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efexceleat quality and handsomely drauUn;
ENGLISH. Bister'd and Eroruley go
- -7s151. - STEEL. -
Berkeley, IS. = -.
: z-.-.-- = 91ae Courf, 1905.
William Stuart, Comp't

!. -. -. Yuae Cou,f. 1905.
William Stuart, comp's
- ~ = against r..
Josiah Raymond, Tunis Newkirk, Geo.
Newkift, Reuben Ne~kirk, Samuel
Swearingsn, Gideon Cost. Joseph
Wallingsford, Thomas Cox, Rignal
I Butt, Henry Holman, ADAM Myers,
= BAIL Cross, Baldry Butt, William
y Bennett, Richard Morelatt. Abraham
Morelatt, sen. George Lanehart, John
Grove. lanes Likens,. Nathaniel
Linthicum, Cornelius Simmons,
George Filson, John STROBE, Jere-
miah Strobe, William Goldman, Pc.
ter Seaburn, William Seaburn, David
Harris, John Lamer, Jacob Hoover,
John Harrison, James Warren, John
Smith, Edward Mercer, Rignal
Green, Joseph Foreman, Christopher
Parrott, Thomas Cox, John Randall,
Anthony Turner, Robert Burns,
John Jones, Thomas Shepherd, Aa-
ron Farthing, Joseph Ingle, George
Mason, Jacob Comegis, John Butt,
Frederick Imhoof, Swearingen Ray,
Lewis Wisenall, and Jacob Smurr,
Defendants.
In CHANCER1.
THE Defendant, Josiah Raymond,
i not having entered his appear
ance agreeable TO an act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and It
appearing tothe satisfaction Of the Court,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this COM
monwealth, on the motion Of the Com
plainsnt by his Counsel, it is ordered
that the said Defendant do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
in August next, to answerthe bill Of the
Complainant, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Berke-
ley and Jefferson Intelligencer. for two
months suseessivsly, and published AZ
the door Of the, Court House of the said
County. A Copy.
Teste, /.
DAVID HUNTER, GAG.
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T@HE Dsfendant Daniel Kennedy,

TINE Defendants Daniel Kennedy,
i not having entered his appear.
ance agreeble 10 an act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and il ap-
pearinz to the satisfaction Of the Court,
thar they are Inhabitants Of this Com.
monwealth, on The motion Of the Com
plainant BY his Counsel, il il ordered
thar the said Defendant do appear here
on the Monday after The third Tuesday
IN August next, % answer the bill OF
the Complainant, and that . copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Berke-
ley and jefferson Intefligencer, for two
months successfully, and published At
the door Of the Court House Of the said
County. A Copy.
Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
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Berkeley County, s.. r. !, H..
June Court, 1905.
Daniel M'Kenney, comp's,
against 4.
samuel Woods. Def't.

- ! - .
THE Defendant, Samuel Woods,
i NOT having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and il appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the Court, thar Be IS
not an inhabitant Of this Common wealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant by his
Counsel. il is ordered that the said De-
fepdant do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday ia August
next, TO answer the billie the Complain
ant, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in TIE Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligsncer,. for two months
successfully, and published Al the door
ofthe Court House Of the said County.
Aeopy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
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Berkeley County, %. ~ y, +.
February Court, 1905.
Robert Kennedy, Executor Of Thomas
Kennedy, deceased, Comps
against
Daniel Kennedy and others, Def',s.
IN CHANCER7. i
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JOuRNEY
AeRoss rae LrsiAH DssAR7.

