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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
AII2GE : I'ANTI7'I or FRESH
Glover Seed
Tor sale, "
JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martipsthr., MArch29, 1905.
~ Nc .NEDIE1

w III. stsNA this season at the sub
W >,rl,er. ;lAntation near Martins
burg fon VIII Capt. NJ. Tate lrrlv
lived aSt cover mares at FIVE doh .rs
rheytxTr, one dollar and a half cash the
single leap, and eight dollars to lis ire 4
to4l.. he money for the staSon to be-
paid the 15,h Of S-ptr mber, and tor in.
Sursnec when the mare proves with tod.
Young Mrdtcv is a hn !som- iron
gray, httesn and : half hands high and
tou, wears old in WAY next. He is slr,
gAn,lr formed, and has tvtrv mark OF
good horse. The i"ll >winC pedlgrrr
will .hew from What stock he 10 drscen.
ded.
Young Medley wa7 foaled in Nav
1901, his dam bv Fr,|~rAl, who's sire
Was the imported St. G-nrge,, his grand
dam by Spot, imported bv Mr.. Ralph
Normle\ Of RICHMOND county his sir,
FlorlHel, who's sire va, gray Diomed,
bred by Mr.. John Ta,lor OF Mount Al
~, the sire Of Doomed was the import,
ed Medley, FIo,iIel'. dam Louiza b>
Asrr's's Eclips, which is the dam Of the
celebrated Cup Bearer. The above is
all exact copy, of Young Medlr>'s pedi.
gree. Given under my hand this 22t
dAv ofcNarth, 1905,
PRo>r>CA MCoRNAcK.
The season H. begin the first Of A.
P'l and end the first of Iulv. Grea,
Sarc will be taktnot mares put to Med
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29

T7HE Sn5ecriber re:'u7~ t.. most
l grateful acknnNi,' .:ncnt, i, It,,
friends al i the pull fpr:nt enco> ,.--
men he has exPer,rr> ed, ~Hd respects
Ull: informs them '''tt he has Just re-
c'iv,l, anI will constantly keep los sale
at his BlarE'm'tns s p in the IN i'm
stree NMIn%hurg oprs>tr to the In
dram Chief Tavern, Il v9ry large AND
Comnletr assortment Of -
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ISAIAH LUPTON.
ISAAC LUPION.

March 10, 1905.
\. b. One Eiundred and Fifty Dol
lars only will pad l4'I.ken in til, c5un-
ty OF Hambshsfs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29

nner, the Ma7Ut'cturer and the Ner-
chant. ~y>>
As it may multiply complaints, Ell
thu pretended or real, under the raw of
nations, it must add to the ludicrous
embellishments of an administration,
whose INDIGESTION has long been the re-
Proach OF our own, and The rld!,ule Of o.
Their nations.
But the renewal of TIE war il the
West Indies is 81 stii' deeper concernAs
it may tend to spread the sr"ursr "tNsl-
low fever among the Islands, aud to in
crease thr danger OF its introduction in-
to this countr,.
Dh;t Pen
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29
NARTLNSRURG, March 80.

Sickness has compelled It's 70 delay the
t"6t"atIoa cfMe AteUgrncrr one day
legend its "'Ho! time ofaRpr".nce.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29

THE subscriber has to rcnr Smiths
l. Shop, with Dwelling House ad-
inin,nS, in good situation Tor + Wt.k-
smith, he tenn. " i'll h. IN a. eI~r.
ROBERT SNONGH ASS. a.,
BAIk Creek, March 90, 1855.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29

General James Wilkinson, has BEEN
0t2'intrd by the President otthr United
States, G0Vtrnan !CUtper Louisiana.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-29

On Sundv, March So, Nes.rs. De
Gresham, Sauve, and Drrhistv, cohpos-
ing the legation from Louisiana, lctt
Washington for Ner-O:IeAns. Though
the prayer Of the remembrance urged has
not, in all respects, been compile with,
yet much strong sronnd ha. been gained.
Their admiss!blllty into :hc union with
out an amendment to- tue constitution
has received the legislative SAM ton +;
and altho' the evtnt> according to the act
passed this session, is rendered drCcn-
dent on the inhADitAnts rt Louisiana "a
mounting to GO,OpO, vet shruiA cirrum-
stances /, commend an earlier aGmiSsl-
on all constitutional restraint IS remov-
ed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
E2AMBIE.
FROM TIE BALANCE.
FE y + K A L | S W.

