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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-29
(No. 56.)
/" D0quniug sf,eef, april IL, 1903.

MY LORD,
!" Your Fxcellency's dispatches have
been received, and laid before the King.
His Majesty has observed with great
satisfaction, the admission by the Frenci.
Government of the Justice Of his claim to
some compensation in consequence Of the
Increased power and influence Of France,
since the period Of the conclusion of the
definitive treaty.
I" Although, under the circumstances
of your conversation with NJ. Tdileyrand,
and particularly after the Note Verbsle
which he gave to you, it might have been
expedient that you should have deferred
presenting the project contained in my
dispatch No. Z, in the form of project
it is desirable that you should communl-
cate without delay in some mode or other
the contents of that project, for the pur-
pose Of ascertaining distinctly whether the
conditions are such as to induce the French
governmental give way upon the questl.
on Of Malta. These conditions appear TO
his Majesty SO well calculated to save
the honour of the French government on
the subject Of Malta-if the question of
Malta is principally considered by them
as a question of honour--and at the same
time hold oft to them sush important adj
vantages, that the success of the PROPOSE
ton at least worth trying, particularly
as the result Of it might be produt Give of
the most easy means of adjusting the
most material Of cur present differences.
I" With refpee 10 the aiiertion 70 often
advanced aod repeated by Nj. Talleyrand
in your laR conversations at the non exc.
cution of the treaty OF An1iens relative 10
Malta, | lave only to oblervc again,
that the execution of the article is become
impraaicable, for cauies wh;chit has mot
been in the power Of his Majefy to con-
troll. That the greateG part Of the funds
ALIGNED to til. fupport of the Order, and
indifpenGbly neceRary for the inGepen.
dence of the Order and defence of the
iaand, have been fesuefra.ed hnce the
conclulion of the dchni,ive treaty, in d.
rest rcpugnance to the fpirit and letter of
thar treaty; and that two of the prin-
cipal powers, who were invited to accede
as guarantees to the arrangement, have
rcfufcd their accedion, except on the con-
ditions thar the part Of the arrangement
which was deemed 70 materially relative
TO the Maltefe inhabitants fhouId be en-
fireiy cancelled. The conduit of the
French government, fnce the conclufion
OF the dchnitive treaty, gives his Majef-
ty right, which is now at length adj
mitted by themfelves, to demand fome
compensation for the paf, and fecurity
for the future. Such compensation could
never be con6dered as obtained by the
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No. 54.]
ExfyaR ga d;pateb fyou Leyd Wbit-

ExfysRs Of a d,pateb trom Loy3 W'bit-
quoytb, to Lard Haqvkssbar, aatsd Pa
rs, April IA, 1903.
Since my last the negotiation is-st
stand in the expectation ! suppose, OF the
answer which may arrive, to the overture
which | communicated to your Lordship
on the 9th instant, and which is expected
here to produce good efeet, notwith-
standing the little hope ] have gwen
Tomorrow | shall, in all probability, be
III possession of this answer from your
lordship, and be enabled to speak still
more positively.
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ipoaeilion Of an illani, which wo,,,
very heavy expence on this e ca,u sAf'
and the degree Of fecurity which ''iy>
be provided by thefc means, wou,a so Wy
be iuch as his Majeay, under til. nv. M
circumstances, is entitled TO demand 'S''a
!" 4 obferve in the note verb,,. +
Monfenr Talleyrand, he makes If. '
the expreaion OF the independence os ! s
Order Of Malta. If this is mean, r. &
ply to the Order excludvely, his M,;.aE. s
would be wiling, for the preferyatoa
peace, that the Civil Goyernmcp, of i
i0and ihould be given to the Order q, 9 3
John the Maltefc erioying the priviI.s. 4
which were ftipulated in their favor II E
treaty of Amiens and that conform,N +
to principles which have been adopted (
other occaGons, the Notifications Of M
iiland fhould be gsrrifoned for ever BY nj
troops of his Majefy.
In the event of either of thefe n,
petitions being found unattainable, i, 4
MajeRy might be difpofed to conl.n,n
an arrangement by which the illand d
Malta would remain in his poGeaion e,
limited number Of years, and to wan
in coniequence his demand for perp.,u
occupation, provided that the number q
years was not lefs than ten, and tia, his
Sicilian Majefy could be induced to c.d,
the sovereignty Of the liland Of Lamp..
dola for a valuable confederation. lfths
proportion is admitted, the iland Of Nal,
ia ihould be given up to the inhabitants
at tic end of that period, and it houldb B.
acknowledged an independent fate. Ii
this cafe, his Majeay would be ready to
concur in any arrangement for the eRab.
l;fhment Of the Order of ST. John in lom
other part of Europe.
You will NOT refufe to liRen to any
propoftion which the French government
may be difpoied to make to you, with a
view to an equivalent fecurity for th,k
objects, in regard to which his Majcay
claims the poaelion and occupation o.
Malta but the three proportions to which
/ have above alluded, appear, at the PIE.
TENT moment, to furnilh the only BATS fol
a satisfactory arrangement and you will
decline receiving any proportion whict
does not appear to JOS to offer advantages
to his Majefy as lubfantial as that whici
have la9 ltated.
1t is very deGrable that you hou'
bring the negotiation to an ifue, if pof
bic, withouf referring to his Ma!eay'
government for further'initrueions, ate
the receipt of this diipasch ; and il 70
fhould be OF opinion, that there are .
hopes of bringing it to alavorable cor
cluGon, you may inform Nj. Tallcyran.
of the nccefity you will be under, at
ter certain time, TO leave Paris.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) HAWKESBURY'
His Excellency Lord Whitwortb,
K. B. &c. &C.
(To be continual.
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W. LORD,

