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later than our accounts direct from England. -
AT the time of his departure no events OF any
magnitude had tranlpircd the iDvatlon OF that
kingdom, as we'll as England expected and
they were prepared at all points toreceiye the
foe; Oh this f.bjeta, there appeared to be no d.
yilion OF lcatimcht, and % csihing of lnteEeit
on the che, < Of the carholic, web as the pro-
tefant; The infurgent as the leyalift, the ardour
ofpattiotlfrn glowed wla an equal keaft and
fctvor, when called on torepel jore;ga usutper.
Ofthe late rebellion but little was heard The
chiefs had been rrinsiPsliy arrcled, and sosye
6asg ar # The soay,
Extract Of ktt>r from Nsw,1ork, dated
December %.
g This morning arrived here in IS days
from Martinique, the schooner Victory,
capt. Patterson. The nightbefore the Vic
tory sailed, small expedition consisting
of English seamen, landed at the fort on
the right of Port Royal, tumbled the guns
down the precipice, blew up the magazine,
and made prisoners of the garrison.
g The privateer lately mentioned to have
been cut out Of Martinique, was called the
Harmony. The men who performed this
oa,lant act. not only cut out the privateer
b,+ tool small fort sniked the guns. and
made prisoners OF the garrison. This par
- ,ras FORMED ofthe boats Of the Blenheim
e. :e4,l -, a,,d brio,
-, -, q .1..I.J H.. f.os
to IS British ships of war. These, howe
yer. have no particular station, but keep
cruising about.
.. there are now coming up prl-
tlsh ship, the brig Nancles, from %. ooes
and the brig Joseph, from Martinique,
lately ashore on the Hook. She is insured
In your city; but the expence OF getting
her off. it is believed, will not amount to
an AVERAGE ,,
ri. a1. oh which b,. been d;sco-
.,.xa,i;r r o,,.;.na he ,nd,oo of tJe story
~. nv +ut, on+ rolsb;H will be greater
t,p.sn, ~ +b, ves+ero mart &c the United States,
49, ,,na ofcoId J7be use of sat IN fatten
;,a &C .o,.la has bsa,, roo WILL and too generally
- !. ,s;s.;,,r rno, :, her.
~. If ,,sturc land an
~ ~,,,,,a,,. al !, the yall;es be,wren Them.
IA 49, .v,snt of +,e meadows
,.h;ob n,ara;n ~. .l,t.s and rivers that run be
,mssn ths ,,a,rtsi,. and n. pac;6c Ocean. il IS
-. a1n.o;ao. 90, ,r,,,.h to..,, thar r.. JIn;t.a
G. .al.o ,,r,Iv RI .,..H ,p;,b food
~ !. ,nta, Irst,nd onc. ,y,s to orA,'
Al'u - - -; d.. - E,o3a,d
P Tst. nd co,seauent b;ob price Of sal.
). xs,.., ~. o,l,, ,l,,r ,,,h,,h sen.,ve,t
~ &c 80, c..,-,,rr f,,n eend,rr he's,
- II, - a.. d;@.rsn+ ,y,,r,, etc of the wo,ld !
:. a"9 po.N ~ - 80. - Iva -
~ ,uii'Ie'' ~, 49,. 80.
onoeise' anu eue ". a., ~,
nc a'sCoy5'y apo:e a,'au,a - 49,, -. So
snch snesllu is'.o.;ea nf' d. .h..
s ; $50 tba.e s4a,es which have Itberto
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son tie pelly Of bis turkey OF duck and pont
paddy will kitchen his euordam daily fare, bis dry
Potatoc with bis meat. long we'll Known TO bis
sigh, bur seldom, in some cases never, known to
bis taste.
Wien contemplating a subject Of such uniyer-
sal Importance and felicity, tbs heart bursts fora
time from the bonds which it willingly receives
from national duty, ewells witi' Joy upon tie nag-
nlfcenr, and before unseen spectacle, Of many
millions OF people, easiag nor Only bread, Int
NEAR. without scarcity; subjrc.ed to 10 master,
but the laws and The lawful aurhorfies and SUBJ
mlting TO no controul but those which are IN
posed by constance, religion, the general good,
and the fubiic tranquility. [csw;ev.
For the Aleaandria Daily Advertisrr.
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THE Rotor FIN Imttom5tx.
ADDRESSED TO MR.. **#&

TIE NEI ON .--7N 77mPf0M3fR.
