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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-26
Fran tie PhiIadeibhiq Gazette.

Fran the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
/. u correspondent anxious to be satisfied
a point of which he has recently been IN.
y :1%ed' begs MIR. Jefferson or some of
40 n'ends, explicitly to answer the follow
ia MIR. Jefferson at the time general
,I5 uNiq had possession of part of Canada
S''ess to HIM confidential letter?
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This is to give Notice,

r1,HAT the iabfcrihcr, of Alexandra couasy..
l in tn. diavia Of Columbia, hath obtained
letters Of administration the per(ona, e0ate OF
Robert B,s.vs, late of the COMFY atorefaid, de-
ccaf.d all psrfons having claims sgaiua the laid
deceafed. are hereby warned TO exhibit theH
with tie vouchers thereof, TO the fpbic.iber, on
or before the Cd day OF November next. or they
nav by law he excluded from all benefit to fald
sfa,e. Given under my hand, this ID day Of
Augua, 1906.
40 DIXON BRITTlNGHAM, A1m''.
kagua 8. %a"z"
". B. All perfon. indebteato the az We 81
at, see RIO caod tc make immediate paya
ia the aduIniarssor.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-26

to which they allude OF walca nc nas ss-
crived the .rlsst respectable aad dice. in-
formation.
From sae Connecticut Caurans.
Messrs. PkfsTGag,
Since voa have de-
votef part Of your useful paper 70 agri-
cultural concerns, think it will be more
aud more extensively useful than for
merly. The motto of the Farmers
Repository from Dean Swift, IL trn,h,
which, If universally known and believed,
would be a more efccsu.l weapon sgalnss
the rant Of fiery poiiucians, with whose To-
cubrations some of our newspapers are
filed, than che most elaborate argument
and profound r-sonins.
As YOU have requested conmunlcat'ons
for this part OF your paper. am induced
10 contribute my mite for, mot Oh Inlor-
marion. I, the American Museum pub
Iished in Philadelphia for November 1888.
10 an ESSAY On the culture Of burnei Grass,
from which the following are extracts:
y One acre will produce upwards ot
three loads Vt nav, and abave forts busueis
seed. Horses are fonder Of this seed than
they are OF oats. 6urset bears seeds twice
q wear, asd will besides Weld good
sprng crop. II is not only good for horses,
but for all manner of cattle, even for
swine."
-'' After fsedinga piece of Burnes of sc.
ven and an half acres n The spring, with
ewes, lambs and calves, obtaioed IN the
following ,Julv from the same, two hundred
bushels Of very clean seed, as MANY sacks
of chaff, an1s en- loads If Aav inten or
twelve days after, turned into II seven
COWS, two calves andt horses. They AZ
throve verv remarkably, and TIE cows gave
more aud we thnnghr richer milk thanin
any other pasture The veather was now
exceedingly drouthy, aud all our pastures
we're burnt up VET the Burnet dourished
md grew away az ifit had shower ssery
week"
$. The COWS ate it greeile. The horses
were not so fond of II unil two or three
.!avs. when they fed well apon it. The
quantity of the cows milk was very much
increased in about four or FIVE days, but
ths Gavar Of the cream superior TO any &C.
YER tasted"
!" Mr. ROGUE the discoVsrer, has found
bv experience thar It will grow nshe driest
land f,r he planted some otitIn the graz
vel walks If MS earden, where every thing
else is burnt up in the summer
From the agreeable avor It Garden
Burnet aud the copious quantity OF seed IT
produces. was led to conjecture that 1t
might be the kiad mensionef iU the essay.
sowed some Of it on dry, rich piece OF
ground, but from the result of the exPeri-
m mt. ana convinced II is not the kind -
Shoald any of the readers Of the Reposi-
tory" have made experiments OF this grass
and foundis as useful as represented ia the
essay aforementioned, they are requested,
thra' the medium of the Courant. TO give
infernallou to ttse public, and also where
the seed may be procured.
Having small farm, under high state
of cultivation, have made some expert
menta ii. farming, such Of which as may
be though, useful, may be the subject OF
some future communicates.
BENJAMIN ELY.
Sims5ury, April 1905.
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Leonard-To7vn Races.

