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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-19
am, Gentlemen,
Your ob't. serv't.
THOMAS LEWIS.

Mr.. Baldwin called Sr tie reading of part
of the evidence transnisted from the county OF
Greenbries, which being read az nc clcrh's ga.
bic
He observed shat az the committee o. e.cttions
were not urenimoss in their fepors, he fe-. II bis
duty, being one Of those who sst.o opposed TO il,
20 ltate the ground OF tteir opposition N the
hone that il might influence she H"hsc 70 rejeel
tie report. As no facts were detailed IL ihe re.
port. as the bass Of The result, ne had called tor
the reading Of the evidence trom Greenbr.er, the
issue of the election depending OF the principles
to be adopted relative 70 the votes OF thar county
From, the facts thus disclosed he was oppose
TO tie report.
The act Of congress regulating the mode OF
taking evidence relating to The contested tlec
tons, requires that notification OF the ttm.,
place, and Object of tic examination OF the VII
nesses shall be served on tie oPp1dte party,
convenicn. time before the day appointed, tnas
he may be p,eseof.
Ii appeared that the election WASH the roonth
of April. Tie pses;dsni's pfsclaratiSr tr IN
extraordinary meeting ct congress Was published
in iuiy, yet no measures "erc taken ny the
Petitioner for the examination Of wltHesses until
tile month of September The sitting member
was notified to attehd an examination ar the
Court-huuse in Grecnbricr on The DIST of that
month. He attended, and the witnesses attend
ed, but the Petitioner neglected to appear To po-
ce d in the ann I'll N. Alter tbs anotherno
th ealion was issued on tn. 29th Of September
fixing the time Il the examination OF Witnesses
at the salnel Ice 90 The III day Of Ott per, &c.
conpanicd with written direction from The ma
gisirate who issued il, that should be served by
copy five days before the \ 9th. Ii APPEARED by
the affidavit on the re'ufu ina, service was made
by posting a copy on the door of The dwelling
house of stEc sitting ,re,nbef on lhcs eh OF Oct.
afrcr he had left ,ms and was on his way 10 tie
seat Of government ip 95t dienoe TO the procia.
nation Of the President OF the United States re.
curing his attendance in Congress On tie ] J h Of
TIC same month, distance or thice huDdid miles
from his place of residence that no pell6n VS.
left residing III bis Hoase, aud he had M actual
notice Of the Sc ycr. That ben on his tommy
a. Lexin6son, seventy mics from h9me, a..i
more than one handrei from Gfreni,rer t,,urt
h use, o. tie 5 h Of 0.tohey, within foar days
time OF examination, copy w1s put mo his
hands, asalso aPrrass hy atilayif.
This not,ce he taa he DID not conGler rtch as
ought 10 bind The fitting member. notc. of
five days ar left was required by The terms cf,he
warraat-,he 6tvce on the s gave but fou,
days, this Of eouif. cead nor Is slainrl en al.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-19
PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

In purfuance of a Decree OF the
Honorable the United States Court of the Diff
tritf of Columbia for the county of Alexan-
dria, will b. fold at public ialr, on she pre-
mifes, for ready money, on Wednesday the
10th May next,
One Lot Of Ground
on the eah of Water Arest in the town of Alex.
andria, containing a. feet i. inches on Water
Rreet, and y feet deep parallel with Prince
Rseet. and binding on Wales's alley. Alfo,
ONE ANNUITY
Of 81 dollars per anrum, payable half yearly.
asiGng out of piece of ground on Royal Rrees,
on which there is two ftoFy frame houfe, now
in ths occupation of Mr.. James Scott.
Tao above properly is fold to fatisfy a debt
due from Robert Mcafe TO the eGate Of Edward
Deneale, decsafed,
John c. Herbert,
Jacob Hoffman. Com'rs.
James H. Hooe,
April -. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-19

