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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19

committee, founded on CORR
ton OF the constitution, and ~
to the circumstances of the Dnteu
and concludes with a resolution request.
the President of the United States TO al,
dress letter to the Executives Of the Sc
veral states urging more vigorous exc
cution of the law.
The accompanying bill p Jvides for
some deficient details in the law Of 1893.
Referred to the committee of the whole
tomorrow.
Tuesday, February g..
Mr.. Lci6 presented a petition from sun
dry aliens inhabitants of Carlisle, Pennsyl-
vania, of a similar tenor with the petition
presented yesterday from aliens residing
in Chester county, Pennsylvania. 4
MIR. Leib moved to refer the petition to
a select committee.
This motion occasioned debate, and
was supported by Messrs. Jones and Smi-
lie, and opposed by Messrs. Nicholson,
Claiborne, Randolph Dennis and Bacon.
Mr.. Leib called the Yeas and NAYS,
which were taken, and were on the refer
ence of the petition, Yeas 23-Nays 6i--
Lost.
a petition was presented from sundry
inhabitants OF Alexandria, praying re-
duction OF the legal fees paidto several of
6cers of court.
Referred to the committee formed on
memorials from citizens of Washington
and Alexandria.
The Speaker laid before the House a
letter from the Governor of the Indiana
territory, enclosing certain propositions
made by convention Of the Indiana terri
tory for suspending for ten years the ope-
ration Of some OF the articles of the ordi-
nance Of that territory.
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HoBESoLD,

a. VALUABLE BODY Of LAND.
II situate iH1 Berkeley County, sVirsis
mia, near Mil Greek, containing 500
acres. This Land is divided into three,
Tenemehts, with good Barn and con-,
veniept Dwelling House, an excellent
apple Orchard Of about 500 bearing trees,
wifha number ofpeach and cherry trees
on each plaee--About so or so acres of
Meadow is made, which is nearly equal.
" apportioned between the different pa.
ces, and . considerable quantity more
may be made with but little trouble
About one half Of the Land IN cleared.
enclosed with good fence, and in excel.
lent farming condition !; the other half
is cioth'd with goodtimber, suehas white
and black Oak, Hickory, &c. There
are four springs Of good Water on this
Land, three ofwhich are SO situated as
to be convenient to each of the different
houses. The Property may be seen and
the terms known on application to the
subscriber, living on the premises.
An indisputable title, free from in
eumbrance, will be given. .4<
- JONATHAN GARRARD.
October I, 1902. So - o. y r.
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-. ~ -
TAKE NOTICE.

FHE Subscriber having determined
to decline business in this place
for some time, requests all those that are
indebted to him, to come forward and
settle their accounts BY the FIRST day of
February next From allthat Cannot
pay off their accounts, notes will be re-
CURED, without respectto persons.
He has no1y on hand, 4 General
Assortment Of ~
DRY-G0ODS, GROCERIES, &c. 50
Which win be sold unusually cheap for.
Cash. - :
y JAMES FAULKNER.
January Z, 1908. e. :. ....,.. y, -, (
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PATTERSoN,s LDMIIL.

THE Public are hereby informed,
il that on the 18th instant, the Sub
scriber win take possession Of his Mill on
Tnscarora Greek, about one mile and an
half from Martinsburg, wen known 81
the above name and that, from that
time forward, II win Be under his own
immediate inspection.
He has employed an attentive Miller,
WHO'S wen acquainted with manufactu-
ring FLOUR. He (the spbscriber)
win warrant, and stand accountable, for
the inspection Of III common Flour made
1t his Mill, and win engage 70 produce
from every hundred bushels Of clean
understandable Wheat, weighing sixty
pounds per hnshel, I'WEN7T RAR.
RELSefSUPERFLNE FLOOR.
eeialattention shall be paid TO have,
Crisis, brought By customers, well
ground.
HUGH, y PATTERSON
January, 1908.
=
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TAKE NOTICE.