ADDRESSED TO MR.. ****
SO then, polite Sir, we wear bur the veil,
To hide ogly fearures, or faces grown fslc;
An eyeof malignancy, darling It's fire,
When under the ganze, youfay, looi,s IFS ire,
Which graated-yoa will not deny, preiume,
We have prudence, II nor handfomc faces m
bloom
And the wiie Of your Tex, I've ever been told,
Will prudence prefer, to youth, beauty, OF gold;
That you do NOT. how can !, dear Sir, bur
tuPpofc,
Tho brilliant the fancy,'y ou'rc NOT ore Of lhofea
December 70.
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ing emulation. We have alfo cldts OF
citizens among Us, whom lconlldef as Of
tie tlrif worth 20 fociesy, both as tire
ipees their manners ana habits, who arc
rel;giouAy ferupulous Of bearing arms,
and ifihey weie to fhouldeg nuilet, ]
fdppolr they would nof put on annnlsorm
coat, and what is TO become Of them {
Are they to be fubj-a to tax OF IS or
90 dols. Fer year, Itbs rem q a bo4lsj
OF leave the town, In order thar other
p@rfonS may be made mahe.; or is it TO
crafty the tAiril Of man enyeloped in a
cloud IF paaion, bccaufe fome men viii
MT muaer under him. A man who but a
few years ago., comp!aincd Of the excel
five hae Of IS cents, becauie he never ap-
peared at any muifer whatever; who
then appeared as an advocate for deiin-
quents, and a champion ofliberfy and tn
rights Of The people; Jealous TO protect
tae.a from the enormous fun OF IS cen $,
and ptocls;ning that l}be u, frowned TER
Fible irdignat;aa indeed on ths law that
impofed il, as we'll thoie who a,lmiDlaer-
ed il; bet the fame perfon has nov laid
aGsie thoie tender felings, which then
routed him, becauie he has now COM
milton; ,hsn he had ncne; and it is pro-
bable never would have lad but he
old proyerb may here be Of uie TO us-put
power into the hands of your friend, and
if he dent abafe II, you may then sruit
him. 1t is no, unknown that lome of
our citizens have attended CongTeis fer
II or II days at time, for tome weeks
pait, and if they had not a feat in the
Houle il is extremely probable they had
at the board where this bill was formed ::
70 that, by comparing notes, we ihall be
abie to aleertain TO whom we are indebt-
ed for is-bat it is yet to be hoped that
Cougreis cannot, nay, will not, pats it,
or any other Of IFS kidney.
FOR THE ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISER.
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IUeay Do5Iars Re1vard,
To any perfon who will bring to me, or
iecare 70 that get nm again,
JOHN AYRES,

= BRlGH [ mulatto fellow, abou.
< a. Il years of age, who eloped from
this place on the 9Th infant. He had on
when he went away blue plains coat, his
pan!aloons of the fame were patched, and
iarned in iome places wish white cotton,a
fyanaown walacoat, white yarn flock
ings, an excellent pair of lhocs tied with
R'rings, and very good white Eat. He
has thick fuit Of black hair, rather in.
clned to carl, which he generally keeps
tied, fire f-t of teeth, ard when he
fhinks he has done wrong his countenance
exPred.s great fear mixed with conhde-
rshls buihiog; | fuppo!e he NUT be =
boat .eet 8 or 10 inches high
BALDWIN M. LEE.
N. B. I hereby torewarn ali matters
or AipPers OF vetifls from receiving or
haFboripg tie ABOVE mentioned mula,to
on board their yeaels, at the peril Of the
law. B. NJ. l.,
~ Should the faid mulasto fellow b.
apprehended and facured in the jail of Ere
de.;ckhueg or lis vicinity, and can be
informed es il, Mr.. John Scott is directed
to pay the reward.
Ca5is Plrf,
Wefmurlqnf coa4y, !
fSb. II. Jaw 81
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assranorta G0Oersfsar.
TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY II.

Al an Election held yeGesdsy at the
Court lou!e, for Prelidept and D.rec-
,crs for The Alexandra Library Company,
the following gentlemen were found aaiy
The Rer'a DR.. Muir, PRESIDENT,
The Rey'd Wm. alaHsrr,
cu;hbesr Powell,
Iaa.ss Keith, fenr.
John Robert,
William Patton,
William Herbert, Dsre1sors.
William Fitzhugh,
1acoh Isaanan,
lolsph Riddle,
Hcgh Smith,
Charles SimIns.