80. " You wer. usi
To i,y, extremity WIS N. srler OF fplrits: ;:
That c!n.bon cE,ancs. common nrn could bear !;
Thar, whca The iea was calm, all boats alike
Sh. va maAerhIp 10 floating. Fortunes blows,
When rois art,k hoiEe, Being gently warded,
a nabic canrias. voa were as'd 20 load n.
Nnh PIC er,s ,nas wou.d axe irwin ,ble
The hast thai cnnn'd ,hem."
sk@E,leor.
With paia ard disappointment We a'icorer, il
Tome OF Oh. ryo,ler editors, evident .isms & Gel
pordencv; With pam, hrcaafe Il has an injb.ious
,entc cy with A.'sppoin;!nenr, bccaufe We "a
believe, tina, icdcTajihs knew better how 10 bear
sdverGiy. Esithst nations, individuals, ieats
aor foc,etics, caa exP-t: 10 e'joy uninterrupted
pro!p-.iry and happiness. Every thing human
IS fsoic1tto chansei and nothing more 70 than
.polltica. parties. FeGe.aias have had glorious
dsr; giorioas, becaase, when their fun was in
It's zenith, their acts were tempered with juaice
and raodeu,ion their power. was nor abu!ed /;
they we're no, intoxicated with PROPERTY. Aim
ins only at the public good, tAey calmly. seiied
On. lie ,,u5lic fes,,nsns to, import. They invi.
ted their OPPONENTS TO invsaigate their neafares
with freedom aud. rpofug on toe conici:us
re ai,uGe OF t!.er motives,,key lmiled cenefnptu.
oufly on all who csilta III; Il motives in 9uetti n
But their opponents were ambitious, cunning,
/ .r,fuL perlsveiing and inAnarioos beyoud exam.
lie. They were not d,!hca tened by defeat.
They tuck 8, DO means. how:ver bafe. They
were cot asa!hei By aet-ftiar. They sigs.scet
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
PHILADELPHIA, Ian. "a.

i,;::roct q q letter fr.>' .n~tinifue, dated
Dc, cabcr Is.
:. Captain ". intor,ns me, TIE under
writers in the United SUITS wish to have
iii, IT, ,ai yonS;irc1 in STATE othIockade,
ana lem nd 'real'urs in propor'ic- to the
s0?,a,rG rise. presume before the
yeItipt OF ihis they wiil BE otherwise in
formed; there has not been any Blockade
here .lncc AuCuet last during the tlonths
ot August and September several Amer-
can vessels were carried in:o rcrtola, An.
tiSaa and Domi iGue, for AL ludic ton,
"nJcr ,h,rge rfhrssrh # hi2cka3s, VIXEN
waiting their sen'eace positive order
arrived from England ipr tie delivery of
ever American vessel 20 sen, in, IT the
same ;ime censurirc 10 severe t, IA the
,H,~a! usRy ;aa;i.n oi.cnmmodors Hood.
/" have dee me / it Necessity TO give YOU
ms information, for your future govern
meat. Attic sometime keep invicw tina,
cur vessels are liable 20 he overhau!sd By
British m-n OF war IL thar case IT'S only
necessary 70 nave prorer certificates pro-
;""tF. and IA. the return was actually pur.
lc,;sSd with the proceeds OF the outward
: re-r ,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

" der GEES, until they have at length CARES tie
afceEdescy. virWng the swo parties as th's
now h.nd, can the fcfeialrls Zee any eaui- {
delponten,y Nay, have they not the aron; \:
evidence, thar their pe'.t,cal epponen's a'e II
to become Their own eXtcuttGe's. Ire tsi
. is ave nsw arfTssds, tns Eicdy he gh,t:"
w',ch they muaevsh.rsiiy tail by Iher own
discretion. Mad. ir,exic.isd, heated with u
,:nss.a! 7saiois, si<y, lote .sls OF rrudeee>s
'h:y ,u'n .heir powe ,sa'o IN Gag Inc OF Der'e,'-
ton thy put gag SC the m>u'a OF l'us1
AID con,owe'iouNy tsuus ther 'a"qu ih'd G"
mes. SelEh, jrsopa sna, d'itrSit'u, they qus,.
'el ssonsitihe.nsivcs e, the fpoils ganed N w.
.ory they have no So Etsnce. IN each otht,
they inhsbt a ctszy .shd divided houfe. VIII,
csrno. isanl. ! d. i, dcrs.e and r,Aectrg n
OF he parry, hat, hats w,,t horror from =:
ic.ne 1t anarchy whirh 4 ?frfsnet to their vi
ard hcken at The ,hosglt OF hayrg been isa'i.
mental in bringing shoat Such a Rste Of tb:nss.
S,tety muf finally 5. Gpskt urGer the hscnris
c. feteraifm. Ire ecoele vii! return to toels
ielles, and democracy mott reiraee its Asps.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