Mr. LORD,
Since writing the preceding dispatch,
! have seen NJ. de Talleyrand, and COM
municated to him the Enclosed Aote, which
trust your lordship will find as close
translation as possible of that which !
received from yoD lordship. he read It
over With much attention, and when ne
had done he appeared to be in expectation
Of some other communication. Upon ae.
string he would explains himself, he sad
that he was lii hopes should have ilf--
nished him with the heads Of those points,
on which it was affirmed in the note that
tie French government had SO repeatedly
refused all explanation and satlstact'on'
I told him, that it would have been
entirely useless to repeat what have been
SO ofeen urged in vain; that he couldsnot
but know that The explanation required,
referred 20 the condua Of the French 60
vernment, and the system Of aggrandze-
ment which il had constantly pursued since
the conclusion and in direct violation Of
the Treaty of Amiens, founded as il in-
disputably was on the state oil possession
Of the two countries at the time, that
with regard to the satisfaction it EVIDENT
" referred to the unjustihable insinua-
tons and charges against His Majesty's
government, against the officer command
ing his forces in Egypt, and against the
British army in that quarter, contained
in the official report ofColonel Sebastian.
He was by no means disposed to admit
that either of these cases could justify the
assertion Of the French government hav-
ing refused explanation and satisfaction
on the ground that no notice had been
taken OF these transactions butin a very
cursory manner nor had any explanation
ever been required as to any particular
transaction whetherin Italy or elsewhere,
and fit had it.weuld Immediately have
been given; and that the language of
Colonel Sebastian was mot TO be put in
any comparison with that used by Major
Wilson, in his account Of the Campo gn
Of Egypt. | urged the difference of a
common publication like that to which he
alluded, and report TO the First Consul
published by him IN his official paper. On
the occasion M. de Talleyrand was Dis
posed to call in question the authenticity
of the Monitsar. In short, the most un-
grounded assertions were substituted for
arguments and amongst these, ! cannot
but place that 50 often repeated, of the
First Consul's having entirely given up all
idea whatever Of Egypt, consequently We
could have no preSext for retaining Mall
sta.
He assured me for the rest, thar he
would communicate II this evening to
the First Consul, and that tomorrow he
should In all probability have commu-
nication to make IN return. ] have sthe
honor 10 be, &c.
WENTWORTH.
Rt. Hon. Lord Hawkesbury, sc.
(Irciosxye referred to in No. LI9J
Is the translation in French alluded TO
by Lord WhRwor,h in the proceeding
number, and which is attacl.edeO No. +.
Inc. So
Paris, ASra 9, 1903.
&c My LORD,
&c In my CONGREGATION Yesterday even
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lNo. $50

a note from Lord Hawkesbury, to
Lord Whitwortb, complaining Of the con-
duet of the French Minister at Hamburg,
in authorizing the publication against g.
Britain.
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(No. II J

mo- Ii
Lard Wxbitqgo,fb's acknowledgment q
s5e r<eeYt Of Dispatebss t,eu Lord HaT1'
bHy.
(No. 52.)
Paris, April ], 1909
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REMARKS.

