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J FAKE NOTICE,

THAT gave two Notes to John
L FitcheH, late Of this town, for Fiji
~ Dollars each, bearing date August
isoa, in part pay for = House, and part
of I.ot, Ma 20, Bins in Shepherds.
Town. One of said notes i payable
November 1,1so4, the other payable.
November I, iSo5. The said FitcheIl
not complying with his contract, lam de-
termined not 70 pay the said notes, un-
tin he fll6ls his contract with me.
= JACOB SMURR.
Shepherd's-7a1pn, Tane II, 1905.
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mentioned district, gave their votes for
Mr.. Vanmetke, another FEEDER alist The
more remote counties have voted for Mr..
Holmes, who IS elected.
Immediately beyond the Allegheny,
the counties having connection with the
Potomak and bordering Upon Maryland
and Pennsylvania, were in favor Of MIR.
Wilson, who is also a federalist. The
people Of the more distant counties have
adhered little longer 70 the old insurrec-
tionarY tenets. IS 49, u
y Inthe districtlower down the Potomak
though there was no opposition to the re-
publican candidate. and although he is one
Of the most enlightened and best informs
edmen Of this country, yet there were q
great MANY votesagainst him. The Peo-
pie upon the Eastern Shore have never
acted Otherwise than now. They have
elected federalist. Il istothe honor Of
these industrious and well organized peo-
pie that they were left 70 defend them
felyes during the revolutionary war, q
sanst privaieers and pirates, and again,
a. IN fhe last congress-, 70 stand alone ID
.Hlnpoft Of rational principles Of governs
mem. = =.
}. Thus Il seems that upon the whole
northern and eastern frontier Of the state,
federalism prevails. Itis gradually .ex-
tending its influence, and advancing to
the southwark. An parties admit that
the county of Faquieris much inclined to
oppose the present state of things, and
that federalism has found its way into
Cuipepper. Stafford, which is the other
county composing that district, has many
federalists, The computation Is 2-5ths.
The western district, including Green
brier and Kauawha, and takinga scope
quite to the blue ridge, that is about 500
miles from east to west, has elected Ma
ior Thomas Lewis, in opposition to Mr..
Andrew Meere. This district, it is sup
posed, was formed on purpose to. suit
MIR. Moore, though he lived at least ATS
miles from some Of the voters. The rea-
son was obvious. Moore was = JefFer-
sonian. He had formerly practised the
law In Greenbrier-had considerable per-
>sonal popularity among the people--and
it was expected that he could obtain ma
ny votes from that cause. This happen
cd. Yet Moore lost the election. This
may be eonsideredas the greatest defeat
which the party has sustained. tits true
that they threaten to dispute the election,
pretending that Lewis's majority Of IFS
proceeded from bad votes. They seem
to have forgotten that at the same time
when Mr.. Moore IS busy in invalidating
the votes of Lewis, that Lewis may be a.
successful in destroying an equal number
Of his adversary's. So that there is eve
~ reason to expect that an eifectual and
successful opposition may be made at the
next election i'd that district. Similar
observations would hold good for other
parts of the state. Time win shew the
truth. Enough has been said--enough
Is known to shew, that federalism j. gain
ing ground in this state-and enough is
known to authorise prediction, that the
seeds for a general reformation are scat
tered abroad-thas they have taken root
and that nothing is necessary but good
cultivation. r ~
-: (Hnginia Gazette.
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(Hrginia Gazefte)