in Congress-, may keep tina. naajoFlsy N
spite of the people, by turning out. those
whom they elect. For after having ven
tured 50 far to get rid Of Major Lewis.
they can never want for an excuse at least
equally good, to vacate the seat OF any man
whose presence may be inconyenlent or I'M
pleasant to Mr.. Jefferson or his friends.
To the Electors IN The District composed Of
the counties Of Rock6ridge, B0tet1art,
GreeuJisr, lNonroe and Kanaua.
YOUR Suffrages, Gentle,nen, conferred
on me the honor of being one OF she Re
representatives. from the State5of Virginia;
and took my sea, in Congress atthe open
imp Of the extraordinary srssionon the i7i:l
Of October, 1905 The proceedings, by
which | have been deprived Of that scat,
are SO injurious TO the rights OF suffrage,
and so dangerous as a precedent, that they
ought not to pass without animadversioR.
With the essential facts relative to the
general state Of freehold titles in the Die
trict, you are personally conversant. It
cannot escape attention, how insecure must
be your political rights, ifsentence may be
pronounced against the validity Of your saf-
frages, without previous notice oftheirb be-
Ing questioned The destructive tendency
/ Of such principle must be felt By the great
proportion Of electors who have now been
virtually disfranehised, aad by the MAORI
ty Of the District who are thus denied the
privilege Of being represented by the man
Of their choice.
The petition ofply competitor, with the
|sreport Of the committee of elections, will
clearly exhibit two points-His intention
to obtain the seat assigned to me by your
suarages-and the determination OF ma
iority of that committee to efectuate his
intention. But.hey convey no distinetldea
either of the facts or principles in question.
What was the cause Of this omission, It IS
needless to enquire. The defect was sup
Piled by the persricuous statement given BY
one of the members of the committee, who
had opposed the report. The argument OF
my Counsel, Mr.. Jones, at the bar of the
House, did honor to himself, aud justice to
nv cause and yours. But the whole was
insufficient to controul the influence which
operated to favor candidate OF different
sentiments.
l am, Gentlemen,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
WILL BE, SOLD
I o the highest bidder, on Tuesday the eleventh
day OF December next, at the late dwelling.
house OF Drary Ragsdale, dec. In King Will
am county,
al The Personal Estate

~ S'<SSttS - - - L
" the said deceased consisting Of ousehold and
hichen Furniture. Stool; of Horses Cattle, Sheen
and Hogs, Coachee and Gig in good repair, the
Crop oil Corn, Fodder and Shucks, Plantation
Utensils, &c &c.
credit OF six months will be allowed for all
sums above ten dollars, upon giving bond with
approved seourity,to carry interes from the date
II not punetually paid.-TLere will also he posi-
lively sold. for ready money, upwards Of t.yenty
SLAVES, among them are valuable house ser.
wants and likely boys aud girls. The sale viii
continue from day TO day until all is sold.
All persons having claims against the said os-
tate are desired to bring them in before the first
day otDecennber next, else this notice vii! he pIead
IN bar OF AL coming in after that de-.
JOHN FOX. Alm'r gpit5 tbe viii
o., Henerea # D,iDy R1Ssaaie. dec.
October Ist, 1904. WOW
There will also be sold, at the same
time and place. 200 ACRES or LIND. part OF
[i'e traawhereon Barbara Ragsdale. widow and
devisee of DruU Bagsdals, dec now lives, who
WA make conveyance of the premises in fee sim
PIE a pare of the purchase money vii. be re.
ql,rel on the day of sale. for the balance credit
"'h be allowed. The terms viii be ,5artculary
mace known OIL that day. OF / would treat mi
Va'eI Tor said land, and conclude Bargain pre-
Viously. JOHN FOX far Ra,jara H.gsfa.e
T. ,. There is among the slaves ! valuable
hancock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

eR' eHURcH'S TRE/s-ssF ON 9KE YgNgREhL.
oon'1iniingPlain and easy directions for the spec
oy and etteftual cure OF that disease in both sex
cii Whereby any person may cure themselves 1T
:. small eNpense--Drice half . doll =
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
FOR SALE,
2,1OO Acres Of Land.

