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cur rcuacrs nave pSTuscu H.Tvorn oi'
Afr. GARDENER, for which the freedom Of ic-
eislative discussion hes been violated, and his
life ieopardized The sentiments contained
in the following letter from a republican
member OF tie state Of Kentucky viii show
that what flowed from Mr. GARDENER, in
the heat and ardour OF debate, has been
written with deliberately reflection by Mr..
Rowan
Washington CHg, Dee 3, 1907.
Dear Sir,
" That tic instruction. OF our mini
ster at London were considered 900 narrow q
restricted to be met By the cabinet OF Eng
land that negotiations, of course terminated
Intellectually g; that place ; and that minister
extraordinary was appointed and DISPATCHED
to recommence negotiation On the subject Of
our grievances at this place. suppose you
have heard. That minister has not yet ar
rived, although he left England, before Mr..
Monroe, VINO has arrived at this place. Thus
StoOQ Things, WNSn tue )Fe6N!eli'' Oh FIi-ty
last, by confidential message, Informed The
house that France had enforced and was per-
sisting to enforce the decree OF November
Dist, 1906, and advised All embargo. The
house went Immediately into conciaye, and
continued SO until yesterday, when they pass
ed law imposing an embargo.
The passage OF this law gave rise to much
eloquent and animated debate, and considera-
bic diversity of sentiment. The vote WAS for
ty four to forty eight, in the minority was
your humble servant. The minority were not
less impatient than the majority Of British ag-
gressions; But THEY ARE UNWILLING
THAT NAPoLEAN SHOULD DICTATE TO
THEM. Ae has detsrmfned thai z@e shat ro5
be neutrul. He is pot yet thank God ls--
feror Of america. Besides as tie Immediate
effect Of the embargo IS to be felt by Britain,
they feared that all possible adjustment be-
tween England and this country might be
thereby defeated and that they wished that
whatever measure events might make It nc
cessary to take against England, might be
AMERICAN, and not Gallich or Napoieontlck,
in vindication Of the rights Of America, and
not in promotion Ct tie ltozDca' and oa:5itlo1 Of
tie ffench el4flcror.
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e. The Proprietor Oh

4zexandYsa Daily hdvrg1''f1, - W" ~,
difpose Of the EstabllShnlsl so W
moderate tern1s-thefe al, :bo@;
nearly six hundred ouDsc' ia a
and the LIT INCREASING r, 1I .
Perfon of Indui(ry ana a a,er,
for conducting a N9W Es Siiglr
this would be a dcsiraolo ~ " III;
t ton. N Circumstance beyond o.rz 10 to
.Controul render it neces sare be
make Sale, it vii! th b 1ten3;sa.i.
sold great Bargain i ap2''.
on be made loon. -
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS Of all sizes, commonly used tor
distilling grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE.
SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMMING WORK Ell
Their for. Ships or Buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on under the di-
rection of Mr.. N ILLIy4lM FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as
workman is exceeded by few.-As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work IN the
very best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for old cohfer,
Brass, Pe4vser, Lead and Iron.
George M'Munn.
nctoher &.
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Warrington Bridge Company

THE Stockholders CT the Washington
bridge camp.ny, are hereby notified that
khe third ms.slmcat of Ten Doaarsa on each
hare is called for by the Directors, and
bust be paid on or before the first day OF
November next, agree abb to the act OF Con-
|mss, entitleds' An act autacrising the c.
sdpn of a Bridge over the river Potomac
him the district Of Columbia
By order Of the Directors,
DANIEL Carroll, OF Dud.
President.
| October 1878. dim.
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JUST RECEIVED
For Sale at r. CRAPS bookstore, Aing'
Street !;
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, affliction and al
the approach of death.
Exemplifed in the testimonies and exper
ence ofpersons, distinguished by their great
ness, learning or virtud.
IT'S Immortality-'tis that alone
Amidst life's pains, abasements, emptl-
ness,
The Soul can comfort, elevate and hi. :
YosNG.
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By LINDLEY MURRAY.