-. i . j.
A letter from Mr.. Pascal paoli Peck, (son-
ofCol. WIN. Peck an ofFicer on baard
the ". ), brig Argus, couananded6y l.
saac Hull, Esq. dated
MALTA, Jolly 4.
" BY the President, which sails for A.
merica in a few days, embrace the favor.
able opportunity of writing yon a few lines.
You will no doubt be anxious and feel
little surprised at my long silence, and
will, perhaps, place it to neglect or want
of affection; bur when assure you have
not been in Christian country for nearly
eight months before, you will form an OPT.
Mon that will be more correspondent 10
the feelings of my heart. Time and my
duty will nos permit me to wri.e to you as
lengthy as could wish; lswill however,
give you short account OF our Journey a.
cross The Lybian Desart, where we suffer
ed almost every thing possible, bat in the
end gained . glorious victory, and IN a
great measure contributed TO the bringing
the Bashaw of Tripoli TO terms of peace.
About The middle OF November we sailed
from Malta bound to Egypt, thoying on
board, as passenger, William Eaton, Esq
in search Of. Hamet Bashaw, The rightful
sovereign Of rripol, TO endeavor to effect
cooperation with him against his bro
Their the reigping Bashaw of 'fripoli.-- We
arrived at The port OF Alexandria on the
54.h Of November, and MIR. Eaton went 10
Grand Caro- in search ofthe x-Bashaw.
After a long series of difficulties, dangers
and yexaiions, Mir. Eaton arrived Bcer A.
lexandria WITH the Bashaw and about 20
persons IN his suit, abeut the 9th Of Fe-
bruary. Afr. Eaton returned on board,
aud the Bashaw formed his camp about
! miles from Alexandria, where he was
occasionally reinforced by the Bedouin or
desart Arabs. At-ihe pressing solicitail'
or Of Mr.. Eaton, and at the request Of
Capt. Hull, Iconseuted TO accompany the
former across the desart, with the proyiso
of joining the brig at Bomba. Onthe 18Th
OF Feb. Mr.. L. our Lieutenant OF Mafmes,'
myself and seven marines, left tie brig
and joined the army, ard the brig sailed
for Syracuse. On the 9Th ct Marcti we
commenced our mafch with about 500
we'll mounted Arabs, 10 Christians recruit
ed at Alexandra, and los camcls, laden
with our provisions and baggage. Our
first days march was near 80 miles. On
encsmping,wc found the well toaII appear
ance, dry, AMI there was no water within
six hours march. Here commenced the
first Of our saffefings; after marching near
90 miles in burning sun, buoyed up With
the idea offinding water at The end OF our
march, we found or enesmping not The
least sign OF water, nor was green thing
90 be seen. AZ hands were employed IN
clearing out the we'll, bnt were 50 thirsty
and faligned ttoy cculdhatdIy move. For
myself, NO, having taken the Precauion TO
procure . small skis Of water to carry on
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them left India, and another attack was
medi,ated, which, it was thought by those
concerned in il, could hardly prove unsuc.
cesstui.
BOSTON. Semi. ao..

More British Dehredations.-A letter
from Mr. Barnard, Supercargo ofthe shin
Indus OF this port, from Batavia. and the
Isle OF France, dated at Halifax, 10th Sep.
tembef, informs of his being captured bv
the frigate Cambrian, within as LEAGUES &c
Burmudas, on the 10th Of Aupus,. ana
the mate with all the people taken from
the ship. Our ship is ibelled, saws he.
but l have not yet put in my claim, as a
trial cannot take place for some time. I
DO not know but they will condemn INV
property, if they do, they will rob me of
my all. There has been condemned here
the ship Amsterdam Packet, Capt. Smith.
OF Philadelphia. She went from Philadel,
ph'a to Asnsterdam, and there discharp.
ed her cargo, purchased another of Dutch
goods, and sailed for Batavia, where she
sold that and purchased return cargo.
Federal Lamenfanons.--The folly of the
federaiists has become SO diverting, that il
is amusing to peruse their papers. No.
thing can be done right at home or abroad
under the present administration. When
our prisoners were confined at Tripoli.
then we heard abundance of Lamentation
and mourning for their unhappy fate !!
The government were called on to redeem
them: II was said that they were prisoners
OF war, and therefore a price paid for them
could not be considered as a attribute. But,
since we have made Peace, and our un-
fortunate citizens are returning to their
friends, we hear the most dolorous COM
plants, and the poor Ex-Bashaw has be-
CONC the Object of their sympathy! Not
word OF pleasing congratulations on The
release OF the captives--not word of the
h'ppy state ct our country by the rcs,ora-
ton of Peace. The Ex-Bashaw is all,h
cry, and even in this particular, they know
thai Com. Barron's letter has fully stated
the propriety Of our conduct towards him.
When win the federalists cease their inn
pertinencei When will they be tired pay-
ing iiireIings for iyingl When will they
be silent, and show at least some regard
Tor Their own reputation. In every la.
stance the President has baffied all their
calamny and detra6iion, by every thing
tu-,ing out in direct opposition 10 their
ccajsc,ures. Heaven has peculiarly ia
voIed the administration in all their mea-
sures. and left the f-deralisrs monument
of universal deiestation. Their runners
go about tbe streets venting their malice,
while their editors have become the OBJ
jecls Of derision TO every real well.misher
OF American tranquility
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-12

Thomas Taylor.
John Satchell.
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FROM TIE coNNEc71cU7 SoURAEz.

