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Berkeley County, IS. J
June Court, 1905.
Daniel M'Kenney, Comp't,
against
Samuel Woods, Def't.

THE Defendant, Samuel Woods,
i nothaying 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, it's ordered that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in August
next, to answer the biIlof the Complain
ant, and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligsncer, for two months
successfully, and published Al the door
ofthe Court House Of the said County.
A Copy. IesIe, Y
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.
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FOR SALE,
Two likely Virginia.bofn Female.
S T. A " e S,

one sixteen the other eighteen years old.
They have been accustomed to house
and out work Apply tothe Printer.
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WARRANTED
R',oAllzg Cloths,

Superfne, Common and Midling, ofthe
hrst quality, for sale on the usual terms.
PHILIP lNADENR0USCH.
Waytinsburg, June Y, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
LEXINGTON, April 9.

A letter from gentleman at ST. Louis,
Upper Louisiana, of the 9th March. In
form, that Mr.. Morrison, of that place,
the lass fall sent party of men up the
Missouri, to cross the country, and trade
with the Spaniards of Santa Re. That
they SO far succeeded, as TO induce the in.
habitapts to trade with them; some Of
]. hom were returning with Morrison's par
ty, when they were all killed by the lndi-
ans belonging to nation who were at war
with those who served as guides TO conduct
the party. Three Frenchmen who had re-
NAMED IN the village, were also murder
ed, in revenge for some indians who were
killed at the same time.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
BALTIMORE, May 6.

rived ship Carlisle, Glsbon, 90 Gays
Iondon. Left the Lizard Point the
n slv, March; was brought to by the priva,
1os - socaster, of Liverpool. and treated
~. al;,.Iv The island of Corvo, bearing w.
pow " about fcar leagues; Soth March,
=, a. long. So, %, was brought too
~ ts'. an al armed brig of "A guns, who showed
~ colours. and ordered US to send our boat
~ ~ hasrd while we were clearing our
ISo.s ,be wind shifted in squall to N. +.
"a rendered il impossible to hoist OUT our
hoa,. rbe privateer then bore down upon
~ and said he was going TO steer south.
ara that we must follow till day light, It
bs;,g about SHUTDOWN: told him, | was
bonnd 90 the westward, and could not be
,rswerable TO run so much out of my course,
l. answered that if I did not follow him
;mmsdiately. he would FIRE into me; he
then bore awav south, reckoning me to
follow Immediately; then steered west
and ia one minute received shot through
INV fore stay sail; found there was no al
tentative but to follow, ard was hred al
dozen oftlmes in the course of the night,
and after following him "a miles out OF my
way, was at liberty TO proceed on my voy-
age.
April 18th, lat. SO, 9, long. SO, I, spoke
ship Stafford. Dnscoll from Baltimore,
bound 70 Cadiz, out days, all well 93
leagues west of Cape James, spoke ship
Dorothy, Hayes, SO 'nusro from Philadel-
mia 70 Canton, all well 9th on soundings,
spoke brig Sophia, from N. York, to New
Orleans, two days out.
April 29th, in lat. So, so, saw several
seamen's chests floating past, blowing fresh
could NOT pick any of them up next day
In lat. SO, IS, saw another chest, lowered
downthe boat and brought il on board, il
contained sundry seamen's clothes and
books, three canisters full of tea aud APP
pears to have belonged TO a person of the
name of abraham Service, of Philadelphia,
who may have every thing which was saw.
ed from the chest, by applying to the capt.
at No. As. Ann street, Fell's Point, Balti-
more.
Arrived, schr. Enterprise, Travers, II
Gays from Rsssaterre, Quad. The schr.
Manchester was to sail the same day, tor
Baltimore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
From the Federal Gazette.