THE Lesaa 4 Toeu< foelty. Gre kAsas'
are the r;th and Ieth Of oaoe y next
The fra day's is for FORTY GOlNsAS, ana
the leconi for TWENTY GUINEA assee-
able to the rules Of laid club.
By order.
Auoua. as, zaw7s
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.
Ran away from the fa5ftrios', ~ Maich att,
hEGHO NAN, nsmed
d I { K,

y BOUT o Zee, hi5 n, 40 years Of age, flea.
~ de, uske his r,eht hand tw'fed, oce i'on-
ed by burt, one Of bs ankles f"elied,. w''ch
cavfrs hin, to Imp when walking WAS iormer-
" III. property OF Mrs. Ba,e1, on the Capit'l
I'M City OF Warrington To sny perfen who
will take 40 fsid Negro and fs,n'e him in jail'
I will give Ten Dolla,s; if taken OPP 70 mics
from hore AMI brought to ne, Ter Datfa,' and'
all r.afnab.s charges, and in proportion u more
than 20 z,i'es-,-and it EFT OF the tats l6iTy
DOlgars anu all fssionabls charges.
John BENTON.
M1n,g sm-ry County, nsar the Mouth :
of aenocacy. Aug q. ) raw3w
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Simsbury, April 1905.

Est,asy1;aa,- (aeetDTss If i'll fsr:ass. Al
uabroksn ferries of misfortune runs through every
leen: Of tn. lives of fome men; Others have Pc
,iosicai re.u,as Of funhio: and Of made. The
following anecdo,e, which. ws believe TO be au.
,h.ntic, ihows fuch rapid fuecefion of i'll for.
tune, ais M, often knowo II teaches an ule
full lefToa Of pa,ience, ard its concluaon will
fsrni(h an antlote TO defoair. During the Pc
Rod OF the LAT war, re(oeeablc tradrfman and
hin owner of Sunderland failei from Hull, in
ane of hrs hips for Memel, whese the fhin WAS
bynt. FIe then took paGage far Lei:h. in a
v.Icl which was caR sway on Memel bar. lie
ea,a gel another paGag. third vcde|, which,
TO his great dilappointmsas, failed without hin.
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dollar,

lou will observer that those expended by
.as gun boats, armed briggs, & soldlery, are
Ss,e"'roasly given TO US gratis, they proba.
Wy eoucelVing that the opportunity afford,
g them of showing their uadaunted cou-
rage vas worth the exptnce,
:, VIZ. ~ swc.sy fuac Founders, Is eishseens
Ma 81 twelyss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-09
| COLUMBIAN LNN-c0NTLNUED.
ISAAC cAusTEN

n ESPECTFULLY informs his
N friends and the public, that he has
leased for = term Of years, that exten-
sive and well known house, the CO.
LUMBfAN INN, one door above the
corner Of Howard in Baltimore street.
Tothosc acquainted with the.superi.
or convenience and situation of this va-
luable property, nothing need be said.
To strangers itInay be necessary TO OBJ
serve, that IL IS situated inth most plea.
SAINT and healthy part Of the city, and
surrounded with respectable mercantile
houses, therefore obvious to the conve.
nience of country merchants, travellers,
&c. @: d
To this extensive establishment, !.
CAUSTEN solieits the patronage of
his friends and \ generous public, and
begs leave to assure them every thing
on his part shall be cxerted TO, merit and
secure their appreciation.
Baltimore, August $, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-09

WHEREAS l did pass my obliea-
wv zion 70 Daniel Vanmetre, ON the
fourth day of May hast, for the sum of
TWO thousand ave hundred and thirty :
three dollars andthirty-three cents, pay
able on The FIRST Of September next, being
the balance due for the purchase Of three
huadred and nineteen acres of land, at
opeckon Bridge. Berkeley County, Vir-
gina; said Vanmetre did on same day
bind himselfto convey said land TO me
by clear title and general warrantee at
or before the payment Of said balance. /;
and whereas I have been since informed,
BY good authority, he the said Vanmetre
cannot comply with his obligation, nor
give clear title 20 the whole Of the land.
| do hereby forewarn all and every person
whatsoever, from taking an assignment
Of my obligation, as I am determined
not to pay any part of said obligation un-
I'll said Vanmetre fully conplieswith his
obligation to me. Civ en- undermy hand
this thirtieth day of July, 1905.
JACOB MIDDLEcALF.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-09
1900 DOLLARS REWARD.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY,

