considerable forwardness, and will be
published in the course of this summer.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07

NX ILL be sold at public vendue, ON
w WcLnesd av the 18th Of June next,
on the premises, the PLANTATION
on which the subscriber now lives, one
mile and half from Nlartinsburg, on
the main road leading to Shepherd's-
l own, containing near 900 acres Of
Sod Land, so acres are in excellent
Climber, a5ou. so acres of Meadow, and
thu balance good arabic land. Tusca-
FORA rrek runs through this tract, and
the AnpIr of the Land is well watered.
re- nT'"' cmentS are, a two story
D"' Ing House., good Barn, Smoke
H1u~~, e. good Apple Orchard, with
NUMBER Ct other Fruit Trees. On
pA,in =, mn five to six hundred pounds in
hand, Il reasonable credit will be allow
cd the pur, haslr tor the balance,
There uiH 0Ir2 BE- sold, on the same
dav and phase, Cows, Hogs and Sheep,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
great variety Of Farming Utensils.
Nine months cret.lt will be given, ON
bond with approved security. The sale
will begin about ten O'Clock.
JOHN VAN METRE.
Berkeley County, May "a, 1905.
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XTTITH view of promoting the &C.
w neral interests of Learning and
Virtue in our country, at the same time
that he is necessarily employed in super
intending the education Of his sons, the
subscriber has just opened a Grammar
School in Shepherds Town, where be-
sides the Latin and Greek Languages,
and some of the most useful SCIENCES,
the elements of English Grammar will
he carefully taught, and particular pains
taken to enable the pupil to speak and
write his native tongue with propriety
md elegance. The price ofeai,ion for
the Learned Languages and science Will
re $40 per annum; for the English
Grammar SIG; one half Of each. sessi-
On to be paid in advance.
MOSES HOGE.
Shepherds Town, May ), 1905.
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European & Eat India
6 9 O l. S.

JUST received and now opening bv
y the subscriber, an extensive variety
OF the --latest Impro, ed Fashions, OF ~
pc rlor quality, we'll assorted and st!,ct-
cd from the present ImrorrA,r6' "!,o
a>grnrr.l assortment OF Fl AkDW AEE
and GROCEkIES.-iIl of whn h he
highl, recommends to his FRI, nos, cus-
toners and Alibcrd public, at III most
reduced CASH prices. lmpr, ,>td with
sentiments Of grA,i;uGc tor the altering
he. has hrret-lor expo
rienced.ln his line ofbu>incsH all friends
and customers viii pic~~,r 70 accept his
best respects.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martinsburg, May 24r 1905.
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THE subscriber acquaints his friends
l. and the public that he has remov-
ed to his own place, near .Hopewell-
Westinghouse, on the main read lead
ing from Martinsburg to Winchester,
where he int nds to pursue the business OF,
CLDCK MAKING and WATCH RE-
PAIRING, oman tensive bian-He has
still in his employ, that celebrated Watch
Repairer, John Grove.-lIis Martins.
burg customers are informed that any
work they may want done, will be faith
fully attended to by leaving their orders
with John Hooper OF that place, towhose
care the work will be returned when f.
nished.
REEFS BRANSON.
sth Month, 81, 1905.
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Nays, 1865.

N7ILL be sold at public vendue on
w Saturday the 18th of June ne t,
OH the premises, Lot No. 223, situate
in the town of Mar,insburg, on which
is erected a erAbIy convenient Dwell
ing Ho"se-An indisPutabIe title will
be made the purchaser. On the same
day Twill also dispose of variety of
Household Furniture, &c. A liberal
credit will be given, and the terms made
known on the dav of sale.
THOMAS WILSON.
May 81, 1906.
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D AN away from nea, the White-Post

D AN away from nea, the White Post
IN in Frederick County, on Sunday
the 2sth of April last, a Ncg,o Alan,
named 1CHN, about 1s years of age,
he is about feet 8 inches high, stout
made, and has a remarkable scar On one
Of his checks occasioned by burn, had
on a dark coloured cloth roundabout,
lead col"ured cashmere pantAloons, and
an old wool hat. Twenty Dollars Re-
ward will be paid for experimenting and
returning said negro to the subscriber,
or securing him in jail so that he gets
him again.
SAMUEL DCNAWAY.
Nays 1865.
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F0rmQu' S Ferry.

