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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
ALEXANDRIA, March 10.

The following proteR demands the attention
not only of our government but of every CT
iiZen of the United States of whatever party.
ReiideS the impeachment of the Tailor, ma
tive citizen Of America, befdes the order TO
impress all ieamen claiming to be Americans,
where their projections are dated after MAY,
1904, we are authorized 10 add that the
captain hin'felf was treated very dlrefpe6t-
fully and improperly.
VIRGINIA.
BE 1t known, that on this twenty-eighth day
of February, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and FIVE, before me, Robert 3. TAYLOR,
a notary public for the diGri6t of Norfolk, du-
ly conmifoDed and fworn, appeared John Gil
pin, MATER Of the American f,hr. Henrietta of
Alexandria, and being duly fworn, declared,
that he failed on board the fad fchr. as mater
from St. Bartholomew, on the ninth day of the
prefent month, bound TO Alexandria that
they proceeded withoutany material occurrence
until the nineteenth infant, on which day, be-
iIig in latitude twenty nine north and longi-
tude feventy one wet, they fell in with the Bri-
tilh government brig Bufy, commanded by cap
tain Byam, who, acairn the renon-
hTauces OF the dppearer. impreied and took a.
way from on board the Henrietta, one of the fea-
men, named Martin George, native of Wico-
mico, in Virginia, although he had proteefi-
On, Under the zeal Of the collector of Blexandril
which was ihewn 90 capt air Byam. The failing
mater, who was The boarding officer, fated that
they had received orders from the admiralty to
impress all feamen claiming to be Americans
where their projections were dated after May,
1904, that he was fatisied that the faid Martin
George was an American, but that there were
eighsser or twenty others whom they had taken
from American veIels, in the fame ituation, and
that II was intended as retaliation of the III
treatment experienced by the Brtilh frigates al
EewYork, from the magistrates Of hat city.
Whsrelore !, the faid notary, at the requeft
of the iald appearer, have protected, and do
treby protet gainf the captain and crew Oh
the faid brig Bufy, as afo aganA the Britifh go
vernment, for the imprtnincnt of the faid Mar.
tin George, aud for all detention occaioned
thereby.
Which, alter.
ROBERT X. TAYLOR,
Notary Public.
JoRN GfLPiT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
l. O S T.,

q ONE where between Mr.. PulIin's rope-valk in
y the old field, and the of the nreet az
Mefrs. RulIell and Wallace's grocery Hore and the
market fquare "A TEN DOLLAR NOTE, No $40
Of the United States Bank. Any perfon who may
find and return the fame the printers hereof will
be Handsomely rewarded
The public are cautioned againR paifing the above
note after this notice.
March g. ltg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

This day relores the Enquirer nearly It's oririaei
appearance. The arrival OF our paper from the north
viii enable US to fulfil our engagements with the pub
he For the enuing month paper viii be publiih-
ed three times in the week
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FOR CASH.

FOX CASH.
Will be fold for ca, Saturday the 3oth inf at the
houie Of Mr. John Trabue, by virtue Of a deed Of
trui from James Cheatham the fnbfcriber to IA
tisfy fundry debts therein mentioned.
NNE forrclhorfe three feather beds ard furniture.
W and negro named Billy or Will--Sale to
take place at one o'clock.
ROBERT GRAHAM.
Manchefer, 9th March. eptds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

MARRIED-Tn this city, or the Ilth inn. WIZ
III CABELL Efq. OF Amheait the very amiab.e Mis-
AGNEs SARAH BELL GAMBLE, daughter of Col
r bert Gamble.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

Doctor THoNToN, author of the Tumble
Of Flora and Pbilofoyb6y IF Bofany, work now
FULFILLING in thirty parts of which twenty three
have appeared, has been prefented with dia-
mond ring from the Emperor Alexander of Ruff
lia. The donation was conveyed with a letter
from the learned NovelGLSof, prclident of the
imperial Academy of Arts and Sciences, Ma
ting that tie Emperor having examined into
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
FROM THE KENNEBEc GAZETTE.
LONGEVITY.