Of the poetry lhall fay LITTLE. Ii is
obvious the writer wifhed every word 70
he perfectly Ineligible: he has not oncs'
aimed at thar iuolimc obicurity which
gives eclat to fo many of the productions
Of thefc enlightened days. Is it Poaibie
that he has never read the poem publllhed
under the title of the Brisiln Album,
which have been 70 much and 70 jualy &C.
learated ; Or can he have read, without
admiring them, and catching 9 fpaik Of
their marvellous fire 7 If the former, he
has 10 pretenions 70 the name of poet
1.-THE latter, every reader, who pofefles
the true modern tate, mutt at once fee
and delpife his want Of it.
proceed TO remark on the fentiments
ofthe piece. As an avowed admirer of
the fair Tex, cannot without Indignation
oblerye this liberal attack on that part
oft, which, if not the mott numerous,
is certainly much the mott accomplished
and amiabie. How dura this writer
prelume to fpeak lightiy OF beauty,
elegance and Wit, merely beeaufc he finds
them unconnetaed with iome other quail
6cations, which the mott j0dicioos and
polifaed part Of both fexes, have noto,l-
ouny d;fcarded from their idea Of female
excellence But / will try to be more
calm. and defend TO particulars.
Ii is acknowledged that Della has
fine face, and elegant form. graceful GET
turc; in hort, that fhe is haifhed f.
qurs. But it is infatuated that Che has
not more .frength Of understanding or ex
tent of knowledge, than a child: and
therefore, fortooth, fhe prciently ceafes TO
attract this gensleman's admiration. Now
he ought to know, that with the votaries
of falhion, the orly respectable clafs OF
of mankind, the want of fold fenfe IS
quite overlooked amidG fuch blaze o.
charms. He ough, to know that ladies,
who have relifh for the accomplishments
and the amulements of falhion, can ipare
very little time TO reading, except 1t be
the novels Of the day, OF which an accu
rate knowledge is indilpenfably neceaary
Shall a fair nymPf, rob her toilet of the
hours allotted 20 drefs fhall fhe darsen
the brilliant afembIy, or the theatre, BY
her abience fhall fhe lay aide the en-
chanting novel undniihed; for the dry
fudy Of geography, hiRofy or epic poe
try !? Forbid it reaion -faihion mean.
Finally, what can be 70 exquiftcly pleaf-
ing as that very chiIdiA implicitly which
we have ieen treated with fuch contempt;
that bewitching fllinels which can chat
ter whole afternoon away, without Ut
tering a lngle thought worth remember
ing.
But our redoubtable cenior is not eaGly
to be plesfed. He defcrihes Clio as pof-
fcfing bright understanding and lively
wit. The want Of ,hefe appeared jua now
to excite his fpIeen yet he is not fatshsd
with Clio. And why? Becaufe, truly,
Che has an ovrrbearing four temper, and
wirlds her wit with feyeri,y. AS to the
hrf of sheie, if the charge be intended to
apply TO unmarried ladies, it is fheer ca
lumny: they are never ill-natured. And
what realon has this chicken-heart.d wit
er 70 be afraid Of The efefts of ffetful
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H Notice.

The Bank of Alexandria will
be SHUT on Monday next, being
the 9TH of July: The notes IN
tended for difcount on that day,
NUT be lodged at the Bank on
SATURDAY the I'd July, before
~ o'clock, and all notes falling
due at Bank on the 4th July
are to be paid on the fecond.
GuRDEN CHAPLIN,
CASHIER.
Tune &c. eo3t
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For Sale.
Tuly T., 1903.

a valuable Lot of Ground
ftuated al the corner Of Prince and Pr
ifreets, in the town Of Alexandria, tfont
ING on Prince Greet forty nine feet, ana
on Pi { Greet ninety four feet with the
irnprovemeots, copGaingof one Brick and
rive Franc HOUSES, Stable, Smoke
TIoufe, sc. all in good repair. This iot
NAV be divided conveniently into three,
with dwelling houfe, sc. on each, at a
tfiaiag expencs.
Fos. further particulars apply to the iab.
fcriber living on the premifes.
GEO. CLEMENTSON.
ALL perfons having claims
agaipR me, are requeaea 10 bring IN the
issns, ard thoie who are indebted TO me
are earneflly folicitea TO make immediate
payment. fhall be under the nectfiity
Of bringing fuit asaina all delinqoents.
July +. 60
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pubIif salt.
] CaUalry Orders.

THE Alexandra troop OF cavalry
vii! parade on Monday next, 4th Juiy'
AZ half an hoor after 9 O'clock, A. nj.
before the market iqaare, and move thence
70 the muiter ground. On that days and
for the remainder Of the fommer, they
will appear in nankeen pansaloons; m
very other refpee with the proper uniform
and accoutTsnents.
By order Of the Captain.
I'll, Roc
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A HANDSOME
LOT of GROUND,

Situate on ST. Afaph ftreet, between
King and Cameron freets, IS feet front,
and in depth III feet, 60 10 feet alley,
or a credit Of ), snd 9 months.
p. @. MARSTELLER.
lime 7r
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1 Tao or three Charaaers.'