It has been rumored that Bonaparte has de-
handed 80 millions of our government,
as quletuS for the trade which our mer.
chants have for some time been carrying
on with Hayti, and the reports conside-
rably corroBorated by late arrival at
Philadelphia from Nantz. Nav not the
complaints contained in the following
communication, also arise from design
in the emperor to hold fast all the Ame-
rican funds remaining in his hands The
question is an important one, and will
probably be solved in away by no means
tothe satisfaction of our countrymen.
Messrs. Iundt 81 Brozvn,
The inclosed ex-
tract shews the activity of our government
in paying us and, as a person interested,
it was interesting to me 1t may be SO to
some other of your readers !: and should
be glad to see it published in the Gazette.
Extract ofa letter from Paris. dated sh
| February, 1906.
&C The business here of the American
CLANS is not yet terminated add though
upwards of three months, especially since
the arrival of general Armstrong, we have
been all along Aattcred with hopes Of his
drawing bills on the treasury OF the United
States, fer the payment ofthese claims, it
is very uncertain when it will take place.
1t seems that the revision and re. examina-
ton of all the claims by our minister,
and by M. Marbais, is nearly at an end.
But still difficulties may occur before the
issuing of bills, on account of many claims
admitted by the French counci-gereral of
liquidation, which had been rejected by
the American commission. The French
minister appears TO try every expedient to
curtail and throw out all claims not sup
ported in the fullest manner, in order that
the mass of them should not exceed the
90 millions; but the claimants whose de-
mands are likely to be thrown out entirely,
or curtailed only, are using all their endea-
vors to prevent such loss: for should the
amount of claims be paid by the United
States exceed the 90 millions, then re-
.paratisn or contribution must be made to
cause the deficit TO be supported proper.
tionally by each respective claim.
!" BY the Interpretation which France
gives to the convention, they will insist,
that skould the &c millions appropriated
for the payment of the American claims
contemplated 10y the convention, not be
sufficient, the United States are to make
to the creditors the deficiency. But as |
believe that our government CONSTITUTES it
in different manner, should a discussion
of this subject be officially brought about
between the two ministers, | apprehend
that the whole business will be suspended
till general Armstrong gets fresh instruc-
tions from our executive on this very deli.
cate subject, and that in sach case he will
not draw single bill. Besides, after the
.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
CHARLESTON, April 90.

by the arrival of the Amphlon, we have
cesn tayoared with London papers Of the
asa, and Glasgow TO the 9TH March. AL.
,,aough these papers arc twenty days later
.nan our former accounts, they furnish
Out lew articles of any interest.
ne bill for the abolition of the Slave
Trade was, on Thursday, the 2sth of Fe-
.oroary, on the motion of Its second read :
ing lost, IN the British House Of Com
mons.
4 very iull debare took place in both
houses of Parliament, Feb. IS, with re.
sPsst to the Spanish War. In the House
u commons i, was continued for two
gays. Administration was supported by
sssmaJority OFFS in the house of Lords and
wv 10 the Commons.
SaFtain Allen, arrived on Saturday, in
ao Gays from Nevis, informs, that gri-
s'sn meet OF sail Of the line and frieates,
sassea that place on the Ssh instant. On
s4s hrst appearance of this feet the town
vas snrown into great confusion, as it was
aopp0sed to be the French Acct on re-
s urn VISIT, but the inhabitants were soon
sbs answer to their signals on
~ '0s'S the beet hoisted the British flag,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
BOSTON, May ?.
rbe French Wet India Fleet,

..ounts which we have lately
All the f an the West ladies, corhr IA
eceived iroa' Admiral l Menissis. in on his
be bsllsl au .aa, 70 France. Captain Put
fturn vos I'd at Newburyport IN twenty
|am, al,. massage from Martinique, speke;
fghs DAYS ! Dat at. 81, 80, N. and long. 81,
|ssering n 2. ~. .rr;sed here ye.,er-
Cap.a.I s.. Kits informs that he sPese
lay, ii0' Antelope nj from Gaadaloupe, the
be O!,S f which reported that he fell IN
Ea?.al e. Z French aeet in lat. Is, steeerlng
N. E.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
r E NJ O Y Il L.

AMES r u S Sc l.,
Has remoO<d bis Stare to Ryal fret, IN b4rfsf
THE OLD EAGLE TAVERN Housr, enc doa,
n0,tb Of King F'en; aubtvbs has Jya sseatd
aJn1J appS Of
German & Eaft-India Goods,
Prints, Dlmi.ies, C.l.cks, Irih Linens, &c. &c.
which he will fell BY the piece, low, for CAIN
or on fhort credit.
May Z. d
N. B. will let, for four YEAR,, the BRICK
HOUSE l have jua left, on F.irfax-freet.
] H. J. R.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10

The fehoonet Ann, of Baltims,e, on . paf-
from Aux Cages To that port, was taken by a
French privasee,--the captain of which ordered
each OF the crew los laihes. This information
We received by one OF the failors belonging 10
the Ann, who fays he reeeivsd bis xofa efarpes!
ana who arrived here, on Wednesday cyeniog
iaft, 10 the lchooner Sampfon, Captain Cox, from
St. Martins.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10

fred gun 20 leeward, and continued their
course. A small cutter went ut and
spoke one of the ships; they cnquired
For the French feet, and informed that
their squadron was composed of one half
of Aect Of IL sail, from Europe, and
that the other half had been left to Wind
ward, cruising off St. Vlncents.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
From the PdiA. J F,eemaa's 9ou,aal.