Messrs. HUDsoE II GooDwrs,
The following letter Of an elderly man to
bis Nephew beginning business, have
perused in manuscript and copied for
your paper. II you think il worthy OF
public alton | request you to publish it.
DEAR NkPHRW,
As you are beginning the business in
trade, am induced by personal affection
and mos, ardent wishes for your welfare
aud prosperity, to oferyou my advice. l
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coMNU6TcAr1oM

eua1oUs kaTIeLRs CT EoREkMxSr.
a person Of property IN the couolry, be-
ing lately applied tn, for what IN Virginia
Is called an +" oyerscer's place )" obsety-
ed To The spplican,, that from the expe.
risacs he bad nod Of those kind Of pcople (,
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- s".~''s. "a a." sas..> ~as.>..,S., 49,
tiaus and particular; AT any ate, ,hat b-
should always have such agreements m
Beck and zysi,e---;o which lie applicant did
not in the least object. Accordingly a.,
f'nstrument was drawn by the ernulaye,, IL:
the following words, which S nov s,,oneiv
recommended 20 all gentlemen Of lor.SDe
who wish 10 kerr .hsir es;aies.
! Article ist.
| rg After the preambie--
J The oyerseer is 10 consider The mania.
ton and eil the articles Gu it, a. the p,on.r.
~ OF The employer, and not his.
-, Article Cd.
The oterseer is 20 consider himself "a
The hireling and servant, and not tl,e master
fihe employer.
Article Sd.
As hireIing and servant aforesaid, the
said overseer is not to spend more than
ore haif of, his tine, at most, from home,
either on his own business, at counhouses
or elsewhere, or on pleasure, at horse RAJ
ces, cnck fights, barbacues, &c. nor 10 con-
sumo or require more thar is made On ire
fvhoie dard, n entertaining friends and con-
neetions, ut home.
Article 9Th.
The said overseer is to have ope-tcnih
OF all the corn, tobacco, wheat, rye, barley
and oats that arc made on the plantation
and he IS not 10 pilnder the employer of
more than one-h.lf of the ether nine.
ten,hs, by. any falls. reckonings, OF by any
other deceptions or fraudulent means
whatcveri
49, Article sth.
: The overseer cbllges himself, zsio,1 his
rcora Of ho.icr, not To have i, i'll view 10 ruin
his employer in less than FIVE years and
that, when he has reduced him 10 the nee
cessity of selling his estate, that he VIII not
ask more than one-half of the whole Tor his
ex,rasor ethsryery extraordinary services,
10 be considered as SO much aclual cash in,
part OF the. purchase and that, in case Of
res'sfG''ee by the employer, on account of
any supposed breach OF theabove aracles,
he Will not clam more than The other half,
by way of damages the whole being sli
that is contemplated by the said overseer,
Tor that lsngth of service the vetdi9 of
twelve honesr ni-r. (eleven of HON berg
oyerseers, as is very likely, and as is Gus
tomary,) TO the contrary Reimbursement
ing!"
II is scarcely necessary to observe, to
those who understand the course OF such
business, that the above articles were oh.
Jected to; the applicant Considering that
he could not afford to engage 0nder such
severe restiiAions--as would be found TO
be the case with ninety nine out OF hun.
dred, was,it proposed TO ,ye them under
similar aryicles!
ibis morning THOMAS FElRN sool BIS e.,
At from re stage ae,o,. On tSis day sixty ysa,s
ego be J'yss drew zoe dreatb Of Gfe--A,G bis dis
eoH'olate zriaou. BIS phan Children and rnou,n-
ir5}es, baee III. tbis con torti eft. tia, ~ srnd-
fHs TOE scripture thread ofkje Be Devoted bic ,hrce
score Years 70 Tie SeneSf Of mankind Il. tie en,
poGte tensrsSe Of celebrated poet. BE ssas in eSe-
~ sense OF ,se .posSs.
''SIhe mobiles, work Of Cod, an honest man"
DarviHe Ia 4tb Oc, ISD5
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EALL GOODS.


