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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-10
Advertisements.
Jans,arg SO.

~ 49, Z 49, !. SSS& - ~
BY an order Of the County Court Of Eau
quier, we the subscribers are. appointed COM
nissioners for selling the. building OF Geal
for said county forty feet by sixteen IN the
clear, eighteen feet pitch, with a passage be-
lew aud above, to be builtcf brick or stoiIe---
This is Therefore TO give notice, that proposals
WILDE received Ito be ledgee. with 1s'a for
nerl until Saturday the 25tlt OF aplii next;
and if meme should be agreed upon, on mat
elay,.we shailsproceed to let said building to
the lowest bidder, on Monday following, boz
ing coart-day 81
William Homer,
George B. Pickett.
VIM. Edmonds, Jr. Ss
Thornton Buckner, s
Wiley Roy,
s-Fauquier Courthouse,
February 3. !2sl aaw2sthA
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JAMES BACON,
lit Ms.QRocERy STORE, an Hins-strtst, las
addition to as, former stock, addcd
a fycih Supply of Genuine Artlcle'h
ise Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete.
Re nom egers. for sale, on his usnal ton t'ns
Mufcosado, Sugars: efvarlousgus
.Esies,
Loaf and Lump asao,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TIE 49, /
Hyson, particularly. selS'
! yo.,no Hveon. ed los
5ssss H5ase and family i us
: Souchcng,
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of superior quake
Madeira,
Busolloz, 4
Sherry, mrs(
Lisbon,
TeneaHs, /
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Cognac and Bourdcaux Brandy
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family ise' u ~
Antigua, ST. C.soix, s.. ,ViaeeA''' ."''N
ENGLAND Ruul,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky
Mo,assss, Wine, and Cider NHFS''
eA-.,,.y~4o,,,- ni+terc. ~
Mace. n..sn,egs, cloves, eassia' ! fI erosrI
| CAYENNE and. black pepper, race au + bais]
ginger, basket salt for table use' Pa, lpt a
Flee, starch. fig blue, soap, me'.,a a,r cit iiot
spermacen candles, refined ssli.p' hriussd
/ indiao, alum, .copperas, maddsr ~ olI best 4
oI;sh and country made gunpowdeeta'v iiI s !
and smoking tobacco, very Des'
/ bacco. r uunterSP1
! Hamilton and Leiper's snuff 1al
in boxes. "a &C a srPe
4 quality, Dixon's best otto, w ,anIIy ever
demiiohu's, sc. &c.ewith g s 4h;eh hsrs54'
t;cle in his line-the whole Of wl a;s.nrosedel
( selected with care, and wall % e'
the very lowest terms' $500 ~
PRINTED DArLr By Z rM|
1 Samuel s NJ"
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One Lot or parcel of ground,

situate on the south side of King and,
the eastward of Fairfax-street, extending
On king-street IS feet, thence southwardly,
with line parallelto Fairfax-street, 80 feet,
10 a twelve foot alley. On this lot there are
two good frame store houses.
tine other Lot, situate to the
southwark of Queen-street, and On the east
side of Fairfax-street, and extending there
with ~ feet inches. thence eastwardly and
parallel to Queen-street so feet.
also,
One other Lot on Ia 3npiorhs
alley, extending on saio alley and binding
thereon "A feet inches, by 50 feet deep.
A credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months
will be given to the purchaser, on his giving
his notes, with an approved endofser, for the
payment ofthe purchase money IN three equal
instalmens, and deed of trust on the pro-
perty.
Ludwell Lee, Trustee.
March Ia staWts
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a. Ice Cream.

AS application has several times been
made to the subscriber for Ice. Cream, this is
to inform the public that he willin future have
it every SATURDAY, when such as want may
be supplied
Also calvs. Fees Jelly for sale.
Matthew Eakin,
March 81. 2aw3w
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EQR .S.ALE,

