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p Bosros, May ~.
HlGHLY-IMPoRTANT! .

Mr.. Lawrence Keene, an officer of
. the American ship Canton, (~hish foun.
dsred ON The 22d Of Dec came passen.
ger inShe big Acorn from Lisbon, and
iaforins us, that transport dispatched
from Admiral Orde, of Cape ST. Win.
cent, arrived on the 10Th April, with
Intelligence of the Touloa fleet, consist.
ing Of ten,sail of the line and three fri.
gates having arrived OF Cadiz Bay they
were joined BY all the Spanish vessels in
readiness, and put to sea, destination
unknown. A report prevailed at Lis
bon, that the French and Spanish aeets
were bound to Louisiana : and that the
American affairs wore = serious aspect
AZ the court of Madrid ~ $500. :. :.
sExtret d a letter Jtom the commander of
q ship efsihis p0vi, dated at Liston, 4.
pyiti5th, 1905. - -.
am just informed that, dispatches
arrived here yesterday from the Eng
hsh squadroa. of Gadiz, which state, that
ON the Och, twelve sail of the line
French had made their Iappe aranoe of
thar port, and thatthc English were o.
bliged to quit the station The French
into cadiz, to Join the
Spanish asst there $50 that q largs force
e
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4, commanded by lieut.. Cgilvie. This
vessel sailed under convoy ofthe Adams
frigate, captain Shaw, for the Medi-
,terTanean, about afortnight ago, but
having sprung her mast was obliged to
return into port. She left the squadron
in LAT. 81, long. IS, all well. We un'
dersrand as soon a. the damage is re-
paired, she win proceed Immediately to
Join the squadron in the Mediterranean.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-14

A ST. Viaeents paper Of the 11th Of
May, received by the brig Enterprise,
arrived at New.York, contains the fol.
lowing very interesting intelligence: e
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From The Essmant journal.
M.ELLI0T iohis C0NSTITUENTS.
LETrKR VII. MI

- & i Il g.
THE 6rstof Mr.. Randolph resolu-
lions respecting the Georgia claims i IN
the following words :.
Resolved, That the state Of Georgia
we're at no time invested with the power
ofalienating ii. right Of soil possessed
BY the good people ofthat state IN and 70
the vacant territory Of the same, but in
. rightfal manner and for the general
good. T. - 3
This il not objectionable ~ an alb
stract propositions but il needs the
addition proposed By Mr.. Lyon, viz.
- Of ehich ne ieGisiatares 1.-THE state
legislators Of Georgia. are fhs consiitu-
fionai judges They, and not Con.
gress are the constitutional judges ofthe
extent q their own powers.
Second resolution That when the
governors Of NY people shall have be-
trayed the confidence reposed in them,
and bkkll have exercised that authority
win which they have been invested for
the general welfare 70 promote their own
private ends. under the basess motives,
and 70 the public detriment, il i the in
alienable right Of . people, thus circum.
s,ancrd, 10 revoke the authority thus a.
bused, 20 resume the rights thus. at
tempted TO be bartered and TO abrogate
The actihus endeavouring 70 betray them.
Il uas proposed by Mr.. Lyon to a.
mend this resolution in such q manner
% that L should not justify violation
Of publis faith; and every honest man
oughtto be opposed 70 il without such .
qualification. 81
Third resolution--That it 10 in evi.
denceto this house, that the act Of the le.
gislature Of Georgia, passed on the 7th
January 1875, entitled, &c. was passed
by persons under the influence Of gross
and Palpable corruption. practised by
the grantees Of the lands attempted 20
Be alirnated by the aforesaid act, tend.
ing 70 enrich and aggrandize 70 . degree
almost incalculablr, few individuals,
and ruinous TO the public interest. 8
Congress have no power to receive e.
violence ofthe corruption Of state ie-
gislatlre, orto act either as accusers or
Judges in such case.
Fourth resolution-T That the good
people Of Georgia. impressed with gem
eral indignation e this act OF atroci-
Gus Psrhdy and impoverished corruption,
with PromPtltude OF decision highly
honorable tothem, did, ythe act of
subsequent legislature, passed on The
18th day OF February 1796, under cir
cumstances Of peculiar solemnity, and
finally sanctioned BY the people, who
have subsequently, engraited Il on their
constitution. declare the preceding act
and the grants made under Il in them
selves null and void that the said act
should be sxPunged from the records Of
The state and Pnbliciy burnt which was
accordingly done provision, at the
same tune being made, for restoring the
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Returned yesterday, Gun Boat No.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-13
N O I I c E.