'T'sy 5nbfer:bers are reSeiving W the fFtips ~.
trePid ffoteeiftis and George from Liver
poo, and tfe svfFoIk rom ondon ;hsif lsp py Of
Merchandise far tie raj,
Wsieh (efpetisiiy n me Bs-3~srs HnsJ . vss-
eStep6vs and general. and win he fold by he . Gee
CT paeAsgs. They hasss'laon hsnti fea Qus,ter
calks % the hea London Particular MRDElkA
WiSk, COGNIhC BRANDY R@tsINS.
PEPFER. hLIUM, &c ali Il which they els
ief fof fale OF the MOD mod t,fnis
John & Robt. Gamble, jr.
Richmond, ioth Oa. 1905 W.T.
h T.. a TX Is 9 n - 5
Tav sa,e a. this Office.
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svascRrsEHs. vNDrn TnE rnu
TavIor G Brozvn,

OEer their services to the public "a AUCTION.
EEkS q COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AZ
me stand lately occupied by Thomas TAYLOR &
20: where they have on hand a large stock Of
Dry Goods 81 WeSt- India Produce,
most OF which viii be disposed Of at Private Sale
TABLE notes.
Thomas TAYLOR.
James Brown, u.
Richmond, f1th OF. 1905. tf
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The schf. Hannah Maris, of Baltimore,
from Porto Casrllo to Baltimore, taken by
his Britannia mAJesty's lriga'e Diana, had
been rttaken ky the Volados Spanish
ikipg's) brig Of wa. and cafriedinlo Cams
peaehys
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-12

50 106 barrels of wheat -four. 6026 half bar.
rels DE-. 262 har.ss Of rye Rour. 22D do of Indian
meal. 1872 kexa of butter. and 40 kegs oflard.
we've inspected within the city and pf.cihas Of
Balsiinose during the three months preceding the
Goth September last
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-12

Mammoth Pear.--upon an accurate adn,e.
furemept Of Pear. which was growing in Ipt-
With on the 10th inn. |, was found TO he ! in
ehss in circumference lengthwife, - erolsrife,
inches long There was another on the fame
tree of nearly the fame dirneoiious. The req were
oil an uncommon ize. What makes !. fill more
remarkable. thsfe pears were growing on eions.
which were grated ioGr ysars FEo into fmau
apple tree aoek.--Salem6Saze,,e
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The number o.. eitizeos capable of5sarins arena
IN Pennfylvania, {between IS and 4s) il COW a
bout 10000 at the lse embodyii, they a
mounted only 10 3e,ooo-the augmentation ia
moro than double in the effective hreng;h of the
Rate aurora.
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NEW NOVELS.

4y JsTsisaa: Godspin-ar5
The. G AnESTEks ~ MS W.D,ea. of Ma.
saeSHsnts-1'e5u sr recessed at s5is flee.
:, , Whert sfo may &c had (liteIy pubhshed,)
KNOX PRINCIPLES OF Ell OukNfp-.
Containing Hints to Pubic Speakers and
1tsrnyghaTn's Essay on the E,oquence of he
8Prsjalin England -Al5
cUptAN's spERc HRS. 2dimpYoved edition.
with considerable additions, aud an eIeganr
Portrtit of the Author Oef ii
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MahcheSfer InHtikc Lcn6aHy.
EIGHTH REovIsfpfov
Il az Shareholders in the Manchester Td,npite
Company arc hereby required TO pay TO Isrres
prsndef. TFcarqfer. the far,hsr Istn ~ Ten Dol.
lars, on eash mare, on ~ before the 1Ssi Of No
yernbsr neJt.
b. order Of the Dirs7oS,.
James Brander, ok.
Winchester, 10Th Od. 1905 trCN
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JUNT nECEIYEII--

"C'h III SHfT <ffLf
~ JoEs PoHegEY's, Book Binds q S,a,ioSer.
Two hundred and fifty iezms Of FOOLSCNP.
POT and POST WRITING PhPGR--
Ne has also on hand an extensive ttcok of
hLINI BOOKS of all descriptions manofae-
ture5 from materials OF c,s FIRST quality, and e
Verv ober a'siole N the Stationary lie
Tickets for sale in the Second cass Of the
Richmond Academy Lottery.
Odotcf IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-14

CTR AYE D from the Subfcfibesf fable, on
- Friday morning Taft light BAY HoRsE,
4 years old, about 10 hands high, lately ihod
all round, mane hogged, and tail docked, tour
black hoofs, and large belly. He was about
ten days Gnce bought tof MIR. Jyrf6 G'!oan,
living near the four mile run. Whoever delivers
thu ia;d Io,ie 70 the (ubfcriber, hall receive the
above reward, and all rsa!onab!e cxpenees.
ISAAC. ENTWISTLE.
December :. ~ 3taw
IN. B. wanted from 10 20 1900 buihsls OF
good clean barley, for winch generous price
will be given.