For. SHE,
on dtfuanfag eo1S terms.
u THREE STORY 4B.R,IllcK H.fRE-
4. HOUSE, on Union-strset, next door
to BENJAMIN Shreve, Jun. well situate for the
SaihtliHsg Of Grocery busine ss4A Also, q LOT
d, GROUND, at the corner Ct Water and
J W plfe streets. ~
4. 'sas's' TO. RENT. -
Ind immediate possession lgi9.ef,
The STORE and DWELLING loose.
ON Fairfax street, occupied by Jacob Hetaaan
Ian excellent stand forsthe pRr Coop sbasl-
ness.-Applyto
Vi 5Jonall Thompfon e Son.
March IA 3tawtf =
d 10 bales Beerboom Gurrahs,
s. For Sale ,6y
Joseph Riddle.
Marsh1. d3tlawtf 3
+ To Sell or Rent,
Sundry LOTS in Alexandria- Also segesa
raj in the city of Washington. Forterms apr-
ply to
Sarah Porter.
February IA. 2aw
JUST RECEIVED,
One key Of the first quality Chez
ing Tobacco.
March 10. co
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FROM TIE PEOPLES FRIEND.


with chaos and blunders encirciing nv head
Let me ponder, and tell what think of the
dead
GOLDSMITH.
WHILE conspiracy stalks ever the
WESTERN part OF the union, smiling secure.
~ at the proclamation force aad nop gun
ornaments inteuded for its SUPPRESSION
VALE The eonsplratofs laugh and do their
work, aud government scratches It's head,
VITA Its considering cap half on, half off,
aad questions itself s. what shall we do
nov )" II nay perhaps be allowed TO u.
editors, VIII may be called the Gossips of
soe'e'y TO surallse little, and ta,,e our
surslses TO the public. Bus,le is the order
or inc DAY all over the world, and in this
quarter where SO little is given to actien
and SO very much to words, conjecture
may bs psrraitted to lsnsthen its chain,
aad to indulge in garrulity, though Utter.
ed h;hs at random Sleeping dreams.
m'dw'ted by chance. have grown up into
stout chubby facts and why may not wax.
ing dreams! OF data We have but few:
and indeed -hy should we, seeing that the
keen and Penetrating eye Of Mr.. Jefferson.
monnted as ne Is on the tigh eminence Of
the presidential chair, from which by the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-20
For the bin 1la
AGAINST IS

Mr.. Ellio, gave notice that on Tuesday
next he should move the houss TO consider
the resolutions he had offered eome4time
since. and which the house had ordered 20
lie on the table.
The St. Domingo bill war sskenup in
committee of the whole, Mr.. Varnum in
the chair. The bill was read, and the com
mi.tse Immediately rose and reported it.
IL was ordered TO a third reading on Men
day.
The house went into committee OF the
whole on The bill for erecting hospital at
Naiehez. Increasing the salary Of judge
there, exceeding the right of saassge. &c
After debate of about 40 hoar the coz,
ml,,ee rose aud reported progress.
! he, commi.tes OF the whole, Mr.. Ma.
sters in the chair, agreed 10 the bill pfovid
ing for the survey OF the coasts of the y.
S. The house concurred and ordered a
third reading to morrow.
Mr. Randolph quoted tia, part of the
presidents message relating to Mr.. Barr.
He had wated, be said, with anxious soil
citode for some Official Information Cd this
subiect; bot the aspect Of affairs on the
M,ssissippi was now such thar he couldno
longer be silent that Spain, if concerned
at all, mnsl be the plaintia, nos the defend.
ant, 10 this case. The mast prompt and
efhcacious means werc now necessary he
did not think the executive could have any
informa,ien on this subject to which the
house was not entitled. Il appeared from
evidence taken under the direction of the
legislature of Kentucky, that Spain has c.
yer since 1888, been endeavoring 70 seps.
rate the western from the Atlantic states );
perhaps, at the momsBt he was addressing
ihe house the fate of the western country
was decided. A bill for anthorising ,hs
president to accept of volunteers has been
before you; member of that com IN istee
informed nae that he had proposed an aug
meatatioa of ths troops, as that ase mber
IL demonstrated in the family of ths seers.
tary of war, Mr.. r. presumed the sscre.
tary approved.
If Instead of pen, ink aad paper, said
ke, YOU bad last session given men s arms,
neither external fees nor domestic, need
have been dreaded. The expeaces of the
sampaiga proposed last sessios would no.
have b=cn SO great as those oeeasisned
from the want Of raising few troops.
Hers We sis and adjourn, aud adjourn
and sit like SO many school boys, to do
as we are bid 5 TO come here and gohoms
sgain.
Mr.. Randolph spoke highly of the pro.
seediugs of The state of Ohio.
He,hen offered resolution TO the fol-
lowing effect
Resolved. That the presiden. of the u.
States be requested to furnish this house
with acy information 10 possession of the.
executive, excepting such as he may deem
che public welfare may require not 10 be
disclosed. touching any illegal combina.
aions of prisate individuals against the
peace and safety of che saion, or any aili.
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PROCEEDINGS of Congress.
Moose OF REPRESENT ATIVEs.
Friday, January o.