7 VINO III the county Of Franklin, on Ches-yt
= creek. SAID land is part Of an order Of com-
Gil. lorm-r'y belonging 70 Woods & Weakly, and
is well adapted to the culture of corn, wheat and
tobacco, great deal ofexcelIcnt low ground that
lays exceedingly wei and not subicG y overflow.
ing-tnere is on said land two plantations in good
repair sufficiently lrgc TO work six or seven hands
on each to advanrage-On one of those plantati-
on3thereis framed dwelling house 20 Nv u feet,
with three rooms below staifs and three above,
with Two brick cliimnies; barn 24 feet square
with Ii excellent roof very good disuery 81
feet square with stone aud brick c'linnies also.
large stable covered with sapt shinEles Other
convenient houses suitable to the place, with an
e&ce.ent orchard, $50 bearing apple trees. the
frutl think equal TO any i'm tie country; an ex-
celleUt meadow in good orde. for saving hay -
On the other pian'aiou there is 4 tolerab.c good
log bodeddweing mouse 22by % feet, planked
above ard below, with many other useful houses
III, sand land IS situated about 70 miles from
Lynch5urg ard ~ from Cailaway's iron works.
! would sake some likely Young negroes & horses
il part Of the purchase money. / deem it annc.
oessaryio give any fu.ther description, as sun
pose those who are inclined to purchase viii view
the pr:s,isrs. The terms viii BIZ made known
and the Ind ihewn on application to the su5scn.
Der now living on the premises.
JOHN MARTIN.
Caobrr &c, 1901 w3..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

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PdTIR0SA L0zENGES,
For the voice, hoarseness, colds coughs. &C. &c
CHEMICAL ESSENCE AND EXTRAcq' OF
MUS7HRD,
L or the cure OF the rheumatism, govt rheumatic
govt, palsy, white swelling, chilbains, Sc
ANoDZNE ESSENCE, .Jor tie bead-ache.
YoAA2ILE TINcTURE, f3r he tooth-ache.
THE BOTANICAL TgA.
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For the cure Of ccrns.
cAURcH'S ANdLEP7Ic FEMALE PILLS.
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Cures the most inveterate itch IN four hours with
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EYE sALVE, FIR al disorders ofthe cues.
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ESSENCE or scURVT-CRAsS,
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s.s...


THE peculiar advantage which the present
work possesses. is, that the author tho opposed
by the force OF Government d1res 20 come Cor.
ward ana state fa6s with impartiality. making
Truth his guide, whether exeriing his lash on
the expressions of the Government, or the excess
e3 OF the Revs.nJionists. We here quote his own
word " To write book detetnincdy and cS.
elusvely ia favor of the ruling party, is an easy
business: An author, with such intentions, will
feel no dcarth OF story, style or phrase. The lie
~ stream OF volcanic matter will be poured copi-
ously around him; and the only DANGERS, that he
may, perhaps, he overwhelmed by the lava. Eei.
ther will he want Lnrchaser5 among the dunes OF
iis party. If his obje5l be present gain, without
regard to future infamy.
" Many OF the violent parrisans Of tine British
government have Gecaimed against my work /;
several OF whom have asked, whether the &c.
counts were false they answered noi bur that
they were such a. Protestant clergyman ought
not 70 have published"
I The hearts Of many respectable and brave Iiish-
men, must beat high at the recapi,ulaton OF those
tstrug5lcs which have been made for the crlanei-
patron OF their country aud, wi,n srch, this
work Will be deeply interesting Those, arpYov.
! INC Of the rising Of the people, will have on op.
podunity Of seeing their side Of politics ably de.
tended against the account published By the agent
OF Government, Sir Richard Musrravc, in q iarye
quaito volume. And even those, who do not feel
prciudiced in favor Of eitherp party, may vc, tlis
publication as impartial record OF the distress.
ing scenes occasonedb by an attempt - arevolution
! - Sub5cub'ioug Wc 5csefUed BY Samuel Esa.
SAINTS, IF. RiebWogd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