From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
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Price Handsomely bound and lettered, dollar.
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British Critic, July 1901.
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that j: will be extensively circulated among
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The american Repiegr e Literary Journal,
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aOn reviewing this hook, in its improved
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contribute to arrest the careless and wander
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to convince or discoun;enance those who have
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Goldsmith Grammar of Geography.
Pixies Arithmetic, large and small
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
School Bibles and Testaments, Spelling
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Also,
The 18th number DIR. Reefs new Cyc'ope-
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TO I. E T.,
Z Cordage, &c.
THOMAS GRIMSHAW,

THOMAS GRIMSHAW,
Manufacturer of all kinds OF COkDAG E'
WHITE ROPE, &c. at his store adjoining
Office OF inspection, Merchants wharf, mas 5
Inland and viii constantly supply masters OF
sssls and Others with Warranted Cordage
White Rope of any description, on the
3s reasonable terms.
lie also means to keep supply OF oflP
Rsndlery, Groceries, &c. and requests q
ase OF public PATRONAGE.
he returns his grateful thanks Tor the en-
Engagement he has already met with since
= establishment of his rope walk In TINS
,4es' and hopes by his industry and endea-
Tue.
October II. dim
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{ LONDON WHITE LEAD.

LONDON WHITE LEAD,
Ground in OIL and dry. of The best qnaH,y, jusr
arrived, also,
Oils, Turpentlne, bright and
black Varnish, with a general assortment of
Paints of various kinds Picture and Win
dow Glass of different sizes, from So by IS
down to 10 by or by 9, for sale, at the
first brick house below Robt. Nash, the Gun
smith, on the lower end of King street, Alex
andria.
~ B. SIGN and HOUSE PAINTING,
GLIDING and GLAZING, by
Daniel Macleod.
November2 dat
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of 1000 last drawn blank.
From the above scheme it will appear that
that there are not two blanks to prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid without dis
count.
~ TICKETS for sale at R. GRAy's
Bookstore, King street-Present price Of
tickets SIX DOLLARS, will advance as tho
drawing progresses, which will be at the rate
of 1000 tickets week, and will positively be
completed in nine weeks from this date. A
correct list of the drawing will be received
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Lot
terry taken in exchange for tickets in this.
November g.
NJ B. The Charitable Marine Lottery has
unavoida5ly been postponed, by reason that
the clerks have been employed in preparing
the numbers, checks, &c. for the Trinity
Church Lottery b 1t the drawing viii be re-
sumed in short time and no doubt need be
entertained Of its final completion.
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Ias Stages South ct Alexandraa


I'M the first of October next the Mail
Stage will commence running as fol-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg in
Virginia:
Will leave Alexandra every day st E
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at Dumtries
bv in the morning-Leave Dumtries at 6
anu arrive at Fredericksburg by II ID IN the
moruing-Lcave Fredericksburg at - inoonl
and arrive at Richmond the next morning By
6-Lceye Richmond at IL and arrive at
Petersburg by II 70 in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
day at ID ID p. N. and arrive at alexandria
in tse same time. This stage viii carry no
more than passengers on any account what
ever, and not more than Is ID OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accomn odatoD Stage between Alex
andria and Petersburg will also commence
ruoning at the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sun.
DAYS, and will traye. only in the day time
On this line it is the intention OF the owners
to study the wishes and the CONVENIENCE OF
passengers. Still, however, regard must be
had to nic-Going south from Alexandria
they viii breakfastat Occoquan, dine at Stat
ford Court House, and lodge at Fredericks-
| bnra--The next day will breakfast at the
Bowling Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
81 Richmond. And on the third day will
breakfast at the Halfway house an dine at
Petersburg.
Returning, will dine at the Half Wa house
ard LODGE at Richmond. Early in the morn
ling, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowling
| Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast at Stafford court house
| dine a, Oecoquan, and loege at Alexandra.
| The owners on this line too, have to re-
Quest that passengers will be moderate as
POSSIBLE in the quantity of Ell baggage, as
4 any thing more than sna .runk or pafcc
which will go within the body OF the stage
VIII be an extra charge
| The Prob1etors.
/ E,rus+ "a
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Trinity Church Lottery.