/.
I've wondered, my Philo, at Delia's fine face,
Such features, fueh form, and in geiture iuch
grace: 80,
But ] found her pretty grown child, and no
more,
Twas merely fhow, and my wonder was o'er.
At Clos keen wit / was fil'd with iurprize;
A bright understanding appear'd in her eyes:
But her temper was four and her Wit was fevere,
And while ihe furpris'd me fhe child me with
Euphrafas accomplishments won my eaeen;
Her friendhipl gaiD'd and treafure deem:
Ii her geutie good fenfe and manners rein'd,
Initrucfion and rleafure united lind.
But Iulia--defcription, can never difpay,
ihe charms that have taken my freedom away:
Twas lula alone the foft patton could move,
DIAMOND
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lCiaiDtngt0a 5oftsfp.
June 90

THE Members Of the Alex
,andria Warrington Society are
requeRed to take notice, that a
regular ffated meeting of fald 70
ciety will be held at Gadl9g's Ho-
tel, on Moadaythe Fourth Of July
nexth, at half paf 10 o'clock,
A. M. being the Anniversary Of
American independence.
The Society will move in pro
ceffion precitely at 70 o'clock,
to the Epifcopal Church, where
an GRAFTON will be deliver
ed by one Of It's members, Dr..
lillian AJlsn Dangs2Jfsld.
G. DENEALE,
Secretary.
9F The Society, NTH fach o
Tiers as are dlpOjed to p31faks,
wiH dine at Gadlby's Hotel, al 8
o'clock, for zOhieh pnrpoje q jab-
tersptso1 paper Is lodged At the
bar.
June rs.
Printing in all ITS 0ar7ey exc
cuged at this office.
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puhstf ugnDue.

On Thurjaay tie 18th day Of Jay,
sct b95f 5eT 10 o'sloek. nil beJoa on
lie pYgMles,
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their felicity. Only let them know ,bei
place, ard not obirude their uncouth fscs
and queer Irregularities into the circles q
fafhion.
VINDFy
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For the Alexandria advertiser.
Mr.. Ep1ToR,

Mr.. EDITOR,
I fsnd you, Sir, copy of ,erfes which
/ have accidentally met with. 1t IS
hard 70 fell whether ignorance, III na-.
sure, or within, be mott confpicnons In
this competition. In any view the an-
thor, whoever he is, defer7es repfeheD-
fion, and may End it 10 the remarks
annexed, if you will be Pleaied 70 give
the Whole place IN your paper.
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Printing in all ITS variety exc
cHted at Hls office.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-19

THE subscriber .respectfully informs
i the inhabitants Of Shepherds ST own
and its vicinity, that he has commenced
The WEAVING BUSINESS, in all
it, various branches in that place, nearly
opposite Mr.. Philip Shuts Tavern.
where all kinds Of Weaving, such As Co.
verlids, CarPeting and Diaper, and all
kinds Of plain work, win be executed in
the neatest and most durable manner, and
hopes from the goodness Of his work, 10
merit the encouragement Of thepubIic.
JACOB WISEHART.
Mdy13, 1908.
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MILL be sold at public yendne On
wv Tue sday the 18th day Of October
next, pursuant TO the last win Of Joseph
! Glass, deceased, avery valuable p Ian
TATION, on The head waters Of Opec.
kon, Eve mics S. w. of Winchester.
This tract contains about 900 acres, Is
fertile, healthy; and beautifully situated.
There Is on the premises valuable mill
seAt with ~ feet fan, Immediately on
me great road leading from Winchester
TO Marlbro' Iron-works. The streamis
composed chiefly, BY the junction Of
several neveF-failing springs that rise on
the premises, two Of which me convent
eut 70 the dwelling -house, and Of an
excellent quality.--I'he milI-pond here
win Be inosthappily SITUATED for : fishery.
There is . good Orchard, and 1 large
quantity of Meadow. One third Of the
purchase money at least, viii be requi-
red IN hand and the remainder ii two
subsequent periods. An indispufable
title win Be made and possession g;ven
the FIRST day Of April, 1904. The aale.
70 be onthe premises. - f
ROBERT GLASS, Exss.
Aggusfs, isos. !
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4 FARM ron SALE