THE following initnnces of mutual Longevity,
have been recorded in the American Papers,
during the year 1904, to wit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
R L II NJ O ND
II c II d E N I" L 0 T T E r 7.
1910 u Lsf DA1"'s DRAFTING.
Prize IF 5000 DoAs.-No. 1919.
Prize IF 500 DoA5-No. 1926.
Pr. IL 200 naN. AZ.

Prizes Of IL DALI Nj. 1858 S5I2 47s o6o3
795 1892 SI1 1887 1907 1878 2I9 2l4G $500
100 463 100 784 As $50 1890 36I8 1910 27So
29l5 1869 1886 92I 1898 AS 100 2927 1909
1890 Sl45 655 29S5 40 24Of 1850 1885 eae5
3Iol 2435 1891 1929 $3.50 1852 stI $40 1446
1927 1897 $3.50 1851 % 2sll 5000 $50 4s9
1897 1858 % 49S 1889 1856 1895 66I 36l.t
323 3l41 3o32 274I 24GO 245 7l5 8Go5 1eo9
2j1 III 1868 Ii47 1928 2762 SIG 2S72 gig
90 2l2O.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
PHILADELPHIA, March z.
Extras eta letter from CadiS, dated 7tb Of II
nn0ry, 1905.


nnafy, 1905.
"I beg your reference to my letter of the
I4th December, which was dispatched by the
American flip Fanny, captain Wood. via Nor
folk, this will ferve TO acquaint you of the high
prices of tobacco, -four, wheat and rice, owing
to the or at fcarcty of thofe neceiIary articles,
all occafoned by the complete failure of the
crops throughout all this kingdom--knowing
this to Do the actual condition of this country,
in my opinion, you could not do better than to
adventure herr----tobacco is very high and much
wanted---houris this day % dolls. per barrel,
wheat rhng dolls. per buihel rice is dolls.
to Is per quntal or nett lOO!bs. all thefe pri-
ceS mutt urQuehionabIv hold good till the north
feas are practicable, which will not be till June
next, and the fupples from the Mediterranean
are very limited and partial, the emperor of
France having forbid the expectation of wheat
where his influence extended, 70 that mott, if
not all the iupplies mutt come from the United
States. From a full view of theie fats have
no doubt IN my mind that ihipments from A
merca in the above articles will yield a hand
fome advantage to the ibipper. rumour pre-
walls that this port is or will be blockaded in
confequence of a letter written by the admiral
Sir John Orde, to the Governor of Cadiz, de.
claring the painful necefiity he was under of
placing the port in fate of blockade. The
Governors anfyer was dgnfcd----fti howe
yer number of neutral vefels have arrived
without being moeited or forbid by the En-
glifh fquadro Ill., however as it is always beft
to guard againn evil consequences, would ad-
wife, in cafe you make any fhipments to this
country to direct the matter or fupercargo to
go into the port of ST. Lucar which is only five
or FIX leauges diftant from Cadiz provided be is
not permitted by the Englifh fquadron to come
il here. The port of ST. Lucar is the only iea-
port Of the great city of Seville, and where, in
fact, every thing is dearer than even at this
place.
PI,cS,J, of JI11.oy,,u If ic repor.eJ love
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

FOR SALE,
a FEMALE SERVANT, 50 yesF, fags. she
IA is good lemPRrels and houfe isrvant, ard /.
perfectly boneR. Apply at this Office
March 10. (eTu.3t)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
Q.gteHaneouc.

CoRoNATfcN Coin. new gold coin has
been ftruck at the coronation of the emperor
Napoleon, about the value Of the old French
Louis d'ors. On one fde is the head of Bona
parte, round it within the rim " Napoleon en-
peror," on the reverle, in the centre a wreath
of laurel and oak leaves formed by entwined
branches. In the centre the words " tzVe1f,
francs" round it "RebnJliqne Franeaif," Al
the foot OF the branches " IN r." 1t is faid
20 be worth four dollars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

The contents of his fpendid, elaborate, and
aieful Botanical work he'd direttedhim to tranf-
NIT that ring, as anexprefion of Interpretation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

Izrel,e of whom had the fngular tslicity of
living in THREE CENTURIES.
N. B. Old PARR, died in England in the
year of our Lord So.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19

Blockade Of Ha7onn@.- is reported, 1--WE
fnppofe on the authority of letters from that
porr) that the Havana is clofely blockaded by
Britil fquatron.Thisr report is fully corro-
borated by capt Fiiher, arrived at Charlehon,
who failed in company with the Rover.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-19
FROM THE VIRGINIA rx,nEss.