By authority of deed Of truit from William
Mivchcl, deceaied, TO the fubEribers for the be.
ne6s Of Samuel Craig. we !hal on the fra Mon
day in May next (ax,h) expofe TO fale at publ:
auction lot ftuated Oh the South hde OF Duke.
G,ee;, and to the wcltward cf Water fIeet, n
the town OF Alexandra, extending in from IA
Duke arcet, twenty ieven feet ten inches, in
depth, ninety one feet fix inches to I o iect all
ley. On the back part of tire LOTS we'll bull,
and we'll hniihed two Rory brick houie, and
frong one Aory frame ware houGe in front.
Il part OF the money will be expected down;
and credi. given tor the balance, particulars
will be made known on the day Of fsle.
Cleon Moore ~
Chas. Midnight 1'9''''
Mach g. zawtlwedts.
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A COUNTRY LAWYER.

A WOMAN with a good breatt of
Milk that can have good recommendations, will
hear Ct an advantageous Gtuation by applying SC
Feb. 2s, d. The Printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-13
PETER RAUMAN,

PETER BAUMAN,
Ref e6tiu.iy lnlorns The inhabitants OF Alexah-
drIs,
That he intends TO teach MUSIC, IN
this t0wn.
he will commence On the Edt Of Apri! bcHe,
ard continue for one quarter. The Viol'n, Fine,
add Bayj, will be the uAruments he means t. 10
itruet his lcho.a's with. The price will be 3
dollar. per quarter; each lcSolar to receive -
ieiions per quarter.
He will be much obliged TO the gentlemen
who may with to become icholars, to enter their
names at MIR. Snowden's printing Office, before
thss2e,h infant; as, after that day, If fufici.
ent number fhou!d not en:er) he will leave this
town.
March l3. d3'+
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-13
Extract If a letter, dated Hamburg, Al

December.
"CoF.e cou,inues TO advance iugars no, 70
much in proportion, owing to great importations
from England ghis fall run has aarted IN EGG
land 70 as to preclude the po!hbility of fendiEs
any here. according 10 my ides it wIll'be pro.
titable 'hipment ton, tie Uueed States; rice
advancing, OWING 70 the fad accoanis from South
Carolna, However the Rock on hand is pretty
large; indigo, dye wood. co,sons, tobacco and
nankeens falea0le, the iatser may Iifc to ; marks
bdnco, between this and Sehs4ary.
Our expectations remain lhuch CT the OLD
prices linens plenty and cheap they may be an
obiec1 Of attcntion fl ouId ar Break out between
Spain and England; csald cargo of thcm be
fent to Baeonos Ayres, aud one OF hides be got
in return, il would MAKE very iucccisth voy.
age.
"The Bi.irh government ha, 70 "a, relcafed
the blockade, that neussal iiips unable to get 10
ronningen, may proceed here without medication
anu return in baliaa; th;s might be ufed TO you,
great advantage by vedeis intended for St. Pc
teriburg; h,ps from England perhaps nay be
thy of this on account of the French, but thoie
from America have nothiag to fear; the expencc
laved this way, and the good cocdition in which
the cargo would be delivered, would make of
thee,(riyes a Eroft -
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March 49,.

Gig e Ha'neG-for SAFE.
The owner being anxious to fell a
plain GIG AND HARNESS, would
give great bargain in it.
Apply 10 the Printer.
March g. DIT
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a.sranprta Daflp aDberttser.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS.
FROM WASHINGTON,