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To RICHARD BRENT, and
JOSEPH LEWIS, EsQs.

AN Informed from reipetfabie iource,
that both Of you are candidates for the
diaritt Of Loudoun, Failfax and Prince
William, for the office of a representative
in Corgrels. Being one who fhall, if
alive, vote at theme election for mem.
bel, Of Congrels for faid dlfrla, | fell it
a duty which / owe to my lelt and 70 my
country, TO call on each OF yco 10 an
iwer the following queaions. Your an
fwers will determine me, and many Of
my neighbours, in our votes. |, there
fore, hope you will NOT deem the queti-
ons impertinent or unimportant, bat that
you will give candid an(wers 10 them.
!. Do you approve Of Mr.. Jeaeflon's
ordering the MARTIAL of Virginia, to re-
pay 10 James Thompfon Calender, the
fine Of zoo dollars, which he hac receiv-
ed from Calender, in confequenee of a
verdict Of a jury finding him guilty Of a
mott malicious, wanton and ftandalous h.
bel on The PieGdent of the United S es
and General Wilmington; and Of the
Judgment of the court fixing the ines If
you do, fate your realons.
= Do you approve of Mr.. JsfeEfon's
paying CalendertIoo dollars, to enable
him TO write and print his book, called
Tks Pns3ela Jsto,e Is, in which is con-
tanned the libel tor which he was fined
wherein he calls General Warrington a
traitor 10 his country, and Mr.. Adams
murderer and an hoary headed incendi-
AIRY /? If you do, give your reafons for
fuch appreciation.
;. Do you approve Of Mr.. Jeferfon's
inviting Thomas Paine, the writer of
mott abuliye letter torGeneral Wafhing.
ton, and the author of the-Age or Rea-
fon, in which he denies the exifence of
Jefus Chria, and reviles our holy religion
10 come to this country in one of our
national Haips: And do you not believe
Mr.. Ienn5eylon ard MIR. Paine are intimate
friends and at5Fet4tionately attached to each
other !?
4. Do you think fhaf the law or
the laN felton, Of Congress, dePrlvlng the
inlges Of the circuit courts of their CON
millions, without being convicted before
the proper tribunal OF miibehavior in Of
Gee, is confi,ptionsl
| {. Do you think Mr.. Jeferfon could
conaiturionally withhold from certain
perfons in the Djfra of Columbia, COM
miIions appointing them jufices OF the
peaee in that diftFid for five years--WEich
appointment had been approved OF by the
Senate ADD commillions igned BY he late
pse6Jent, and leIt in tbe Office ct 'he Sc
cretafy Of State, TO be recorded heto e
shey were delivered to the perkins tits
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fyo.. AMI. si,r sae'e':on Of tie magnerio
.n-edle, I leall return foathward, mlie-
making the rout IN my prag!eis.' =
Fr9m TIE New-1 0rk GqSet,e.


The report OF the ceiii I'm o. fbe F.osidss,
by Ills Catholic M-jeity, 10 The f.rncn
Republic, begins 10 be accredited on the
Cont;rsnr. Which refpcet TO this mea-
tures, the following statements are given
il private ! ter ttora tlamhurs:
I" Respectable prisass a3v,ees from
Paris, received here this evening, give
fanaion TO the rsP lafe.y circulated Of
the inten, Ell celii9n OF EST an; Wet flo
rida TO France on :he part OF his Catholic
Majsey, in return for which France is to
csde tie fovereignty Of the datchies Of
Parma and Guattalia to The King OF E.ru-
ria.
A Spanifa gentleman, now reGdenr
at Hamburg, and who LETT For;aa laE
fummer declares That tie Governor OF
that fine province, with whom he is en-
terms OF the itritteitl intimacy, had recei-
we'd orders, ever ince the latter end Of
1901, to give Up tie Government OF
that country 10 the troops sriuch a loreign
p5wer as flaiioseiept to h'm The act Of
cedion, anu al nsnsfer Md cut by the
SpanNa Cou5b"
Under The head Of Pa.is. Dec. II, We
fad the following IS We srs aiIured
thaf 1.-the du ellies Of Parma ana Macentia
will be unised 10 The kingdom OF E;suris,
if Spain vii content 30 cede Florida TO
France.
Aooahcr expedition has failed from
Bre} Ter ST. Domingo. II conGts of
fail OF the line and two fngaies: but the
number OF land forces is NOT mentioned.