Mr.. Gzepg pressa,ed spetision irons up
card. OF 500 Of tae c,.lZens OF Washing
tooscoaa Y. dislrics of Coiumoia, Pray.ng
for. rep Al of zoe act at 1902, Con- moaty
Gated me 20 dollar acs. hetSfrsa 10
comm,,,ce of three.
Inc bril- ausAorising the president OF the
II. S. 90 aecspt OF The SERVICES OF soiao-
tesr com 3aaics. net exceeding tnirty tnou-.
sand ma, was read .hird lime and P ass.
ed wlsnoat d;vislon u.
fae bill Ia adj iuou 60 an act mak'ng
nrovlslo Tor the redemption OF the whole
nupl,c dab. was read asthird tlme.
NJ. Rllia.pa called for the yeas and
nays IA sae passags OF the bill.
Mr.. Aston spoke against the blu as be-.
ing usetul only TO spectators who hold $
per cent. s,ock, and of no bsne6sto tbs
us.
Sir. Randolph said nothing could be
plalaer thai why're parties stand in the reia-
tion OF debtor and credl.os, sxchangs
be made TO mutual advantages such are the
proyis,oss OF this bill. i
With regard TO the three per cent. stock,
ic; a plain case be stated; a farmer has gi-g
ven MS bond for 1000 dollars, bsaring an
interest of per cent. will aot the farmer
sa,her pay $50 dollars, and take up his
Bond, than TO pay during life, aud then
leave 70 his pos,eri,y 10 pay ever after him,
three DER cent. on his bond tor 1000 dolls.
Such is the situation or the three per cent
stock.
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With chaos and blunders encircling my head
Let me ponder, and tell what think of the
dead.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
y FoR SALE.

80 - 81"
"a yALUABI.E Tact eflante.s,ohk
~ LAND. containing sbou, esi, !.
sfes, lying on Mill Creek, Brrte,. :.
Ionnty, and adj oining the stone hons.
tayefn place; there is about 100 .cr.s
cleared and under good fence. and m.
balance 'sl clothed wiih excellen, stimbrr .
= acres Of meadow are made, st,Is mo-.
could De made, which may be ,watrt.J
with wheel. . he Improvements A.. :. :.
comfortable dwelling house with a pood 4
Kitchen adjoining. smoke house, anil
other convenient CUT houses: There i.
also on the premises m sxcellent :. =,
Darn, ~ BY g. feet, within 90 var,,, n
the water good apple orchard. md
various kinda of other. fruit tler..
i his tract Of land is level, and in o.her
respects wen adapted TO farming: IL !. in
sight Of the road leading from Martins s.
burg to Winchester. and abou, 10 mile,
from each place. Any person wishing
70 purchase can know che term, nv an.
plying to the subscriber living on m.
premises. -+sl.sE - =. W..
{ HUGH DAVIDSON.
February ~, 1907. 80 8
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FOR SALE.

4 TRACT. Of LAND, con,,;n;n,s
n about 900 acres, one half of wh;rS
is cleared, the balance well ,iml,er,.d
and q considerable quantity of well wa.
tered meadow. On the pre m;,es ia
good Merchant Mill and Dist;Ilerv. on
anevertailing stream Of water, and in
sight OF the Potomak river. This tr,rt
Gao DC divided into several dilFereut r..
nensnts, with Dwelling House .nd
Barn to each; it is or the frs, rate l;rTe.
stone quality and Is situate in BerIeIev
COUNTY, Virginia, on Potomac river 10
!, miles from Martinsburg, 8 from wa.
Transport, and IS from Mercersbnrg.
fhie land will be sold together, or div
ded Into two tracts, as may best sui, the,
purchaser. A good bargain vim be 81;
ven 70 . purchaser, In the mill and one n
hail the land, on payiugabou. two third.
OF the purchase money in hand. For
terms apply to the subscriber on the ore.
misses.
GEORGE NEWKIRK., g.
April 10, 1906. :" j
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Thssabseriber has for; sale : quantity d
,eh CzoUe.'r SEED.
and ground PLASTER ofpARIs.s5A
= r = RICH WILLIS.
Jefferson County, Feb. -, 1907.

