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vi,rae 9; asresf o. tyxsf e<eeuf
In cd to tie sa6sciders By .yoseph Foitdyd, ".
bearing ds:se che 18th dey e Novesa6e,. 1904. and
Teccvire IN fhr rofry colrt or Sboffs} fvdufa for
rhe puspose q secasing the paysreaf of a DEB; or
debts dae fSc,a the said Pollard to patid aiiork,
r,ii6e eSpassa q saie on The premises, fer read1
s.oney, on Taarsaay the 16tG dap Of .3xne next !.
one a,soiey IF thsnsii commonly called and knospa
by the asne Of Rogers miii, IN the toSper end Of
Stottsy0ania eoasts--segcsher ssitk ore meiety Of
JSy acres of Laal defining thereto, and the koas
es and other abpartesanccs thereon erected, togo
sher seith Jfteen Slapss nassed and cosveysd in
the aforesaid acci Of f~a.i, so MACH Of TIE toys-
said prgo-rty skaA be sa6sr:cnt ftly ard e.,,,-
pfetey 70 carry The said deed IF trass is.o effect &C
cording 70 the tyse iaseqt an! ss;eas,ins thcrref
CHARLES SaTITH,
FREDERICK HARRIS, A'"s'ee S
Nay TO- . C1osu.ds)
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sFREUERICX HANRIS, "'
Nay 10. C1ogrsds)

virtue of a deed of trust, exc
IN cuted to the subscribers by Francis NJ.
Walthall. for the purpose of securing John A
dams; VIII be- sold TO the highest bidder for rea
dy money at Sterling Smiths, Tavern in James
Town on Monday the fourth of July next, Three
Negroes Jenny, Seaiy and Reany, or so much of
the said property viii be sufficient to raise the
sum of S ,407, GS cents with interest from the
18th day March last, and tie necessary expences
attending the sale.
& STERLING SMITH,
BENAJAH MARSHALL 1TNs'ee'
Prince. Edward, 18th May, lawsuit
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g.. = 3. VARNUN,
Shaaher Of ti:s Goa:e IF l2ebresenta.iVes.
GEO: CLINTON,
VIes-Pre,iSsn: IF rAe United Stare., and pre-
si4eat u tito Senate.
APfaoY2n, .l..
Tx: JEFFERSON.
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WESE-ENDEES.
Fyon, ..yntfpua Marc

From. .2fsfyua, March 80.
The trial Of the brig Mary o. New York
Crotts, master, sent in here on her passage
from Marseilles TO N. Orleans, came Oh
few days since, when sentence of condem-
nation was pronounced against vessel & car
So The reasons assigned by the coart were,
hrst, that her cargo was taken on board af-
ter the date OF the orders of council of the
l 1th Nov. and secondly, with knowledge
or these orders. A motion was made by the
counsel for the claimant. to be allowed to
bring IN the supplementary evidence OF the
master and mate, to prove that the orders
were not known at Marseilles when the car
go was laden but the court rejected themo-
ton, and pronounced vessel and cargo to bea
lawful prize.
Admiral Cochran arrived here a few DAYS
since, with six sail OF the linc,% from Ma
ragalante, which surrendered to the British
on the Sd inst.
The squadron sailed again from this, on
Sunday to resume the blockade OF Guada-
loupe and Martinique.
A Dominique paper of the 10Th inst men
tions that three French briggs with troops on
board, had got into Martinique.
The admiral, since leaving this, has recei-
we'd advice of the Rochefort squadron, having
got into the Chesapeake.
Three ofthe crew of the schr Mary Ann,
capt. Barney, OF and for New-York, from
Point Pctre, arrived here to day from on
board the brig Express, which had captur-
ed the schr. and ordered her for this port
some DAYS since.-She has not arrived. Il
IS probable she has been retaken. Ship Cot
ton Planter, Chase, from St. Marv's was
Brought IN here few days since by the Mel
vile.
Waiting trial, ship Washington, Chris
tie, Of and for New-York from Point Petre
brig Delight, Pierce, from Cayenne to
New York; schr. Sally, of Newbury-
port, for n. Orleans.
Belleisle, Families, Cohqueror. York, De-
tence and Swiftsure.. PHI. Gasette
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claimed province of France.-'rhree ex-
presses arrived yesterday OF Cadiz-Three
large divisions of the French army are at
Barcelona and within twelve leagues of Ma
drid.-Ihis portends something more
DELEcArEs,ELEcTED TO THE NExrLE-
GISLATURE.
6ooehIaaa-'Dr. James Carter, John Under
Fn5fax-'Gcn. Thompson Mason, George
Graham, Esq.
Richard Brent, Esq is elected Senator FOX
the district of Fairfax, &C.
CwIpe1h2er-lohn Roberts, Geo F Strother.
Northam6erland--TJas Harvey, Hiram Black
well.
Richmond couny--vincent Rcdman, Tauntle
roy Brockenbrough.
ohio-Wiiiian Irwin, George Miller
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A gentleman from Havana informs, that
the British had licensed Spanish vessels to
carry flour from La Vera Cruz 20 Havana &.
the English islands; in consequence of this
the price of flour at Havana was on the de-
Cline".....H Y. Gazette.
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GNNA~b1Nhg w.
(Signedl JAMES MADISON.
(Io he Continued. }
NETWORK. Anril *