On Saturday last Col. John Taylar, Of
Caroline, uDas unanimously chosen By the
EsscutiOe Council Of Virginia, to supply
The 1acaacyef q Senator from that state,
% The Senate q tie United States, occasj-
eUsd ~ tts death q S. T. Mason. =
: ~ -. E Examiner. -
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publican, true blue iacobin paper his
absconded. He was called a. rather IN.
expectedly % pay q fine ofaol. and pass 4
few months in a Connections Jail, 10 which
he was sentenced for forging few
State certificates Of that state.--Hayine
undergone one part Of his hard aristocrs.
III. sentence At the WRiPPINe PosT. and
ratheri nclining to manage hisezyn fars
in ms ogcn ,Vay 1nela6ayrassed 81 too
much regulation, he lifted jail and sought
refuge in this state. What part Ne has
played here IS very well known. The
sheriff after experimenting him impru.
IDENTIFY took bail for forty eight hours
Russell ahsconded,. and his bondsmen
werelefttosuRer for eircreduii,y. Thus
isterminatedthe political career Of 4 man
sought out and supported by our demo.
Gratis for the lofty purpose Of revolutions
zing New-Hampshire. -
Spere. Should justice be executed
upon al those who have been detected ID
felonies, suehsas house breaking, icnsr
steaiirg, SIC. how many would remain
lpf our democratic Gbie editors. +
] - 5 ,,.SzZz- IS. .----.-.---.y 60
The following paiuabs receipt is liter.
ally copied fpm = London paper:
Take the branch Of 4 vine and turn Il
down into the earth, letthe mould cover
it perfectly and the nextsear twill pro.
duee cueufnbers in constant succession
There il 50 much Of the Bfegue in this
IL = l. r u \ :
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There is, it is said, a letter By the Ma-
ry from Mr.. Livingston, our Minisfrrat
RarIs, as hutf as the 2zth Aprii, insehieh
he gives il as his opinian, that q WAR
uGk speedily take Place.
a = TNew-York CARL
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ENew-York Carl

: AIetter reeeivedin Philadelphia from
St. Domingo dated nth May, says that
a vessel had just arrived there from
France, with assurances from the first
consul that peace would certainly be con-
tinued in Europe. e
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Il may be remarked among the singu-
lar occurrences Of the times, that for Sc
verai Gays last week, two or three stars
were distinguished by the naked eye At
noon day. Wehave seen it explained that
stars may be observed in the day time,
through the shaft ola deep wei, or a rec
tilinear mine, where the rays of light are
excl1ded-but TO account for their being
seen from the earth's surface, in the blaze
Of the meredian sun, is a desideratum in
the science Of visions, which some Of our
55sseien.i6e readers may perhaps be able 70
explain. %.> j. ~ s
!: Kingston Royal Gaztte. J
S54 49,, ~ - IS. -.
= Erer the United Statss0 racle.l
RnSaeT 4ka Al fefxsp S,f5tfsS TrcSSrTrd R6.s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

gErem The United Stateso racie.l
Rnsssi the editor of'tiie Concord Re-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-14
tsss=2z::s.-'- FOR SALE,
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

N NALOA DAAE EiShN1 ~ AAONS
IA near the Warm Spring road, four
miles from Martinsburg, Berkeley Coun-
", containing 15o acres of FIRST quality
Lime stone land, 100 aeresof which arc
cleared, and Id excellent farming condi-
ton, 10 acres Of good meadow and more
can easily be made the uncleared land
Is covered with variety of excellent
timber. On the premises are a couSe-
nisnt log Dwelling House, good lon-
bic Barn, Stables, Smoke House. Milk
House, &c large Apple and Peach
Orchard, with q variety Of other fruit
trees, and neser.iailing well Of good
water conveniently situated: A Iurther
description Is deemed unnecessary, as it
ispresumed the purchaser viii wish to
Sic the property before II is contracted
for. The terms may be known and the
place seen, on application q the sabseri-
Der living thereon. :. Z =
!. s.. JAMES. ROBINSON. q
October II, 1908. 4 e s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-14

Il grnfleman IN Distress, latsiy IUrote
The fsils1aas litter 70 rit,id -: - = !
am nolD reduced to q single pennst-----a
single shirt--I siag!e coGt-- q single
,gIass Of table 6eer-a single sheer to mig
6ed--G single rap % my deer eOea et
an Old acquaintance; and I kace oniy one
consolation thar Tam a single man, and
thar Ihase a SINCE friend IN sop. 3.
fhese digs, says ant, this Is not singu-
lar case. H.. r. .5F !. +
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-14

