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NEW-YoRK, February IS.
THELAfTEST.

Yesterday arrived here de ast-sailinR
new ship Delaware, after passage Of on.
liz thirty-six days from Creenoek. To.
captain Bebee and 4 respectable mercan-
tie house ofthis city, We are indebted
for London papers 10 the 2nd and Glas-
gov papers 20 the 5th Of January. These
papers mention, That
Accounts from Alexandra, Of the
dateo Sept. 20, states that war still con-.
tinuedto Be earned on betweenthe Turks
and Mamelukes in Egypt. Both parties
having had several severe skirmishes.-
During the cessation OF arms for some
days the Turks formed the design Of sur.
Prlsing the camp Of the Mamelukes BY
night andputting every man Of them 10
die sword. The MameIukes being an
|prised cfthe plan and on tie night Of
|treachery arriving, silently retired from
the camp and formed an ambuscade 80
Whehthe Turks arrived, and found the
camp dsssrted, they procsedsdto pIundeF,
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During this scene Of disorder and coniu.
sion, theywere ATTACKED by the Name
lukes, and not . soul Of them escaped.
There were not 20 ofthe ASSISTANTS killed.
The Turks acknowledged the loss Of
2ooo, butt appears TO have fallen short.
Of the real number. The British still
kept possession Of Alexandra, and it was
uncertain whether II would Be evacuafed
very soon. S.
The late earthquake appears to have
extended over the greatest part Of the
Turkish empire. IL
/ At Alkiers, on the 7th November, the
shock ofan earthquake was 30 violent at
that place, that the people for more than
20 seconds, expected every moment 10
bebnried under the ruins Of their houses.
Several houses have been damaged, and
most Of the houses rent. A village sin
leagues from Algiers, containing two
hundred houses, wasdestroyed, and al
the inhabitants perished. Two Erelish
ships Of the line felt the shock in violent
degree, at the distance Of thirty miles
from land.
At constantinople, only few houses
in the suburbs Of Para have been injured.
Malta, itappears, IS stillto be retained
by the English. II is said that COCO
troops viii be stationed at that place.
The equipment ofyesselsin the French
ports is carried on with the greatest aeti-
witty. ,g..,4:.- n. -@>:.. ESQ ..
A private letter from Paris mentions
that new expedition Of not less than
10000 men Is about to Be sent from
France to ST. Domingo. Another letter
mentions, that 1000 soldiers, ofthe most
abandoned description, are ordered to
embark a HAvre for St. Domingo. Which
Implies thai The regular troops are NOT
willing to 60 on the service, or the 10.
vernment is unwilling to throw them
away. ssz, - = Is d. q. 81.
The departure Of the French troop. for
Louisiana has been deferred for Z fort.
night. Z !.
Il
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AARTLNsBURe February Is.
Fora Berkeley and Jsasr.sa Intelli.
s9,s Sei,cer. =
To the Editor. 3 J,

suppose il will not Be denied ,b,,
every citizen Is Interested in hayine .nch
laws passed, By ourlegisls.ures. as Win
nave tendency to promote due admi-
nlstrat.on Of justice, and secure indiy;.
dualsin the safe enjoyment of their live.
and property.
Now, in order 70 promote th;s5arSivs:.
PIE END, such laws should be enacted. !,
would require causes which come u 4.
ried 6eiorsa court Of any grade or deno.
mlnation, 70 be substantiated b. ,..,;,.s
ny delivered under the solemnity oF -
OATH his mode Of giving tes,;y,o,,.,
Obtains generally in Christian eoun,ri.:
ana PresuPPosss 2 belief in the christiap
Religion, which includes I belief - !, r.
ture state Of rewards and punishment.
ant we have no other revelation 70 NJ,
but that contained inthe sacred Ser;n,,r r...s
because IN the act Of taking an oath. God
y called upon TO witness the truth oftho.e1
iacts which may, perhaps, be only known
g him and the party attestina but Il tbe
juror does not believe IN he Chr;.,;.s
Religion, and can gain anythine 81 .w.s,.
ing taise oath, which he NAV thint win
probably not be detected BY ia fellos !.
citizens, there can be but little doubt IS
the present state Of human nat,,r. ~ s.
what he would do Il. Then. IS 49,
that ths lives and properly of our eit y :.
be rendered secure, courts ar ;n.,;...
ought 10 be careful not 10 suffer any ~.
SON to give testimony IN : c.n.s - W.
mlght come before them, unles. hs ~.
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IMPORTANT FORElcNN NEWS.
PARIS December 10.