r SOME time since gave my bond 70
i William Jackson Of Hampshire Coun-,
q, late Of Kentucky. for the payment 1T
Forty Pounds, Virginia Currency, which
payment became due some time IN Aprii
last. The money being now ready 10
discharge the said bond, lam determined.
10 pay no interest on it from this date.
/. n MOSES DIMMITT.
December 81, 1904. -
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WILL BE- eesrss for Sale at Public Tt"-
- dne on aesday tie 1874 If january
neat, at the late dtveling Aonse Of To-
seph Rark, decd 9 & o. ~
HORSES, COWS, SHEEP, HOGS,
a good WAGON and Geers, Farming
Utensils Of every description, Beds,
Chests of Drawers, Desk, Book Case,
Tables, Chairs, and OTHER Household
Furniture, Weayers Loom and Tack
ling, a quantity Of Corn, and other
Grain, Hay, BIC. also grain in the ground,
with number Of other articles too lil-
merous to mention. The sale will begin
at so'clock, where due attendance end q
ngcredit viii be given. - 4.
ANNPARK, Admrx.
2. JOHN PARK,
-------,-z--- : 44kHa. WILSON, Admrs.
December d, 1909. - ~ :.
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n LII persons indebte11o the subseri-
n Der By bond, note, or book account,
are requested to come forward and settle
up theirrespectiye dues, as he intends
TO leave Martinsburg in short time.-
Persons indebted for the services Of his
Stud horse Young Snap, win also please
discharge the same imm9diately. -
ABRAHAM GORRELL.
Martinsburs, December 81, 1900. =
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BEkkIEry CouSrr, IS. =. =,
December 81, 1909.

BERkIEry CouSrr, IS.
y = October Court, 1902.
jokn 4Nyies, Tmnis Neukirk Georps
= Mezukirk, Henry MeIvkirk, Tohn Nssu-
+, Ask and 0seph Neivkirk, 1uAich said
Henry, John and Joseph, are infants
under the age sf21 years, by George
/. Nerpkirk, their G,Idrdian-Comp'Is.
David Watkins, fame Logan, (1pidaw)
( Esecutrix and Depisee 81 flames Loqasl.
decd, Brian Brmin aud James Wilson,
Def'ts. hCHANcER7.
THE Defendants, David Watkins and
l. Bryan Bruin, not having entered
their appearance agreeable to an act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction ofthe
Court that they are not inhabitants ofthis
Commonwealth, on motion of the Com.
plainants, by their Counsel, it Is ORDER
ed, that the said Defendants do appear
here on the Monday aftcr,he third Tues
day in March next, and answer the bin
Of the Compliments, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Gazette, for two months sue
cessively, and published ut the door Of
the Court House Of the said County.
7ss.s, H.BEDINGER, Z. !. {.
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NOTCH.

THE subscriber hereby cautions al
j persons from polling downthe fen
ces,er passing through the plantation on
which Amos HUFF nov resides, from
cuifinx down or carrying away any kind
Of nod from the said planiations; room
mining my oder unlawful trespasses, on
thsprcinisss, = &c Is determined TO pro-
secsite % the utmost penaiEF ct the iaw
svery pernon 20 offending.
JOSIAH FLAGC.
Dssshtsr 81, 1904.
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10 she LpAeiitaats sf BERKELEY County.
FEIIowE lTrsENs, @.'.'1