This Lottery is authorised by the Legisla-
ture OF Maryland, and bonds have been given
to the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
for the faithful performance Of the Managers.
3'he following is the Scheme -
S G. II F. M E.
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VOL VIII.
Sales at Vessaas.
u every TUESDAY and Friday,

|0m every TUESDAY and friday,
EILL Re SOLD
y the Vcnsine Sore, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
& gn;ssy Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Sc.
Particulars Of which viii be expressed IN
!, bills of the dsy-ali kinds of goods
'seh arc on limitation and the prices Of
..ch are established, can at any time be
l.ucsl end purchased at the lowest Limitation
pn prices.
P. G.. Marstelser. V. NJ.
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N o T &c D..

THE SUBSCRIBERS hereby give no.
tice, that they have put all the accounts of the
concern of Crosk and Washington, into the.
hands of John D Simmo, for collection, to
whom all who are indebtedto them will please
make payment: they also expect that
those who have it not in their power to dis
charge them Immediately, will give their
notes, as they wish to close the accounts of
the concern as soon as possible.
James Craik,
w. Warrington.
.Novem6er 2.
gr Those also who are IN
debted to Or. James Craik, for medical SER
vices rendered either antecedent or subse-
quent to the partnership, are requested to
make payment to Mr.. Simms, in whose hands
the accounts have been placed for settlement.
James Cralk.
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On board the Sloop Juliet, Captain Fowler,
from Newport, now lying at Harshorne's
wharf
A quantity Of excellent Rhode
Island Potatoes, Greening Apples, Cider,
Cheese, Onions, England Rum, &c.
Apply on board, or to
John G. Laid.
Noyember g
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70 Printing in its various branches
ucuied with accuracy and dispatch
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From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely bound and leftered, dollar.
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In Il
Les;egsrenainine IL ne Essf; re r.
Sketke rds. Tospn, on the FIRST dsy
efccfo5w, 1908. IolIch yviu BE sent
= ske Cenerai Pbst-l fee ii not takes
81 bgtase tteJ frss day If January,
! 1900 10 ISL
IA. ANN AINSWoRTEi.
G. I,aac Chaplin, William u.
Camnl, James Cooper.
n. Iuhn Files. !, ~ q
Is. David Hiestand, John Hoffman,
David Harris, John Hevett. at s
j. Isaac james. ssa .s,.
Z. Widow Nelly Riddle:
l. Erasmas Linday, Michael Lin
NJ. Samuel Michael, Robt. M'Wil.
ltams. flss stl .#g4s. .fsEs1g 80
N. Hiity Mace.
q. lula Osborn, Peter Oller.
p. lames T. PoIloek. ,.
r. Meridith Richardson.
8. Jacob Stong.
t. Prudence Thornbugh, Joseph
ThomPson. Thornberry's JACK, James
w. Jacob Velshkans. II {
II JAMES BROWN,R j. y.
! Shepherds Town. Oct, 1909.
y. b. a-r ~ 494L
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Fresh EAU and Winter
GOODS.