TO tie freeboL4ly5 Of the CongrsJonai dia,ia
competed eftbe counties or SpOtLykvasia, Loui
.fa, Orange aud lia9;jo..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
Matsr-,S Street ACADEMY.

Il 4 =
E~EIE lubfcriber returns his mott iiilcefe' thaaS'
& sso the patrons of his lchooi, Tor the very
liberal and friendly encouragement, ne, has met
! with Gnce be came to Alexandria and mott re-
| fpcafully informs them, and the citizens ~ &c.
neral. thar. AZ he has rctaken the houis IN which
he now reGd.s, they may conGder his Academy
as p.r,n,nent fehool eGabli(hment; 10 that
| th,fc who prefer him as teacher may, very
probably, have it in their power to lend their
childrcn 20 him until they have !lniincd thelf C.
ducation: that is, if fuch parents or guardians ;
conceive. that having obtained knowledge VI
the following branches OF literature s@nicn are
taught in the mott careful manner by inc iuo-
icriber) is fufi:ienf education tor their chill
dr.n, viz. the Englilh language critically gram.
NAUTICAL. agrecabiy to the celebrated walkers
Randard Of pronunciation, Wrinog, and arlt1-
metic in all its branches, Menlorasion OF 81.
per6ci.s and Solids, according to Hutton and
RonnyeaRle, Gauging Veacls of the following
figures, il the mott exaa manner, by caoleai a.
rithnetie, namely, Hexagonal, Cubic' Sphcfo-
Ideal, and Caiks of all kinds and izes,.'Aiio'
Book keeping, Geography, with the uie OF the
Globea, and Elocuiion.
AS tie great and many advantages which re-
full from having children begin and hnllh their
education with one teacher, are 10 evident that
every we'll informed perfon muf, apon the Leaf
rcfeltion difcover them, the lubfcribcr ccnceIyes
il unnecenafy 10 fay any thing in vindicatIon OF
the lubjeEf but refers it to the good icns and
Judgment Of his friends and fellow citizens 20 de-
terninc, whether il is not better to fix their
cb;,drc, Ii, one fchocl, and continue them there
fprovIded that lchool is well Esgulated] than to
change their teachers frequently, as Tome do, IN
the courie Of their education which Ptattice is
mott undoubtedly fraught with many evils to
fuch cAisd.cn. As the fubfcriber can teach bat
a very fmall part of the children in Alexandra,
the above remarks cannot luay be continued to
be the effects of ayarlce But he would jne ob-
fetye. botA for his own fake, and the fake OF his
feiIowlaborers in the didaGtc protection, that no
teacher, be he ever 10 competent to his talk, will
receive much credit from the enlightened part OF
the community, even by his utmoits exertion' TO
inftrust fuch children as are moved about from
fchool 20 choo, either to latisfy their caprice,
or upon any occsGen whatever, that IS not OF
very conhdersbie importance.
Tholc who are dehfous of having shei. chill.
dren taught by perfon fcrupulouily ftFia in the
diIchargo of his dury, as it refc6ts the manners,
morals and progrets of his pupils in their learn.
ing, are invited to Witt the iuoicTlber's Acadc.
my, and Judge fer tbemfclves of bis manner ct
conducting fchooI and method Of teaching. As
an Afliftant i, now engaged for comfortable
tae, between twenty and thirty ichoiais ca" be
taken, in addition to the numbes now in the
| fchool.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
Dr.. Rau9on's Ants Billions Pills,
or. Family Phylc.