.dtisn and :he laws, the blrshen lies On
them to prose that injury is done to .he
citizens by our exercising this const!su-
tional power. But, Sir, this is a task too
hard for them to perform.
Mr.. Chairman, wish now to make
one observation as 10 the policy OF the
measure. consider il bad policy at any
time to make unnecessary innovations up
on established laws and customs. Why
10 this Case ask, Set the government
aaoar? Or, why destroy the confidence
OF the citizens IN their government Our
CONSTRUCTORS are happy n I'll. enjoyment
of their freedom and liberties, the people
ofthe district are also h>pPy and satisfied
wi'h their present si,ua,ioa, aud can
NOT, nor do wish to aei,a., the public
mind w,tho"t 4 jest cause. Under the
impressions mat 70 adopt these resolutions
would produce much evil, without doing
any good, | shall vote against them, sad
hope they viii aot pass.
(i5 be c2utianed. }
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
Fran Tie United States Gazttfs.
CURSORY VIEWS or DEMOCRACY.
IT'S POLITICAL TUSTGE.

1--we aave not locally lost our nemorie.
we capno. but rscolieot that ,ae party call
I'd federal were reduced to the necessity OF
carving the constitution, now SO much
beloved by its early oPposers, by dlnt Of
hard fighting and that Immediately alter,
a new bane OF contention was started by
the democrats in regard 20 the French re-
voluslon. According TO them ii was "she
wisest, virtuoases,, discretest, best" aud
most philan,hropic effort in behalf of hu-
man happiness, that ever was thought OF:
That it was calculated to avenge the vio-
lated rights Of man, aud to mrliora,e the
condition of humanity 10 ever, quarter Of
the globe, and that every one who dissent.
ed frc "a this opinion, was an aristocrat, a
,yrans, monster, whose ueck was justly
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL CHURCH
I. O II + f. X Y.

T7reniy fourth Days Drcu;ng.
500 tickets were drawn this day, among
which were tie following prizes.
Prizes Of Five. Hundred DaAars'
No. 3,48S.
Prizes o' One Rundrsd DoiIws. r.,
Nos. 1858 5,S7a s,es7 1o,tso 1879
1868.
Pri17rs e,f Fifty Degars.
Nos. 1916 SIPS 94a2 1870 1892.
Price Of l,veniyJtce LoRars.
Nos. s2s S,717 10 932.
Prizes Of Twenty DoAws.
Nos. 81 1913 2,a16 1899 2.s4l 4O:t
4 ga 4.213 5,Oj9 5.1a2 1896 5@:,'
$751; 67Ss $500 = O55 $500 s5.'
s,7se e.l6l 1895 1851 9,Gs7 9,sc
900 10 a36 1862 1920 1l4si
1861 l2O33 .12,4l9 1912 1+,5a;
1897 1928 17,4o2 .1s,479 1855!
1851 1855 1869 So,25s 90 ,4;.
Fory.eight Prize, Of Fifteen Dollars.
The wheel lost this day as dollars.
Tcra gain 10 $40 dollars.
Adjourned till Saturday next, at ten
O'Clock.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
NORFOLK, January 10.

II i'with sincere regret We state that
the privateer, mentioned IN Our last as
having been left engaged with the Ardent,
has succeeded IN capturing several of the
honewa.d bound aect Of mrrchan,men
rem St. Dom,ng, for Baltimore. Our
aiornaut IS sailor wao ~as landed on
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
aisranufa Daily Aonrrttsfr.
MONDAY, JANUARY ss.
~. SRow len,

In r-,1rg ma, part Of Mr.. EpPes's
speech, plbllsned in your paper OF Satur-
dav. was good deal pleased to learn
that Congress is Female, and was greatly
IL hopes that Mr., 2. would prove the Fc-
leral Constitution Male, for it seems he
an make it any thing, 50 that they might
produce Federal offspring, which in these
.imes would be Phenomenon. II sp-
pears from thu horrible screacheo lately
made in her chamber, that SIZE was IN la
bour with a .H7nstsr, which to the gceas
iov Of the people sfthls place, was strarg.
led in its blrth.
TT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
NETWORK, iAnuary IS.