Wsleayn fromtheH Hague, that the embark.
ment Of the 5th and nth demi-brigades
pf French troops, distined for Louisiana,
win take place immediately that already
forty vessels for transports have arrived
from Dunkirk It the mouth Of the Nj euse,
% take them on board and carry them to
the place d destination.
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BORDEAUX December 3.

The tngate Furiense and other vessels,
have left the port Of Brest, % Join thena-
val expedition destined for Louisiana |;
she has on board ! number persons who
are TO be employed in that colony.
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= See Riaclstons' Commentaries on ths
Lduus IF England. sS47 ! 2

ON Tuesday the 9TH inst. the Senate Of
the COMMONWEALTH Of Massachnse pro.
eeeded 20 the choice Of Senator Of the
United States, when the Hon. Tohs
gseaineey adams. was chosen In concur
renee with the house. OF ne votes, Mr..
Adams had 10. y 20
On "Wednesday M. Ross made another
speech in the Senate on the measures re.
Gently pursued at Newt Orleans. Inthfs
speech Mr.. Ross undertook, at considsr.-
able length prove the policy Of imedi-
ately taking possession Of New Orleans /
and concluded By moving resolutions.
authorising the Pre.ident 10 take New.
Orleans--authorisinga draft Of $4,000
militia and propriating hse million Of
The Senate ordered the resolutions TO
be printed, and postponed their conside-
ration oil Monday nexa. n n
National IufeiEgsncer.f.
Extract d q istte, from Berdsans, ,dased
Neeember "a, % q merchant in Phila-
We have been informed by the Mini.
stsr OF Marine hsre---that the squadron
destined to carry troops to take possession
OF Louisiana viii sail in s or 4 weeks from
hayre and Flushing
BY the Mars from Newt orleans. which
.she left the 7th ult. we,learn thar the dis I
Paten boat from our government had
reached there previous to her departure,
and the Intendant 80 far from relaxing s..
Tsgarding the Recommendation Of cheya-
ner D'Yrujoto restore the right Of demo.
sit--treated bic Interference with the n.
most contempt, and persisted in his con-
quot with nnabated rigor. Its further
stated, that no other opinion WAS enter.
.a'nsd g New Orleans, than that is. ii.
.enda1t was aesing from posifipe instyur.
tom from his Conrt, which were consi. i
asIsd g originating with France Thar
2 So,h political paroles Il Matches (Which
nsasis the 9th Of an.) were in favor q I
sol Y - Il
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believer in the Christian hci,s Iuli---a,,d
this belief to be manifested, nor only s.
the declaration Of the party himself, brt
yhis attendance on divine ordinances.
For Il Is the opinion Of I very celebrated
.iudee, andwhat reason might teach eve
~ man, q That al moral evidence, md
all confidence in human veracity, must
Be entirely overthrown BY iniidelity.n d
Mthenthe administration ofiustice, de.
Ponds 30 much upona bclief In the Chris.:.
an Religion, how careful ought the inhabi.
tants Of this state, and Sof the United
States ii general 70 Be, in having such
men elected TO serve in our legislatures
a. do now, and have uniformly, pro-
fessed q firm belief in thar Religion.--.
Suppose We were to have q legislaturJ
composed entirely Of infdcls, lie. ofmen
similar in sentiment with Thomas Paine
and his associates, in what manner might
we reasonably expect such gentlemen
would act! Why, Sir, they would act
Just rs the National Assembly Of France
did in similar circ,imstances, Danish Re.
ligion, together with its professors and
propagaiors, out OF our country, after
sacrificing the principal objects Of their
antipathy, i. Z. the most eminent Of the
clergy. And If we suffer Religion 10 be
once extirpated from amongst ns, we, ~
] limited before, throw our. lives and pro,
perry into immediate jeopardy.