800 - - N SSfs ~ II 81 -
II IAN authorised u ssllsa Valuable
l FARM. living about mile and a
half from The town 81 Martinshufg, con-
tanning about e26acres ofexcrllent lime
stone land, well improved and ID good
farming condition. There arc on the
premises 4 good House, Burn, Orchard,
Garden, &c. The terms win on appli.
cation Be made known BY me ]. they are
highly worthy the attention Of those dis
posed 20 purchase land.
Ifthis properly should not be sold BY
private sale before the FIRST day Of next
August Court for Berkeley, being die
22nd day 81 that month, il viii then be
set up 70 the highest bidder; htthe Court
house IN Maftinsbnrg. /
Pm G: PENDLETON.
Martins6HrY, Higginia, I
niy -, 1908.
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ETH Goods

& or EYERr DEScRLPTJ0M
They deem i unnecessary to particular.
Use each article that composes thsiir Az
sortnent, suffice il to say, II consists 81
almost every artieie that chs neighbour.
hood orcoantsy requires We feturti
our sincere thanks to our friends and The
public, for their generous encouragement
since our commandment in business.
and hope We shall Be able TO merit 4 con-
tinuance. Asusual we now have FOR sale
LEATHER, GASIING.S. BdR-lR0N.
and STEEL, and acomplste assortment
of PALNI.S, Patent and sthsr 1fEDE-
sGINES, togetherwith i large otiantitvof
OLD RE WHLSKI land We again 50. J
licit the early communications Of our
friends. either personally or Otherwise.
JAMES S,LANE, & Co.
Shepherds Town, July i, fsos.
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.TAKEN % bythe suhscribef living
four miles lrom Martin,hutE, On
he rod leading q Tie Falling Wsters,
on Monday TIE III Inst. y DIRK brown
HORSE, fpurtren snd a hnlf hands
high, past four years old, has star "a
bis forehead, his right hind foot whine.
and appraisedto ffty-foprdollars. The
owher Is requested 70 prove property,
pay charges, and take him away.
FREDERICK BEDINGER.
Augustia 1905.
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Oae Ctas Respasd

d AN away from the sabscriber on
N Sunday The slst July -, abound
Girl named Polly Young. aged about
sixteen years. Had on when she went
away astriped linsey pettieoat, calico
shofs gown wool hat &c. &c. The
above reward win Be paid for resnrning
said runaway but no thanks given.
NICHOLAS STRAYER. sen.
AYkssss, 1905.
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II E w STORE.

THE subscribers take leave to inform
their friends, and the public gene-
rally, that they have removed their stofs
asross the Street, into the corner l,rick
House, near the Market, where in adei-
HOMO their formerstock, theyhave OPEN
ed a Large and General ,Assorttnt,,t &c
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al q Court ned for Broole Csunty, and
continued Oh Friday the srd Day ef
fune, 1905.
MI. John HoletaA, John pisy, John
Ashby and Peggy his wife, Joseph
Psntecost, John Robb and Catherine
his wife, Dorsey Pentgcost, Sarah
Psnteeost, James Ashbrooke and
Lucey his wife, George Pentecost
and Rebeckah Pentec6st, heirs at law
and legal representatives Of Dorsey.
Pentecost, deceased.
S. ps. N sS It #
William Johnston, GABRIEL ]. Johnston,
81 John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife,
i BENJAMIN Johnston, jur. Ann Jsiih-
ston, General w. Johnston, Robert
Johnston, Davis Floyd and Susaaah
his wife, heirs 1t law Of Benjamin
Johnston, deceased, and Peter PEI
terson! IN CHANCERY.,
This day came the Compliments,
y BY their COUNSEL, and il appear
ing to the Court that the Defendants,
William Johnston, Gabriel1 /. Johnston,
John Hsrfison and Elizabeth his wife,,
Benjsmin Johnston; iuf. Ann Johnston,
General w. johnston, Robert Johnston,
Davis Floyd and Susanah his wife, heirs
81 law Of Benjamin Johnston, deceased,
are not inhabitants Of this Common;
wealth. Its ordered that the said De-.
fendants do appear here on the second
day OF the next August term, to answer.
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Doctor SAMUEL =. cRAuER.'

Doctor SAMUEL =. CRAHER,
LAS settled in Shepherd = Town, d.
y j rectly opposite Mr.. Lanes store,
andconlmeneed the Practice Of pHYSIC
and SURGERY. He will not boast Of
what he hasdonc, or can do, buf, having
had nearly as good opportunities, as Eu-
rope or America could afford, hewill en-.
dsavor.o recommend himself byhis prae-
tice.
Nay IS, 1908.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

N s an Apprentice to the HATING
IA BUSINESS, an active well dispo.
sed Boy, between n and 10 years Of
CHARLES D. STEWART.
Martinsburg, Julyi, 1905.
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