THE subscriber informs the public
i THAT he has rented Eorman's Fer
ry, at the mouth of Opetkon, where he
has new Boat in good order for the
conveyance of passengers across the RI
YER with safety. The roads are in good
order on both sides for Wagons or car
riages of any kind. Due attendance
Will be given by
JOHN BARBER.
May II, 1905.
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JOHN Ill Bur T rs.
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THE Subscriber returns his most
i grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public foEthe encourage
ment he has experienced, and respect
fully informs them that he has just re-
ceiyed, and win constantly keep for sale
at his Blacksmith's shop in the main
street Martlnsburg opposite to the In
dian Chief Tavern, a very large and
complete assortment of
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BARRON,

Of the best quality, selected with care bv
himselffrom the Iron Works, and whic
he will dispose Of on the most reduced
terms. He continue, as usual to carr,
on the Blacksmith's business in all its va
rious branches, and Aatters himself, that
if good materials, manufactured in the
most servleeable manner, together with
the strictest attention to business, Cal
secure the public favour, he shall not 6,
unrewarded.
ANY purchaser can, with convenience,
and dispatch have any quantity of IroI
eut and bent if necessary.
JOSEPH CHAMBERs.>
Martinsburg, March 30, 1905
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Pay your Taxes.

dy your l axes
y To all 1vhon, it m0u concern,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
l " Taxes for the last year have be-
come due, and are now distrainable, and
as | am determined to make nv collec-
tons within the time prescribed bv law,
all persons concerned are requested to be
prepared to dis, barge their Iax' when
called upon, as no indulgence can be 81
ven.
ALEX: PORTERFIELD, d. S.
Berkeley County,
Nav 81, 1905.
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ODE TO MODESTY.

ODE TO MoDEsTY.
lNYMPH Of the downcast eye,
Sweet blushing modestv,
Whose mien supplies The music of the
tongue,
Thy charms were still delay'd,
Thy beauties unportrav'd
Though Fancy pencil'd while the Mus
es sung,
More lovelv to my sight
Than Morn's returning light
That wakes the lovely dew cncumbered
rose;
Or 4mingIirr into DAY,
With r6h; and Turcr raw,
Its mellow lustre DER the landscape
throws.
Oh thou the more admired,
WI n seeming most retired
Who tar from pomp and grandeur lov'st
to swell
Thou AhO art often seen
Upon the village green,
Or in the cottage, or the humber cell.
Come, sweet nymph, and bring with
thee
TIL, sister, dear Simplicity.
Com, gentle exile Of Patana's shore,
And draw the veilby fashion rent a.
side,
Forbid each eve promiscuous to explore
Those latent beauties Nature meant
to hide.
Hume the cheek that recently displav'd
AT once the lily's and the mornings
6 low;
Fen in thy absence health begins to fade,
And see the crimson yielding to the
snow
And when thou com'st, more grateful
than the spring,
Crown d with green garland, af:cr
Winters reign;
With Al the blessings this instruction
bring,
And let the moral echo round the
plain.
Those charms so fairwere far more love-
ly still,
If obvious only to the mental eye,
. Those beauties, form'u the ravish'd
heart to thrill,
~~ Expose to all will soon that power
deny,
TIL use smiles, so open to the vulgar sight,
We're soon UNDECIDED as the midday
beam;
That bosom gives more exquisite de-
light
Corce*Pd-and throbbing but in fan
.C)'s dream.
A"abid's perfumes lavish'd on the breeze
Soon grow i,milAr to the stated sense,
And each attempt that beauty makes to
please,
Devoid of modesty, but gives offence.
The lofty fruit, that toll to reach de-
MINDS,
Acc ,ir'd, a richer recompence be-
slows
And tbs rnde thorn, that guards from
vulgar hands,
But gives higher value to the rose.
&.
...st%++.%*......s
THE Subscriber returns his most
i grateful Acknowledgements to his
friends and the public foEthe encourage
ment he has experienced, and respect
fully informs them that he has JUST re-
ceived, and win Constantly keep for sale
~ bic RI cEsrnith,s Ii. NJ: =.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-10