If you caano. fud in Johniion's, nor any o.
,h-r s,tliona.y, correct definition OF bedlsin,
| beg of you TO make enquiry of any Perlon who
was ysac:dsy in the I!oue of REPRESENTATIVES,
John Randolph, whof, popularity and usasnse
are at an end, was inGruaeota!i II compelling the
hou:e 70 svow to the world, ipris OF ptitul
malice and glafine iniDtice TIE hpce lent
hil. 10 lie fcnalr nakinc appropriation tor the
payrlen, of the waiaeiies 10 c-haif os the United
States. who had attended Judge Chaie's trial.
III Senate r,3ic an anendsIrent Is IN, bill, and
inclul.,l all the witncii-s Summoned IN behalf or
nudge Chats. The hoUIe ,efcrdsy rejected the
amendment Of shs Senate. A committee OF con.
ference WIS asI oin,ed by both h.cics; the COM
,nistee coau rot agree. Sizes, one OF the com.
,ni,tes on The par, OF the acnatc, reported TO the
Senate the disagreement Q: tie committee OF con.
ference. The fcrase unanimously adhered to their
anenia,ert. Tne hcple agreed to ,l.e ,cport of
,hcir committee, and lneak,ng exped;ent was
attempted 70 pay the witnefcs Of the United
States IN this manner :--Ne.!oa moved a retolu.
ton tba, they ihnuld be paid Out of she 'co~tis-
gent fyrd of Tie ksaNr; fund appropriated to
pu,pofes en,;.elv different. After Ibis, no QUO.
rum OF re hcu{= MA, found, aid they were OBJ
l,ged to % j,u,n without pyng the" own OF the
Judges witnea-s, Cuts, Jackion, Cfownin-
iheid, ard lofns others, oPpoied thls truly PHI.
nj exm,iiion of party nance.
Friend Ref, | bid thee ad!eu. With
GU, any rancorous or improper motives,
have sometimes endeavoret, through your
paper, to expose some of the vices and
foibIcs of the house and, as !! well know,
not without some effect. The question OF
retroceding. the discussion of the Georgia
claims, aud the trial of judge Chase, have
disunited the democrats 50 much, that =
cordial reunion OF sentiment and pursuit
can never take place: and little time will
shew, that soon hereat,e: the affairs Of this
nation will be governed by the joint efforts
of the candid, respectable and upright ex-
ertions of the candid, respectable and up
right characters Of either. party.
(PhiL Gas.)
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Ten Dollars Reward.
Ran a1uay from the Subscriber On. the 4th Of
February last, a negro man, named
30 AT S w AIN;

about five feet three or four inches high,
has had part ofhis under lip bit.oG by light
ing, and two of his fore teeth out. He is
an impudent, audacious spoken fellow, and
is about 4s years of age. Any person Sc
curing the said negro in any jal, and
brings me certificate from the jailer SHALL
be entitled to the above reward, and neces-
sary expenees paid.
William KsncheLoe.
Prince William County, ! sos,+
March ls, 1905. e0S'+'
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LAND FOR SALE.


The fub(cirber offers for Sale, Z
sraa o: land on which he at rreiens leddes. Il.
tua,ed in. the county o! WestmoIeiand, bound.
ed by the rivers Posomack and Yeocomicc.--
This usa contains sbosl 7co acres OF Rrog
10y grounds. one aA.t OF winch is thickly cover
ed visa very valuable plnc snn OAK timU>i, aid
til foil we'll iuicd TO The culture "t corn arb
fr,all gtsi.,--The f,tat.oh 4 very healthy AMI
hsnd(o,re one, commanding an exscrtive v!e'
CD, and boubdleis view upNl, the PotoWaf9.
The waters TO which his land is Immediately
attached, afford, in abundance, and With great
convenience, tie foe!t oydeEs and wild fowl,
through their fcafon, AMI f!h in grsat~vasiesy
and 81 the htta kinds, lhlorghoat tht year.
Tie purcl yic, may have TIC Rock Of cattle,
ih-ep and hogs, Together VILE TIE implements Of
huibandry on she rianss,ion.
One half The anouns OF the pu,chsic ruR be
paid at the tine G: taking petition, which may
be had with the cioie OF 'hc p,rlent year with
sn indiiputshle tit.c: For the remainder, 4
months .credi. will re given on aJment being
Satisfactorily fecused.
Alexander Parker.
Weilmoreianl County, Mach IS. DIV
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Four A merican vessels have lately been
driven ashore at Turks Island.
One schooner from Martinique for
N ew York, with sixty one hogsbeads of
sugar, &c. vessel and cargo totally lost.
Another schooner belonging to Alexan.
'dria with aour, part Of which was saved,
vessel lost.
Schr. Eagle captain pritt, bound to E.
denton, also lost.
Also, s!oop from Antigua in ballast
lost
We are happy in stating, that all the
crews were saved.
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A letter from St. Domingo, received at
Philadelphia, says " Flour is thirty dollars
per barrel, and that no vessel will be adj
mitted to trade in the Spanish part of the
Island, unless they bring certain portion
of thsr cargo in aour.'
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..--- r
MARKET REGULATIONS