THINGS LOOK WELL TO THE WESTWARD.
Extract Of a letter from gentleman m
Northumberland county, to his friend M
this city. datea Abril 18, 1905.
/" | take this opportunity of giving you
short sketch Of the state OF politics IN
Northumberland county, as accurately as
l have been able 10 ascertain it. The Sny-
der party are running aoout with petitions
for new convention, and getting what
signatures they can in low, hidden man
ner they are afraid to let any person OF
understanding or common sense see their
petition. A Society Of Constitutional He-
publicans is forming. and memorials a.
galnst convention and for supporting the
present constitution, are in circulation, and
are'receiving large numbers Of signatures.
The Snyder party, which is composed OF
few designing ofice-hunters, whose names
will inform you OF at future time, are
trying to caiumina.e Governor M'Kean, as
much as is possible for them to utter, but
very few, comparatively speaking, will be-
lieve them. Snyder will miss it in this
county, as there wiA dea majority Of votes
for Governor M'Kesn. wish you to have
the Freeman's Journal, edited by William
M'Corkie, forwarded to me, the people
being anxious to see it, as they consider it
as the only republican paper which is fa-
vorable to the Constitution and M'Kean's
election
The captain of an eastern vessel states.
that on his passage from BsrdeaIx he had
fell in with 500 islands of ice Z!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
FOR SALE,
Crto Let, for a Term Of Years, or ON
| Ground Rent for ever,

VI w LIZ, UT c1W " 4e073, or QN
Ground Rent for ever,
-Four valuable Lots, on the fouth
fide Of King. areet, between Fayeste and Heary.
iireess; each lot fronting 20 feet on King .areet,
and running back 100 feet to u feet alley
The ftuasion Of this property is fnch (being in
one of the moe thriving parts Of the town. As
to make the poaefIion of it very deirable to any
pehon having money to purchafe, more efpeci.
ally TO dealers in country prcduce.
AJ6, for Sale,
A Houie and Lot, on the II ruth
Gde Of King areet, near Warrington e Get, md
oppolte the fore OF Mr.. James Bacon. This
dtuation is equal to airy in town for buGnefs.
Litfqvjs 10 Let, far fb, Term Of fts ,,ors,
An half-acre Lot on Duke and Pitt
areer:, noa eiigibly Gtuated for Garden or
Clover Lat, for which porpofc oay il would be
rented. AS manure has been thrown up in heaps
upon it for feyera years the ground csanot but
be as rich as could be wiehed. Flo, terms apply
to Mr.. Jzmss Bacon, on King, near Walhihg-
ton freet, or to the fubfsribeI, at Motley Hall,
oppoite to Aiexandria.
Thos. I. Warrington.
IN. B.. To Hire BY the .naafb, =
A very likely active BOY,
+ About us years old, who has from .chil
been accuAoned to wait in the houfe, psoyxsi
immediate application is, made as above. ~
May 3. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
R,,,are of Piek-pockets.

v..,.rday afternoon, Mr.. AbYah Car
e Was.rsowa, bad his pocket book
Per, y f-am him a, one otthe auction Offices
.0 his town.. The thief, having ritlsd It OF
Pr ~, dollars being all the money it con-
~ w. threw ii away. and It was pick.
1 y ~ by a school hey, near the north.
school.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
PRICES GU r r E " T,
AT


CHARLESTON, April u.
Sea Island Cotton, so cents, Upland do
Fl IL to 20 cents Flour super6ne plenty,
dull Corn, I25 te $50 cents Peas, 1913
do. Oats, 80 to 20 do. Rice, $50 te 500
cents Coffee, 80 to 81 cents; Beet, 10
to II dollars; Pork, 16 dollars to II dol
lars.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
alexandria DatIp aoberttser.
FRIDAY, MAY 10.

Married last evening, by the Rev. Tho
mas Davis, Mr.. Henry Knos Nay, mer.
chant, to MISS Marie Rose Cracrgh. both
of this Town.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
NEW-3ORK LOTTERY,
No. III.