Tom Paine has announced. another
edition Of The Age Of Reason. This
book has already done more mischiet to
uorality, than half the deistical publica-
,tions ofshe last century. Il attelnpts 90
undo the Tie between the pavf.nt and the
child, and to destroy friendship between
man and man, by the subversion Of the
! Christian Religion. This imp Of mis-
chief, whowas last imported among us
By Mr.. Jefferson, has, we learn from
New Jersey, employed the time sinee
the publication of his eontemptahle let.
tiers 10 the citizens ofthc United States,
In harranguing democratic meetings, and
propagatinR Deism. With an effrontery
unparalleled, this caluinniator Of WASH
ing,on tell. Us he has again dipped his
pen in the gan Of discord. i is. how
ever, deyoatly 10 be hoped that some
stop viii be pd. 10 such wiekedness.
The Age Of Reason has eenburnt By the
common hangfnan IA England, and
France has utterly renounced the doc
.trine therein recommended. No part
.ofthe Christian world, save the Unit
ed States, would permit this scofer Of
Jesust0 multiply his sins. Our feligi-
on, for which so many Of the ablest men
In Europe have laid down their lives--a
religion which Locke, Bacon, Sir Isaac
Newton, Dir. johnson, and many other
eminent authors, who have been laymen,
has stamped with appreciation, i now
Knocked and degradedby q wicked sot.
. fellow. risen from the dregs Of man.
tind-Awho, backed BY the disappointed
and the envious, is endeayouring to de.
strov thar which alone solaces the unfor-
i tunate and proves IN antidote 70 sine.
The Christian Religion: >
.S..zs .ss; tcHaRLksToa couarER.
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impions 5iasthemer 1t should withhold
the destroyers Of mankind In their impi-
Gus career, and terrify the heart Of The
prescriptions intruder.
Oil Immortality, thou greatest earth-
u blessing thou solacer ofall my woes !;
my onlyearthly comforter what would
induce me TO give up thycheerfal hopes.
Grant, oh gracious heaven that whate-.
yer ailicfions thou may'st think proper
% send this hope, this single hope,
may still remain firm in my breast.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-14
ONE CENT REWARD.
October Be, 1905.

- AN awsy from the subscriber some
IL time Ii, the month Of May Or June
iast. boInd Girl about fourteen or tlts
teen years of age, named Rebecea Franz
els, bound by the Oyerseers Of the Poor.
The above reward viii be given TO any
person who win apprehend andreturn her
tothe subscriber, living in Martinsburg,
Berkeley County, Virginia. -.
~ - O. JOHN MCLEAN
October IL, 1908. l.--z,..7ssG:
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carrs sss.so PULLING MILL.

y q & 3fssf6z r. 4 =
THE subscribe i nov carving on
the Fulhng and DYING Business,
IN al fhe II various branches. al the above
Mill, he has plenty Of water with 4
.quantity df the most fashionable dye
SUITS, which will enable him to carry on
the business with hsatness and dispatch.
He informs the public that he has declih-
ed carrying on business 1t benjamin.
Beelsr,s Min, and win carry il ON ., his
own Mill for the future; those having
work VIII please send Il on there.
NJ. B. He wants u man that. UNDER
stands the Dying business IN the wooden
line 10 such an one good encourage
ment will be given by apply ing to the
subscriber at The above mill. u.
Il. .t WILLIAM BAILEY.
October IL, 1908.
N
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-14