4 - f5s " ( G7EE
THE sGbscribers res psctfhIIy inform DER
j old customers and the public rel,.ra,ly.
thak they hase Just received from the city Of
Philadelphia, and finished opening, one IL lie
lzrges and best assortments ofGOODS since
conhmenccmeht Its though b them (howe.
verGusual with others IN . similsf ine Of busi-
nesel r. Be entirely Unnecessary thru the chan
mel OF public advertisements TO assert the very
moderate terms On which they win Be disposed
OF tor Cash--when bya judicious and m iinpr.
tial inepectioa every purchases shaIlbe adxanta-
geo1,sly informed
Anleag the esfbs assestneaf d eesnPrised ske
y E.s5g go follewisg. SiS t Z : =
Supef6ne and Common Broad Cl0ths, iitto
ditto cas1imers, ditto Do. coatings, ditto Ker-
sey. Mole.kin, Epapped Frize, Dcyonshire.
Ke9ey, Dhle. Mid Drab Cloths, Forest a..
Hunters Patent Satiinett, Haliihicks and Pear
nousht. Fancy Windsor Cords for wsistroating,
ditto Swansdowns, Red and Green BaiEe, S.
hne and Ccminon Flahnels well escorted, Rose
Bt.nkets, Striped ditto, Fresident and Conssi-
tntim cords, velrefetts and velvctteens,
Thioksetts, corduroys, Ladiee Pelise VeIyetA
Ben1etr and Fancy ccris, Ladics .Fro,s III.
pets assorted, Centiemsn,S comfts. ditto.
Yellow, He'd, Drovn and Blae nandanrss
Hkta Madras Shawn and Hkfs. &C sar;aas
desc1iptions, 1amask, Silk md cOtton shaws.
DApts Table Cloths and ToweIs, lDed T;cE
inGs s1sorted, aseomplete assnrtrnent ~
Ivory Combs, 0piElback dressing d;tto. M.
giant pocket, and common ditto. Laaiee n,rsA
fashionable Tortoise & Common ditto. La1iess
fashiopSble Flush Hsts tfimed complete. a..
70 Legholn Bonnets, Artificial Flowcrs. ditso
Wreaths, Ostrich &c. Feathers, Tsppsts -
sorted Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Wells.
Broad Thread and Cotton Lace, Fine Thrrad
EdgagA Spider-Nett Sleeves. Plain, Spotted
and frsialgR Leno Muslns, BLACK duo. ditto !,
Picnic ditto and Mitts, Short sin cJove,.
Beaser'd ditto, Raw sin Stockines. Fufnis,irs
Cotton Tassels, l.adies' SILK and Cotton din.
assorted complete, s. fine Linen Cambriek. 60
and ~ Cotton ditto, 81 and ~ Black ditto.
AS. me Crspes asSorted, Narrow Hack "a.
Laced Cluckd and Flain Cotton Hose ss.ovt.
ed, Ceatlemen's 8. fne Angola ditto assorted.
ditto ,Worsted ditto, German fill'd ditto,
Nfahsgany framed Looking Classes, common
and f5cket ditto, Morocco and Leafhef sin.
pers elegAntly assorted, ditto childrens ditfo.
Block Satin, italisp, &c. Silk for dresses -
sorted, Nett Braces, Patent sin, Leather ana
Cotton Suspenders, Slime Knglish Chintzes,
The most elegant Figuress India and Americas
printss Pink, &c. Fine cingham, Irish and
Gin, cogniac Brandy, Jamaica Spirits, IN. K
Rum, Ry~ whisky. sherry, Lis6on and M
laga Wines, Ground Alum and Fine Sail.
Hayannah, Mnscoraao. Lost and c. Sugars.
Best Green Coffee, Spanish Cigars, cavendish.
James River and Plug Tobacco, hest Sugar
house Molasaes, Hyaons DC. Teas, NutmekSs
Cloves, Pepper. Alspice, CinnamoI. cshpkos.
THikty c1issa Nysx, 49, Tenrsessce ep;nriI,.
ditto, Ciohiey nd blistsr'd Steel d. = 8.
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Ladies FASH hab le Bon
nets and Hats. !.

