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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-27

N OF, TdHIIiy IIyIss
The extraordinary celebrity thefe pills havs
gained, the uuiyerlal demand for them and cffecta
in which they are held by medical men o. the hrii
cminence. are fuficient testimonials 0! their IL
trinGc worth. In great COLDS ADD iuddsn attacks
of diosders, ar early ute Of th,fe pills often pro-
4uces ths happief effects, and taken once in cigh
or tea dsysin cafes of indfgeaion, hsadscbs, diz-
z;neis, pains in the fomach and bowels, d}'fn-
cries, diarehess, dropfes, sc. and liberal
afe Of my anti bilious bittcrsin the intermediate
tmc has relieved patients alnoa to mitacie--
price Is censs a box.
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For SALE,

The FIRM on 1U5ecb I hUs,
CONTAINING between ) and 600 acres
I 5 Of level Land, well adapted II gencEs e
receive The Plaiier of Paris as manuTe-on ~
poR road from the CITY of Wafhingfon to Pofs
Tobacco. and about s miles below PIicatavay.
On Il is every neceGary building, plenty of exe
ceI,snt fpring water and a pump at The door
fruiS trees in abundance and great variety, ~,
cxc.neat kitchen Garden, feveral clover lots
fohle valuable low meadow ground, and wdod
and timber TO lat many years. Perions siGiin2
10 purchsfc, it is prefumed will view the premi'
es previous to any contract, and therefore fur
ther defcription is unnecehdry
I'll fcll The land, il lhall Be given up to the
purehsler ri January ncxt--And previous 70 that
time, will fell
HI ny movsa6le Property 6 Cfob
:. made, NTH iome e1O executions.
lBeiag extremely in6rm and unable to manaGae
fnm, my Object is TO retire TO fome town or
city and fpend the remnant of my life.
The terHls of ralc will be--One third OF the
puFchale money in hand, one third at the end OF
months frea tSc day of fale, and the reusain-
ing one third at the end Of two years, withlega
infesea thereon. Bonds with fccurity, and .
lisnsOu tie lad, .wilI berequred.
George Lee.
Charles Coansy, May 4. oawd
FOR SALE-sOR TO LET.
ME DWELLING HOUSE which no
oceupy, on Royal.freet. As am go;re
to remoye, poleiiian may be had the 6ra day q
AugnH. JOSEPH SMITH,
JSiy II. law
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Auguh 10.
e % L e Z,

The Store and Cellar, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. Temss Wigfon, deceafsd. They
will be Ter cishcr with or without !he dwelling
boufs, as raay be NOT convenient to the Ps'io"
who may be incl,nsi to becone senaat. Apply
70 Mrs. E.isa 3IiiIas or r. I. Tarlor.
September 4. 3tawtI
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DR.. RawCon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for thar dis,
grssable complaint called the ITCH. Pncs ~
eDts a box.
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T1omp1on's aromatic Tooth PATE,

For the fcurvy in the teeth AMI cams, and fot
Whitening ana fteitrving the teeth. It liksws(e
taxes OF all difagreeable fnells from the breath,
which generally ,arlfes from fcorbutc gums sppd
bad teeth. This pate IS much IN uie, ard high:
" saeez1ed by all ttofe VIM value the pIeletyati-
on of their teeth, i may be applied az l'l times
with The greatsa iafesy. II is neatly ph' up in
pewter boxes with paper directions. Ptiee 50
ents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-27

50 The bighea price given for
clean Linen Rags, by the Printer Of
this piper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-27