YESTERDAY about. IL O'Clock in
3 i the forenoon Mr.. John Peter, an
officer Of THE Bank Of Columbia, was
stopped on horseback on the road be-
tween this town and Alexandria, and
within about two mileso the latter place,
by some unknown william, shot through
thebody with apistol, and robbed OF a
sum Of money in his possession belong
ing to this Institution, which he was tax.
ing to Alexandria, for thepurpose ofex-
changing with the banks there. =.
The whole sum taken amounted 10
eighteen thousand one hundred and fur
teen dollars and sixty.fpe cents, made
up in several packages, among which
were ~. s, Dollars
I Post note ef che bank Of Virgil I soo
mia for "o
ditto of the bank of Alexandriafor 500
! ditto Of the same for 500
! ditto of the same for $50
I do. ofthe bank Of Potomac Si49 69cts.
A check Of the Union Bank, on. the
Bank of Alexandria, drawn by r. Hig.
inbotham, Cashr. In favour of Grestham
& Devarau, by them endorsed and by
BENZ. Stoddert, and c. Smith, Teller.
There we're also parcel Of post notes
Of the Bank of Alexandria for 5 100 and
for s so eatn. The remainder was in
current notes, principally Of the banks
Of Alexandra and Potomac, and some
few Of the bank Of Virginia of different
sizes aud denominations. - .,----
As the Attack was Sudden, and the:
Wound received Of 4 nature to deprive
MIR. Peter instantly of his senses Caltho'
il is now hoped he viii recover the de-
scription obtained may not be very aecu.
rate, As far as We are inforrned-the
man who perpetrated the act, is of mid
die stature, good countenanee, and had
a genteel appearance. He had ona dark
blue or black coat, nankeen pantaloons,
shoes, and black hat, he was on foot
and alone at the time, but may have had
aceomplices concealed, and viii probably
change his clothes. j. ~ ~. e.
Five Hundred Dollars viii be given
to any person or persons, who will de.
tect and bring to conviction the robber.
and one thousand dollars additional for
the recovery Of the whole of the money,
OF in proportion for any smaller sum re-
coSered-Should there be accompliees,s
and one Of them make a discovery, so
that itleads to the conviction Of the rob-
Der. Of 10 the recovery Of the money he
shall receive the above reward; and in
terest win be made to obtain his pardon.
WILLIAM WHANN, Cashier
\efthe Bank 81 Columbia.
Georgetown Jalys', 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-09
TAXI NOTICE.

AL persons indebted the estate Of
Joseph Evans, jur. decd, in any man.
ner whatever, arc requested 10 come
forward Immediately, and discharge
what may be due, As no; longer ind1l-
gtnce can be giyens-all those who have
claims against the said estate, are also
desired 70 bring them in properly attest-
ed for settlement. g 4s-E=,,
ROBERT sNeDGRAss, Exr.
| August 3, 1905. - H. a.
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MARTIMsBURc, Asu., 5.
TIE FLEETS.

The tiP-toe expectations Of pithy and
singuinary deeds in the West-fndia seas
by the rival fleets Of Great Britain and
France have. passed off in disappoint-
ment. The tale of warlike operations
is no longer heard from that quarter
The floating castles Of both the contend
ing parties have quilted the low latti-
tudes and where we shall next hear Of
theirarrival is matter Of guess work
only. - Co., -
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Miller .Wanted..

'yT7ANTEDim Immediately, at 1.-THE Mill
w of Major Elisha Boyd, on Mill.
Greek, Berkeley County, asa Miller, a
Young Man of industrious habits, Of
good character, and who is well aeqaaint-
ed with the business--To such an one
liberal wages win be given.
JAMES cHENoWETH:
August 9. 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-09

II DO hereby forewarn allpersons from
/ harbouring or employing my son
George Marlatt, rs | am determined to
prosecute every person so doing TO. the
utmost extcntof the law.
ABRAHAM MARLATT.
Berkeley County, August ., 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-09
From the Ns.1-7ark american Citizen.
q" TRIPoLITAN CAPTIVITY.