For the Promotion IF Literature. =
THIRTEENTH DAYS DRAWING.
Prize Of 500 Dollars.
No. 12549.
Prizes of 200 Dollars.
No. 62.
Prizes of5o Dollars.
Nos. 1857, 1884.
Prizes ef2o Dollars.
Nos. 1926, 26931, 2y7O6, 2s52e, 32331,
1880.
And 1e1 of 10 Dollars.
18th DAYS DRAWING.
Prize ofaoo Dollars.
No. 27S42.
Prizes ef1G0 Dollars.
Nos. 22943, 23499, 24eO2.
Prizes so Dollars.
Nos. s5a1. 1912, 1866, 1860.
Prizes at 20 Dollars.
Nos. s177, 1926, 2o59s, 2o477, 2o173,
1857, 29444.
And rs of 10 dollars.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
April rs.
1000 bulhels SALT.

1000 bulheis SALT,
On board the icboonsr Sifters, at merchants
wharf, for Sale on very reaionable terms il
taken from on board immediately.
William HodgGon.
May s. ID 10
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
treih supply Of fk U II.

This day Received,
Per sebeon<, CITizEN, frsm ST. KRIS,
ORANGES, Of an excellent qua
lily and remarkable large.
Lemons and Lines, in fine or1er.
Cocoa Nus.
T4marinds, &c.
John A. Burford.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
Nav 10,
MUSCAIEL kAIoINS.

Jye reeeivtd and for Sale BY tbe Jabjtr;S<r,
A few boxes hra quality Mufcatei KAISINS.
1850,
A general ahortment of Dry Goods.
Which will be fold on the mott reafonable
terms.
C.. HAND.
A.: * -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10
John A. Burford.
d
May 10.
N o T / G E.

All perfons are hereby forbid TAX
ing away any OF the mQsuye co,fessd rom the
ftreets, pTeslouly 70 their contracting with the
iublc,ibI fos il. And are zEo informed, thas
in cafe they Go take it, WITHOUT cont.se, las
fome have lately dooe,l they Il De pro(ecutsd.
john Vaudeville,
Sa3erinteudant at Police.
MAY 10. dst.
All perfons are Cautioned,
Agsintt hiring, or in s,.y manner dealing with
my negro man GECRGE.- Alter this potIoe
tn law will be inforccd agsina any perfoa drs'.
ng with, or hiring bi.a.
James Keith.
Nav TO- Dor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10


whole business is settled between the two
miniaters, and every dificultyis got over,
then the emperor must ratify all their
works: unhappily, it's generally believed,
that before two OF three weeks his Imperi-
al majesty will set off Tor Italy, as part of
his household marched thither month
SINCE"
Before the Lords ofAppeal, London Febru-
arg 1, 1905.
In the case of the American schooner
Susanna, of Baltimore, Walter c. Haynes,
master, and cargo, captured, by the Gal
wav Lass, Of Tortola, on the fourth day
of September eighteen hundred and three,
carried into Tortola and there acquitted,
by the honorable Judge Byam; the cap
tors obtained liberty to appeal to the
Lords of Appeal but did not proceed
therein within the time limited. Therefore
the former sent snce ofjndge Bayam was
affirmed, and vessel and cargo, or proceeds
restored.
TBalt, AmeY,1 8
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-10

The captain of an eastern vessel states,
that on his passage from Bardea1x he had
fell in with 500 islands of ice /!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02

I The house resumed The consideration
oithe repor, of the committee OF .pFiyile.
scs AID elections, on the petition of John
Woodward, and after some time spcnt
therein,
On COTTON made,
oraere'. Fiat the said report do lie up
on The liable.
The orders OF the day on bill, . To
prevent slaves being brought into this
''a's and on The stale OF the common-
veal b, bong read
Ordered, That the same be put off till
o-niorrow..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02

Richmond. Dec. q. 1904, =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02
IIAMiITCG'S


fs reeornrn cried as an invaluable medicine for,
ths fbeeaY reiss and pcrnfsren, cure Of fhe ea5i-
Gus complaints which rcfult from d'f;pssed plea
Observation-Disclosures IN climates
n7fs~orsshie to the contribution the immode1
ts,s usr ~ tea frequent amortization, or Try p
fher dca-uttive irt-mpersnes--, tnS.i'sm OF
ss:snfive NE Of rescury--tkc d;feafes peculiar
10 females at certain period Of liie--bad iyiogs
10. &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02
EIsgd4af AccomplisHll