NOTICE Is hereby given, tina, m
~ ELECTION win be held 4, The
Court. House in charles-Town. q, ,he
second tuesday, 10 April next, for the
purpose q ehootihg . ct person % repre-.
sent the District composed Of the Coon.
mes o. lsaerson, Berkeley & Hampshire.
y ne Houseof Representatives Of he
ALIExANDRR WHITE, Sheriff.
February ~, 1907. = -
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FdRylERS ATTEND.

u FdRgfERS INTEND.
.yE7lLL be sold d public ysndle. on
NV "Wednesday ne krat day cf Auril
next, that beadtif1f B Al M where iacob
Miller, deeN, ibfmeriy lived. ly;n,EI .;;n
3le1etSbn County, o., the road leadinR
ffohS Ne 0Esdi IVA Isl hxfless Town.
nearly 81 tie centre, and a.iioiuinc re
plantation o. which the late Gen. Darke
Formerly lived, cdntaikink 100 acres.
one hrid Of which Is well eovefed with
timber, This Farm, for beauty and
eopyeuience, exceeds any M IL SIZE In
neik eiey, leifstycn o. Frsdefisk the
I16d is % IL bret quality ahll lles lesel ,
there are 6iteen acres 81 excellsne Mca.
dow with . stream ofWater Funninry thro,
che middle Of she same there are seve.
~ never falling springs thar issus out
neaf me dwelling house s the inproee.
mems are two Dwelling Houses. arooi
Bard, hne Stable and Smokc If0usk. a
sxcelIens silt Houss With plensy 81 over.
Aead water, 1 Milk House 5sna Nl.ek.
SmithS Shop, with 4 6ne Orchard Of
Knlis trees The Houses are IN h rood
repair. Thesale Of The Lad viii be
g che premises, precisely at sea o'clost
I'd the forenoon. ~ & = ! s,.,{--. q -.
There win likewise Be Offered fSr sale
On the premises in Charlesl IOWA on
the same day, about tWo o'eleck In the
sttefnooh, TWO half acre LOTS, one ii.
tuate on Q corner on the Main Atreef !. ne
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sNIoTIcE ishereby given. ,h,, "a :,
IN ,ELECTioNlsi6be hsld =, -, g
Court; House in Charles. Town, on the
second Tee:day inApril nsxt, for ,he
purpose Ct choosing . 81 person 10 renre.
sent ne District composed ofthe Conn.
Of this State. @f-I l
AtExANDER wH1rE, sher;a.
- February ~, 1907. A
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06

NOTICE 10 hereby given. thu, -,
~ ELECTION win be held AZ ii.
Court. House in Charles. Town. on she
second Tuesday in April next, for the
purpose OF choosing two 6,persons to re.
Psesent The County Of Jefferson in die
General Assernbly Of this Sine. -.
= -; A.L.EAANDER WHITE, sheriaF.
kebroary ~, 1907. - Fl r -
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duR Received.
THE snescyiBsrs ha1e ;insf revived !
AaAasoMe ssssysmenf 81
EsR d,ac Goods,

among S1NlcN are
Elegant superfae brad Thread Lace,
Superb Ladies Greriau Dresses,
spIsin spotsed aud needs WORKED Leno
Muslias,
Piain Cansbrick ana Lee ditso
Ladies fashionable 01p Passfns md
Nsck Hapdkerrhicfs, I
Fashionable split straw md hsrh6fn
Bonnets, s.ss !. j j
Piush Velvet and camel,S iair skahl,
Of az COLOURS, IS, 3 tEsss
Lsdies and centIsrnsns vhits Kid
Gloves. ditto SILK, $50
Changeahle Lutestrinns, Il
Silk and Cotton Chanhfoy MusliusS
! Ladies' patshl rork sc1l Shoes, 4
Ditto Morocco and Kid Slippers, !,
GsHlle4snb lnpbrted and countrynnade
Hata Il = IS { 8 j 80 /
Superfne ~ irish Linens, slow.prieed
di10, and 81 Shssti6g. ~ ID * (.
Best supervise Geliyos, nsN patterns,
Common and i0a-price dido, II. Is, !
Best supersne Lo1don Br6ad cioths,
Psesideufb Bsansits ana Cops,itsiion
veiss., md FspW eords, q
,GsntlsnsA' tashiosnbls ent Silk Velvet
Vest Pattefns, j. III H.
Dspnetfa Fancy Card dim md Swsa-
1key hast yemaiaiae. s'tsw nannsis.
nlankeas md eosrse Cioths, bkiek sAey
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EAKE NOTICE.