Fnsf received, 6ggeaf variety b
! Fashionable Bonusts and Hata. s
Wreaths, j sss a 5,a..;fs u Il J. IN
Artificial Flowers, rasS 1850. /.
Osirish Fsssherss y r. fsss,
, Lace Veils,l tzt,z /. :, ~ - s ~
Broad Thread Lace, III y4-sz s. sg:ss.- ~
Patent Cotton, ditto, 4 s s. - :
Fine Thread Edgisg, q n W y. =,
Lace Sleeves. ts.s , ~ 49, -, ~
Spider Net, ditto, , = -, ~ "a:
Extralong silk Gloves, ~ r.
ditto White Kid, ditto, 4. :. ..~,.* a.
Short Kid and Silk, ditto,
Kid, Morocco & Leather Slippers,
Figured and plain Leno Muslins,
Camhrick, ditto, ~.
Chintxes and calieoes, =. s...f> -
Dimities, h " =.
Irish LINENS, I. -z.,.-v
Home.made, ditto, i = :, =
Twillsd Bags, Ill.,. =: 81, - d.
I FLAX, 81. sz5-,-zzs7 : r -. -.
Tieklinghurgs, &c. &c. -. ~
NJ . 7Asy also hape on hand, ~s.~a =,
Medicines and Paints, - ]
! j. Seal and Upper Lea.her, =
y ID Nice Fair.tops, HIN. = +.
I - Calf-Skins and Boot. Legs, Il
- Bar.1ron, Shetland Nails, :. -.
r.; F FIse.: 1 oil 81 r. r.. !,
: h. ( Well-seasoned Plank, :, 4.sts :
A complete assortment Of China,,
- Glass, Queens, Stone, Tin, Wood
en- and Potter's Ware. III. : ~. "a
sas <s=. 81 i & .ALso, = .y5.4s
Cast Nuts for grinding
4 ,s Fruit. :. u
super6ne Cloths and Cassimeres, il
~ Flannels, sa ssst go estEf~.r.
Velvets, t-sfz II -; &EHT r.!
Constitution and Presidents Cords,
- tasMiiLSaWs, &c. &c. # i.
AHwGch they are selling gerry cheap. ]
JAMES & John LANE. u
Shepherds. Town, I z...-.-z
September ., 1903. - zHss 4 ]
PS. Cdsh paid for Hides and Skins. 4
yEn -
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4 4 u
Berkeley, -! Angust Court 1908
Georke Bowman, CompIaii1ants
AGAIHsr ss..tls
John Boxnan md Joseph Foreman,
ssa ~ " $50 Defendants.
3 - III CHANCERY. "a
THE defendant Bownan, NOT has.
! ingensered Hrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BE 70 a aet Of Assembly and the rules
ofthis court. md 4 appearing 10 the %
tisfaction DC the Court, that he.is NOT
On inhAhisant Of this C ommonwealth,
% thsmoticn Of the complainasx "
his COUNSEL, Il i ordered, thar the de.
fendand do appear here on the Mod
day alter the bird Tuesday IN Noyem-
bernext, toanswer thebill Of the com
pl,inanf, and that i copy Of this order
b fostkNith inserted in he Berkeley
md Ieiftryon IntelIigencer Tor two
Inuuths excessively, and published Il
IL door of de- Court House 81 said
County, - s3.s /. s. 4
ii Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, &C.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28
yisge Soll and
I. U1s, Lsal1se
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber nov has, and will,
y have during she fall and Winter.
RRkAH S0AL & twenty-swo eea.s
per pound, ~ The single side ! geneS'
rous red1etiou viii Be made by the
quantisy. Some well finished Upper.
and CalE Skins, with part cash, wills
b taken ii exchange for Soai.
ERENEZER cAMPBELI.. y
I y. 2. Ar exceeding good Iroai
Mil, win 81 he apparatus for grind
ing barE. win BE sold Cheap. Z. Il
Shepherd - To1on, Visg. 4 Eam.E
September 50, 1903. !.
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C1J'.l,1 /. | !.

"a IL persons are hereby sautioned
IN against fishing, fowling, Or PASS.
ing through the enclosures 81 the sub.
scriber, on any Pretenee Whatever, or
from committing any other unlawful
deprsdatious % his properties he il
positively deteFmined % pTosecute 10
the utmost limits Of the law .etery per-
SON who may Be found % oifshding ID
CONRAD KoWNsLAR.s .
MIL creek, Oct. Z, 1903. !.