We should, moreover, be careful nor
toenrust man to legislate for US, who
makes practice, or hasa ut any time been
guilty OF opposing the Christian Religion
in any shape whatever--or who has usesf-
such arguments, either seriously or liz
.jest, as had the least tendency to invali.
date that religion--because such conduct
gives US ample reason TO believe him TO
be an in6dclat heart. The best criterion
which we can have 10 Judge Of a mans
sentiments, is the general tenopr of HE
actions; forifa mans actions sgem.to
compot pretty uniformly with what he.
at any time, has declared to be his senii.
nents, We certainly have arightto beliete
those are his real sentiments. But adj
uniting that man argued against the
Christian Religion in jsst, Is he not cub
pable in so doing! What to test with
that on which our salvation depends -
Tojest and triAe with matters of such
vast Importance; with the solemn decla-
rations Of Almighty God II Il i sub
ject too awful for any man but an in6del
to be hdicrons with Il, Is, therefore.
greatly the interest ofeveEy citizen, whe-
ther hf be entitled to d vote Or not, to ass
his utmost exertions TO have our lerisla-
ture composed of well-informed men,
who not only profess, but prove BY their
actions, that they believe the Scripture
to be the word of God. d -: - :.
# ATRUE REPUBLICAN,. u.
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nok what partienlar facts he gentleman
illuded %. but Mr.. Dennis said there i
one fact which he had NOT known, bur
which i stated ~ The petitioners . Be
Sfhe. and which Re should therefore &C.
cfed it--and ,nnt i thaf these petitioners
are tll eohvitl. of the British dominions,
They state, that dnring he existencs of
de Alien law, our minister Il the court
Of s.. 1ameh was reql1ested By Mr..
Adams who was hnstiIe % Republicans,
! tohotily DE British MINISTRY, thatit Nas
not desirable TO us 10 be burthened with
their stAtc prisoners, and that IN conse-s
quenceof this notification, they were nor
shippso % this country, bitwerecon6ned
for several years h England This I
suppose = one 81 the truths, ALLUDED 70
~ The gentleman from Pennsylvania
! and admitting il ID Be True, Ne did not
! perceive how this would give alicence to
these peopIe,to insult ns By giving Us
lectures on onr constitution, and bY re-
Wiling the anti-repuhlican tcndencia q :
past administration. Mr.. Dennis said,
the gentleman from Pennsylvania, had Ia
bis conception not been very respesifal %
The house u comparing he l1llsu,ge 81
s.sss -. ~. -. I, 80 ~. 49,
~. ..s sl.'.: ~ ..''s s2s 4, Z =
.. - q. s .l 49, y. NJ ~ $3.50 ~
fs,l. Il had been aid, Il may - proper
todecide this petition and refer the parts
<. go, ,.,s 1870 -. 80 ss,h.s
y - - .: 81 .s,;s $50. 49, -
~ - = ~; ~ x -
- ~ - - - 49, s.ss = ~ r.
- 1888 . 49, - ~ .oss.., ulss ms as
- q $500, sInos ~
- :s' ~ ~ :. :. Z y
=, ~ q ~ - y B. ~ 100 80
-. q. - 8. "a '..S a. 3. s, ~
~ ~ =, n $500. . $3.50, Us. oIjsc1
$3.50. 3 .zss o 49,.
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= s 80. .s'5 ~ !, IS ssye-
ss:as :. = s 80: ~ ~ s 10Y y
- !, N ~ . sc ~ 4nisn rs psutlon e iopsd
So ~. = my Dfng
- =, ~ 14sssss x
q; - Z 3, !.
a' z,ese sag = would &c time enough
49, 49, II = sns s,.Heslo5 q those Aliens
80 ~ - - s..,s y (, saLa U 2 aseent man
80 80. 6 " =. q. snsss coula g 10 great
!, So 49, = sssss sne question: ns Ds-
-. ~, -. 1s.s sss tseuy g give thelr
go Sjls = 80 :, q ns msmo1,L
], ~ 91,,ls sslu ne aid not know what
ss 49,. -! - non Mlary,sea NJ Den
", IS z ST. soasi ss ] ns aonss sesf
49, a.,e ~. go g pls oPln,on sui1sieng ~
ciples 81 repubiiesni.m.
M. Claiborne va sorrv thaf K. IA
cahed for he seaslIngof ~ , 6 80
he believed that r. eontshts ,,ere |
s,,rh q ". 49,. n. = x. - I. 10 ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25