4 merchant in this CITY has received
letters from London of the 18th Novem.
Der, bv an arrival at New Bedford. They
contain 70 political Intelligence, and ere
sjlsn, as 20 the name of the vessel by
wa!c:! thew are forwarded. We shall pro-
badly receive by this days eastern mail
furoyean aiviccs which must be late and
may DC in,pJrta.:'.
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6 y 4 " = s. Ii " 4 K

y r Il v : , IL ~ Il IL
We can state On tie authority lfletters
irom Madrid, as late as the 9Th Novem.
ber,, tat the British minister hual left the
Saanis1 courc {; and nat m 1onht existed
ola ,ytr b-twsen the two countries
'!'n- Spanish tr'gate Ii Vcasearce is
atrjvei at CaliL, aud the II, ,ac- lam
gu,Ir,te at Cordnna, boa FROM Anerlcr,
w,.h SIX mliIion three hu'lrcd THOUSAND
dollars. AHo:her friSa;e, La Sabina, with
scvea Millions WIS expected.
GA hoifl the Mercedes, Spanish ship,
which blew up ~ the l,y. ,ctlpa WITH ,ne
BRUSH Grigates, it is painial 20 state that
tarre was nineteen lady passengers, who
peri shed with the rest Of toe uaha2pv per-
son On boards.
(Boetoa Chr9nichrs)
January Is.
1t is stated III yesterdays Chronicle, on
she authority of a letter from Madrid. of
November 8, "this tn British minister
had Left thM city, and there was NJ donbt
of awar between Grea, Britain & Spain"
IL IA, long be-a kno VI that the Brush
minister, Mr. Frere "a left the Spanish
court; general expectation OF war fol-
lowed, auI sorre Hostile measures were
adopted but affair, Afterwards assumed
atacias ap- -,rance. Buff the PRISON to
whom the DIP a.,ic duties were com nit
ted when the mlalster Withdrew, has left
Spain, it is certainly an uafAvorabls svmp-
tom.
However, if his Catholic m,iesty can
avoil war he will. e viii oot add tha,
calamity 70 pest!lence, tauiae aal civil
connections.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

The following persons are appointed
Cashiers a, The Offices Of discount and de.
rosit of the Hank Of Virginia, viz.
At N5rflik, THOMAS WlLLIAMsoN.
Prtcrsjurg, JOHN WILDER.
Fredericksburg, WI. ROBERTS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
BY Authority.
EXHIBITION.
Moral and Enterta,nans


Mr.. MAGINNIS respectfully inform
the inhabitants of this town that he
will present an Exhibition
THIS EV f. N | NC
(January, 20, 1867
Corftt,rg OF TIC
Wonderful Group Of Artificial
Comedians;
- Who will perform the Ballad Of
The Children an the Wood.
ALSO.
The Rich and Comic Figures will be
introduced.
IN. Evenings Entertainments will coneu'e
with
An exaa REFRIGERATION Of q SEA
Engagement.
D,orsto be atened at six, andth beriEr-
nance tn commerce. at srvcn o'clock.
abundance Fly Cents.
Children 1vdo. came with their parents
will b. admitted a: haf price. :.
Tickets may be had at Mr.. Stewards Bo1k
Store.
The room will be made comfortably
warm.
or Mr.. NJ. intending fhor,iy to fail for E.
rope, will difpofc Of bis Apparatus, ard viii
teach the purcha(er
. JaEuary 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

Mr. BURR arrived ia :his :ity day or !'Do
ago from Warrington. and yet remains he's.
Co,,rnor 5LooMsIElp arrived yeAer-ar, in
this civ, from &ew Jc,ity. d.fua.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28
Arrived schooner Mohawk, Qaarles, 80

Arrived schooner Mohawk, Qaarles, %
DAYS from por,-au.pr.nce. Sal!ed III co.
wish the ship Lesnder, Ricard, and sch'r
Nancy, Alley, for New-fork; schooner
Eagle, Kemp, Philadelphia, & brig lame,
Young, for this po,ti parted with the
PANE in the latitude q Charleston, about
s days ago, Lett ships A:ndoslar, Lewis,
New.Vork; Louisiana, White, and Nep.
tune, Taylor, Philadelphia? Lucy. Ann,
Hamilton, Baltimore; and brSs Dolly,
Cowper, New-York; Jane, Gardner, Bal
1more. humber OF others, names not
recotltcted.
Brig Mary Louisa. Farrer. hence has
arrived al >Io0alves.
Schooner Ella. Gilbert, from Nevis,
went up East Aver on Thursday.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-28