We entertained hopes, that We should
before this time, have had il in our
power to announce the decrease, If notthe5
total extraction, Of the yellow fever in
>New.York but We find, by the daily
reports, thar the mzlady Is still increas-
ing, and that the average number of
deathsis from ~ TO IS per day, and the
new cases from IS 70 so, notwithstand-
ing il is supposed that Ave sixths of the
inhabitants have LEFT the city. We are
sorry to say, that the fever continues in
Philadelphia and Alexandria, with una
lbated violence. In many Of our inland
towns and villages. malignant disorders
prevail 10 an alarming degree. While
many parts Of our country are thus at
Hicted with pestilence and disease, we
cannot be sufficiently thankf0l to the
Almighty Disposer Of events, for the
good health Of this town. Martinsburg,
though generally healthy, Is considered
unusually 50 At this season.
n 100 5000 :oaS o. r.:
Son Of i1aa, sans nie Pfoverb, the book
ef Nature i befarr Mer, epsn and loak
therein. = a -. E.= {. s.
THE contemplation Of the works oil
nature, and her order, 1.-THE succession
Ut the seasons is peculiarly adapted to
soften The soul, To harunonize the pas.i.
onss and blend the contending elements
of the mind. y, lss. sf
In the spring, that delightful part o.
: che year, nature herself seems ait adorn'
I'd. The beautiful xerdure Of the fields
Ne sweet essence Of the aowers; ths
ur!dness Of the sun i the soft zephyr:
,playinC Though the grose the beautifu
warblers singing their notes, afford
scene not 70 Be equalled By al the refine,
mems Of arr. Though eapricions for
tuneShouid deprive Us ofaevery othel
biessia,, though she should strip us o
ait tie hono1rs the world canbestow, ye
she cannot take from US The beauties .
nasurt. He who delights IN her enjoy
sutnss wiz never pant after the nois
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.lfARFLNsBuRG, October / =.
lNew-York Paper.l
..., ....,......Asa.s...t

tss s5gsz = - = : - z 81 - =s
Married ON Tuesday last, Mr.. JOHN
BOYD to Miss libby STEPHEN
SON both Of Garrards Town. :
= Happy tie pair Ukom lope and reason
JOIN, II B. H. Il
Hhsn oirtue sGaeiifes tie bond Gsiae,
To them a paradise on earth Is gfvesi,
and tehen from iime they 80 they rest IN
Heaue,a. .ss,s J.. 4 g !, : =, -. !.
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TAKEN up BY de subscriber on the
i fosh inst. Is an estray, sorrei
mare With star in her forehead, about
Ave years old, fourteen hands high, shod
before and appraised 10 20 dollars. The
owner Is desired to prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
THOMAS COLVIN.
berkeley County, oesober u, isos.
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C % Cd s.,

Together with Soal and Upper LEA-
Their, CASTINGS, (aniong which
are ten plate Stoyes) BAR.lRoN-
Homemade LINEN. FLAX, and p
large number Of excellent Home.mAae
Twird BAGS. They expect in q few
days 30 receive their supply Of FALL
md WINTER GOODS, and solicit
the continuation Of the public spseom,
assuring them, atthe same tines that Il
shall always be their greatest ambition 70
serve their friends and customers on
the bessppssible terms-A-a trial, they are
pursuaded. win fully evince the truth Of
their assertions! es 5. S. $3.50
sIAMEs d JOHN LANE.
: Shepherd Town, October -, 1905
d A ~ -
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The Taniss, captain Spaid;ng Which
ar,iued gesterdav, svas boarded on .Sa-
.prddy tIpeipe miles from Sandy Hook
b. an English frigais, and detained se.
rsral hours. The captain 81 the frigair,
.rhilr eperhanEag captain Spaidiag pcs
BE and passengcrs, said he f0ok ottf IF
A,ner;can Desseis, an persp,ls suh0 lrcyr
not .pea protected adding that he had
nade ib his cyew our ef.hips bound infa
Ne1c Tori. Seosrat other sesseis soere
BEARDED IN cattain Spalding aight de-
tanned three, ioar Or fue hours, and a.
sscny men iaken cut a. 1vas thought pro-
lNew-York Paper.l
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The oreatstatesmen Of the United King.
aou,s could not see this their duplicity /,
thew would not be warned BY former
experience nor die situation ofthis coun.
nv Absolutely dependent on France, but
suffer themselves to Be dupedby 50 shall
low ar, article. The French ambassadors
find no difficulty in approaching the clo-
set ofthr prince now, and the British
Minister sees with sorrow others enjoy-
ing the fruits ol 4 harvest which might
have been gathered By his own country. !"
l InPoRT4NTLETTER. /
Fran the Ameyiicaa Csnsni a Aigiers, 70
the Amer.ens Consul at Cadi1.
= vi (CIRCULAR.
- = Aigiers, ARgnst ?, 1908.
"a Ihape TO inform yen, thar tbs mo.
s,fnt has entered this part tug gdleofs,
Iip5lne corsGrs, svishthree lafeen sails
and carry four guns, from 50 e 60 men
tsach.t 5 benches 81 edrs /; they cane from
Jfks rastsearAs 1Dih sail IL a. fem dcys for
tkecoast Of SPAN, no dbnbt N search Of
Americaa unarmed merchant Oessfks.---
! 7ou 4vili eipe this inJornasioa tothe mas
tiers sf AMERICAN nIeychani oessels. ana
/, an tvhss, ii man concern II ne poyief
p,ay district, and adjacent, and % the
.Iapta;ns 81 a,tv ii the United Staies SHIPS
'6fsoar, sOhieh can Be- IN formed IN time 10
trepeat the threatsnedevh andto search
with vigilance for these Narrowing craffs.
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day i dissolved. BY mutual