January 28th, 1908.
Mr.. Morris, fromthe committee 10 whom
vas referred the memorials DC Judges
Basset, Benson, Bourne GriHith, Hitch.
cock, Key, Magill, Smith. TAYLOR,
Tilghman and Wolcott,
REP0RTE IS
That the petitioners were Judges Of Ger.
tain courts, inferior 70 the supreme court
constituted BY q act 81 the isth Of Re.
brlaryl 1901, and duly. commissioned "a
hold their Offices during good behaviour
hat while holding and exercising theil
olices, N act was passed on the Sth 81
March lastto repeal the said act ofthe Il th
Eof February 1901, and transfer The du.
ties Of thesaid iudgesfrom them to others.
That's question has risen, whether, By
reason ofthe premisis, the said petition.
ers Be deprived Of their Offices.
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An engrosssd bin 70 provide N additi-
onal armament for The protection Of the
commerce and seamcp Of the u. States,
was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Greene presented certain res0hIfi-i
ons Of the lkgislatire Of the Mississippi
TerritoSy expressive Of their sense Of The
shutting Of he port Of New Orleans,
Referred 10 = eommittee Of The whole.
on the state Of he union.
Mr.. Greene presented amemorial from,
the Mississippi Territory praying suEdry
things.
Referred % select comminee.
February / /
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coNGRESssfthe UNITEDSTATES.
HOUSE On REPRESENTATIVES,.
December s.

g.. December s. -..,.
The following message, and accom-
panying papers were received from the,
President Of thu United States.
sssEf25.s MESSAGE.
To the Senafe and House Of Repyssesta-
tivese me Unitsd Sfafss.
] have The satisfaction 20 inform you
thar the Actof hostility, mentioned inn
message of tie 4th az Noyember % have
been committed BY q cruiser Of the srn-
peror Of Morocco on a vessel Of the u
nited States, has been disavowed by the
emperor. An differences in consequence
thereof have been afnicahly adjusted, and
the treaty Of 17s6, betweenithis country
and thar has been recognized and con-
firmed BY the emperor. each party reseor-
ing 10 the other what had been detained
or taken. inclose the emperors orders
given onthis occasion.
The conduct Of our officers generally,
Who have had . partin these transactions,
i
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Goods
TIE subscribers bsg kane 10 M 0ras
their friends andi public III raefal,
shatfhey hape iiasf recsiptd and
sa ished speriis q large
md exfetlSfr1e ar.
s0rtMenf ii
FALL. and WINTER
&C. @ ID S,