They are commanded by Gen. Bilon.
Price Of America Stocks al London,
Dec. co. 8 per cents 6o-6I S per cents
Io9 !; old FIX FER cents. o. !; Bans
took 90. per fhaTe, with dividend from
1t Of jug, 1902.
I',lce of Stocks at Lon,ion 1T Jan.--
Bank Stock 1856 1876 per cents. s5l
7 o. Omnum 4 80 8 ST Oil.
The French Funds OH the zSth Dec
were at 56-and continued ttesdy.
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& @ S az.

VII morning apair Of Rabbi Fur
4 and Cotton Stockings, marked
with The lt els !. l., Any pefoO i,,d,ns
them will oblige the owner by leaving
chem with the printer, ana be rewarded
il required,
F-b. II. a..
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LOTTERY, No. I.
FoR THE ENcoUR OF LITERA-

rURE, (New Yoke
lob Day's draqvmg,
Nos. 75ll4, 1900 dolls. $50, eco
dolls. 65i3r, 1874, 100 dolls. 1906,
50 dolls. 334l 1878 1888 1857
1911 zI24o, 70 dolls.
I'M Dy's iyazying.
Nos. I48, zo,o75, 100 dolls. each.
Nos. I Isl, $3.50, a9,io+, 80 dolls.
each. Nos. $685., 1897, II go,
T,497, zo,o5o, 5o.a55, 3i,559, 20
Goilss each.
l6a Of 10 dollars. Wheel gained this
day 1890 dollars.
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EstraR Of 4 zeherf1om General Nll2i1-
Jan, to bis friend mar Natehez, d0tfa
on 1be TaSoo river, Dec. "A 500.
CT have after ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and objections unexpected, unProvided
for, and slmoa inlaFerable, prevailed on
my red aiociates to agree TO the extern
iion of the B,itiih line, ard TO efablifh
Boundary on the eaf bank Of this river !;
about eleven miles above that called to-
By Mr.. Peviceli, il, his field notes by
this modification, in which the Choctaw
commilIienera tduly authoTiied) cheerful
ly concur, we tscure permanent begin.
ming for or boundary near the high land
and the Indians fufcr no inIniy. The
Choctaws engaged with We On 'hls bu-
Goefs, deerve much credit; they are jeau-
lous, but not improperly 70; firm, but
nor ,obHinate inteiligsn and temperate
With d;ff.rent difpeGiion rnpture would
nave been unayoi5s5'e. | ihd! tbs daY
complete the Ire of dcnetca'ioa 70 me ~
yer, and IS foon as the weather VIII per-
nit me 10 afce tain tie laii;g3e Q; the
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Bv virtue Of a Deed Of Trutt,
from Oven Roberts TO the fubicfiber,
on the third Monday in February next,
if fair, if not, the next fair Gay, will
be expofed to lalefor ready money, on
tbeprenifss, :
One moiety Of that LOT Of
GROUND, in The CRY Of Waasiog on,
delcribed in the plan Of the cry By tie
aunber eighteea, in the i4uaFe nun'ber
one bundled and lxty eight !; ironing
fifty nine feet upon the Penniylvaaia aye.
npe, and extending back one hundred and
icvea feet ieven inches Upon the pre-
mfqs is erected two ifoEy brick d*eIl-
ing hepis, and the 10, IS under mortgage
10 f-core the payment Of fifteen hundred
dollars, iubjeti to which it will be fold
A!fo, one moiety of that 10; Of Ground
IN the fid city defcr;bed in tie p'an be
Number ten, in fquare number two hun
bred ard aity-hx, fronting forty eight
feet Geva1 inches upon the open ga ON The
Pepnfylsania Avenns. upon which there
IS an unfniihed frame Dwelling Houie.
JAMES KEITH.
Iannary IS. dfs
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thsr ia The commcns Of about SIX ac'as.
Eath, or Warm Sprl 'ngs.
Two well ti,ua,ed lots, on one OF the
af.rail building Large enough 70 accom-
MEDIATE one family.
The terms Of Tale viii be made known
BY application 10 either Of the idbicfi-
bers.
5Auusl WAsHiseros, cAlf5ef3<reossly
GaoRGR S. WARRINGTON, JsGsyla1, SF.
WILLlAM A. WAsglNcToN, bsfm
land, IL.
GroscE w. P. CusTls, MoautNny1z,iNls.
tan, .Fairfaa, d..