( Tie extraordinary celebrity theie pills have
eaued, the univeriai demand for them aad eiteem
inlshich they are held by medical men of the frf
sninence, are fudicient teftimonials Of their in
trinfc worth. In great COLDS and fueaen attacks
Of diforders, an early ute of thee pills often pro-
duces sFs happief effects, and taken once In eight
or ten daysin cafes of indigestion, headachs, aiz-
ziuefs, pains in the aomach and bowels, dyien-
cries, diarehGas, dropiies, sc. and liberal
ufe of mp anti billions bitters IN the intermediate
time has relieved patients alao& TO miracle
price 7s censs box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
Mutual In[urance or

,,, RIcaaosD, Sept. 81
TINE members of the Mutual ,a ':,, 1906.
.. Pany asaiat Fire on G0,g, 1'a'a1'e Con-
IN the fate of Virginia, are her,b aea ss'pil.e
iecend fall qro,a is found to !. ,. aoi,a'i ta
Is Is merely . called for, to be paid BY each n.y. ID
Of thi' company TO tAs cathi:r.geacrs a a''os
fore the hft day of Oaob.r ncs,. " "a ''Sa
The msmbers Of this company will +. !,
10 take notice, that all who fail to Conf :. ,Esi'i
this icqulhtion will ceaic to be ipfn,.a AEf viii
day fixed on for the payment Of n. t aIs' b:
until payment is made. And in o,l., sa Ga'a
this inGitution on refpeaabl. 6o. ~; Pl'''
deemed nccel1ary to motion imm.3i,,s,6 m
all dclinqnents 10 that no in4nlc.o,. giant
expected after the hr& day OF 0;tob., NV ~ o
Benjamin DMKdl, preGds,,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
WILLIAM o. XII E 7

HAS ON HAND,
Vbieb be eOiN dgpeGf If on terms a4Vaaiaes's'
TO The bpyebajt,s, far cab Or notes,
The following Articles, viz.
Diaper and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed rnarfcilles
Laces, edgings AMI gimps
Elegant black and white lace veilss
Patent do. 90.
Satin peslong and fix handkerchief
a., o.s, and Ga Cambrick mullins
India Jaconet do.
Fussians, backran,, sc. &c.
ALSO,
4 few bales of Negro Caddies, and one tsuak
fix and cotton Aiags.
January 2.
SupeGEae and fecond cloths
Kerfeymeres and fwandowns
Bearkins and fearnonghts
Durants and callinancoes
Bombazets and wiidbores
Common and boiPd camblets
Silk, cotton, and worried hoGsry
Engllfh extra long elk gloves
Silk swia and thsssa &
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
LAND for SALE.

I have about 1000 acres of Land,
equal to any in the fate OF Kentucky, lying
near Lexington, which vii! fell great bargshn !;
the title indifputab!c, and an old military
one. The terms OF the fale viii be made low
and very lengthy credit given on confdera-
bic part Of the purchsfe money. fho'e gentle
men who intend to fettle in the fate, and who
with to purchafe, may End it their interett to
call upon me. have the certificate OF the hon.
Yqbn Braekeeyidge, Efq. and Others, fhewlng
the title, ituation, quslity,e quantity and value
Of this property.
John Luke.
Auguh 81 eH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
Augua 81
N 0 T / C E.

gF ". D. SIMMS has commons
ed the Py1Eict of L,4W, and means 20 attend
the Courts Of Alexandra and Warrington cnun.
ties, in the diaril of Columbia --sthe v inchefer
Dieritt Court In Virginia, and Prince Georges
aud Charles County Courts. in Maryland.
Augua rs. IS"
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rTSHESE Bittcss have undoubtedly had thu
4 raot rapid fal- of any Pasent Mcdicine e.
yer before alcoyesed, and are iatfly appreciated
for their angular and uncommoa virtues tor re-
tsosing weak and decayed contributions, and all
chat train of complicated complaints 70 common in
the fpriug and fail feaions, fGch as iaft,mittass
Ffys,s AID dg3es, legg 44stamaal Fegers, ~.
fentsries, sc. fney are ailo very pieaiant Bit
ter for common ule, and where they are known
they havs taken the place and lupetcedea the use
OF all other blttels in puoiic houtes as well a. IN
private tamiIies.-Pflce SO cents boxs
DIR. Lees {Windhan Bilious Pills.
THE great lale and incssailng demand tor taeie
valuable pills for thcle twelve years Paft, be-
fpeak their intrinhc worth. They have proved
Gngulariy eHicacious in BilliDas and lttto5o f..
GERS, Janaaiee, Head Aacbs, Dgftstsrie'. B'Ilioas
Ck3he, Cogiutssf,, Female emplaists, tSe.
The very great demand and high eiteem 10
whica thefe pills are held throughout the United
States ana the Nsa Indies, has induced many to
coaarcrfss. them the puschaieris Fcqaeted to
abferve hat tbe name Of Samuel Lee Ion. The
ps,sntee) is affixed to each bill Of difeesions, in
his own hand writing. or they will NOT be gena.
ine. Price Sc cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
DR.. Rawlon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that dila-
greeable complaint called the ITCH. Price AZ
ents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
IN Euen1ng Sch0oI