- -, ~ ",s-ssS. 81 '. D.'s5..''S fsSesSs
FnlIowc lTrsrss, ~, @. ...
6EING Frequently solicited BY mum.
bef Of respectable Gentlemen to come
forward - 4 Candidate to represent you
in the General Assembly Of this Com
monwealth, this is therefore to inform YOU
that ] have Il last got my own consent,
mot only toenlarge the field Of your choice,
but II elected, to serve You faithfully,
accordingt my best Judgment and ability.
Twill add, fellow-citizens, that / have
lived amongst you nearly thirteen years,
and IN the coufseof that time, / have been
endeavoring to learn the political stu.
alton Of our common country, and have
established formyself place Of residence
in Berkeley County, where il Is probable
! may pass the balance Of my days It IS
therefore natural to suppose that my own
interest, win Lead me upon all occasions,
topromote your welfare in general, as a
body polite, Of which body myself and
family forms . part.-I win further add,
that there may be number Of persons
who vote for measures and not for men,
that may wish to know my political senti-
ments in order 70 give them that infor-
nation, ! do declare myself to be areal
. true friend to the constitu-
ton Of the United States, and an appro-
yer Of the present administrators OF the
general government.
With sentiments Of esteem, n
! leave you 70 judge, { S-f-
and chuse fer yourselves.
JOEL WARD.
AiACresl, December 70, 1904.
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WILL AND BET,
The Ceifagtrs ef Par Placr.
lFrom ! London Paperl

4 Z q
sWHEN Summer's genial days are gone,
And Wiptcr puts her liy'ry On,
z0f al the suns that ever set,
Re MIN, ye fates, ike WILL and BET.
The time has been tho now It's past,
That Snk ii Beanty,s mould was cast; q
Hereye sin heams--A dimple yet
Reealls The envy'd smiles Of BET.
The tins has heen--it Il no more
Tint WrlLaMtestler's figure bore -.
Noryet he's bentwith aGeand still
There islan airthat graces WILL.
Allowing heart survives IN both,
And years have crowns the nuptual oath,
She 70 this dayis WilliamS pet, i
And Re The idol i Of Bet.
Aeompetence Of rustic fare,
lnthis delightful cot they share
Their grateful thanks no boon forget,
Your smiles are paid BY win and Bet.
Nofame that Conway had afchiev'd,
"A wreath 20 brilliant has receive,
Al when his name can spread the nct,
For pride ofheart in Win or Bet.
Yes-it was here, said win, he sat
There VIII, said he, lay down my hat,
Z. Though out Of place We must notfret,
= But laugh and chat with you and Bet.
n - sS i
i. In II that bear the shape Of men,
We neser shall see his Exc again;
= Forhim the poor mans tears are vet,
/. They iovd him just Ike me and Bet.
= Your honor sees IN this old girl,
= a wifethat u the husband's pearl
!" Nor wines nor dainfies here you'll get,
= The heart 4 allinwin and Bet
Il Il nor here thaf age declines,
And plough the cheekin furrow'd lines;
IT'S peace md conscience out Of debt,
That plays zith time--in Win and Bet.
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BsnxxIrr Couxrr, 9.
QcTosrR CouRT, 1904.

Aadreu Ragyener, sErsivisg Executor IF
WizkGm Cunningham, decd ComP't.
AGAINST sS
Ann HenshGsu, .mdcw and ddmr,x Of
William Henshasp, dec,d, 1pho mas Exyr
sf 3ames Canning CHAM, dee'd, Nichelds
HfDsh1sp, Rachel Lemon, Le1gis Alepfe
and Rebecea his yifs, Leoi Hasskdw,
Hiram Henshdsv, Ssfh Duncan and
Rhepanud his suiits. Adam Stephen
Il Heashnsy, onafh1n Seomon HenshaU,
WashinRton Heishazp, William Slduqh-
fey Hensha1p md uriak Springer Hem
sahasD, the said Addm Stephen. 70
nathan SeGmoa, Washington, William
Slaughter and Ufiah Sbringer, are
mfalts nnder NE age Of q gears,
svhicA said Nichol1s, Rachel, Reberca,
Levi, H;rg1, RieIpazlsd, AdGm Ste
rien, 1pRath0n Sea,non, Warrington,
Williag1 SlGughter and Uriah Sbringer,
are skildrep and co-hsirs and co-krir-
issks Of fhe said William Hensha.v,
( iaec'd Defendants. LCHANeER1.
Defendants, Nicholas Hen
~ shaw, Lewis Moore, and Rebec-
ea'his wife, not having entered their APP
pearnnce agreeable 70 a oct Of Assem-
BY and the rules Of this Court, and it APP
pesEing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court,
thaf fhey are not inhabitants ofthis. Com
monwealth, on motion Of the Complain
auA byhis Counsel, Il i ordered, thai
the said Defendants do appear here on
the Monday after The thirf Tuesday IN
March NEXT, and answer the bill Of the
Complainant, and that copy Of this or
der Be forthwith inserted in the Virginia
Gazette, for two months successfully,
and published q the door of the Court
Mouse Of the said County.
A Copy.
Teste,
II. BEDINcER, e.s.c.
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A N active Lad, from IS to II years
Ii ofage, Of good morals, who has
received toierable English education,
WIN De taken on advantageous terms by
the Editor Of this Paper, to learn the
ART Of PRINTING. 81; - sss.-.-..
Anteltigeaees Office, October I, 1902. :
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CAUTION