BusARoD WAsH1gcreN, NJ. Y<,a9r,
LAwRrNcR LEWIS, Nlood- Las0n' 49,
Angu'f SOL -
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DAN ILL SM1 II,
1T his Magaf7Ro,ym Lmon Rreet, rake
Gad has az Hand,
Cat Nails and flooring Brads,
Of a faPcrior quality, which he offers for
Sale by The ca(k. at thefoio wing prices:
zoi. ia. aud Iod. Nails at3d. per ID.
Sd. do. at SD. DO.
81. do. at gid. do.
al. do. at lo{d. do.
Sd. do. at IT'D. DO.
zod. rad. & Iod. flooring Brads at I'd.
per ID.
Sd, DO. at Sd. do.
The retailing Prices are, one penny pr
b. higher. He has Sprigs and lacks
every Gze, and wide and narrow Hoop
Iron for Sale.
December6. eo3trawI2t
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County ef ALEXANDRIA, &.
Nfcbalas Liagun, eompl'nt,
ngaisf In
Na,kl. W..l5tzgtoa q nm. Chancerv
HarU5ovxs, defendants.
TIE dskendant Nathaniel VAN
irgfoa aot bavisg estrred lis np5earen,,
cd g;-,en lSea,tty according to The a1f :
eJ:m6y axd The rules Of tbii e9a,f, ami
qpb<qrmg 70 The iansfaaion Of The t,r.
aseu adGFdaeit, that tie lGid, Natbor;,r
j4qHwsfon is III an mbobnaaf of H..
,1jRria, an motieu IF tie Iaid romblaua,
By lis fongiti, it IS o,a<rxa, fkzf The lo3
Gfsnaant, Nafbanrl Nnl5mgt0a, d. ~.
f1as dtre or tbe Jf Dig IF Juue cant
next, md e1'er his 0bbearance 10 tie lan
0Hd s'vs .Istu'Ity tor peyj5rmi,g The de.
mands Of tbe roarf; end fbattbe otber Re
tsndaut, WiNiam Hay1Gsrge, dc not toy
0ev4y or lrerete tbr debts BY hin ozv;s,
y tde 1tfafe or cgr7s IL bis band, beloas,
Ing 10 tbt Eatdat/eatdeffa1aaf, Nat. NH.
mgfn, until tire /urtber oraer ar lecree Of
tins eoart;; INK h1at 4 eoby ef tkis order j,
jorfb7rifb fabIy@ed FIR fzvo monfbs Jm.
eNvfy IL enc II tie public aeqglDater,
pxbA@ed IN this coaay, end that auofber
eoW 6ePgesG affhe jfext door IF the coar
bosyF Of fhsJaia eoDu!y.
A copy,
Tea, 6. DENEALE, Clerk.
January II. Iaw2m
Dis lKlGI. OF COLUMBAIA,
COUNT IF ALEXANDRIA, Fl.
November Term, 1897.
Jy6aa Rildk, complainant, !
AGENT In
1 ~iI:y. f d.tsnd,a = S'"'<I Chance
The defendant, Lindley Pol
lard not having entered his appearance, and
given fccurity according to the act of alIembjv
and The rules of this court, and it appearing "a
the tatistaeion Of the court upon affidavit, that
the fad l.indfey Pollard is not an nhabitant Of
this diltric&, on motion OF the iad complainant,
by his couriel, it is ordered, that the faid deen.
dant, Lindley Pollard, do appear here en- the
tirtt DAY of June term next, and enter his ap.
Pearance to the fuit, and give fecurity for per-
forming the. DEGREES of the court; and that Ii:
o?her defendant, Samuel Hilton, do not pay
away, convey Or fscrete the debts by him owing
20, or Tie eftate or effects in his hands belonging
to the fsid abient defendant Lindlcy Pollard,
until the further order or decree of this court;
and hat copy ofthis order be forthwith pubhih-
cd for two months iuccefively, in one Of tb.
public newspapers rabihed in this county, ana
that another copy be poited at the front door Of
the court houfc Of the faid county.
A copy,
Tef, G. DENEALE, Clerk.
January II. law 1ni
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N0taCe.
PURSUANT to an order of the Or
Il phans' Court of ST. Mary's county,
Maryland "a dieribution of the pcrion'i
ESTATE OF the late DR.. Outlaws Blown
of faid county, will take place on the 'I''
day of February next. The Legatees arc
hereby notified TO attend on that day.