y '''al0eFf' aen'e''fs, nor e.Scceding square
'Asf''sf";9refnserfcdi in this haher far screen.
'y1lOt fe"!s iAc fret time; three collars for
'lTee 'Dec%S (0times) and for every aGd;-
n'".1''serffo" fhirtv-fhrec cents. Lo;,g on.s
lnHis sane t'rojioTlio'1---unless a steciafcou-
1rarf De p'ade 5y me year.
REPOBLILIW I7CKET
u Electors 70" choosing President and
plce-Presfdent gf'the United STATES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
BY the Rrv. IAMEs CORDON.

- ~ 7 'IftIV'JTs
Rector of kNegny, in the Diocese of Ferns. and
Of Cannaway, in the Diocese Of Cork.
H4s work shall! be comprised in two neat I 2mo
volumes and handsomely and corrcttly printed
Price to subscribers, in boards, One Dollar and
Fiity Cents; neatly bound, One Dollar Sc
yenty-hve Cents. To non.subscribers. Two
Dollars, which is only one half the price of
the London copy.--It shall be prin ed on .
new type, and on paper Of superior quality.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
IaI4a6Ie Probertyjorsa sale.
On Thursday the Goth of December.
will be sold, at Public Auction, on the

II L L i y - / = i | . n.
Late the property of Henry Royster, dec con-
tanning 571 IL acres, lying on Beaverdann creek.
one mile from James river, and twenty EIGHT
from Richmond. This land is fertile in It's soil.
ana ~ 8ood order Tor farming--it is useless to
mention the many advantages arising from, tb;p
properly, rs II is prcsumed those inclined TO mr.
chase viii view the premises. The terms Of
payment for the land will be one fourth cash, and
the balance in three annual instruments gor the
payment OF which q deed Of trust on the proper.
~ will be required
On The same day will be sold, on a credit OF
twelve months,
Eii the PERSONAL ESTATE.
consisting o. three valuable Negro Fellows, stock
Of Horses, cNen, Hogs, Piows, Harrows, Cart.
crop OF Corn &c -iiond and approscd security
WIZ ne required tor all sums above ten dollars,
carrying interest from the date if not punapsiIJ
paid.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

[ f0"' Dollars Per Anmnl.. paid in cdoance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

who vita fsch giAdnsfs. sad sxiilasion. lab-r
TO propagate the idea that Che is noS where ihc
began. had rather favor the exalted fend-
ment of the generous Fayef<,--" fbaf for a
people 10 kovs Liberty, mn /.Jketss sbas fbv kseqo
"a; and fsv sbsm 10 beDos hbsrty, II h/st5eesf sbas
fby zDiIh. As, therefore. there 10 no means OF
making a man, or any clzG Of men, un.eafn
what thcy have been taught, or TO forget what
they have /tes,: And az the French revolution.
In lie progrcis thus far. has been an ef-6ivc
fchool. 70 the nation in the fcencc If political
freedom. thcfeis GOT rhe leaa ray Of reafon to
prefume that Fsenchmen will revert TO their
former fate of fubjettion and vaGAage. Rather
10 il 10 be fuppofed that their Preient feemiag
dercletion of fra principles. is more the efctt
OF a temporary illuhou. which will preiently
pafs away, and leave their Understandings clear,
and unclouded than that il is an abfolutc re-
ounciation of their primitive Object. How
has il hcsn with every other nation Ala, |!
How has it been. even in America What pat
| riot. in the yean 'oS and 90, who would NOT.
covered a. they were with the mantle OF mourn
| ing. he ready to exclaim, /" Ame,;ea is no hsg-
ey free !" Here ffarrs train OF ihought, which
| hangs around the heart in the peniive plenitu ie
Of melancholy dfapcfy. Remembrance here
wri'hes with the poignant reflection, that The
enemies Of liberty, had by long. per!evering,
and 'nhdiou, Gese reduced the ftrong citadel Of
the contribution, and manifeitcd the moA zea-
loo' determination Of erecting throne upon its
ruins. Who then was to have been the "yepRb-
lifan Emperor 70, Ameyie4! !' r
This idea naturally leads us to different
branch OF the fubjctf, which mua be deferred foI
future confederation. CRISIS.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
Thirty Dollars RezUard.