Wednesday, from on board TIE p.ivsteer,
a, Cape Henry. He states that he was on
board the schooner Ann Maria, Bryant,
of Baltimore, which was among the YES.
sells taken. The Ardent succeeded IN
beating of the Privatser, who m'staxins
her guns (32Ib. carronades) for wooden
ones, ran close alongside and fred into
her, but received i'm nardIately discharge
of grape and laugrasc, which Killed great
number Of her men. Alter Maintaining
a short action she sheered of, ana vert in
chase of the other vessels. She was at
forwards beat OF by the Lloness and Fell
CITY. He say that she made eig,h ortea
s-;ses.. Of which ne recaliects Tie names
of oniy the brigs Hun:er, capt. Williams.
and Philip, captain Burlington. l he s"P
Ardent he t!links either has sOunder,d or
will founder. She WAS extremely crazy
and deeply la,lso; and must have been
much injured in the action, it not by tar
priva,eer, by the weight OF her own metal!
SIZE was very teakY when she sailed.
The privateer is rot a schooner, bct a
brig. called LIE Bonaparte, Belonging to
Point. Petre, Guadaloupe, mounting e'gh-
,eenpuns, and mad iSree huadred men on
board when she attacked the feet. She
was chased by the Cambrian ifigate on
Tdesday. but an her outot sighl in tew
hours. She is now oil lie Capes, cru!zn Is
the remainder Of the feet, and for vss-
srls sound outward for ST. Domingo.
INorjo& LeaSer.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-11

yeu may ros.s,s above o,hers, stser d::Js
elay them with an ostentstiovs superiority.
/. become, you to &C, ameng your esnps-
pions, as mao with man: Renemberhew
unknown to you are vieissin,des Of thes
world and how often they, On whom isa
narans and consemptuous young men Off q.
looked down with scorn. have iisen to be.
their sape,ier. in future years. Compass
sion i. An emoiion Of which you ought We
yer TO be ashamed. Crae.fulis the tea:s
Of sympathy, an. The hearr that rnelts -
the tale OF woe. Let not CASE and instri:,
Eepee contract yo6r aHeetion., ord -wrAR
you up IN selfish enjoym.n.. Aeeas'ouG.
Yourselves to .hink OF the distr.sses 1T hn4
man Me ci the sanitary cottage, the 4e.,-
Ing poren. and the weeping srpkan. Ns3
yer spor, with pain aad e!istress IN any o.
your amusemcnts, nor treat the msanesf
insect with wanton cruelty. 81.
fnGI1nce1
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E < r 4 C. +.
.BENEvoLENCE AND HUMANITY
ADDRESSED TO, YOUTH.

YOUTH Is the proper season efculsiva-
ting the benevolent ard humane atFectisns.
As agrsat part Of your happiness is TO de.
pend on the connections which you form
with o,hsrs.sit is Of high Importance that
yoo acquire be,imes the temper and the.
manners which will render such conaec.
tons comfortable. lie, sense Of justice
be the foundation 81 all your social qsili.
tie,. Inysur most early INTERCOURSE with
the world, AID even in your yodthfcl 4.
musements, let no snfaitness. be found,
EnKrsve upon your mihd tina, sacred rule
Of doing in al things to others, accord
ing a. You wish tha. they should do unto
you. For this end, impress yourselves
with sense of the original and natural
quality Of men. whatsoever adyad:ase.
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CT COLUMBIA,