Made at meeting efthe Trustees ofth
To1on q Marrinsburg, 1une S, 1905.
. Be tenacfrd, thar from end afier the
7th day Of this month, no person shaRbe
aLlouUedto seHdny hind Of Butchers meat
ruithin the limits Of the said Town, on
any day, except in the Market. House,
before the hour Of nine o'clock in me
morning; and thar the buyer and seller,
insuch case, shall each be liable to a fine
ef0ne dollar, recoverable before any JUS.
tieeef The peace for said County-aHaets
and regulations coming within the pur-
pierO ofthis act, is hereby repeaied.@
Be it further enacted, tia. the laru
authorising a tax Of SIX and hall cents,
on each quarter efbeet, and tY0 cents on
each quarter Of mutton, zeal or pori, is
seeansaded, that each quarter Of each Of
the said meats and lamb, shall pan .ie
aforesaid tax on each quarter, ivhither
Sod uohoie or cur. &. 81. -
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Nice New Fashionable
. III. ~: GOODS,
or every description.

u eueIy aeScrtPtoHs
AStheir assortment is so very extern
sixe, they deem it useless to particular.
ize each article, suffice it 70 say il con-
sists of almost every thing which this
neighbourhood or country requires, in
their line of business. They continue
to keep LONGS noted SICKLES,
Waldron's Grass and Grading Scyths,
BAR.IRON ofthe best quality, Soal
and Upper LEATHER, Castings
Paints, Patent and other Medicines,
the whole Of which are of the best quali-
~, were purchased on the most advan-
tageous terms, and on the same eondi-
tons are offered for sale. =. -
. They have a large quantity of Rye
WHLSk1sdnd A1bte BRANDY, which
they ruiH SET cheap, Or exchange for
Grain Gfier harVest.
= JAMES & JOHN LANE.
Shepherd's-Tss June "a, 1905.
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Cheap ooDs.


The subscribers Beg kaveto inform their
friends Ind the public generally, that
they haze just receiVed and are now
opening large and general assert.
ment D MERCHANDISE, amoag
/ Which are the fanoWing articles, uiz.
Il ANcY laced and plain cambrics,
Pink, yellow, blue, black and drab do.
Lawns and Linen Cambrics,
I Cross barred, striped, Jaconst and
Book Muslins,
Striped, corded and Cambria Dimities,
Lutestrings, Sattins, Moads 5 Persians,
Chintzes, Calicos and American Prints,
Ladies and Gentlemans elegant embroi.-
dered Hose, - = : : - =
White and coloured ditto, T.
Pantaloon ditto, -.. -. - ~
Pink laced, pink and black, picnic, En-.
glish and French extra Silk Gloves,
Kid and Pawn ditto, -
-, 6.4, and So elegant Damask Silk
Shawls, !. :
A variety fSilk, neted Cambria, Book
and Jaconet ditto, 49, ~
Scarlet, chocolate and blue Bandanos
Hankerchiefs, "A, =,
Flag, Maddrass, Catty, Longee and
Pullicat ditto, = {, = =.
Silk, Linen and Cotton Romals, switha
variety Of Pocket and other Handk'fs,
Green, blue and dove Silk plush Bonnets,
Leghorn ditto and Boards, .,'--
Wreathes, Artificial Flowers & Feathers
Satin, Lutestring, Sareehet, striped &
cross-bar'd Fancy Ribbands, :
Kid, Morocco, Stuff and Leather Slip.
pers, g-~ 57"e . w. - = .
Silver and Ribband Ornaments,
Super6ne Broad Clothes & cassimeres.
Satin, Versailles, and Fancy.6gured
James Waistcoating, - : -. ). :
Coloured wide and narrow Nankeen,
Cotton Casimeres, = e. ~. .'=
A large assortment of coarse Muslins,
such as Burboon Gurrahs, Jallalpore
and Janna Lawns, and India Baftas, :
Irish, German and British Linens fully
D. : ~ -
Striped Bed Ticking and striped Linens.
Linen and Cotton Checks, -" = -
Sherry, Port and Malaga
Wines, ~. =. =
9Th proof Jamaica Spirits, - " , ~:
French, Peach and Apple Brandies and
good old Whisky. \ !.
A complete assortment of Groceries
and Cutlery, among which
are Andyitls, Visis, Cross.cut and Mill
Saws, Seythes, &c. &c. .-.e.-.- 49,
Spinning Cotton and Flax y
Mefwhiehayticlss 1Dere selected reifh :
he greatest care, from the latest imbor-
tafi0ns, and are nouu efsring Jorsaie at
the most reduced prices, for Cash Or
Produce. ~.
-~4MoRRoW& BROWN. !.
7osUn, Nay -. 1905. fowl
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FOR SALE,