rTFitS day il dissolved by mutual
consent, the Partnership of fohn
kearslty s. Tamss s. Lane, lately trading
under the frm Of Tamcs S. Lane, g Co..
An persons indebted to them are re-
guessed to come forward Immediately
andpay their irrespective balaneesto James
s. Lane, who IS fully authorised 10 re.
eeiye al debts due 10 the concern. d
4 John KEARSLEY, )
! 49, ISL - JAMES S. LANE. 49, 49,
= .ssatphera TouH, October !, 1909
EHE business In future win be car
II red on in the same house, b9
flames g. foha Lane, who respectfully
6egleaye TO inform the public, and nj
particular the friends and former custom.
ers Of James S. Lane, g Co. thst they.
now have q pretty genera assortnsnt Of
: ca ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-12
NEW YORK, May O.

The captain of the ich'r Factor. fro,
Aux Cages, informs us thar when he Iet,
that quarter every plantation in tn. plain
had been burnt by the negroes. A few
days before the vedelfailed, an attack wa,
made on the French troops fhut up IN
Aux Cages /; but the aGailan,s were fe.
yerely repulfed. Two hundred men ar.
rived there from Theron on the I'd Of
April, and 500 more on the day follow.
ing. Aux Cages was furrounded on ali
tides BY the infu.gents. .
The cold for fomc days paa has been
uncommonly ferere for tie feafon. A.
Greenwich, in the neighbourhood of tn:
State Prifon, on Friday evening, ice wa,
found quarter of an inch thisk; and
yeferday morning we had very fever.
form of hail, rain and fnow-a circum.
Rance hardly ever remembered to have oc.
Cured in this city in the month Of May.
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du!ged. When, however, I cons,.- :.
many vulnerable points in our G,,,,;,a .'
when | take view of the whole a,,s =,
the empire, when l look even TO our
nancial refources, though in fome oo;o,.
OF view their appearance is Rourih,ng
when ! take all thele things into conG1..
ration, | cannot but think the renewal oe
war as mott gfievous calamity. Tho,
tor years we ihouId on every occaGon h.
lucceisiul; though every expedition hopn
be crowned with glory, till prolongarion
even of a fucceisiul con,ea, could no, bu,
be infinitely calamitous.
The honorable member, after few
more remarks. concluded, BY declarin,
tat ne lhould not sote againi the mo.
ton.
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Jonah Thompfon and Sen,
HAVE IMPORTED
In Tie Rips lillian Il jain fran LonA5n

In Tie Rips Willam q ,J1fodn fran Loa65n,
4ad United Statss fran LiverpcOl;
Superhne Cloths aud Cafimeres, Cam.
brick, jaconet and book Mullins, fix
Shawls, cotton HaGery, Jeanne's, Fpf-
tians, friped and clouded Nankeens, Cor
duroys, Velvetts ard 1hickiesrs, Dimi-
ties, fancy Marfsilles, Waitcosting, few
Ing Silks, Twia and Thread, &c. &c.
They are in daily expectation Of their
aiIo.tment of Hardware.
May 9.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nav. O.