-. IAKEs N0EEE. y 49, ' =
ALLpefssns Indebted 70 the estate Of
LAWm. Burma, zen. dse'd. whose
bonds, Notes and ACCOUNTS are now
dae, are re4ues,ed 10 come forward and
make payment immediately, a, no indul.
gencs can o. win be. given. !, .r~gz-,T,- .
{ = :, .Sg5 JOHN BURNS, ssu'n p
Fsbf.iary ~, 1907. H.. g, - - a.
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Fiji Cl1Usv Sesd,



The following eefliEeate:
do hereby eexrify that the load Of
Clovsr Seed which Fk4ye, thissiay sold
James & Iohn Lene, Merehants, Of
ShepiRrd Town. i god, opanl fle.h
Clover Serd, Afcf last years growth |;
itbeing faised on4my Own farm. ID Lar
easter County, Rennsylvsni. Gscf,
under my hand The fifh Dry of Pebrua.
y, 1907. AaRAuAM Love-
= ATTEST, Martha &kcef5. !" - 3
: A1whish they spiH SCI lpD, and ve-
snest an ikese mia mid = ees cHEAf
SARGkiHs 10 cal % dor - Ne ArAess
Aouse s9nnSe. ri
, az JAMESk JOHN LANE. n
!SAetherd Tsua, Est. -, 100. - sg
r. s. They earnestly request an
those indebted 1them, and whose honda,
uotes md accounts are doe, 70 discharge
die same before tie krst of next month,
% q % prevent troubie and expease Is
!themselves. (The Necessity Of punctn.
Iality mustbe obvious 10 every reject.
Ing mind. They Gin receive Flour,
Wheat, Rye, Corn, 0ass and Flax
Seed n payment, and allow The highest
naFkst price. =.
-. JAMES 4 JOHN LANE: :
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A LARGE and very, EXTENSIVE
LII Assortment Of sui,sble4t.,.>
I J D |. y
Rn,ssl.. III .-

.'SsAs.s ft~s~si $50 PPtVecHluS seasons,
:. +. 1 jrstrestfve9j fran Philadelphia, = .
and flushed opening. are now offered
Tor sale BY the subscribers, UNUSUALLY
low in price, for c ash, Country Produce
or on the usual credit to: punctual Gus
- Their assortment, In part, consisss
- 9" efths Iailoping articles: -.
100 Pieces assorted India Muslins, TN.
commonly cheap,
$50 A- american and Enelish Clint.
zes and Calicos,
30 - ~ Irish Liuens, low prieed
% Assorted eoloured Flannels,
/, IS - ditto ditto Coatincs.
10 - Coloured Planes Of superior
=. 81. quality, -
Bennett Cords Handsomely ast. and che,,.
ditto for Vest-shapes neatly fie1red
1sbby Velvets for ditto nice pstieSn.
Constitution Cords, Velvets, Cor,lu.
roys and Thicksets, very cheap.
Supefh9e Broad and Forest Cloths. +,
Handsome and cheap assortment -
Blankets, DufRs and Rose, chean FIR
the quality, ''
supsrfns Bath coatins,, for l,dis. rid
Ing DRESSES, =
Jersey Moleskin, Fancystout s.,;n...:
Casimeres, handsome as sortment. -
Fuifd Hose, alarge assortment. go
Lambs wool ditto Welsh knit.
ditto Gloves, Of good quality
Broad Laces, handsome asst. h ch.,,
Velvet Fancy sinsel'd Bands & Wrea,hs
Fancy Bullion and sPangled shoe.bows'
very cheap, ffG4 p; -.@.~-. ,.7s,<V
Very iue Linen Canbricss, 4Sss;,,,...
than usual, b. tsa+a, - -
s,s Irish II, shses,nss, Bed feelings -
Fine Dowlas Linens and Britanna,.
Bandannoe and Madras Handkerch;eG.
Damask eamefs-hair d c ambric shaw,s
new fashioned, : @--.'.---,
Black and White Gauzes, fine :, eb.,,,- -
= - + also, :" =
A geheral assortment Of
Groceries and Hard Ware,
All Of which viii b: sold on such sr runs
~ must please the purchaser. -
F. NADENBOUScH. GO.
Martinsburg, December s. 1eos. =.
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BOLTNG CLOTHS.