III LOEV17tEg Ot70OO0
Will be opened by the Suslcriber, on MON.
DAY the I'd of September next, at the low rate
of Three Dollars per icholar per quarter, ink,
euilis, and wood Included aAd will teach TIL
the fra of March, provided encouragement OF
fcrs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
HinkIey's Infallible remedy for
the Piles.

PsTee so Costs a Bsx.
Very particular directions accompanying eact
at shefc valuable medicines.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
FOR SALE,
Or to Let, for q Term Of Years, or on
Ground Rent for eueY.

Or to Let, for Term Q Years, or on
Ground Rent for ever,
Four valuable Lots, on the fouth
fide of King-frcet, between Fayette and Henry.
areets each los fronting 90 Get on King. Greet,
and running back 100 feet TO II feet alley
The fituation of this property is luch tbeing in
one of the mot thriving parts Of the town. as
to make the poae6ion oft very deiirablc TO any
perfon having money 60 puvchafe, more elpeci-
ally to dealers in country produce.
Al6, jor Sale,
A Houfe and Lot, on the iouth
fdc Of King Rfeet, near Waaaingson erect, and
oppo{i,e the fore OF M. James Bacon. This
dsuation is e9aal to any ia town for budueG.
Likesoite 10 Let, far tie fern Of fen years,
An half-acre Lot on Duke and Pitt
ateses, msl eligibly dtuated for Gardes or
Clover Lot, for which purpofe any it wcsid be
rented. As manurehas been thrown up in heaps
uoon it for leveral year: the ground cannot bat
Be as rich as could be wifhcd. For terms apply
70 Mr.. Tam.s Bacon, on King, near Waning
ton Erect, or to the fubfcriber, at Motley Hall
opBoGte to Alexandria.
Thos. L. Warrington.
N. 3. To Hire BY the mQnfb,
A very likely active BOY,
About IS years old, who has from child
been accaRemed TO wait in the houfe, provided
immediate application is made as above.
May 3. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
He has Lskeoesie for Sate,

A geoesaI aaartnene of Drues, Patent Me
dicinss, Shop furniture and Viais; a few hanhs
fou,e, Hail Lamps; Indian Shades; proof vials;
EGrnce of sSpruce Patent Bl aeking Madeira
and Shessy wiae: black bottles in hogheads /;
Paints ssoaaa 10 oil; and few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which he will feli OF rcalonable terms
for csh, OF 70 pss6uai caaomers OR &0fs
crediS.
or A generous allowance will be made ct
thofe Who pufchale the ABOVE Medicines by tie
dcreo.4
March AZ. Saw
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HIP
UNITED STATES,

H. SHIP
.AMK UNITED STATES,
gK}IEeB, ]. M. SP1AxE,
szM1Nf 71lkdN Arrived at Liverpool, IN per-
SaEs9a SzlEsA feca fafety, after pafage OF 2o
ss,ss.:s:szssssssszla}s; and expected to fail about
=. h.a;,n;no &C Augua, with FALL GOODS,
f f,r Hssaua3ia and Ge0rgt.Toqon. She may be
exoestsd by the goth infant, and as We arc &C.
6rpu, If Giving her dipatch 70 as to place her at
;y.,a,oI for an early hip next fpring, for this
r;v,r -. will either charter, or take IN part
frsiaSt 20 convenient port in France, or to
ce5ys, and a Mayte., OF LIvERrooL DIRECT.
Apply TO n,.a Q, ~ ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
Ground Rents for Sale.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