;ryNHESE Bitters have undoubtedly hsd tina
& mott rapid fal- OF any Patent Medicine c,
gsr before diGcoysted, and ate judy app,ec'ate;d
9foss.aeir linea lar and uncoumoa Virtues ioi re-.
aorisg weak and decayed contributions, ard all
rhsstfaiu of complicated coa,plaintsio common IN
.thc fpring and fall leafons, zach as issssmittaat
F<gtrs and ,Agass. iosg 4pt3maal FtV<r', ~.
iiesfsriss, sc. They are alto very plea!snE biz
ter for eommon ule, and where they are kfnoWn
they have taken the place and fupercsded the use
Of all Other bittcrs il public houfcs as we! as ~
private families.---Price so +ceats q box.
Dr.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
THE great fale and inosealing demand TOR iiheie
valuable pills for thcte twelve years Psit, be-
fpcal their insIinhc worth. They have proved
fingularly efFicacious in Baloai and Yflloqv ft.
Vers, 1aandiee, Head a0ebs, Dy/fats'Isi, B'll'oH'
Cboiic, CoGiutasi5, Femele cmpfalMs. Or
Th, very great demand and high c'teen IN
which ,hsfe pills are held thsoaghour the United
States and the Welt Indies, has induced many TO
eonntcsen them the purcbsfer is requeitsd 70
sbrcrve hat the name OF Samuel Lee. JUG. tths
patentee) is affixed to each billof objections, IN
bis own hand writing, or they will not DC Sena-
me Price SO cents box.
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r. N O T &c E.

pY authority of a deed OF trulf from
~ William Mitchsl, detesfcd, 20 tie fuOleri-
bers fos the benefit OF Samuel Craig, We fllal on
the fccopa Monday in November next, eleventh
expoie TO iaie at public auction, lot,.ntuated on
she fouth ddc of Dake ttreet, and TO the welt
ward of Water ttreet, in the town OF Alexandra,
extending in front on Duke itreet, twenty ieyen
feet ten inches, in depth ninety fee fix inches
to ten fee. alley. On the back part of the lot
ia a we'll built and we'll fni(hed two fory brick
hoate, and Rrong one foty frame ware house
in front.
A part ofthe money will be expect
&c down and a credit lven fJt the balance, par
ieulars will he m,ir knowo on the day of tale.
chas. M >IG,.5 1T4a's'.
October z. 2awrIw.dts
gr The Sale of the above Proper
~ is pofponed till next Saturday.
Noyeubef IL dst
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John WATTS,

Iair!ax- arest, opPoise Nj. JOHN JAhNEr's, has
seeelved "a Baltimore,
q 3ansJome agortmsnt Of
FALL 6 WINTER GOODS,
Waich he VII! fell oR tot eaih, or on lhort cred.
IT, to pgnStuai cuaomsrs.
suPer6ne Clorhs and Caffmsls,
Winfor Vef> esren,
Paycnt Covd .t,d Patent Cord WaiNcoating,
Fancy Moeikaa and Florenyinss,
Silk Piufh and Vclvets,
Saving Silk, Twia and Thread,
Lcoo and Dragoona Mol Cioakso
Censemen's Whits and Black Silk Hose,
Do. do. do. Giovos,
De. do, Spun do.
Do. YORK Fur and Dorchire do.
Ladies' White and Biaek Hofc,
Do. Extra long SILK Gloves and Mitts,
Do. do. Work, Leather & Riding Gloves,
Sat,ins, LutcRrings and Pertains,
LuteRring sad Satin Ribbons,
Laces and Edgings.
London Hats.
Roie and Cufl Blankets,
Silk Rugs and Cadaows,
Carpets and Carpeting,
German Ofnabrigs,
Dowlaaee and Bed licking,
Silk and Cotton Sufpenders,
Imperial and Young Hyion Teas,
Glover Seed and Seine Irvine, Sc, &c.
OF. 81 cod.
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TUNIS CRAVEN,
H.zs rteesrd BY The Iate @r,ivaks an eStgaat 81
)srtnent of
G. O O D S,
AMONG WHICH ARE

AMONG WHICH ARE
London tupsrfne Cloths Corded Cambricks,
and CsiIimerss, Lace do.
Benefits Pateot Cords, Rich colorado and f.
Do. Waitcoatings, cured India Mas;ins
Sillss, Molcasirs, Flo India and Bnslh Book
rsntncs, do.
Imperial, cloudsd and Lace Caps & Handker-
white Ms.tciss, chiefs, -
Toilinstts, SNaoanvns, + Extra SIX G'oyass
Flannels, rsfe Blankets, l'ic Mic Mds. ~,
Costngs, Pl'ips, Silk Cord and ButtoDS
k.s,sys, HalithKks, Cambriek Buttons,
Lambs Wool, Worsisd, Artificial Rlowrs and
Cotton and Sill 10. W'sashs,
fissy, Oarich Fcathers,
Igh & Flanders Sheet Italian Man.aps,
ings, fioe lndi> Perh'"s.
A Irifh Linens, Baftas, M m odtes,
Stirring Cotoa, Dowlais, ricHlcnblrg,
kong Lawns, Ofnaburgs. Brown ro,Is
Linen Cambreks, &c. &c.
Dmities, Camnrisk do.
az He daily sxbfas an additional
aOertmeat Of FALL GOODS.
Oa. II. dtF
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public sale.
On FRIDAY Next,

L 4
J. !. a,.lock, will be fold at the Veadus Store,
- K u M
r,hba,. and bls. Freash Brandy in pipes,
Gin 10 pipes and bis.
gDikey snl Apple Bandy II BIS.
Sugar in hhds. sierees AID ola.
S ss;,. .ss brown Sos, and s.oo.s..
Manila anil and dipt Candles
Saidns in kegs, boxes aud jars,
gss in kegs and traiIss
os..n': Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Keriemeres,
DuiHs, Plains, Ksrfeys, Negro Co'tOHs,
Srg.s, ElaRicks, blue. FREEZES,
caiimancaes, RuGels, Yarn Stockings,
Cantzss and Callicoes,
rtih Linens, Silelia do.
osnsburgs and Ticklshburgs,
Muslin and Muslin handkerchief,
Iadia Muslias and Table Clothes,
gandanna handkerchief,
Coloar'd Threads, Hats and sundry other
ruciss.
Philip c. MarQtlIsr.
Nov, 10.
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mo. l4l8..
For BOSTON,,
The SCHOONER

49, P . Il L Y.
49, s Ebenszsr Scudder, Mafsr,
VIII fail on Sunday nex;, ana vii take few
barrels OF FleuE freight ii immediate aPp.sca-
ton is made 70
Lawyay6a s. EosDle.
viz bave ns7v landisg fran J4,d oe5oe~r, and
far Sale,
20 or. casks Malaga Wine, OF hyperion quality
90 boxes MGuid aud Dipt Cardles
90 do. frcth CHI. cu;ase
100 Bol.s heavy Ravens Dock, iuir4b,: fos Bay
Craft Salts
60 tons Plaaer OF Paris
ON HAND,
i 5ys"s s sx''' I'M 1aps % .'s ''
S Ss,'e'sn. BRANDY
Holland Gin
V,da j. Nire
Brown Soap
Rrt!is and Ravens Duck
American Sewing f~inc
1000 pieces leiIow Nsnkeen, Untitled 10 de-
bentu;c
Mems cosrfe Shocs.
November ii, d
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DlRolution Of Copartnerlhip.

THE coparspsrhip hitherto fulfilling uudcs
the Gyos of Jgrps Ride IL ca. OF Aiexanora,
was Gs.Iolyed The fra inltaEt, by nutual enn.
isnt: All perions shaE ase hodebtsd to, or shas
have claims on he fame, arc saquelted to cone
forward and fettla, it is deGraaas 10 ciofe the
concern as fooa as pebble. Thelc Whsle &C
counts are of long BANDING are particularly re-
qusGed 70 attend TO this Hatioe, and nass
pxy a,cnts 10 eishcy OF the Gabisrihsrs.
JOSEPH RIDDLE, ;.
OF AIexsEdIia.
JAMES DALI,
OF BaltineIes
September ss. It
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Vaudeville and Jameaon,
n Crrn ron elTE

N4dlluCPlllC dLlu ldIlACllOAi5
OFFER FOR SHE,
For Cath, Produce, or on the ufual Credit :;
A GENERAL, ASSORTMENT OF
LIQUORS e GROCERIES,
CouhRing of
Mufeoyado Sugars, of various qua
ities.
Philadelphia and Alexandria Loaf aud Lump
ditto.
Jamaica,
S. J, yinssnt', and In hhd.; &c.
OLD Jamaica Spirits, for family hieo
Peach and Apple- Brandy,
Cogniac and Bourdsaax DO.
Holland and Country Geneva, r :
10 barrels ltfong and fac Aavof:l Rye Sg;;lis.
key.
Madeira,
Sherry, !;
Old Old PORT WINES.
Malaga, and
Tencrif.
40 cafes ST. gaaph Mcdoc Clarts,
butt old 4th proof Iriih Whrfz y,
100 cafes WET Schiedam Clio.
A few hogfhcsds of choice MolaGes,
Tenuehee and Georgia Cotton.
Gunpowder, rp,c
u t1nf.a's'' Very carefully feFeaed
11y.'H' ~ from the bea cargoes for
e Jug lynn country trade and family
HyGon- kin, and VIZ
Bohca
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Pearl Barley, Rice,
Starch, Fig. blue, Soap, MuRard, RspPee and
Scotch Snuff.
SPICES Pimento, Pepper, Cloves, Caiia,
Natmegs ard Mace.
Ginger, race and ground,
Flossnt aad Orleans lnalgo, Nader, Cop
pe!as, Alum and Brimfone.N
Patent Shot, aGorssd, froa, BIB ts Ne. 9.
Bar Lead, Hunters Pipes, Bees Wax, Wrap
ping Paper, Domijohns, Refined Salt Pesre,
Chalk,
Mould and Dipt Candles.
Britiih Cunpowder Of various Eres.
&c. &c.
OaoherIs
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PUBLIC SALE.

FL EAIC- OALE.
BY~virtue OF dead of trua frem
same, Dsvi9jsa to the lubfcriher, for fearing
the payment of thirteen Kindred dollars to J0
Esb Thomas and .Jgfab Faxsn, will be sxPo4sd
IL PUBLIC SALE, to the highcf bidder, for
ready money on the prsmifes, on WEDNESDAY
the Is;h OF November next, at 4 o'clock in the
af;srnosn, I1CUS Erand L = T, on Prince
arest, between Water and Fairfax freeis, late
ly occupied by The fad James Davidion as "a
vsfR. The houle i, large and cormodious, snd
is ia part of the town we'll calculated Tor buf
ncfs Of any kind--and the falc will POltively
take place.
G. Deneale, Tryjfes.
Oaoher ~ du
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
MARTNSRURG, january II.

lomsianQ.~ The people of Louisiana
appear to he gensralls dissatisfied with
che kind OF government which the pre-.
sent administration has established over
them. One memorial signed BY 2,ooo
heads Of families is alrradv before Con-
gress, complaining in expressive terms,
Of misreprest nations Of their political
character Of the oppressive effects 81
the { Imprri,d) government fabricated
for them; of the injustice Of deprivihg
thrm OF free government, and OF many
other grievances. We have releic I'd
by the poli,eness oG friend u w ashiMg.
ton, new translation of the rrmon-
STRANGE. This is said ODE more correct
than that which We formerly published /;
it certainly does not express less dissatis-
faction.
Another nsetnoriel is now in circulate
ca at Orleans, which the democrats. call
counter -,wemeriai. 1t is very natural
for those who are anxious to conceal the
= evils which mus. result to our govern
fl,ent from its connexion with Louisiana,
to seize every opportunity to hush a.
larm, and give our public affairs an air
Of tranquility. Hence this second adj
dress is stated to contain sentiments diff
fersn, from the former, to bc very popu-
hr, and to have received a large number
ois;gna;ur,s. To MS, the second me-
mortal appears TO he confirmation of
the same spirit which dictated the for
mer, and calculated To convey the same
wishes in Different style. We approve,
say they of the present government Of
Louisiana, it hooiMg been e0ideHtiv in
tended fer Temporary purposes What
is Congress to understand bv this-It
is very good go>crnmentas nis soon to
be altered for Il representative system
II this disposition mas the appearance Of
cordiality towards Mr.. Jetferson's i'm.
Perial authority We must confess our con.
ciusions vsty incorrect
Retertory.
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From the fBoston) Repertory.

The prohibition Of of our commerce
with the island Of Hispaniola, now Hay
ii, will produce consequences pre- udici-
al to every class of our citizens. Hispa-
niola is one of the finest islands in the
world. 1t is nearly 500 miles in length,
and rich in tropical productions. From
its proximity to the United States, we
obtain from it avery large proportion of
our West India supplies, more readily
than from other islands, and large guam
titles of those articles which we export
are there wanted for colonial consump-
ton. On what principle can MIR. JEFF
ferson SO imphatically urge the interdic-
ton Of this commerce Until France
ceases to be an object Of jealousy to En-
gland (which will never be the case) she
will not have it in her power to reduce
Hispaniola to state Of Dependence
Fifty or sixty thousand Frenchmen have
already made the attempt to re-establish
the power of the mother country in this
colony, a larger army than the English
ever had in America, in our revolution
airy war. But with what success /! They
-perished or returned to France without
advancing but few miles on the coast.
In the mean time, an energetic govern
ment is organized among the blacks /;
they instruct themselves in the art of
war; they prepare for defence, and store
themselves with the means of maintain
ingtheir independence. They wish for
a continuation Of commercial intercourse
with us, and our merchants shew no dis.
position to relinquish the immense pro-
Ats which have been derived from the
St. Domingo trade.
The merchants will be the FIRST but not
the last to feel this Introduction. The
poorer class win suffer in every part of
the United States. The coffee, molas-
ses, &c. from St. Domingo, constituted
no small proportion of the whole ofthese
articles imported into this country. The
prohibition of this trade will so diminish
the quantity and enhance the price of
those articles, that the mouth Of lahour,
if supplied at all, will be supplied at a
distressing expense. These articles, We
find, are already rising higher than per-
haps we have ever known them. Such
is the policy Of our great Executive, who
loves, to relieve the poor
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
VIRTUE and EVIL.

ERTUE may5t assoii'd, but neVer hurt,
Supplied By unjust fSrce, but not in
tdraFd;
7eo euen that which miSchief meant most
>/harm,
Shall !" the happy trial prove most gi0ry
But cotton itself shalt back rec0iI,
And mir no mare Nth goodness, 1uten
a: last
Gather d like skum, and Sett!edto itself,
II shall be IN eternal restless change
SrJ;ffd, and ~e!f:eons"med: ythis foil,
The ftRa'd ornament is rotfenness,
AHdcGrih's base buih on Stubble.
M1LToR.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11

Happiness the insepar0dt Companion q
Virtue.
'""'4 To be good is to be happy; angels
Are happier than men, because they're
better,
Guilt is the source of sorrow tbs the
fend,
TIL avcnsing 6end, that follows US be-
had
With whips and stings: The BLESSED
know none of this,
But rest in everlasting peace Of mind,
And find the height o. all their Heav'n
isgoodness. Rowe.
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Progress Of DemsCrary.-Some have
hoped and believed that when jaeobin.
ism became triumphant in the govern
ment of the United States, party spirit
would exhibit less venom aud the mode.
rate men would regulate the tone of pub.
lie measures. The history OF mankind
has taught US different expectations, and
We witness with sorrow the same direful
process in America which has, in every
country attea AIDED the same experiment..
The judges OF Pennsylvania were OF
the moderate description, and having
seen the first order of things completely
changed IN that state, were disposed to
check the insuhordlnate spirit which had
ehnnged'msn, but was now waging war
wIlh no less success against principles.
Look at the Fate Of these iudses---they
have become obnoxious TO dictator Du-
ane, and they must be sacrificed.
Look at Congress, The moderate
men OF the democratic party are there
beginning to drop of, and the revenge
full tyrant Randolph, with his accompli-
ces, wilde left to complete the rvtSe, pa
ciFc, and ~"as.um'"g policy Of the Anne
rlcan Emperor, without man, except
ing among the hum6ied and despised MI
nority, to lend his voice in the cause oil
bleeding justice. General Butler, tho
strongly opposed to the last administra-
ton, and an active character in exalting
r. present, compared with those who
and will manage national affairs, was
4 moderate man. But again see what
becomes Of moderate men. Read his
honest aud patriotiek declaration to the
Governor Of his State, South Carolina.
!" had not long been 10 Senate, since
my last election, before I perceived q
Combination among certain large states,
unfair in itself, and dangerous in its con-
sequences, to the rights afOther states !;
they hold evening meetings, to decide
what shall akeplaee or prevail in senate.
lute this eom5inatien they have drawn
two or three the small states andby this
continuation nothing is suffered to come
fGrB hEfpre The senate, that is not Ell
ther braaght forward by one of,he party,
or has not their previous sanction. Tt
such n state Of tlsings, I ,p9aid Rat--i
eaanot--I WILL NoqAsuBaIr-withna,
expressing both my concern and disap-
pcobatlon-concern, because expected
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N o &c E.

A NYperson or persons having claims
n against the estate Of Clement Pierce,
deceased, are requested to bring them
forward Immediately, properly attested,
that they may be discharged, as we are
determined to have the estate settled in
very short time-Also, those that ats
in any manner indebted to said estate,
are desired to come forward and make
payment, as we are resolved to give no
longer indulgence. -
MARY PIERCE, Adm'r'x.
p: CLEMENT BANKS, Adm'r.
TcBsrsaa County, january II, 1905.
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very different eondurr ts.0sst Sru..~.ii~,.
with whom I hoped to have been IN uni
son-tfisappointed at finding these men,
who before a revolution in the public
mind took place, possessed jealous re-
gard for equal rights, now in power, the
first to subvert the principles Of which
they wished TO be thought the advocates
The consequence OF this exposition OF
the Inundated state to which every por-
ton Of the community was reduced BY
the clandestine but aspiring policy OF a
few Virginian Machiavelians, was poll
teal denunciation:: In his native state,
he was abused by his own party in the
other states the Jackals Of the imperial
Junto abused him he had nothing else
to expect in Congress, and this MODE.
RATE MAN HAS RESIGNED! Thus it will
be, and our GkANGtRs and VARNuMs
and ever, other man in whatever depart
ment Of government who will not pursue
the policy, Of which Randolph is the a.
gentin Congress, will eventually resign
or be brougt back to private life, by the
intrigues Of the dominant party.
Ibid.
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,>Decem5er Court, 1 8o4.

'~ssas~,",ss ~ i s1>Decem5er Court, 1904.
Berkeley Cottnty, IS.
Barbara Helm, administrators, and ia.
cob French, administrator Of Martin
Helm, deceased, Compliments.
against
Mary Roland, widow and relict Of
George Poland, deceased, and Mary
Roland, Rebecca Poland and Eleanor
Poland, children and heirs at law Of
said George Folaud, Defendants.
In CHANCER1.
THIS day came the Complainants
i BY their Counsel, and it appearing
to the Court that the~Defendants are not
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, it iS
ordered that the Defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer the
Complainants' bill, and that aecnpy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer,
and continued for two months success
sivelv, and also be posted up for two
months successfully at the door Of the
Court House Of this County,
A copy.
Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
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weather would be avourble the three
frieates would stack the place. do not
think that without the gun boats and
bombards they viii reduce Tripo'i to
American terms, orebtain the hberata-
on OF our fe llow-citizens. The season
is too far advanced for the gun boats and
bombards N remain with safety on the
coasts of TriP"l'. -
lam respectfully, &c. H.
(SisnejD RICHARD O'BRIEN.
John GGvins, Esq. sc. sc.
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The PROVOKED HUSBAND.

What a life does he lead
Who has one of the breed
Of Xantippe, fast bound to his side
Like horse in mill,
He must follow herwill,
And his own never venture to guide.
tits true the old Greek
Was so mild and so meek,
That his rib could not ruffle his mind
I'm not quite so patient
AS that learned antient,
In my vixen no comfort find.
She from morning to night
Thinks the last word her right,
While she rapidly rattles away;
And her voluble tongue,
While on swivels tits hung,
Will not give even echo fair play.
In a nuptial debate
oh lose in my weight,
Few puLAs in mg house l can carry
II her rUiH is but crost,
EVEN motion is lost
o why cid l." why did l marry?"
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" O &c E.

4 IL persons are hereby cautioned
n against cutting wood on, or carry
ing it away from the subscribers planta-
ton near Martinsburg, or from commit
ting any other unlawful trespasses there
on, as he undetermined toProsecate any
person who may in future be found 50
offending. = - =. - :. .
~GEoRGEL. CoFFENBERGER.
January11, 1905. ~ b.