Il Fl
j HE subscriber some time since sold
two LOTS Of LAND to William Rec
tor-the one containing 81 and the other
IS Acres, lying on the waters Of Sleepy
Greek, Berkeley County, and gave his pc.
nalbond TO make = good title -ahd said
Rector having sold these Lots to Barnett
Lee, md assigned my bond 10 him, to.
which Lee the subscriber has made agood
title, bur the said Lee refusing to give
up my bond, I do therefore Caution the
public from taking any further as.ign-
ments on the same, Is tits now void and
JOHN FRosHoUR.
Berkeley County,
.Deesmber 81, isoa.
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THE INTELLIG ENcE

Brought blythe last arrivals gives us
strong reason to suppose that the renew
al Of open hostility among the great pow-
ers is not far distant. Enlightened po-
isiciaAs have been uniformly Of opinion,
that the late treaty could Afford nothing
like permanent tranquility TO Europe, &
now il must be obvious TO every person
ofthe smallest discernment that an im-
mediate coalition among the strong pow
ers can ALoNE preserve the WORLD
from the fangs Of Gallo domination.
The attitude in which France stands Is
truly commanding, Holland, the Ne
therlands, Spain and Italy, are under her
absolute oontroul. The brave and patri-
otto Swiss, IL Is TO be feared, have been
compelled to submit to her mandates.-
Switzerland is the key to Germany, and
would be Of greater service, In q contest
with that power, than an army Of $4,000
men. From Italy, the Chief Consul
can send his fegions with perfect ease
across the Adriatic Gulph into Turkey,
and across the Mediterranean to Epypt.
The Emperor of Russia begins 70 esti-
mate with accuracy the real situation Of
Europe. He begins to perceive that
Austria Is not IN condition 10 pursue
conquest, and thar any system of policy
which should have for its object the d.
minution of her strength, would, a this
time, be unwise in the extreme. The
cabinets of ST. James and Petersburg ap-
n n -
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,PATTERSoN's Old MILL.

THE Public are hereby informed.
j that ON the i4th instant, tie Sub,
scriberwill take possession Of his Mil On
Tuscarora Greek, about one mile and "a
half from Martinshurg, wen known b.
the above name and that, from thcr
time forward, il win be under his own
Immediate inspection.
Z He has employed an attentive Miller.
who Is wen acquainted with manufact.l.
ring FLOUR He 1.-THE subscriberl
willwarrant, and stand accountable, 6or
the inspection ofall common Flour made
1t his Mill, and win engage to produce
from every hundred bushels Of clean
merchantable Wheat, weighing sixty
pounds per bushel, TWENTT BLK.
RELSef SUPERFINE FLOOR. ~
Special attention. shall Be paid 70 have
Crisis, brought by customers, wen
ground.
HUGH Y. PATTERSON
january, 1905.
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DOMESTIC yEELLiGEME.
TRENTON. December 20.