!" Nothiag will answer the fsdsralists
but the lamentation of Job. Ler that day
be darkness, neither let the light shine up-
on it. Let,he night be solitary let them
curse i. thai curse the day"
This language is appropriate because
here is strong resemblance between fe-
deralism and Job. Job had been in great
prosperity, so has federalism. Job lost
nearly all his friends, SO has federalism.
Job was very sore, SO are the tederalists.
Job fretted vehemensly, sodo they"
We must confess ourselve. no less
struck with the strong resemblance between
federalism and the man of Uz, than this
poor democrat who, had nc perused his
bible with little more attention, would
perhaps not so readily admitted the resem-
blance. Job was man of sincerity and
truth. In his conduct, he pursued with
6rmness and perseverance the path of REC
titude. Blu. il pleased the Almighty to
attack, annoy and aaics him with plaques.
Lies were told him, TO tamper with his
faith. He nourished one in his very boz
som, who used the best means TO corrupt
him. The resemblance as says the Mer.
curry is strong. The enemies of Job at
fected TO be more wise than he, and mag
ni6ed themselves" 10 their false pit
losophy they inferred from his humliati-
on tina, he was IN error and they in the
high road 80 perfectabikty. Job bore his
degradation without INDUCING rebel state
Of mind, and in the darkest moments no.
bly, refused TO hold fast hiss integrity. How
honorable to iederalsts, rhat their enc.
mics compare them to Job! Now mark
the issue. Delusion at length vanished
the false counsels and empty professions OF
pretended friends were refuted and expos
ed. Job was tried and proved faithful,
restored 90 dignity and splendor, and his
latter end vas blessed more than his Begin
ING.
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LOTS, &c. to LEASE.
TO LEASE,

For Fl years, CT o GREATER or le1s na'ues
Il NUMBER of LOTS, lying on both iidcs
n tie Leeburs road, in the toreff Of Walh-
ington, between four and four ard all halt miles
from Alexandria, Georgetown and the City,
They will be laid off either in fn.il farms or to
!uit thofc who with nug fpot for retirement at
particular feafons. The htuation is very h'sh
and none be more healthy. The whole laying
in wood can be cleared 70 fuit the tate of fhs
occupant. To eligible tenants very liberal terms
will be granted. Be pIesled to spp!y TO
JOHN BALL.
The fubfcriber is authorized to offer FARM
of 2s acres, IS of which are cleared and noR
excellent lard to any perfon who aiil undertake
the office OF SchoolmaAer, to educate certain
number of chdiea in behalf OF the proprietor,
with the privilege Of receiving others who may
be able to pay fox their tuition : In which cafe
the laid farm will remain in poGeGion of the abnve
perfon during good behavior, free OF a.. rent, and
in cafe Of satisfactory conduit during fome years,
will be let,led upon his family for life.
Arlington, mile from George
Town ferry, 9Th July.
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From the PORT FOLIO.
TIE LAT PRE- ACHE
LET US GET UP EARLY"

The wisest man of Palestine, among
other valuable legacies, has left US this
admirable injunction. He was. him
self, an easly riser, passionate in his love,
and persevering in the pursoit, of Wis
dom. Iu his celebrated song, which stamps
him the Ovid of Judea, one ofthe first pc.
ti.ions to timid beauty, which the ingeau;sy
not less than the ardor, of the lover devils.
ed, was thar she would :" rise UP and come
away" At day break, and while the sha-
aozvs of night are retiring, he impatiently
awaits the SIM, with healing in his beams,
10 direct him to'' the orchard of pome-
grana,es,'' the well of living waters, and
streams of Lebanon.
Solomon wsuld hardly have wriitenthree
thousand proverbs, and a madrigal to his
love, with such wisdom aud Wit, if he had
not, by the air and scenery of the morning,
corroboraied his health, and kindled his
fancy. Whether active as king or indo-
lent as lover, he perceived that early hours
were auxiliary both to business and plea
sure and, therefore, judiciously advises
to rise with the lark.
In our climate, midsummer mornings
dream not Shakespeare himself should be
permitted to tell. Blankets and pillows
look so dull and warm, aud green grass and
trees SO cheerful and refreshing, it is won.
derful the sluggard cannot, even with half
shut eyes, discern such wide extremes, and
prefer strolling in the fields to tumbling in
in bed.
But, in the course of my parochial vista
tons, my early tap at many door is often
answered by voice exclaiming from be-.
hind a curtain |; tits the voice of the slug
gard. The cock has crowed thrice, and
certain robbins have sung TWO hymns and
a ballad before half my acquaintance have
:" girded their loins, buckled their shoes,
and conlbed their hair. Yet these crea.
lures, not content with the maps of the
night, swa,he themselves like SO many E
egyptian mummies, in sheet, four hours
after sun rise, and then have the impu-
dence to rise and talk of business and the
beauty of the day.
The princely poet, author of our excel
ienttext, when exhorsingso summer enjoy
ments, points not to the night season, nor
to the " inner pavilion" of the palace, bat
informs US that his 6 bed is green" and
his love displayed in the open air.
The gallant Solomon inyitesihe blushing
belle of Egypt to a morning's ramblc into
the vineyard, and gives her his love amid
the dsws of dawn. Well vert thou called
wise, thou Sensitive Prince, lift were only
for thy knowledge of the female heart
Well didst thou know that the buds of beau
~, like the blossoms of Shiuah, stealing