County 2f AierGSHria---t9u y!f:
November Term, 1905.
George Wilson, Cpm,biainant0
AGAIusT
Francis S. Taylor, and the I'm CkGncery
Marine Insurance Con-
pany of Alexansria, aehs.
The dsi,ncsre, Francis 5. T4yicr, not having 90.
trej his a pear.nce ana given security acco d., 9
10 the act OF assembly 4 the rules ri this curt,
it appearing 10 the fa,isfsf.oo!oi ,he,cou,t, upon
afhdavi,, that the faid tSishdsn,, FsaLcis s.
Taylor, is not IN inhseitaut Of this alarics !:
On motion of the iaid complainant, bs hi. eoun
fsl, il rs ordered that the fail defendant, Fran
sis 5, Taylor, do appear here on the SRA day Of
June term next, aud e. Ter h;s appcarancs TO The
iom and give ecurry tor performing tie decree
OF the court and that the oth-r d.feodan ts the
Marine Infurance Compsny of the ,own OF Alex
ancri,, do not pay away. convey, OF tecrste the
debts BY them o~ing 70, or the eease or ed:tts
n their hands bsionging to the laid sbfen, de-.
ieneaat Francis 5. Taylot, untii the further or
der or decree OF this coat and that coy OF
n" order be forthwith pusliihed for two ranu,hs
iuccelissly, in both of ,se public r.wlpare,s
pnh'nhsd IN this county: and thar another copy
ne poatd at the front door OF the courr.houie Of
re iaa county.
A copy.-TeN
6. DENEALE, g. c.
,isnchy IL. law Pm
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~ q I*IC,E f.

AS there is reaton 10 believe, that
there are many 700, pe,t'".s w tewD. Whole wants
are di,,thns {, this inch msas ieafon, tr' Whole
sifidenee may p,ev.p, ,htir iciairg with the
numerou. esis Of applis an,s iot relief, the 'nhT.
bltalts are hereby igl,c!ed segise iato'ma.'on "t
Any fuch who may come under their notiee, T..
,hs Ssperinle ndant Of Police, OF TO The fuofcts>
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-. Arrla WHICH
The Grand Eudifocion:
MyPerie, Of Mcehan,im,
From Rome, IN Italy,
CoM.o,fEa 4 CoiLrcTIox or

= CoMfosfEs CoiLKcTIoH or
;. Rich and Comic Flgu,es, ', ho per:
form eqs.l to lire, in their o,fereat hsrsctsrs,
AZ follows: 49,.
list "A rich Croupe OF Figure9, Represent
ing tho ancient Egyptian cour, four Feet and
half high their grace tul movements, and
brillancy Of dress, surpass any exhibition
ever yet seen. ~, >.
) I'd The Olympic cas,ine. Dance, by i
figure in the Chsracter of the empress Ok
Morocco beating and dancing with exact
time 70 the music.
Sd The lovely village maid will dane. ]
Fancy Dance, with native elegance and
simplicity, -, -.
4,h a small agnr., in Imitation; Of tn.
celebrated Little Devil, will perform ali
manner Of Ground and Lefty Tumblinr;
truly astonishing. This, phenomenon 4
human invention is worthy the attention
of the most enlightened characters.
5,h The astonishing Lapland Sorces-@.s,
will dance aj,g, and in the course of dan
cling BY tn. powers Of Mechanism, charge
her face three timesinpercepsibly.
9th An Automatoa figure, in the charac-
ter Of an American Tar, will dance Horn
pips, performing variety Of steps, :qu;l
to the 6rst performers in that line, add ex-
actly characteristic Of the brave tat. The
spectator il often los. 10 wonder a,behcld.
ing tEiis: correct aititudes Of this piece of in.
senui,y, dnd 1t time. forget. himself. BY
inagihingthe figure TO possess life.
Doors to be opened at six, and the peyfor.
A,ance to commence at seuen s'cloek.
Admiaenes fifty Gents.
1;elets moy Be lad ct Mr. Sst,uart'. Bots
Store.
January 10. DIT.
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On Monday, and Taeiday Evenings,
January the l4sa, g isfa 1905.
WILL BE PRESENTED 2
In The large room mex, 1''r 10 tie Eagle TaO'''.
A Variety Of Entertainments.
The performance OF the evening to commences
with the celebrated Ode 10 Freedom.
I'd. A New Genie ,ons--Satire upon Ill
trades. -,
z Sd, The Wonderful magic Gotists.
All Genie .ons---NatIa'' de.e iPtioa OF
Bottom. ~.,
!. 9Th Confederate Counters. ----Thi, 10 one ct
D,s Diess', astonishing experiments. Thee
persons in company are p,esentsd With Ring.
Ssal and Snufbox, which they make choice OF,
one piree, secretly; the performer possesses
the power OF telling which prrsoos have got the
different artclrs. =;
s.h. PATRIOTIC soEG-Hobbiei.
7h Il Variety Of dseeptions with Cards:
9th The WonplRruL Piece OF Puzzle. w.t..
9th Description OF an American Tar, with che
fAvorlts song America, Commerce
and Freedom.