~Ao 1&SShASSA SSs
The effect produced by the conduct Of
the, two parties in the Legislature at the
late sitting, has been, we understand,
very favorable TO tss cause Of Federal
ism. Our accounts from the lower comb.
ties are very fattering indeed. The dig
dfed, coneiliating conduct 81 the Fedc-
,ratists has made The most favorable inn
preston on the public mind, while the
opposite line pursued by the democratic
party, has created the greatest disgust.
1t Is impossible that any Other effect fhan,
thisean result from such MEASURES. G:Yhte,
democratic party were oFFEREDTHEIR
CHOICE or PURLIe oFFIcEKszz5ut no,
unless the federalists wopfp GIVE UP
ALL 70 THEM, they resolved NOT TO APP
point any! From thsx obstinacy all the
evils we experience, are to. be ascribed.
No Governors no Chancellor Chief
Justiee--no Senator Congress Elec-
.tion Law !-becatise the democrats
the TwfSTY-sfx democrats in the Le-
gislature, would NOT allow the TWENTY
SIX Federaiists an rquAI. voIer.
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late hustle has by no means heen like the
usual proceedings onthe establishment
Of peace. The conduct Of France has
been arrogant and insultingtoallthe pow
ers Of Europe, and the increase Of pre-
paration in our ports has kept pace IN
some measure with the increasing arro-
eance Of our rival. ~
Il has not been usual to hurry of fri.
gates and packetsto all our garrisons and
possessions At an hours notice, or to lit
out every ship into commission in time
of peace with six months provisions, as
we have seen Lately. 81
We mean not to assert that war Is
, unavoidable. We even hope that the
preparations for one which are so dis
-eeTiaabL may be the means Of preventing
it--but we cannot help thinking chat
those who would have US believe such q
thing impossible, but in discharge their
duty toindisiduals, whose property may
be so much affected by an i'll placed con-:
hdence in such an opinion.
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OF NEW-oRLE4Ns. :
Extract q a letter from Nezu-0rlsags.
3, g, &. ~ dated Ocfober De 80 q =