n letter fIom Jonathan Co1pasry, Esq.
surgeon efthe late JSigdte PHILADELPHIA
= a, no1o captive in TripoE, to DR..
MeehsA, dated 24M November, 1904.
Dear Sir, III !
-" hope you viii excuse me for the
liberty | take in suggesting to you a few
remarks which have occurred since my
captivity. The bashaw has taken me
from the prison where my fellow okcers
are confined and ordered me to attend
his sick slaves who are principally Nea-
poiitans, negroes, and our unfortunate
crew. Some of'the latter / this morning
saw chained 90 n cart loaded with stones
which they were dragging through the
town to repair the forti6ca,ions,s They
complain muchof hunger, cold and la
Dor, aud the lash Of the whip. Econfess
1neyersaw any thing that wodnded INV
feelings equal to the sight Of those poor
fellows; j have liberty to walk In the
town. but am attended by Turk who is
loaded with weapons of war. Iamrnot
allowed to visit any of the Notifications
NOR any Of the foreign consuls. Cant.
Bainbridges's endeavours to relieve the
wants OF his, crew are often counter
manded by our new masters. Five Of
our countrymen have turned Turks. and
hye have paid their last debt TO nature.
Diarrhoea and Dysentary have often ap-
peared among our crew, but on free
use OF Carbonate of Soda (Natron)
which i found in ABUNDANCE in this
country, and often white washing the
walls Of the prison with lime where they
sleep, tsoon disappears. Our crew are
now very healthy. - - Z :
During the several attacks upon this
town by our squadron under the COM
mand of Commodore Preble, many
Turks were killed and wounded, and
several men much burnt BY the exPlosi-
on oftheirown powder. ! had an op-
portunity Of seeing their method Of cur
ing burns in particular, many of which
extended over the whole body. The
sBashaw had ell of his wounded brought
% an apartment in the castle where he
visits them and makes them present Of
ten dollars each. He then orders his
surgeons and mamelukes to dress their
wounds !; he often assists with his own
hands. The Mameluke. are his body
guards /; the Marabonts are employed
70 sxpel evil spirits and make intercsssi-
on with Mahomet their prophet for
their recovery. Those that were burnt.
were first anointed with honey, careful.
y preserving the akin IS much as posi-
bic and keeping the parts exposed to the
AIR. They then sprinkle the ulcered
parts, If any, with fine powder Of
white lead, (Ceruse) this isrepeated At
short intervals until seab is formed,
that Is carefully preserved until cure
is accomplished, which IS remarkably
soon.
hope and expect that in due time
my country will honourably and to the
astonishment of Barbarians and tyrants
hberate Us from the chains Of slavery,
and restore Us to our native land, that
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.AKEN up BY ,he subscriber living:

TAKEN up by the subscriber living
i about Eve miles from Martias-
burg, between the Warm Spring and
Watkins's Ferry roads. a bay Horse
about fourteen and a half hands high.
6 orr years old, shod all round, which
appears to have been done some time, as
his feet are very long and shoes loose,
no brand perceivable, or any other par
ticular mark, appraised 10 sixty eight
dollars the owners requested to come
and prove his property, pay charges and
take him away.
WIN. PENDLEToN. !
Berkeley County, Augusta, 1906.
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber win dispose Of at
J. public sale, on MONDAY The a5th
instant, being the lst day Of August
court, all his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, sush as Beds and Bedding,
Bedsteads, Fables, Chests, ehaIrs,
Desk and BeauTeau, one correr Cnp-
board, one Stove, Joiner's Tools, one
Horse fit for the saddle or & 4, one
Mare and Colt, and one excellent Mich
Cow, besides other articles too tedious
to mention. A reasonable credit will
be given, which win BE made known on
the day Of sale.
: 80 JARVIS JEFFRIES.
Martinsburg, August9, 1905,
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TAKE NOTICE.

yTIHEREAs my wife Ruth, has left
w my bed and board, without any
just cause, this is therefore TO fofewarn
all persons from trusting her on my aez
count, as ! am determined NOT to pay
any debts Of her contracting after this
date.
So GREvENER eRIsT.
Back Greek, August Q, 1905.
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ward, and interest made withthe COVER
nor Of this state to obtain for him ! full
and free pardon.
DAVID HARRIS, Cashier.
July 20. ,sss
Few instances have occurred ofa more
daring robbery than theaboye-ths ear
\ ~ hour At which il was done, and the
public situation Of the bank, would al
most insure detection-added to this,
there is a guard of two Watchmen con.
stantly kept 1t the Office. door from about
9o'clock, and we understand person
sleeps in the bank, bur so well were they
acquainted with the place, that nothing
occurred evento raise an alarm-nor was
II known till they had completely made
their escape-from the weight of the
j, chest at least four persons must have
been engaged to have carried l.. e, g
The iron chest was found by some
boys bathing in jones' Falls. near the
lower bridge, but is contents were "a
ken out. Z. ~ gszv,Ez#'1--
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Capt. Half ofthe ship Charles, informs
us'that on the24th of June the harbor oil
Cadis was blockaded by S sail of the line,
two frigates and a cutter, underline com
mand Of Adm. collingwood.
He also informs us that the u. States
gun boat No. 5, from New. York, com.
manded by q lieutenant, and having IS
men on board, was captured by three
Spanish Privateers in the Gut Of Gibral-
Ear, after smart engagement, and car.
ried into Algesiras, where, in eonse-
quence ofthe spirited remonstrance oil
the American officer, she was reported
70 be given up. The day previous TO
her capture, three gun boats and two O.
ther American vessels, schooners, sail
ed to the eastward from the harbour Of
Gibraltar. az I. Der. Aap. ]
The British packet Princess Eliza
bcthleft Falmouth on the. 18th June
Captain Kidd brought no loose papers j;
and infotms Us that no event Of impor..
lance had occurred during the week pre-
yious TO his departure. [Ril.l
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happy land the thoughts Of which Is
healing balm to our souls in their misc
rable bondage" +:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-05
This is to give Notice,