The British packet Lord Hobart sailed
from this port yesterday morning for Fal-
mouth. One of the gentlemen, we are in
formed, has given sixty guneas for his pas
sage, tobe allowed the privilege of sleeping
in the long boat.
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be votes for Governor of the state Of
Massachusetts had been received at Boston
on thursday from 385 towns. These gave
For Mr., Sullivan so 8aS
For MIR Gore 81 COZ
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Present majority for Mr.. Sullivan
1906
Tram Soulh-America.

bosroN, April 14.-Capt Lee arrived here
yesterday from The coast of Patagonia. touched
at Pernamhuco, where be learnt, that the Portu-
BusSe meet rom Lisbon, with thc royal family Of
the house Of Braganza on board. had arrived n
Rio Jafa o, about the middle of January. and
were cordially received ''''
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A letter dated St. Lucar, Spain. } Feb. %.
loV8' states that Portugal is regularly pro.
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NEW.YORK


The Legislature of this state adjourned On
Monday last, to meet again for the purpose of
choosing Presidential Electors, on the first Tues
day Of November next
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Also,

Tl.e following new and valuable Medicine, just
received and for Sale as above.
Price, 7wo Dollars her Bottle.
Dr.. Iigos's celebrated Gosst and Rhea,
matlc Drops.
NOTHING is of more importance han
the preservation of health--this common lacep.
remark however. is TOO OFTEN FORGOTTEN,
whilst we are active and strong--and pre-
yentioa Ct pain, shch is superior to It's cures.
is lot sufficiently attended by any descnPti-
on OF persons. Among those disorders which
require the most early and unremitting efforts
% eradicate and overcome, none have q strong
III claim upon our notice than tbs Gout, Rheu
11,atisln, I1nnbago, Weakness Of the JOINTS,
Sp,ssins, elects, tie Stone and Gravel, the
CrAm;e and every species OF Rheumatic Pains
6 ON whatever cause they may have originat-
<esl--ansl hence every relic, which can be adj
lnin;stered IS too valuable TO b. ftsrgotten.--
These persons shose ayocations peculiarly ex-
pose thenl to coisis, sSe. cannot be too anxious
lways 10 possess innediate,aitl. sea-fa,ing
S persons. travellers, *. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which will
counteract the u,pleasals effects of their peri
lous duties and especially those pains to. which
their situation must expose thea. To those
who reside In or visit the West indies, and
Their warm climates, thcywiil be found upon
trial 70 convey tie NEST lasting service, and
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ca St. Estephe Medos laret, ).
one dozen - 81
a tew dezcn fine old frontinae
Iltte do. best wine bitter
Jamaica and SFest-India rum
Ncw-Englsnd d.
Cogniac, bordeaux and Naples ~.
Holland aid country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very old
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye whsle,
CIDER in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in ilasSs
2 hogshcads HAVANA honey
IL GO. choice retailing ,ao,.,..
Gunpowter
Imperial
Hyscn TPael
Young Tyson A44Ao
Hyson-skin and q good qasa|
Souchong
Muscovaao sugars, different qualitle,
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, PHILADELPHIA.
timore and Alexandria.
Leiper's, CARROTS, and Hamil.ons sj
in bottles and bladders.
Macuba and rapee 60.
ClovsT-sccd, Penn. acarranted)
Mace; nutmcgs; cloves caSsia, On
to; pepper; ginger, race and grcaM; /
eane pepper; refined sals-pere,
Coffee; chocolate rice ; pearl baS |
Lon len and Philadelphia mustard; I'd
salt; starch; fg bloe; hotant indigo; q
sia and Tennessee cotton; Aaz; Ncoi; 4
der; coppeIas alum; briaatone ; CHI
pipes i'll boxes; wrapping paper and tvs
traces; bed cords; leading lines; dcmijol
gin cases pateAt shot; brandywine sQnI
der; HacTcy's sunpowdcr, the only real
fish battle powder from + to treble SCI
chewing tobacco; best Havanna sc5ars
Muscatel and bloom raisils il, boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zantc currants prunes soft shelied
mol.ds.
y few boxes excellent pickles, each
dozen bottles assorted capers, Gives an1
cboyies, for sale by the box.
A quantity of clean good allum salt sui
ior the fishery, sc. sc
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m the human frame, and preserve ssall.h and
glgor. Although a great variety Of pscscrlp-
tons have been published to cure tie eisor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet Sequalled
the GDJ'EAsD RHEUMATIC DROPS OF
DR.. TISSOT,gwhich are celebrated throagh-