A PLANTATION, containing .
n bout $50 acres, about 100 of which
are cleared there is a convenient Dwell.
ing House and Kitchen and good Bara
on the premises near the House is a
Well thirty feet deep, which never goes
dry when kept clean /; ON one part Of the
Plantation there is large and excellent
SPring.-The Land is Of asuperioEqua-
lily it lies on the. read leading from
Martinsburg to Boyd's Ferry, and is
about six miles from the former place
For terms apply on the premises, or to
the subscriber in Martinsburg. Z:
IGNATIUS PRICE.
January IS, 1905. ~,
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! Fsom carpstlrc' R4sa.H's.ef Hope.

From campssll's Rleasuresef Hope.
Lo! at the eouet, where infant beau-
\ ~ sleeps, 49,
Her silent watch the mournful mother
keeps. -4z,-.5 zs
She, while the lovely babe unconscious
lies, /. =, :.
Smiles on her little son with pensive
eyes, -. M ~
And weaves song ofmelancholy Joy
Sleep, immage Of thy father, sleep my
boy -
mo lingering hour Of sorrow shall be
- thine, ----- - "-> -.
mo sigh that rendsz Thy fathers heart
and mine ~...
sBright as his manly sire, the son shall
SIN form and soul but ali more blest
L.. than he ,,.s
5 Thy fame, thy worth. thy final love at
last, 49,.
shall .so.he this aching hear: for 1.-The
past, H..
sWith many smile my solitude repay,
- And chase the worlds ungenerous
Id scorn away; @.-. 49,.
.S And say; when summon'd from the
r-@= zporid and thee, - ,---
] lay my head beneath the willow tree |;
- Wilt thou. sweet mourner at my stone
. appear,
And sOo.hs my parted spirit ling'rihg
20, wilt thou come, at ev'ning hour, to
shed
The tears ofmemory Ger my narrow
bed:
With aching temples on thy handreelin'd
Muse on the last farewell I'Ieave be-
-. hind, - L
Breathe deep sigh on winds that muir
: muir low, r., - =
'Ani think on all my love, and all my
- woe ~.
SO speaks affection, ere the infant eye
Can look regard, or brighten in reply
But when the cherub lip hath lernt to-
, claim
A mothers ear by that. endearing name
Soon as the play full innocent can prove F.
A tear of pity, or smile oflove :
Or cons his murmuring task beneath her
care, ~ ->~-.~
Orlisps with holy look his ey'ning prayer,
Or gazing, mutely pensive, sits to hear
The mournful ballad warbled in his car
How fondly looks admiring HoPE the
= while - ....
AT every artless tear, and every smile
How CLOVIS the joyous parent to desery
A guilasss bosom true to sympathy!
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lie, that they have just received from
Philadelphia, and are now opening, a
very large and complete assortment of
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FOUR DOLLARS. REWARD.
MADE his escape from Chambers's
Nl Blacksmiths shop in Martinsburg,
on Tuesday the 27th ultimo,, brown
Horse about fifteen hands and half
high, had no shoes on, andswithout any
naturaisPots or ARTIFICIAL marks whatever.
Whoever takes up The said Horse, and
delivers him to mi. living near Sharpss
burg Maryland, shsil receive the above
reward and reasonable charges. s@ I
$50. ERE MIAH CHAPLINE.z
June "a, 1905. Il s 3: