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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-30
Domestic INTElLIGENck.
HARTFORD, August IL.

According 20 our last accounts from
Phihdelphia and New Y ork, those crou-
ded citiss continue remarkably hcalthy.
considering the season ofths wear. From
The last Intelligence We have received
from New Haven, i appears shal there
have lately been no new eases .there or I
malignant fever, and shat health was a.
General among she inhab;tans. 8. 81 -
most j any former period. The own
Council Of the town 81 Providence NV.
public information, the Cd instant. th.f
since The commencement Of the fever,
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Iuly!

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July 70 S.
dussvia and France. We have heard
Il said, that on some late occasion Bona
parte spoke To- the Austrian minister
with ] violence, insult, and menace, such
ashave neseroceufredi in civilized times.
The words are So pfesumptuous and il.
decent, that If rnmmunicated, they:
must have excited the utmost indisnati-
on. Snbss quent event have NOT contri.
huted 10 aliay IT,. Austria has been r.
ssialorcing her army.
-------
Iavaaon Accounts were yester-
day received that the enemy fiotiIla. at
Bouiogne, continue IN state Of perfeee
readinesss for sea, and that Bcnaparte i
expected there about the end Of the pre-.
sem inonth-- I en- thousand tfodps who
had been sent into the interior. ia con.
sequence of some insurrectionary symp.
there was every appearance Of an attempt
being shortly made to cross the channel
n.
Emturge IN Hokidnd. I'll be captain
-ofa neutral ship, who left the Texel on
the 2s,h uIt. brings an account Of an EN-.
barge having been laid on al the shin
ping ID the Dutch ports. II was oniv
by slipping his cable in the night ne N.
fscted his escape.
The Ouch men sof war and the trans.
ports in the 'TexeL have for some ,;me
past been in readiness ID put 10 Sea. ana
were only waiting for i favorable oppor-
t0nity 10 come out. From the EMBARGO
having been laid, i Is supposed that Ire
next accounts will shew they have pro.
ceeded on their ycyaat.
Private letters from Holland speak "
The increasing slis,ontent throuehon,
that country. and express { serious 81. /
prshensior thar another e yolu,ion MOI.
eonaonal,, % his views and feelings ,hsn
any which has taken place, Is ii presens
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Yours,
JAMES EILIoT.


~ ~9uts3| 44+p A-LftN " 4oU9.
The bin fol- sssisfyins de Georsia
claims has passed il committee Of the
whole BY mdjority Of eieDen, and lie
substance 81 lhis revolutionary resoluti-
o., Nas reieeled II he same commit
eee. By The same majority. The resoln.
lions are still before DE house, but i
shall this day move their postponement
q totsI rejection. DR.. h Is more furi.
Gus than ever. and has poured he fun
wal q his wrath upon col. Lyon and nv
selfk eeiIsd Ne = he Bear az the arc.
&c and uon Of de tofrid zone. 3 He
thfeateda 70 resign he diesatorship. Sc.
yeral alterations which % my kno&ledre
have been projected inIthe constitution.
calculated 70 destroy the remaining
wsighs Of shssmaIl ststes, win now Sc
keptbaek for season.
From psesent appearances | shall not
vote for de 1chmentof Judge Chase
-hut We have not al he fesiimonr. /
an friend 70 The independence Of the
judges. but greater friend 70 he rights
Of he people.
Yours,
JAMES ELLIOT.
Erss4
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No. q.
Washington, March = 1900.


| Imagine that The republicans ii
your quarter WiIlnot find much fault with
my speech ii favour Of tie Impeachment
ofjudge Chase. Ishall Be obliged how-
ever Is vote inlhe negative ultimately,
= he questions win Be taken upon sepe-
rafarticlss. toall of which but one, | am
opposed.
Ii / have sometimes 9 failed Ii ar
rangeinentsn itmay be imputed 70 this,
that contrary 10 the practice Of al other
speakers | always trust for manner IS
well Is matter, % my extemporaneous
powers, Ihave never used asingle note,
Or committed 20 paper single word Of
my speeches before delivery.
Yours. 4
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Ono. D.
Washisgton, Adgct 70, 1904

SIN,
n myi last | intimated that shs h.
Island senators were considered - de-.
voted 70 the views Of Virginia. Imeant
no imputation on the character of those
gentlemen, they are upright and their
coincidence With Virginia perhaps mere
" accidental
Its certain. however, that tfers are
many modes Of republican influence and
intrigue, which none but those, who
havelikens : aviewofsheM whole rround,'
can make an adequate idea.
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lNo. ial.

Washing ton, Febritasy %, Io0y.
DEARSiR,
We have this moment tiled Duane.
We have taken his exclusive right as
printer and stationer % the government,
and decrecd 4 10 the lowest bidder.
whatever may Be his politics. Every
New-England mernbsrsoted for tbs re-
solutions. i.
a new daily moderate republican pa
per IS soon to commence at Baltimore.
There are already between 8 aud 100
subscribers, thetwo FIRST Of whom are
Thomas Jefferson and Robert Smith.
Ever youTs,
JAMES ELLIOT.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-30
JAMES ELLIoT.
No. 3.
WaskinRfon, 1idrck IL, 1901
3fNo. e.l..

Il IA ~ u IL =.
In.A. ssr y
or al. I .von,s Il nlan.,, know g.
shinr- s. w;lf seli YOU the truth but no,
she ,Shol. tvnsh ,,bos,t certain g .l..s.en,
noainst the constitution. !, Prrhanl 4 e
WRONG Is csil chem drsiens n5I. /, b
fhese. who enterfa;n those views Ire NJ.
nest they believe we have reachd ,he
ace of political perfrctal,iiitv.
4. To carry he election az n,ls;dent
Is the people. How viii fh;s mn 81.
smaIl ssasesl TIE Vern,ous nnl i. nr-
svlvania Vrrn,ont e;,s. q ,llr,or;.i
votes Pennsvlv,n;a "a. CarryI ia :.
lection & re neople and The wrlshf &c
Vermont relafiveiy ~ PcnnsylsRis !.
But { frart;on nor tban {. Z "
Reduce tbe pefiorI far vh;ck .en.} !. 80
eIected 3 ) vssrs. How viii ,b;l aE.et,
lie srnail ,sstes II win render 4 !. g.
nsSors iess indenend .nt md s. ia ~
mere tools 81 the Iarse ssates. Eome.
lsl,;n, 80 ~. 49, !. 81. ~. 81: -
bIe ,en Mia : e s a -.
been he,rd g ssv .,h.s v;ys;a;. a !. !. :.
well sen3 2 se.stn-. s,d Rhci. f.lssa
none q far ssch S. sens 3, & 6 ;r,;,
he ofl;ce 81 ! ;udve q vear.. Erh;s
5000 rc ec,,,s.scs -
I shah slsays s. s deyoted 3 he A..
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cannot make me viiiaius I.
Your friend and humble servant,
JAMES ELLIOT.
No III. /.
Washington, Fttruayys, 1905.
DsAR SIN.
Again is the union Of honest men
triumphant. The acquittai Of the su-
preme court ID Pennsyl vania is the sure
Eharbineer Of the downfall Of Duane and
iacobinism IL thar state. Had the judg.
Is been condemned, articles Of impeach.
nient against gov. M'Kean himself were
already cut and dried for Immediate use.
After The most strong and disgrace
ful congre ssionai debate ever known Of
four DAYS duration on The Georgia claims,
the friends 81 corrscf prine;B ifs have pre-
vailed BY 1 small majority, In the fullest
house We have had Ibis session--ayes6 s.
NOES So. Mr.. Randolph has deliver
I'd several philippines more violent
than those Of Robcspisrre ii the bloody
times, or France. IL return ne has been
called BY republican speakers, an ape, .
monkey, slandcrer, 4 calumniator, 4
mad man, an ambitious popular leader,
adespotic demagogue, . popular tyrant.
&c.&c He has accused the postrnas.
fer-general Of crimes and misdemeanors,
and that officer has demanded an inquiry
into his conduct. i shall move 10 con-
fine the inquiry to the charges exhibited
10 Mr.. Randolph, for have ascertained.
thar fit should 60 to his whole official
conduct, federalists win unite with the
violent republicans, upon the question,
and he win most assnredly be condemn
ed. Ny speech which win seon be pub
lished, exhibits I clearer view Of the
Georgia business than has before appear-
ed. Col. Lyon observed IN his speech
that he was !. grateful 10 his God for
having given him the face Of 4 man and
notthat Of an ape ora monkey, Gran.
dolph had called him jackall) and that
Y the head Of the gentleman from Virgin
4 was fuller Of political projects Than
Don 0bixotte' was Of wind mills, cas-
ties, dulcineas md all the pomp bfknight
erraatry. General Staunton of Rhode
Island said his vote uoald NOT &c inifuen-
ced BY the " whesdling III s,cophanss, 81
the frown Of tyfants. " The Northern.
members are treated with the most su-3
psrIative degree ofcontenapt and insult,
both in and out of doors. S
lam sir, with respecf and esteena,
Your most obedient servant,
JAMES ELLfOTs
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2. 5. Bo,hjudge DIN and nyselfhsvs
experienced much difficulty in voting for
the impeachment Of Judge Chase, we
shall probably be obliged 10 vote arainst
die ARTICLES, IS tLey will charge lin win
Ten times TOO much. j. b.
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! enclose you set az evolutionary
resolutions ~ Nj. b. he greatinquisif-
or and censor, and not only 81 the Judi
cial departments. but of ire state eopernr
ments. 81 The opinion 81 many republic
cans, they tend q de destruction Of
The great principle involved ID these
resolutions, has already been decided =
gainst Mr.. r. by e. votes 70 Sc. But
Re i too good l Republican u submit 10
. majority. Only one member from
New England votes with him % dis
Yours,
JAMES ELLIoT.
r. s. These resolutions involve also
a open viola,ion of the pIighted faith Of
the nation--bv de convention between
ths United States and Georgia. 81 which
Ne hecame possessed Of the Mississippi
Territory, the United Stztes are plede.
Cd % appropriate Eve millions efacres 6
satisfy The very eIlimt which Mr.. r.
says We must resolve not 70 satisfy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
WILLIAM OXLEY

RAs cN HAND.
Y5ieb be sp:N d9bG Of or terms sSVSHfaesSs'
The fsrftgjr,b for ea@ or notes
The following Articles, VIZ.
Supehrne and iecond cloths
Ke,feyysneres and fwsnaowns
Bear&ius and tearnongh,s
Darants and csllimapcoes
Yombazsts and wildborcs
cosDsson and boil'd camblets
SILK. cotton, aad worried holery
Enslllh extra long ELK gloves
Silk twiR ard thread
Diapsl and common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marfeilles
Laces, edgings and ginps
Elegant black and white lace wells:
p,,en, do. do.
Satin peelong and fix bahdkerchlsi'
~, o.S, and O. Cambrick mafi'ns
India Jaconet do.
Fustians, buckram, SC. Sc.
ALSO,
A few bales of Negro Caddie', and one trunk
ELK and Cotton iliass.
January Z.
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pablo salt.

On FRIDAY next,
v;ll 5. fold az the Vendue StOs,
Ep & u M
-. and bis. French Brandy in pipes,
sln,o : sal Apple Bandy 10 bh.
y s = hhds. sistces and BIZ.
ss:,i = boz. Sop nd i.sa..,,
WUsSld .oa,d,pt Candies
: s sss. i kegs, boxes and jafs,
r., Ssssgs and fails,
ns,,a,, Ware in cfases,
HoIJSEHOLD FURNITURE.
&c.---ALso,
Variety Of DRY GOODS.
among which are
clo,b,. Coatings, Kerfemeres,
MAJ. piain. Kefi.ys, Negro CostOn'.
s.,,, E!aaicks, blue Friezes,
c,sa,scOs., Rufels, Yarn Stockings,
Csrzss and Callicoc',
iua Ln.n,, Silsia do.
na,burs aud T~icklenbusgf,
Ms,uc ,nd Muslin Handkerchief,
h5i Nuaim and Table Clothes,
gsniapni handkerchief,
coosra Threads, Hats and snndry Other
''s'''' PsiH9G 6. Ndrftllsr.
Dec. 20.
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" A few Copies ofthe american
h, asr' Tor ia!e by Robert Gray, in
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S T O L E N.

n BOUT q fortnight asu, TWO SILVER
n DESERT SPOONS, London make the
letter H engraved on the handles. Whoe.er
can give information by which the Spoons can be
recovered, (hall receive 4 feafonabie feward, End
the full value paid for the detection Of tie thief.
Ap9ly to the Printer.
- III
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Adventures in Lottery ne.
]. Tor the Encouragement Of Lfft'atxrr, may
t,ow the fate Of their Tickets, on application
co the Printer, and paying u and n,il ee.a. 40
zach ticket. lN9
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S G A R S.

S G. A R S.
ss Tssg,r A 'sss s SD nvscov4ss SUGAR,
Thirty ase bags Cocoa. received by ioop Sioop
Diaas, from M.ta;nics- for fale on Reasonable
tersns by
Toxin q 7hos. NoweM.
WHO HAVE On HAND
Holland Gin of excellent favor in
Pipes,
Forth proof B1sndy,
jamaica Ram,
Liverpool Fins Salt,
1900 buRaeIs Isdisn Corn,
Taco DO. blaek-ey'd Pea, in good hp.
ping order,
July s.
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JuH Publihed,
Ind far Sale by Gotham y 6terUaFt
A Key to Myftery of Iniqulty
Addrs6 to Men Of CandOr md
1ovtrs Of Truth.
BIZ JOHN WEST.
az Faiyax Cosst.
This work contains a compendium
ecle6aRieali iaory. acconranied with the apthcr's
reflections; proving. waAry ttvtoteey to be fpu-
r,ous, and hunso kgi0ation in the Church to be
ufufpation, SC. &c.
May 3.-
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TU MS E N,
HAS TUST RECEIVED,

-AMONG WHisSSi AkS-et $50
s~u,er6ne cloths and colourad cambricks.
caGimeres, Dimitss,
CoIson eAfissefes, 6-A 9-S, CaIssr&
White and colonrcd nruaias,
i,aus, nankeens and lndis, book, Jacohst
hui;ans, spd mnil null, asgf.
Lsnp and fhort san. Inns,
keens, Goionaoe ana cfohos!-
slxe do, red friped casbfick
White and c~oloured ditto,
marlcilles, Lace,
vaiRcoating, 6.4, Lace fhawls,
"a rs, 1rih lin. Long ditto,
mems, long lawns, Super brocades 90.
"a rs, Shifting cot Engliih and ssencA nix
ton. gloves.
Irifh and Flanders heee. Kid ditto,
mo. Pc mic mitts,
Piattillas, Englifh fp!it ft,aw bon,
Briitanias, nets,
Siiefas, MADRAS ano oaaoa8ha
Silk. cotton and thread handkerchiefs,
hoeery. Bastas,
Diaoe. table cloths, Mammodies,
Napkins, Gurrahs, &c. &c.
Chintz ~callicoes and
All Of which he has determined to
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May Is.
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Mackavsl s. WHiRcy.

aSIo barrels>of- MACKAREL ja& received,
per ichconsE Hiram, from Raea*-Iaaad
ALSO, $50
IS barrel, tR,sa,g proof RYE WHISKY
at.l
90 kegs manufactured J~ames-Riyer TOBAG.
CO, warranted good. Thefe articles will be
fold low. Apply to
John & Thom.s Vowel.
July 10. s
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The higheH price given for clean
Linen Rags, by the Printer hereof.
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BEEF AND PORK.

We have juf received, prime and
mefs Beet, in. barrels and hait b4ne!s (; prime
Pork, in barrels and half barrels-ali OF excel.
lent quality.
Eewes & Miller.
June ID. d
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Rich Kanahwa Bottom Lands.
for Sale or Exchange.

rr1IE ublcribcr offers for ae, exchange for lands
or other real property the eat ide Of the Blue
p;doe about Jopo acres Of RICH BOTTOM LAND,
nm the Great Kanahwa River, and on both hde there
Of oppotite and below the mouth of Poketsco Greek,
in the Rate of Virginia, IS miles from Point Pleafant,
[thc county town Of Maon county, and II miles from
the county town Of Kanlhwa county and adjoining the
lands Of the late General Warrington. They were fur
veyed at the fame time with thoe lands in the year I72
and are held under the fame titles, VIZ. Old MILITARY
Rights-which are unqaettopable.
The Lands are oFsheyery hrt quality, the bottoms
in many places mls wide, they have been lately re-
furveyed and divided into lots containing from 80 to
60 acres each for the accommodations of parchater,,
each lot on the river, and extending back from
thence to the hills, which afford mott extenve range
for ock which can never be Interrupted One hundred
acres therefore of this rich bottotn with It's advantages,
would make good fettlement. The great Virginia
Rate road leading to the fa.es Of ohi2 and Kcntucky
paes by and through tlce lands, which being on fine
navis3bie riverwi command ready and high price tor
the produce 20 the epigraats to the wesra country
both by land and water Their iltlaton behdes glvet
their occupants choice of the caern weerf markets.
as produce may be found mott profitable The c'inaet
is mild and remarkably favorable TO tkcproduetioh CT
fruit Sal74arks are erected on the banks Of the river
but few miles above hele lands and the neighbofhood
arnhes abundance Of iron, coal, ineltone, mis and
mill Geats; 70 that there part OF the w@tern coun
try which holds out more advantages pcrfoa derous
of emigrating.
A more particular dsCcription of thefe lands with
plots OF the eycra lots their Gtuaeien, description and
price may be had by application in Alexandra, 20 Mr.
WILLIAM CRAiK, who attended the inrgsving OF
them, or TO che fubfcrber.
IAMES CRiAlK.
Septen,ber :, tat Iwa6t' i
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Ausuf II.
To Planters and Farmers.
TIE Ia6ItyiBey sfsys fiy Jale, on a HSoal ere
aft, or FIR NEGROES,

TIE IqbItyi6er sfsy5 fiv .Jale, on a. iSoal ere
da, Or fsr NEGROES,
Ten traas Of Land, Of 1000 acrcs
each, Grave Oh The gi'cr Cuchets, and the Ba.
Ton OF Ecrhellinr, in The ceuaty OF Oachets, and
territory Of Orleans I'he shoyeiand is part OF
the grant made to the Baron az BefyoS by the
Spariih government. II is dtaatcd above fifty
miles from the Nstchez, 80 miles from New
Orleans, ana 80 ffcn tkc slvtr Mi1:HpP, and
from 20 TO Is riIes irom the posi- OF Osche,a.
Ii is thought anneoeGaiy TO give more than
brief delcriPtion Gift, as any PeFtoa wihing tor
more particsar Information may. ch1ain u iron
any Of the following named .geotemen,
The above laas Zee on .Fstcs nayiBabss IN al
fesioo. Tor vctles Of 40 tons burthsn, is il ths
hart ofs country fait ietttipg Elom 'hs M,iffip.
pi territory md Xelsuk Ky, ard beirg but q few
nses from INC post serd.rsis contiguous 20 mi!l',
flores, cotscn gins, &C. II is fcarcely nsceHsry
TO lay any ssiiFg Oh tic qnalisy OF The foil, as
The wh5iel of that county is known TO br the
Enea lard in roc weird. Il may NOT DC mpto-
yer, 10 rel1ssls howsver, ct thsie lands, thai
tbous one ai,h bsing covered with simber, the
ref is prairse, and noting ellie is required TO
sFeparci5 Tor a crop Of coIon, indian coFp, TO-
bscco; hems, orsrlcei In the lowef part 81 me
steurds} dian merely pops ll..laag Up. -. 8.
The tunfciiber owns 5000 acres mpfe, on
Which he wQpld DC glad q obtaining ipdqlslqus
ettIels. Such iettlers ought ia have fome. re.
grocs, ahd plenty Of ehildien. Toiuch be Of.
fs,s liberal eacouyag;m1nt, either 6y, icliiog to
than AZ low price, or on long credit OF $ or
years, of. leaie OF 70 wars. He would alto
tarnifh them with provifons on their arrival
there. 1@@
FOR further particulars enquire of Thomas ".
GriAisb's and Thomas Chace, Efqulres, ar B4i,
,imote; David P. Devices, at Alexandria, Viz
GINA; DR.. J. Scott, ofFrederickibnrgh. ;yorof
the lpoteriosE az New Orleans, but at prefent III
Philadelphia.
ssptsn55sI Is. "a.
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FOR SALE.

Five hundred acres Of LAND, ia
the County OF Alexpniria, ard FIVE ard naii
nile. from A,exaadris and two from Georgetown,
ono raoiety in Wood and par, Of thar feagiiy tilB.
bersd. Il s!5eund, i1 excellent watsf, and hath
an exterGre yisw Of tie Experimentation lis
proximity to the City, GeoEgetown ard Aisxan-
dria, with sie additional convenience OF an abond.
snce Of wood, few farms within the DifEla
claim pre.emnehes. Upon the Fise MsnSas
liz oaabtr, / ihall attend on the pFemiies for the
purpofe OF dfpohpg Of it, if not fold previous to
that time. Shcald it be more accommodating TO
thofe (who with conntry reGSeuce during the
lckly raonths,) / will divide il into ten ard
t@spty acre LOTS. Any Psifan whining to
view the Land, BY "a application 70 WILLIAM
sNaLLsN, rho lives on it may be stssihcd. -
NV remotencls and the frequent deprodatiof,s on
the Wood ard Timber, stc the principal induce,
ments to Cell it, not mofe than one.fifh of tie
purcbsle morey Will ba required, and credit
from TWO to three years will be given Tor the re-
k1uc, fsfsrisy by a mortgage, sna forfeiture
of the advanced taoaies, with intesef on the
fnm unpaid, if sos ruueaslly and fully dif.
shaIgsd.
I c.. CHAPMAN.
An.pi IT. 2sw
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HOUSE AND LOTS for Sale,
Snsatsa AZ f6e t5.osr part, and ssi'sfu the a.
mis- Of tie pcs Of 4tfxaNSrfa.

Sasatsd az f5e t5eysr part, and sgi'5m the q.
m,is Of tie t9zos Of 4texaNSrfa.
Thehoufe IS built in the cottage ifyls..
e,lsulased los Tbs Accommodation oi ia,ali "a
p,ily. ousto slammed as @ admit d ccniiderae'e
enlargement without eGlcting lis unitormity. Il
commands Gne yiex Of the liver and MS ADA
cent country. E.,e garden, principally N front
is rich and III high cultivation, extending to.tas
water, which appFs4cbss by iefnl circular tails
The los attached 70 the houie Is 6s iset fronting
8 upon Waser. afses, loornef Of Jsterion,tTcstl
runsins into the channel. More ground may DC.
obtaines; il required.
Ioahc ta.ic raage, and to the ioataward q
The above, arc fcyeral LOIS, Similarly fiiastsd
as 10 adv and Rt9tpces, calculated Tor neat
insIi buildings. Tue whois pr any part Of the ?.
above property may DE ,,osslssd by fatcnsis up
On 'tesionsbls seruls, cish.r in lee. hnpe or urd
er light gfound.scnt. a Gear title 'Tse Issr
every lncunbfance viii DC given upon the pay
meat oi ,ne iun agfeed fer, and a iiberaicred,t
agawe ifseqaisea, Mr. l,alss, Tshding upon
the Aose, 6sIos Ksith's wharf, and ssjo.nlng
the preniiss, viii ihcw the property, ana a lac
di.se{ed 60 D5ttor Hamatex, poe.ottcs, Alex
aad,ia, vii! meet with Immediate attention.
SSn.cusbex III. 3tsW LUZ -
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Price so;Cents a Box,
Re has lakezogle for Sale,

a general sfIortment of Drugs, Patent .Ie,
dicines, Shop furniture aud Walls 5, a few hand
foo,e Hall Lamps; Indian- Shades, proof visl;;
ETsuoc OF ySprues; Paten, Blsekipg; Madeira
aud Sherry wiae; black bottles in hoglieads ;
Paints ground IN Oil /; and a few barrels, Flax
eed Oil, which he will fell on feaionablc tenna
for cath, or TO punauai caitaners on Short
1edit. u. $3.50 s.nI
GT a generous allowance viii be made OF
saote who pprchato saa ahave Medicines BY the
dozen.
March a. saw
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Valuable Property for Sale.

On tbe Ioib day Of oao5sr nest, at 10 '''ef'ek
: - tbs fireman, qriJ be sald sa . 'l01g ersaf,
aSat S3blie utndae, On tie frtmyes,
rT%HAy large STONE WAREHOUSE on
the corner OF Woke and Union itrests;
one half OF Gtoupd Rent of G.I3l IS. arh-
ing OUT Of the Dlall-houic immediately oppo-
Gre. one bali OF the Wharf that was Do,lt oY
p.neral Raberaeau, and naalbss OF Vacant
Lots en- Wafer, Wolfe, ard Union ftree,s.
TIE property will be fhown TO any perion ap-
plying to TIC fuessriber.
THOMAS PATTEN.
81 arcna IN eoSw
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The Subfcrlber

WIjhss to RENT or SELL, the foIlo1'snSg
Probsr.y, on ningJfrset, 0iz.
eESHE CORNER. STORE, laSeiy occupied
4 By himfelf--the ftand is equal to any IN
towa for rctall ftore, anil will be rented very
cheap. AAo, the HOUSE lately occupied By,
Doaor Hal; the houfe IS very convenient and
In good repaif--this alto will be rented bar.
gain if applied fer ir,Iicdateiy, For terms, aP-
THOMAS RICHARDS,
or in his ablence to Mrs. Hgfoa, living on tht
pfemdes.
Augua S. al