Selected oy one OF the hfm from the lat
est ,impurtations from Europe, which.
in addition 70 their former Stock, makes
tlseir. Assortment more complete than
ever, ~, same they are Sletcrinined 70
cell II I shore rsdaueed pfiee shan-ssaal fos
CASH,1r LOURTk7e PRODUCE. Z
As i desolution Of their Co.partnership
win in a few months take place, a very
moderate profit win be taken, that they
may be enabled to sell Of their: Stock !:
those who may want any article in their
lines will find il considerably TO their
interest BY giving them call. 3}= :
& They return their sincere thanks to
the inhabitants Of Martinsburg and It's
vicinity, for their generous support
since their commencement in abusi.
ness, and assure them they win do all in
their power 10. merit q continuance oi
their fayours. So, ~, ss'a.E;x
". b. Those who are indebted 20
us for goodsa long time standing, must
not think hard of If the sheriff should
call on them for payment, IS every In
diligence has been given chat could be
asked for, 434 y ~ p :; /.
n The highest price giipe., IN CASH,
for merchandise WHEAT, RYE.
CORN Or FLAX-SEED, and an a.
io1aaace made j merchandise Is taken il
exchange. 81 ~. ~ .ss 5 - s IS.
T: NADENBouscH, seo.
ldartiasburg, ocsober 90, 1905:
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4 Eal,asle 1saet ef LAND pr SAX.
eEO hetsold the plantation whereun I


TO betsold the plantation whereUn !
u now live, containing 49, acres, ".
ing and being in the County Of Jefferson,
State Of Virginia, within s miles Of Shep-
herd Town, from Potomack River,
rs from Baltimore, 60 from the Federal
City, and 10 from Alexapdria, produce
nay be taken down by water 70 either of
he latter places. There are on the pre-
misses 3 good Dwelling Houses and ave
n large square log Barn, . never fall
int Springs. with 1 good stone Spring
House. Near one half Of this Land Is
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber; there are 5 valuable
Apple Orchards. - acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made {
the soil Is equal IL not preferable. 70 any
in Jefferson County. r. . =. -: s55.., :. 1.
=, dlso ANOTHER Tract Of first rate. Land,
containing 176 1-2 acres, adjoining
the Aforesaid tract !; on this tract are q
good House and Barn, q never failing
Wen near the house and q good young
Apple Orchard; about one, half of this
tract is cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber the whole can
be easily divided into OF 4 Tenernents.
The Terms will be made known by
the proprietor living on the Land. III,
:. IL. JOHN 'STIPP, sen.
8. Jefferson County, December 16, 1903.
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RUSSEL & SCOTT.
no Mill, Dec. i6, $685.
FOR SAFE.

=. "A small Tract Of LAND, c9isistfng g
r ~ one hundred and srven acres.
This Land is very valuable, as il is
y i ] q mixture Of limestone and slate,
and lies almost wholly to the sunrise |;
the greater part of II is cleared and ia
good tenable repair there are on, the
premises = good Dwelling House and
Kitchen, two excellent Springs Of ne.
yer failing Water, and i good thriving
Orchard ofehoiee Apple Trees now in
their prime. Amy person inclining TO
purchase, may have immediate. Posssssi-
on. p n s, - = e. ~.,. - =: = e
WILLIAM BURNS, jun
December is, 1905. - = = " Y :. ::
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Muy-S Store.

TUST receiyed, and now for sale, as
the subscribcrs' Store, Green
Spring Mills, Frederick County,1
~ - ~ s "A yellLchosen Assortment oj 81
]. DR7-Go0DS and GROCERIES, s.
Suitable for the present season, I'll Of
which they win sell on the most modes
rate terms, for Cash or Country Pro-
duce. The highest market prices win
be given for Wheat, Rye or Corn, in
Cash or Goods. 5z2.. -
Russell 8 SCOTT.
Greea-spring Mill, Dec. ls, SOS. !
,t-1f b. Wunssd, On active Lad whs
can come well recommended, TO attend
in the Store. - s <
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~ nransiaiien.) s !.
Praise be given TO God alone. May
GOD be propitious 10 our Master Maho.
me. andto his family. d
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fwaoIr No. a47.l