SUSANNA BROWN,
Admiaifratfs
Feb. ;. eoS"f
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don, noe having entered his appearance givc:nd
iecurity according TO the ACT Of aGenn5iy and the
rules of this court and it appearing TO the fats
faction of he court upon affidavit, that the fid
Robert Gordon is ncr an inhabitau, of tbs diff
triGt, on motion of the faid complainant, ny hi,
counfel, it is ordered that th> laid defendant Ro-
bert Gordon, do appear here on the hrlt day Of
June court next, and enter his appear nee to the
hit aud give fecurity for performing the DEGREES
Of the court; and hat The ether defendant, VII
lam Gore, do not pay away, convey or ieere''
the debts by him owing 10, or the eaatc or e.
fe9s in his hands belonging to the faid abient de-
fendant Robert Gordon, until the further orter
or decree of this court, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith pub'ilhed for two months iae-
,ellivey, in one of the public newipapers POh'
liihed in this county, and that another copy b:
ported at the front door of the Court Hoaie ID
the ilid couaty.
Acopy,
Teh, G. DENEALE, Clerk.
uary 10. raw I'm
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net having entered his appearance and given fa-
curty according to the act Of afcmbIy and rules
Of this COURT, and it appearing to the iaisfaaica
olrhe court upon affidavit, that the fail Adams
Stewart is not an inhabitant OF this diltria, on
motion Of the laid complainant, by his couaie,
it is ordered, that the laid defendant Adam Stew
arr, do appear here on the 6rlt day Of June
curt ext, and enter his appearance to thi, iuit,
and give fecurity for performing the decree Of
the court; aud that the other defendant, James
Wilton, do not pay away, convey, Or ieorete the
debts by him owing 70, or The eltate or effedtsiH
his hands belonging to the faid abfent defendant
Adam Stewart, until the further order or decree
of this court ; and that copy Of this order he
forthwith pu5liihed fer two months fuceciiveiy
in one Of the public newspapers in this connty,
and that another copy be poited at the front door
of the C9urt fioule eff the laid county.
a copy,
Te1, c. DENEALE, Clerk
Tan 10 Iav2m
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: SPRING and SUMMER


THE subscribers are Just opening z
j large and general assortment q
Prime Goods, suitable to the present and
approaching seasons: And having long
seen the advantages that would arise 70
their friends and the public in general,
was suitable person, with 4 good cspi-
tai, to attend lie markets Of NesD-1erk,
Phiiadelphi ~ afime,e, and purchase
al: the cheap things sold At Vendue or
elsewhere, they have been induced 70
embark in it, Zone Of the concern Is now
employed in the above business and We
take this method ofinforming the Public,
that We now have a valuable assortment
of Cheap Goods, and soIicittheir early CONF
eisherpersonaliy or otherwise.
= JAMES S. LANE, & Co.
Shepherds Town, April IS, 1908.
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a Ii those indebted TO the subseribsr
n By. Note, Bond, or otherwise Are
once more requested to pay off thej res
Pective balances by the FIRST dss of July
next. All the notes, bonds ami accounts,
that remain unpaid at that~time win be
put into the hands of proper officers for
collection, as no longer indulgence can
be given. Those wbo reside in Berkeley
County, win find their notes, &c. with
Jacob Snyder, I'M Martinsburg, and those
who reside ~ Jefferson or Frederick
Counties, vii please call on the subscri-
Der At Lee Town. gsS.zs,. st.. ~
ADAM WEvER.
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gether, or in two parcels, as may best
suit the purchaser. Said Lots and Land
to be sold BY the Acre. Also-Said
Michael McKewansinterest in the House
and Lot, wherein he now lives, in Queen
Street, ,Martinsburg. s2 -, "A ss& i
.7s. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., = ..
-: 4z- - : = = = - - TRUSTEES.
Martins6rg, I +.
Tune 8, 1908. 1$2E@. ~
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TAKE NOTICE,

THAT I gave two NOTES.-The John
i Fitchell, late of this town, for Fif-
" Dollars each, bearing date August
1902, in part pay for House. and part
of Lot, Eo.-Io, lying in Shepherds
Town. One Of said notes Is payable
November /, 1904, the other PAYABLE
November 1, 1905. The said Fitehell
not complying with his eonsraet, lam de-
termined not to pay the said notes, I'M
til he ful6ls his contract with me-
p :. l. n JACOB SMURR. =
:. Shebherd's- Tour, June II, 1908.