.s,re. dated October &c. 20 :,
- . When wrote to you last 1t was re-
morally expectedthat the governor would
resist the measures for depriying the A.
mericans of the right Of deposit, but this
has not been the case, and the Intenalant
is left to act as he pleases. He positive-
ly refuses to permit American vessels TO
land their cargoesunder any pretext, tho
hbertyis granted to American boats to
lay along side them and to load for Nat
chez, but no greater.faeility is allowed !;
what is still mere insulting and unsuffers
able, . duty of 6 per cent is .exacted on
all American produce which has arrived
here since the proclamation, with ain in
timation thatthis is an indulgence, which,
though granted at present, will not be
continued. From these circumstances
YOU may figure to yourself the situation
in whiclsthe inhabitants of the western
country win be placed. The fate of the
colony is now perfectly decided, Official
adyices having been received by the last
packet from the Captain General, and
Government is in daily expectation of
the arrival OF French Commissioners.
.,s- - tE.,
Extract ofa letter from respectable CT
tizen Of Newt Orleans, to his cores
3 pondent in this city, dated November
i "a, 1so2. s..s-.4z,-s-4s-.s=.-..s-
:" The Intendant has shut the port a
gainst American vessels--and that Anne
rican vessels were then loading in the
stream from boats, coming down the II.
yer from the American settlements, and
that there were not vessels enoughto take
i i'm -.
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Of congress. The following are the out
lines Of The constitution Of Ohio.
g The general assembly IS TO consist
Of . senate and house Of representatives
70 be chosen BY the people, the latter II
the ratio Of one for every COOS and the
former to Be in number equal 20 half the
latter; So thar our FIRST assembly win con.
sist Of - Representatives end 16 senators.
The Representatives 10 be chosen annu-
ally and the senators biennially, in such
maner that one half number shall 90 out
every year. "A representative must be
IS years of age, citizen Of the United
States, and one year q resident Of the
county for which be il chosen. "A scna-
tor must be so years Of age, md have
been citizen Of the United States and
cfhis county two years.
!" The salaries are q follow to the
governor, NOT exceeding 1000 dollars ];
each judEe, 900 secretary, 500 andi-
TOR, 7s0 treasurer, $50 members Of
the general assembly, two dollars per
day.
!. Our next general assembly win be
chosenin January. and meet in March
next. "
!. The governor win hold his Office
two years, and have power to grant re-
PrieVes, &c. except ncases Of impeach-
inent is required to see the laws faith
fully executed may convene the general
assembly on special occasion ], sign all
grants and, contrary to our territorial
plan, has nothing to do with legislation.
!" The judicial power is vested in asu-
preme court, and court Of common pleas
for each county three Judges TO COM
pose each court. The supreme courtwill
have appellate and original Jurisdiction
in cases at common law and in chancery.
the judges Of common law pleas, from
also the orphans court, and have juris-
diction in all probate and testamentary
matters. he Judges arc to Be appoint-
ed BY joint ballot of both houses, and to
continue in Office seven years. The re-
neral court TO be held once year in each
county, and the court Of common pleas
as the law directs. rs q
I /" The auditor, treasurer and secreta-
~ are to be chosen By a joint vote Of
both houses. - 4 .sis
- Slavery IS not to be admitted-but
white people may indent themselves for
any term-but blacks cannot for more
than one year, except minors, who may
indent themselves until the age Of ~.
No person Of colour enigrating 70 !
this state, can be entitled to suffrage, or
to hold any Office.
!" No person IS entitled TO suffrage,
who does not pay taxes-and as no poll
taxis ever to be laid, persons who have
no property win NOT BE entitled to SUE
frage." r..
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= ALEXANDRIA, December "a.
Extract Of q letter from gentleman in
Norfolk, to his friend in Petersburg,
dated Dec. 21st, 1907.
The ship Ann, capt. Lusk, is arrived
in Hampton Roads, from Greenock. Ny
letters by her are 10 the 18th November.
The French ambassador had arrived at
Londoa some time before she sailed, and
all appearances ola war had vanishsd.n
Extract Of a letter fran an American
gentleman at Cabe-Frayeeis, to his
friend IN Philadelphig,5 dated 81 NJ
O. Gender. ~s%<.: N
+" On the 18th ult. the negroes made q
furious attack upon this place, and car
ried allthe opt.posts and drove the French
army to the gates of the town. At this
monleptWhen we expected our houses
would be instantly in flames, ayoung
merchant of the mime Of Alexander Bow
dee, who formerly lived in Philadelphia,
threw himself among the negroes, at the
head Of 80 dragons and after four diff
terent charges entirely dispersed them
The whole army applauded his spirited.
conduct and the general in chief immedi-
ately presented HIM a sword ofhonor.
: - /" In faetissas the saving Of the Cape,
for II DAYS the negroes, did not. appear
again, but On the 26th they renewed the
attacks and continued it some time, they
were nov once more repulsed, and have
ut last retired 10 some distance. There
iseSery reason to hope, that the town
will hold out until the arrival of the
troops, whithare expected from France.
No business Of any kind can be done in in
the present distressing situation Of ti1e
Cape. General Rochambeau, who is to
succeed lie Clerc in the command, is
soon expected, when / hope confidence
and business will soon revive" i
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MARTINsBURG, YanaaryY.

I We are authorised to inform the citi-
,zens q Berkeley County, thar JAMES
CAMPBELL, Esq. and MAGNUS
TATE, Esq. win stand 4 poll at the en-
suing election for Representatives in the
State Legislature. ~