have mefited entire appreciation. The
temperate and eofrecttourse parsuesl by
our consul. Mr. Simpson, the prompts
tnde and merry If commodore Preh6le,
the eficanioua ec-opefatinn of raptainis
Rodgers and Calnp6en ofths returning
squadron, the proper decision &c captain
Bainhridg s tlal 4 vessel which had com.
mitted open hostilities was Of rirht t0 Be
detained Cor enquiry Shd consideration,
and the great zeal 81 the other oficers
md men, ore honorable facts, which I
make knownWilh pleasure. And 10 shesa
/ add, whatswas indeed transacted Ia
another quarter. theghIlant entsfprize Of
captain Rodgrrs IN Destroying, On he
coast &c Tfipof 4 cprrcre ofslat pow.
sr % . GINS. 49, s,s
recommend to the confederation of
Congress nst indemni6cRioh DC the
interes.s ofthecaptora 81 The Blishouda
and Mirbohd yielded hy sheSa for The
public accommodation. |. ss. Il,
= s t=:zz Tn JEFFERSON.
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For SALE,

:. A SMALL tract Or parcel Of LAND,
IA situate in Berkeley County, con.
taining about forty acres, whereon The
Poor-House stands, adjoining the land
7whereon Joseph Minginha now lives,
and about hAlfa mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A. proportionable part of said
land Is cleared and under tolefable good
fence. and more may be cleared, soihs
Meadow made md more may be made,
the BaildingS are one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor
House "a large building a Meet House.
and Spring House Gall builtw hewed
logsl Sable and Oven, farther de.
ssription isthoGght unnecessary, il be-
ing presumed no person win become Z
parchaser, without previously viewing
the property Cornelius Kelly, manag.
srat the Poor House win shew the land.
1heterms of sale may be known By ap.
] plying 70 said Kelly, or to either Of the
: subscribers, z - Z = = I y. J. -
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JOEL WARD,
JOSEPH FOREMAN
EDWARD BEESoN, :.
n q T &c Z,

THE subscriber some time ago gave
IL his Note Of hand TO James Blue,
for q small sum Of money, which Note
has been due some time, the person in
whose hands The said Note is lodged,
may receive payment by applying 10 = :
JOHN HILL. s
Martinsburg. December 16, 1905. :
N. B. ] win not pay any interest after
this date. NJ ssE d
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-23
HEMP MILL.

THE subscriber has got The HEMP
MILL, belonging 70 Peter Light,
sen. in complete order. He win engage
10 manufacture Hemp, in the best mani
ner, at the low price Of one dollar per
hundred weight. Orders in this line win
be thankfully received and pdnctually e.
tended 10. 80 - sci Il q, z
- - zs75z JAMES, MARSHALL. s
Great Lick Mills, Berkeley County,
November IS, 1905. !.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

IT DO hereby caution the public from
j purchasing from William Broadly, a
certain Tract Of Land situate about eight
miles from Maftinsburg, adjoining lands
ofWm. Porter6eld and Others, as have
q lease ofsaid Land for two lives, and
am determined to retain possession, I'M
tilthe lease is purchased and compensa-
ton given for rtainimproxements made
. - EDWARD WHITE.
December i6, 1905. - = = 1. l. J :
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-18
I3uDltc 4ale.

Will be Jold to the h5ghe2 Md-
deron Wfdnejday The 9th Of Apvl next,
at 5o'elsck in tie ef1err0on,
Sundry building L O T S,
Part Of Lot No. II, fitustsd upon Fair
fax and Princeis- Streets, in the town of
Alexandria upon fome Of faid Lots are
erected finall buildings. Any perion de-
Grous Of purchsfng at private fale may
be accommodated by applying to the iubt
fcriber, who has plot OF the Lots as laid
off. The terms Of iale will be made
known on the day Of iale or upon appli-
cation TO
RICHARD WEIGHTMAN.
March II. 1aw7t+