out the European. continent, and whose un~
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published of gentlemen so
well know i IN America, being Of the first con-
/ sequence in the state OF Maryland: General
Charles Rt!lgely, OF Hampton John Gibson,
ESQ. one Of the directors Of the Farmers Bank
of Maryland John AIacubbin, Esq. Mrs. Mas
cslbbin, his wife; and Mrs. Ryan, Of Calten-
C7lyfcate Of NIr. Thomas Kelso, butcher.
About three weeks since was mo ST violent
ly attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole frame, i'll 50 severe manner as not
to be able to turn inmy bed without assistance,
proceeding as suppose from severe cold;
10 being advised by friend to apply Dr.. lis
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, accord
ingly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
DobLir and Murphy, two bottles, the appiica-
ton of.which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. ! am therefore induced
Win COnHGenCc 10 recommend this meGtCUlc
as a CERTAIN cure for the above disorder.
IHO9l.dS. KELSo.
Baltimore, July o2d, 1906.
4 erty;cute Of Nh. 1homeS Ian1beH, ItGencss-
maker
1t would be an act ofinjustice to withhold
my testimony Of the saiutary effects Of Doctor
Tissot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as / have
experienced a very unequivocal instance Of
their virtues and efficacy. | was afflicted eith
two severe attacks Of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, f.cm which partially recovered,
but was obliged 20 use clutches to aid me In
walking when left hone; eto this were Joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result ofthe sf-
Fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany ne through life but providcntialy
was recommended to apply At George Dob
bin and Murphy's for Dr.. Tissot's Drops, and
After using only one bottle, found myself per-
liectly liberated from my disorder, an, an now,
thank God, IS free from pain as i never had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
SO powerfully On myself, | determined to az.
ply il :nlernaliv to ny child, . boy only eleven
.ncnths old, who was then reduced almost 70
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering 1t four times to him, Us com
p!ai3t WIS entirely removed, and heis now re.
covering has strength with great rapidity.
Tn. CAMPBELL.
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81 1I-.Fs7 = Y IiII1t w ~ = = -
q HAhiIT.TCN'S ELIXIR

Is recommended as the best remedy Tor
coughs, colds, asthnaas, hopping cough, ap-
pfoaching assumptions, and most disorders
of tic breast andlungs. This preparation Wi!
prove valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarseness,
thickness Of speeck, sc. In long confirmed
Astamatic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords iolmeai-
ale rehet, moderating the fits Of coughing, and
rendering their recurrence!ess frequent. On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial effects may confidently be eA-
sDccted
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sdicfnes, preparedby the late Rich
-, iun which for near. eight years past
sc acquired throughout the Omtes States a
celebrity hilherto uilequaliea.
Plaladeula:a, ,1assast 9, 1900.
pe;ne DESTROYS to make public for the good
others, the excelent4 Quality OF HAAiill-
TONS ELIXIR, prepaied by the late Mr..
I.se. have sent YOU The Following account. Of
the benefit ] have received isoIn It, winch
. hope will induce others to giycS5ta trial. IN
consequence Of a bruise onthe bresst received
from afall, sssy health grew bad, my s1esthlngg
became very difficult, and frequcntlySl have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed withsssl the
horrors Of immediate sufecaticn. Eda TO
these a constant p1in in my breast and sconsslas
a great loss Of strength and fest, and YOU l.ssN
conceive that my sym toms evidently andrea ed
an approaching consumption l ne advice CT
most cmineat physician was resorted to, and
afterwards ). second WAS calledin, without Civ s
ING me any relief. Another physician Who
knew me md the circumstances OF my case.
ABUSED me to s7pc Hussilsoa s-arir trial, SOY
ing. he had gsed IL IN his fvaetfcc, end alzrays
fs.tna 1t do aaach good. A bottle was procured
from MIR. BirrhSs, and found relief before
had ssakien one hat Of it. | contiaaed to use
II and was soon strong enough,t to attend to bu-
siness. On taking cold, same of my former
symptoms return, but are always removed by a
dose or two OF the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. IL, 1udi-street, Philadelph,
Mrs. II, Lee.
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ITCH CUR ED.