THAT the fubfcriher. of Charles county,
a in the Gate of Maryland, hath obtsine
from the Orphans Court Of Alexandra county
IN the dinria of Columbia. letters of aJu7iniRsa
ton on the perfon,l efate Of Eaeck Magrudt,
Lylts late of the county laN aforefaid, deceafci,
with copy OF the decrafed's will annexed al
Petfons having claims asainff the laid deeeafed
are hereby warned to exhibit them with the
vouchers :he.eof, to the fnbfctiher, on or before
the 9Th day Of March next. otherwiie they NAV
by law be excluded from all benefit Of the faid
eitate. Given Under my hand this 9Th day o.
September, 'Sos.
William H. Lyles, Adm'r.
N. B. All Pcrfons indebted to the fad eRate
are requefted TO make immediate payment TO TIE
Administrator.
September 5. aaw2n
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-05

~ ceseffS A1"sFI1c from tfedQlnG ln the steps
which have led TO the extinction Of so ma
ny ancient republics; an European nation
has recently furnished another example Of
The effects of excessioe HJerty.
To aPpriae my fellow.cnlzens of the
danger OF too much liberty has been a.
nongst my earliest, though humble efforts
| have always professed myself an admirer
of the nicely balanced Roman Republic,
down to the sGracchi; detester of that
nnfuflate liberty by which 1t was destroyed.
An admlrer of the commonwealth of A.
thens, as it came OUT of the hands Of So
Ion, and for q short season after; detess-
err OF iss government under the alteration
made IN it by a succession of ambitious de-
magogues.
With mird flied with these events. &
mourning the fate of a deladed man, have
thought it my duty to warn my fellow.ci-
tizens of the dangers which beset them.
Thank heaven the seed OF democracy
though sown in this country is yet in
the blade. If it be- permitted to ripen, tho
the people must help to gather Ia the har.
vest, the demabsgues alone will fatten on
the crop.
Look abroad and around How are some
Of them employed? Busy in obtaining
changes in our constitutions ard institutions,
friends good and lucrative Offices Ne. No.
Calculated to secure the liberties OF the
people \!
Nav merciful aad kind providence o
pen the eyes of,hc people beforeit BE- tow
late. before every lhieg valuable in oar
laws and constitutions be destroyed by the
hend democracy,
The hypothesis in the motto, that the
American governments are complete and
perfect democfacies," having attracted at
tention, and the term democrat being as
sumed by some citizens, the pernicious
tendency and object of its PRONUNCIATION,
gave rise to two essays published in the
Anti.Demecrat Of The fst and 18th of July
last under the signature of The Mirror (;
in which this new doctrine was examined
and our governments shewn to be republics
ITO these two ESSAYS reply has appear.
Gu III tue aurora, III sixteen NUMBERS, tnti"
tied /" A yindication Of the democratic
constitutions ofthe United States" signed
The Editor" (2S)
II is proposed to renew the subject in
few papers, under the following general
heads.
1. To examine the authorities relied
upon by the editor to prove his hypothesis,
thar, the American governments are in
every respect complete aud perfect de mo.
cracies."
2. To ascertain what is meant BY the SUI
preme OF sovereign power OF the state, and
where it resides.
8. To shew that the best informed a.
mong the ancients, who have written re-
specting the different kinds of government
distinguish between democracy and
republic And
4. To shew that the highest ancient au-
thorl,ies, and ASCENT examples, confirm the
position, &c that republics have tendency
to degenerate into democracirs.
(2s) Aurora, Aug. IS, II. 10. 10. 20
p, %, "a, IS, 90, ~, %. 80, 81. Sept
7, 8,-.-l803.
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FIVE DOLLARS Reward.

A SECONDED from the fervicc of the fuh
N fcriber. Oh the 3rf uirimo, Mrgr0 Man
named BOB, failnaker by trade, about Gv.
feet fix inches high, remarkably eretf in HI.
gait and iloven)y in his apparel, of which he
took hut very fender fupply with him. 1t i.
prefumea that he is lurking about the town, a:
he was ieen yeRerday evening rear the wharves
The above reward will be paid for hrs apprehep
fon and delivery. All matters of veGeIs snt
Others are forbid carrying him off at their peril-
r. B. Jamehon.
September s. d.