~ ESERi ED laR night from Fort Adams
~ in the hsroor Of Newport. the thrca fol-
lowing foldien, viz. Gfaygs Abbst, born in The
town OF Palmer, county OF Smith6eld, State Of
MaGachafetts, thirty swo years of age, fix feet
high, fair completion. grey eycs. ihort black
hsr--had on a round GATOR hat, half worn,
hankees Iouod about jacket. white dimiry vcif,
hsnkeen tfosiers msds lde al the bottom, and
cotton iockings.--
RsOtY Smjib, twenty -four years of age,
born in the town OF Wstertown, State of Con-
netscut, FIVE fee, s or inches high, fair com.
pleSiion, blue eyes, brown hair-had on wool
hat, napkeen round abont Jacket, white dini-
ty vef and nankeen trow fen.-
Sab Robbins, born IN the town of Ply
mouth. county Of Henrico, State of Mxnachu-
fe,ts aged thirty -ioor years, five feet nine inch
e. high. fair completion. hazle eyes, fhoft
black hair, had on a round wool hat, round
ABOUT Jacket made out of "a blanket and DYED
black, white Marfeille' veA, one pair blue cloth
trowfers and old fhoes has wife and family
living in Taunton.-They all went of in
boat With two fprit-fails.
Whoioever takes up and fecurcs faid de-
Il rters in any Gaol, or delivers them to any
military officer Of the United States, or to tho
commanding officer Of this Carlton. fhaIl re-
ceiye the above reward, or Ten Dollars for
each, with all reaionablc expences.
LLOYD BEAl.t, Capf. Commanding.
Fart Woleoyf, Hng. 20, 1904,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
Jgs fpJ!i6td. ard Jor (ais at fkb 0Gos, axd at
fbe Pgg- Office a froUiatnn,
AN
ORAT 10 N,

On the Cefiion of LOUISIANA 10 the Uritea
States, delivered at CaAsLIsroH Is, C.)
oc she zih OF May 1904,
By D9VID RAMSAY, M. ID.
AsfLos Of fbs K5sscr IF tbe Ame,ieas Rsvslafiss,
&c. &c.
We uuA that every perfon, without any
regard to party, viii give this Grafton candid
and an attentive peruisl. ESPECIALLY when il 10
coulidered that the fubjed on which i, was de-
livered 10 Of the moa intereaius nature to this
eountry, and by man aiaioguihed for his tai
enfs, knowledge. probity. and pa,riotifm. Iris
faid. that Of the va& concourfe Of Citizens who
heard this inimi,abIe Addreh pronounced, there
was fcarcely an individual Who did not 60 home
folly convinced. that the AcouIsirioN OF
LouIsrANA wss rvJf, jze. and nses6S,y mea-
fure; sod we believe any perfon who reads it,
with = mind open to conviction, Il he has any
doubts os the fubjeet. viii have them removed.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

XXyEBSTER'S and Alden, Spelling ,oks.
w by the doz. or Gngle-Bibles. 1cla-'
ment,. Precepton, DSights Geography. Colun-
bian Orator; anagortment Of Account Books,
Writing, Cypheting and Memorandum Books,
Letter Paper. Wafer. Quilts, Lead Pencils, &c.
4 "A fcw copies of the Charter of the Newport
Bank, and the Rhode I(laud Iniurance Compa-
ny, may he had as above. ALTO, Blanks for
Notes of Hand. and Checks on the Newport
Bank Blank Deeds. Juaice and County Court
Writs and Executions, Forage Bills, Msniien'.
Bills Of Sale, Bills of Ladiag, Seamens Journals.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