'T%HElTruAees ofthe town of PRovIpENcE'
having thought it exPsdient to poltpcne
the Sale of ,h: fcvecal. LOTS in the fad town,
adxcrtifcd for fale on tbs day, until MoNpAY
the aft day of Oaober next-~N0fics Aeref'rt
Is eiyea, That the faid l'ruae:s will, on that
day. = proceed to expofe to PHBLlc SALE, to,
ready money, the feyerai LOTS in the iaid
town, agreeable to the at Of aacmbly ettabllis.
ing the fame.
Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh,
H. Cunnel, jun.
VIM. Middleton,
Daniel McChichefer,
Francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
Tohn G. Hunter.
MospAY, the roth day (2s)
: Of AuguR, 1906. . CT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14
TEom0ton's aromatic Tooth P9Fs.

For the fcurvy in the teeth aud gums, and for
whitening and Preferying the teeth. It likewlie
takes of all daagreeable iuells from the breath,
which generally srifes from fcorbutic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ule, and high
ly eteened by all thofe who value the pfeieEvati.
on of their teeth, it may be applied at all times
with the greatea fafety. 1t is neatly put up ia
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price So
ents box.
DR.. Rawfon's Worm Powders.
A msdiciae which for efficacy and fatety IN It's
operation Rands unriyzlled. The MOT anthem
sicssed proofs and refpeeabIe aashorisies OF its
afonihing virtues, and fs,rpriGng effects, in ex-
IRENE and alarm,ng cafes of worms, may be teen
assthe place of faIe. Price so cents packet.
Dr.. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir ;
Or Coagh Drops,
For Coughs, Colds, Afhmas, fpitting Of blood
and all dilesfes of the iasgs. It's merits ttands
uafiyalird. Price so ceats bottle.
DIR. CooIey's Rheumatic Pills.
Price 50 cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-14

Jonathan Fofter.
Augua re. eoiH
Ga The lower Story and Cellar Of the AGA
denny to let. Apply as above.
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PaINrINe, 81 It's vGrsaas 5r6a Sksss
sxsesea rsisb nsats:S aaa DIFF ateh.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-18
MARTLMsBURG, January IS.

.1mdge Chasc's Experimental, an.
pears to US at this period, to be the COM
mon duty OF every virtuous Editor in the
country to contribute all he can toward,
imPressing the public mind with a sub
ject, the most serious and interesting
that can at present be conceived. How.
ever popular madness or popular stupi-
dity may understand it or not understand
it, every rejecting man will view the i'm.
Peachrnentof Judge Chase as one Of the
most netarious outrages, which party vi.
olence has nseditated against constitute
onal right and the liberties Of the land.
The folly Of the people may: not see IN
The Prosra,ion judicial ire .pepdence
and the subversion of legal justice the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-18

Fact the sI-Aiter Mr.. Chase had
concluded his address, and not before, he
was desired by MIR. Burr to reduce his
motion TO writing. But mark YOU Read
er, Mr.. Chase, had no table to set at,
no paper to write on. no pen to write with,
no ink wherewith touse his paper, pen
and table If he had have had them
What then, Won will ask, was the Judge
to do ! hfsrmrdpauporis, he walked up
to Secretary OILS and begged the liberty
ofwriting at his table.
Fact the 4lh-Phe motion for contiA-
uance being thus reduced to writing, Mr..
Burr inIsrmed Mr.. Chase that the Sc
nate would oe in INT Chamber again, at
12o'clock the next day. Judge Chase
attended in that Chamber at II o'+lock
brrciseLy-No Senators however, no MIR.
Burr appear until near . O'Clock.
Fact the 5th-When the Senators
showed themselves on the I'd day it was
determined, that the Judges PRAYER
should not be granted. But mark 9Gala
Reader, no official information Ct tn
determination was given to tie jugs
notwithstanding. this JUDGE was there
waiting and stal Ing hem n s+.t.S~-!t ''nt
SAYS Mr.. Burr, " Mr.. OIL, iou vii
"g've Mr.. Chase or his Co,rs,' copy
ofttis order urCn ~pPllr~tI' L."