BOLTLNG CLOTHS. sE.
lust received IN extensive assort-
= ineutofbest warranted BOLTINC
CLOTHS, ofeyery description, which
WIN e cd unusually loo, hy 80
kENNEDYS & RACAN.f#
y Hagers-sown. june 5, 1905. Iiy]
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.hIOTICE,is hereby given, tl,.t m
In ELEcTI0N viii Be held e. the
ourt.fiouse IN MartinsburH, a die
Monday after he third Tuesday inApril
next, iorthe purpose Of choosing no &c
persons torepressnttle county of Befke-
ley IN The General Assembly Of thu 6tate.
NICHOLAS 0RRtcK, Sheriff.
February 20, fsOy.
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JsAerson Iounty, .. - .5st .EE@ .1sstis
& 5. Nosenbsr Court, tsoS.
Joseph Brown, Conplansat,
+. ~ S. sA0Aihsr 5.E IS s. 9,
Alexander Saunderson md lo6n
- IL. Young, def'ts. - -.
). In CHANCERY.
THE defendants. Aiexnnder Saun-
y derson, not having enserea his %.
pearance agreeable 20 m acf Of Assem-.
bly, and the rules Of this Ccurt, and Il
appearing to the sztisfaetion ofthe Court.
that the said Alexander Sannderson l.
not antinhabitanl 0fthis Commonwealtk.
up0nthe motion efthe said Comphinant.
BY his counsel, i Il ordered that de said
Alexander Saunderson DO sppear Mere
on the seeond Tuesday ii ApriIaext. 70
answer he bill d the Compiaiaant, ma
that ; copy Of tiiis order Be forthwith Is.
serted n DE Berkeley and Jeaerson n.
telligencer for two months successisely.
and posted II the door Of she Court.
House Of said County.
A Copy. Teste, 80 go
GEORGE HTTE. enc.
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that should s. wanting. Mr.. MeRxe. I
When dia you receive ! subprna Is NOT
before came here.
tss be continued
BIZ HIS DA ~ M AL &.
BALTI Nj Or E. Ocs. g.

Arriscd ship Ssaplcton, Blackwell, SIS.
days from GIBRALTAR Sept. SO, of Ca.
dix. Was boarded by The British squadron
and sryssed pds;sIy Oh tie 2 ( - s 2ssh
ss-psembef The SfapIefon was dismasted id.
severe gale 81 wind. Spoke notblrg on
the passas Left 81 "A lgsa,fas, ship Rss
l,ecea. Of Norfolk brought in, yessri and.
cargo cleared after twclye asnnshs detcn.
ton; snip IRIS. of Salem. waiting trial /,
bsfqoe George Williams, Hopkir- Of Pro.
vidsnce, t~ss,aed fortyial; brig Sally Of
PhiladrIpbia do; ship Vigilance Of New
Yotk, dssisrgiug brig; Phoebe Of Nor.
folk had sailed for afe Aseditcrranean !.
big gsilr. Air, If PessadeIphia, do
As2n ship Gsnessl Knox, Gsaaldo,
From Liserpsol aud day from Port.
land.
Also, sehoooer Enterprise. Glavary.al
days from pain. Peue Quad. Lett.
brig Anu. aIontssrrat, for Baltimore in
S or Is. days. Oct. %, of Curtisuck spokt
schooner Sonlmerse,t from Havaans, fer.
Baitimore Came iu,o the Capes The 24sh,
Was infariAsd by the piiet, lha. he had
that day pus pilo, on board the Somner.
aets. L-t,as pasuxent, this .mornirg ship,
Eiebe. frnm The Esie Of France, was inform,
ed by the mate that the captain died Tor
days bsfore aod top sal! schooners.
bound up. Saw the brig Sally OF Bo.oas
ro inTo Hampton Reads and an hernia.
phrodilc big ia,o New po;nt comssts.