The rveatber during The prtredjng zcetE,
has been uns/nalI eo2d1nd boyroas IA, til.
JS4(an. On Saturday mayui4g lsf hm
qvas ice, IN aaanear tbis city, gftbe tbitk.
nsG ef.' dollar; a1l, dxring lbe mgbtg
Saturday and tie moyaiss 9fSaa4ay, tben
4ua; a fall Of Sno4v qy6;t5 did eonGdtra.
bic damqgs 70 tbe O<geta6le 4Uorld. 7M
Lom5aray Poplars, mibe R5gsh and gar.
dens Of ibis city svtre matb mjana-th
70eigbt If tie Suo4v zv5jcb adbeyx3n M
Asaves and branches in l1me iafaress h.
do1Oa t6e q060ls ire, and, liz msGubtr,
HfuRted them eftbsr tebs and principal
branches. Mary eU5o lpt in ebambtr
contiguous to f6gls IRE; qvsre 07pdkrrtd,
BY The cracking eftbefallug limbs, ny fbsf
The f4gala.Ipeaafh qvbieb they crbi5aed.
Wt baue eouvsyftd qvi.h hveyal 0M mba'
5itaats Of PbilaaeIpb.a m this Ja%jta,
evb0 Hg'e. in Iaymg, that tby b4V:s'
recollection Of Juo1O IN Nay extt3tlsg ht
infaaee a5aUe me1taxed, and aratJ0
1u6ieb 0eeH,rsa on The Joxrfb # Ny,h
fbeyta l77l or 49, evbifb leSr4a
f6e grfa.e@ part sft6e early trat.
Arrivcda brig Warren, -, Harlmai
Aoop Hiland, Hand, Alexandra.
Cleared, ihip Frances tfearicrta, Ggo.1;h'
Liverpool; Gauges, Calender, Eat adis', i1h'
Befcy, Bradford, Batimora Sally, Miles, ST.
Bartholomew; Liberty, Bennett, oay4nn4h
Brig PhGae Ann, Wet, from ST. Barthoic'
news, has gone into Wilmington, Del beng
blown CUT OF the Deeware abont two we:A'
Gnce.
Arrived at Golfer Point flip Richmond
Hathaway, 50 days from Lilbon. Left there Cd
he goth March.
Ship Rebecca, Ever, of Phiadcpha.
ship Oricn, Arnold, Of and for do. next day.
Ship Hare, Worth, Of an ior New. YORK; "
ten days
ship BriaoI, Philips. from Liverpool, and.'
flip from ireland are below.
May 10.
By the politeoeis OF mercantile rIe0'
we at late hour lat evening, wefs
furnilhcd with Cork papers TO the '9fa
Marcn received by the Caroline' tnfJ
contain no London articles later than LIS
Z sd and from hafty Perufal find no l[lIp
articles worthy of notice, except the lO'
lowing.
CORK, March 70.
We have received the London Pape"
to the a4th init. together with the ',ss'
raj foreign and domeRic Journals a nu,
thing podsivc relative TO the great que' ~,
of Peace or wal has as yet tranipfed W.
the warlike preparation, are pfo'e'odNg
with unremiuing and uhParrallelsa 1'A'
energy.
LIMERICK, March 10. ~.
On Thurflay right two notices o. ore
mott threatening and violent nature nj,
poaed at Moudella, near Adare' 10 %
county directing the prefent ts0n. conan. /.
quit the farm directly, or to P'sP' Il
NEE. the fate of the late Bolaaa'. i. u "a
will not be conGdered uofriendly !" %;E
;nfo,m ths w,its,, Of Josh aa''ss' '