N|HEREAS May, the wife of me the
W. fubieriber, has eloped from my bed Sc
board, and otherwife behaved herieM in an un-
becoming manner. reiufng TO live with me-
This is therefore to forbid all perions harboIing
or rpitins her on my account, az i am deter
mined to pay no debts of her contraeiing from
the dste hereof. HENRY CONGDON.
North Kingfown, Aug. 20. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30
TzU0 Cents Reward.

y AN away from the Subfcribcr. on the
IN twenty-6ra inf. an iodentcd Negro wo-
man by the name Of Suke Remington, about
twens two years of age. Whoioever viii take
up faid negro and return her TO the iubfcriber
fhall receive the above reward, and no charges
paid. All rerfons arc hereby forbid harboring
or tru&ing Gsid negro on,he penalty of the law.
EDWARD COOK.
Psyfmss,k, .fxggf zzd, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

Extrad Of a lerter from Mr.. carhcart, iare Con-
ful OF The United States at TripoIi, 10 Mr..
4 Catalan, their Commercial Agent at Mar
ieilles. dated E.ghofn, May n. 1904.
The government Of Naples has fent I'd
fea tive large Iigates and four corve,,es to quad
their coat and annoy the TuniGans, fhould they
pu, 20 lea this fummer. A "a gun ihip j, fitting
our With all expedition, and win be manned with
the crews of the Corvcttcs. which are recalled
tor that purpoie. The "a and two large frig-
stes will be kept ccn,nually at ics. 70 that if the
TunGans do declare war sgainR Us. this force
will be OF infinite ervice TO US until reinforce
ment arrives from the Unired States. have
likewiie procured from the government Of Ma
pies the loan Of tour large gun boat,, artillery,
imortsrs, bombs, ammunition and every appara-
tui complest. The bosu are ready for fea az
Meiiins. and an order was forwarded to the
count Toorne, or in his sbfence to the Govern
nor OF Mefins. TO deliver them TO Commodore
Preble upon demand beforeI left Naples and to
render him every fervice in his power"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-08-30

brt aiong atiaehrcn, 20 the fs!.s.ezi esxS.ls
o. Gen. Hamilton, though hoHie to your friend
Adams could induce you to leave Your REFLECTIVE
svocations' and join proceilion emphasically
itiled oy the Committee of arrangements, the
honorary ooiequies of the citizens of Bottom, in
commemorat'on OF his pre-eminent fervices.
VIII not enlarge. gentlemen, but leave
the foregoing tor ryour candid reflections.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
4 GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber will sell low the
HOUSE in which he now lives at
the East end Of the Court. House, 'front.'
ing on the .Public-Square and Queen
Street, and but a few poles from the
MHket.Housei; the building is aln,os,
new, made Of frame weather-boarded,
and painted white, eapacious and con.
venient Store.room laid off ON the. public
corner, there are two other rooms ON the
lower floor, and three on the second,
with convenient back buildings the
stand for store is equal, and perhap,
more pleasantly situated, thsn any other
in this place. 49,
JAMES ANDERSON.
MartinsburS, October2s, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
IA KE MOTTO E.

THE subscriber some time since par.
/ chased a Cow, from John Miller,
OF Back Greek Berkeley County, and
gave his note for l6 dollars payable in 9
months after date--and it since appea.
ring tina, the said Miller had no right to
said COW, she having been taken in ex.
ecu.ion by the Constable previous to
his getting possession other, in conse.
9uenee Of which she has been taken
from me.
This is therefore to caution the public
from taking an assignment on said note,
as 1 arm determined not to pay it unless
compelled by law. ....-
MARTIN SMURR.
Martinsburg, October IS, 1904.