BY once using Lees Sovereign Ointment,
| which, although used Cor 20 years In Eurepe
and fer near years in America, has never
been known to fail N any one instance. Il Is
perfectly innocent warranted not to contain a
particle or mercury OF any pernicious lngredi
ent, and may be used with perfect safety Oh
sn infant, being a vegetable preparation aid
entirely free from he offensive smell which
attends most other remedies.
i1AMlLTON'S LCZENCESs
Which have cured more children and atNlts
Of disorders proceeding from woIms, than all
the medicines heretofore discovered. lH aet-
dition to the great cures mentioned in the let
ters from the chancellor of the state Of Mary
land, the Rev MIR. Molthicr and others, late
ly published the following are submitted to the
public; being selected for thepurpose OF shew-
Ing the mild vet ftonerul qualities Of this ex-
traorelinary medicine, which, although so mild
in It's operation, is competent to eSrel the fos-
niitiabie tape worm.
s An infant, aged $ weeks, Of -lfr. Henry Ew
bank, taylpr, Chalics-strect, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with CONFUSION hts, SO
that his life was despaircd vi, but was -periect-
~ cured by ole dose Of H.,niiton's Worm Lo
zsngcs, which expelled seseral worms, the
padoubtea cause q the ci4ill's disorder.
Letter ji.ozg N3-. .4cke,uiaa, 5re&lage7, A1aga-
zfae street, near Broadway, ian. q, 1902.
1t would be ulisratetul were 70 withhold
my testimony in flvoFof Eialniiton's Nornn
Destroying Lozenges. bad been between
five aud six years past much lndlsppsad, and
lQttcrly often torn,ented with severe gripping
ans pains in the bowels, trolbicd With otieil-
siyc breath, with violent feYerish tsand other
Obvious symptoms Of wornls; but frequently
hearing your Worm Lozengcs recommended
IN cases similar to mine, determined or ia
trial eli them, IS my. last resource. The first
dose evacuated twelve Or Is feet OF a tape
worm two ether doses were taken, which
brought away d quantity Of matter broken ike
/, skins and pieces OF worms. suppose the
tape worm, voided at different times, mus. i'll
tie whole have exceeded forty feet. The al
most incredible benefit | received frqla this
medicine, induced nc to give dose toachill,
ef.a,ine who WAS pming and sickiy; ii produ-s
ced the same good effect in this instance ex-
.peiling a worm of different kind, from, mine
to twelve inches long, AID at The same tine
restoring a COOS. safe 81 health.
HENRY ACKEnstAN.
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frcni 1atseya,l .ssla, Esq. lare .lis5racyG &C.

neral uft1e ls|4urysaad.
Iconlply with your request in stating my
opinion OF Halasiifosi S Elixir. 1t has been used
In family for two or three years past, with
uniform success, whenever colds, coughs, or
similar complains, have rendered medicine
necessary have myself found itan excel
lent and agreeable remedy for a very painful
and troublesome Affection Of the breast, accom-
panied with soreness, and with obstructed and
difficult breathing.
Z On these accounts do not hesitate to re-
commend HarniIton's Elixir as a valuable me-
dicine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTINI.
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|. 81 All E isfEDICifl y.