a ihs Williamsburg Academy. wsic,, is row
:, = devoted solely 70 the edrcauon Of yoars
'Hiies, arrangements HSse Been laseiy made Cor
tns,s ins' .'ion IN the elegant arts of Drawing
ana az = a'nsing.
The society OF Williamsburg has ever seen
considered pecniiads tavosable 10 youthful i.n-
provemens' ana tire nasnesf OF young ladiesFson
every part Of the STATE, who tor thar otieft, a.
wen as tor the purpo,e Of irstseaier, aaa.lais
Nsse'Np.s ,1ere y PIVOT OF the extens;ve inf-
euee on ems o2rnor- : e nscn'sEsd ~ th,s cif
eanss'ance. M. Andsssqn he's eEdeascSed 70 cons
eentrax within h's institution every pcss;b.e adj
ytn'sse lss .tne aeSasapsshusent OF young aides
In, ING Various oran'pes OF poine estlcStiop. IN
sna,''2n = ms Scnoo' Tor s'ier ,uicn IN the En-
'.sa s''s srsnSn iansasSes' ana wish view to
~. :.'.sy mere a,usSye
ana inssress,rg hs has a,slynporsSi YER large
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02
ThN THOUSAND POUNDS sDNNAots-
LACEY npbiished, aud for saie BY s. Plea
sanfs, jr. Richmord.

LACEY fpbiished, aud for scie BY s. Plea
ssnfs. jr. Richmord.
SUMNER ASHES.
Trials Of Ennis. county Of Clare. Jrelend, o.,
e7tli iuly. 1904 before the hon. Baron Smith and
asrecialjury.
A REPORT,
OF 'rHE' rrrAI. or hr5 AcT1oS ron DAMkc Is,
Brought by the Reverend Charles Massey AZ
gsinst she most noble fhe Marquis of Hsadfort,
from criminal conversation wiki plaintiffs wife,
damages laid AZ C 1900. taken in shor, hand
by an en1iNent Eanisser
This Important and interesting trial rray be
read without exciting a blush on the most inno-
cent cheek. On The whole abilities Of lie l.
rish bar was hrongh, into assion, and perhaps
such display Of eIoqnfuce aud taents was never
/ exhibited on any former occasion
The vehement imagination Of Mr. Hore. the
| polished and artfni statement Of Mr.. Quin. tho
lurr.inovs perspicuity of Mr.. Ponsonby and thai
unbounded range Of fancy in
Mr. CUpVAN,
Which in aspeech occupying twenty SIX "a oes
sci led ~ iis progress on whatever cred ;tsfl
IN literature or eloquence. 70 sJorn or ,Elsnina,
he subject, we've 20 be found each a, It's place a
order, and no doubt can exist 50 long a. the ~,
lions. 81 Judgment science ard eioouenee A.
idcar 20 the minds of nca of taste aud leart,,o
this production will be pesnsei nv hem vii
crtsvtainrrent and dehght---but IL NAV he slio-
ed an higher aim. the lawyer will not only 4,
rive information frori its pernsal, bnt II viii =,
eife Oh similar occasions an enulatiye excrtiou
rs bar.
49, n 49,. 49,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-02
Fshn's ,rue and genuine
German Corn rlai1fr.

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ing thepn, root and hrapeh without giving psia.
Ire Genuine perjfea LSijen.
So celsrated zr.cng rts fashionable thfosph-
eus rurops. - m Invaluable cofns;ie, perfectly
lnaoc,nt sad rafc. free from corro6vc and repc-
iea. inrtai- ti'e basoi etter ioiicn-) and o. m.
ssral's,.i -HcsS in yfevert;pg and removing
hiea6acs u the lace and hiry OF every kind
rsrgietlssIg feetics. pirplcs. irnsrums'cry red
ref., fcnsFs. ,esfers. ring worms, fun burns,
pfietly tca.. ~ ---7ae pe,Gsn LOTION o7sra'ss
mildly. sithcr, inpejirg ths, nstnral, infsncbia
rrrfciYs,,ou. which 4 eGentid 20 health yer it.
ea.s. arc foecdy ard pernisnens rendering the
Kin dsfe-;ely fof, apd dear inrFov;ry tie -om-
p,esinn a..d reaosicg tse tloe'n Of yenfh--pe-
yer s,aiuz 70 Fesss~ an ord'nary eounteo,nee
br,s;;fai AMI hspsfcfne ore more -.
9bs Refsrativs P1zodsr jor tie
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