IL ~ 4 = ~ @sA - -, = -
The following alaaoie Medicines Justly =.
lebfssed through the United States Tor ta 'tl
Superior efficacy IN the cure q the seve s. s
disorders for which they are recomnie neis =.
from flaasaah Lees Patent Family Aieal-
cine Store, New ork, are soidonty loys TIC II
subscriber, at..sis store in King street;
Hamalton'y Graad 2s5lo1Gttot,
IS recommended as an Invaluable medicine
or the. speedy aud permanent cure OF nervous
disorders or such as arise from the inamode-
rate use. of tea, strong liquors, long residence
warm climates, excessive weasae ss, and 4 sse-
es'al relaxatfoa Of the sy stem.
Hlsssa5tou'S Essence end Extract
sfgstdgd.
Al safe and essectual remedy for the gout,
rhcansatis a., ssaias, psinsain tbs lace and md
Aecs, SC
HaassI5oa's Misunderstanding Lo-
ze9geS.
By which many thousands have been re-
lieYcd from the distressing and dangerous ma
ally Of worms and other sbstgactloas III the
stomach and bowels.
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TO RENT,

lind larssd,ats POSSESSION g'Ucn}
sEAa TIE EXTREMITY OF THE fAfEhENI
On Prs;ce Street
A TWO.ST0RY BRICK HOTSr., with.
n an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings tils.eto, complete. The premises
occupy ore half acre OF ground, On Ole OF ths
best situations and best constructors, stl'iai'ed
5y few, IF any exceeded by noae IN AlcSs'is
lria of its size; il has also pump OF excl.
lent water, approved of by the best Judges
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besides a well in the garde
use, and is every way Cal
dasc a gentee! family, tso
reut will be taken.
Now building ar
10 RENT about the III
HOUSES, on Waslii
ations are gooa, and Il
~ conyenient aud nea'
families, or public b
two, near 5isssrs.
wharf,
For terms APP
49,,
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Al sovereign remedy Tor colds, os
coughs, asthlaas, sore tafoats and apprc
sonsynnptions.s
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DONIESTIC.
HALIFAX, Goth Oct. 1903.

alessrs. Langt g Turner,
AS many false rumours have gone abroad
respecting the stoppage OF the Lord Hobart
Packet by the Chesapeake frigate, shall
be much obliged to you TO publish the fol-
lowing real account of the whole Transact
on. am yours, &c.
ALEX. HAMILTON.
Detention efthe British Packet Lord Ho-
cart, by the United States ./rigate Ches-
Qheake.
The Lord Hobart sailed from Ncw-York
the 18th October, at p. NJ. The same day
a boat from the Chesapeake frigate boarded
her off Staten Island with an officer on board !;
the American officer demanded of captain
Hamilton if she had a clearance from the
custom-house Captain H. replied, that be-
ing government ship. he never cleared from
any custom-house tile American officer then
demanded to see Capt H's commission to
which Captain H. replied, that he could not
withpropriety stew his commission to any of
hcer acting under foreign power; the A
merican officer then said that the ship could
not be permitted to pass; upon which Capt.
III. answered, that in that case he would come
to an anchor, and he Immediately ordered the
pilot to bring the ship to anchor which was
instantly done. Capt II then left the ship un-
der the command OF the master, and went
up in his boat to New-York, and laid the "a
bove statement before his Britannia Males
ty's Consul, Colonel Barclay Col. Barclay
wrote letterto the captain Or commanding
officer of the Chesapeake, regretting the de-
tention and the unprecedented demand that
had been made the officer commanding on
board the Chesapeake said that it exceeded
his power TO give any answer to the remon-
STRANGE of Col Barclay, but that he would
immediately forward it to the commander in
chief AT w-York, and would give Captain
ii. the earliest information of the result of
the instructions be should receive. At 9 A.
III. Oct. 18th, boat came along side from
the Chesapeake with an officer /; the Anne
ricau ,iiicer said that the commodore was
satisfied the Lord Hobart was a packet and
that the demand of the commission was wav-
cd bat that there was n SusfiicioH large
quantity OF specie was secreted on board
Capt ii. replied that there certainly was
specie on board, but he did not believe more
than was sufficient for the expences of the
respective owners
NOTE.
THE remark made by the officer Of the
Chesapeake 10 Capt Hamilton, was, that lntor
nation had been lodged on board the Cl,esa
| peake, that considerable sum OF specie was on
| board the Packet--he therefore required Of
Capt Hamilton and his passengers, a declara
ton on their honor, whether there was any such
sum of specie on board or not The reply was
that there was no. more specie on board than
was sufficient to deiray their expenses.
We understand from Halifax that this
transaction has been laid before Admira
Warren and Sir George Provost, who have
made their respective reports to the British
government.