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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-14
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
. i Plantation wheieon he now lives,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
! miles from Marunsburg and Is from
Bath, containing 3s3 acres OF good strong
Limestone Land, we'll watered, with at
least. z springs--Iso acres are cleared
sud well enclosed, acres Of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
remainder OF the tract is weH covered
with fine timber.--On the premises are
a convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, a large Barn, Distil-
iery, Pulling Mill, and some out houses.
With number of Fruit trres.--There is
i good mill-seat,. with a sufficiency of
Iater, on this tract. -. ....~
He win also sell one other tract of
lind, situate on the river Potomak,
urar Richardson's Ferry. containing 1o2
AZ res, 40 of which are cleared, the great
er part river bottom, the remainder of
the Land is well timbered,s and has a
large sngar-camp on ia small House
is aow built, and logs ready for raising
~ rser one. For terms apply to the
! WILLIAM SNoDGRAss.
Back Greek, June %, 1905.
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F o r S Al F..

4 TRAcT of ao7 acres Of good lime
[ 4 stone Land, lying 6; miles from
Shepherd FawR, On the main road stS,.
ding from the nee to Charles Town, Jeff
ferson County $50 acres Of which are
heared, and propor,ionahle quantity
of Meadow Land, wen enclosed and in
good farming condition. There are 4
good springs on the land good bearing
Apple Orchard.---and some other fruit
Trees. Two;convenient dwelling hou.
scs, barn and other out buildings. For
terms apply to the subscriber living on
the premises. "" =--7,..:.
MASON BENNETT.
October goth, taal. -
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to a decree of the
/ Court of Berkeley County, the sub
scribers will expose to public sale, for
ready money, on the 2+th day Of Decem.
Der next, being the first day Of Berkeley
Court, at the Court. House door in Mar
tinshurg, LOT Of GROUND with
the improvements thereon, situate in
the town Of Martinsburg on King street,
and known in the plan Of said bwn BY
Lot No. 1919, late the property o George
Tillsy, decd. This property will be
sold subjec, to the right of Dover Of the
Widow of said Tillev. N,
VfAiam Rida1e. 1c,
EtA'9im Gather enrrx.
November 80, 1904.
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TAKENu p trespassing on the SUD-
I scriber's plantation, a stray Boar,
ola white colour, supposed to be about
nine months old when taken up, has no
crop or other mark--appraised to four
dollars. The owner is requested to prove
property pay charge and take him away.
-.~.-'- JOHN VAN METRE : :
Berkeley County, November so, 1904.
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~ q T / & +.

Z Y virtue of a Deed oftrust, to us
- executed by Matthew Whiting, we
shall proceed to sell at public Auction at
the mansion house of the late William
Htnshaw, dcceas'd, on Saturday the
18th day of January next, for cash, one
Ntaros BOY nomed Prince, the property
Of SAID Whiting. Du~at.endance> viii
DC given by Adam S. Henshaw.
Washington Henshaw.
Berkeley Coenty, Nov. 9th 1904.
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An 0u;e.,y,ser:

THE subscriber wishes to engage as
4 an Ovsrseer, a sober, active in.
dastrions man. who has been accustom-
ed !" the business, and can come pro-
perry recommended.-He has a Tene.
ment to let Of about $50 acres of the hrst
quality Of limestone land. -s, =
RAWLEIGH COLSTON,
November %, 1904. ..-.l
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Will be Sold.

Atpublic vendae, on FRIDAY the 18th day
OF December next, at the <rf~ .5er's
Mill on Tasearora creek, one mile
from Martinsburr, ~.-
A NEGRO WOMAN about IS
"A years of age; who is well acquain,-
ed with house and out-work, and her
daughter, smart Girlo FIVE years old,
and number Of other articles. The
terms will be made known on the tiav Of
sale, The sale will begin at o'clock.
.., Hugh r. Paterson.
November so, 1904.
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INFORMATION. wANTEn.

INFONN Il IUN -WANTEO,,
CERTAIN Ro6ert Gordon, son to a
L Thomas Cordonof Carnstroan, coun.
ty OF Antrim. ireland, who some time
ago migrated to this country, or his le-
gal representatives, will cali on the sub
scr'oer in this town, he or they will b.
informed of an estate in Ireland, of6ne,
Thousand pounds sterling per annum, to
which he or his heirs are entitled ON the
death of Mr.. John Gordsn, who is
lately deceased.
\ = HUGH KENNEDY.
"a Hagers-town, Maryland, Nov. %. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

commenced, aEseea61y to notice Gvsn IN
The several papers, on piece of ground,
about miles from this city; which had
been previously offered to the committee
oi arrangement Tor that purpose, by Gen.
Ridgeley. The meeting continued Til
Sunday last, on which day near IL 900
people were Witnesses Of solemn assem-
bly,, where the Divine precepts of Jesus
Christ were laid open To the conversion of
a number OF The degenerate sons of men.
Joy beamed With rrlulgence in the coun-
tenance' OF those who have been frequent
witnesses OF Divine grace on such occas-
ons. TWAS further and will be Qslne
froof OF the good effects Of such devotion,
when properly conducted-.and it is much
TO The credit of those who attended, whe-
Their as pariakers Of the sweets Of reiri.
ous exercise or spectators of the " awful
scene of DEVOTION" that the utmost deco
rum prevailed during the whole period.
how pleasing was the sight 10 the true
and penitent follower of Christ. To see
the knees of both the aged and youthful,
bowed before the awful thrsne OF am om-
nipotent God--to see their uplified hands,
lmploring The forgiveness of SINS" from
merclIal Father, through the divine in
tercesSonnf his Inar,yred son, and begging
his aid IN the dissemination OF true gospel
light.-lt was p scene truly affeGning-a
scene wei calculated to arrest the poison
Gus doStrnes of infdelity. May the
searcher OF al hearts confirm every soul
IN The doctrines of true christanity<-and
may he Isad MS ell in the path OF re&titude,
which alone will end in eternal salvation,
where endless bliss prevails.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
HNECDOyES.

YOUNG nan no'e noted FOR van4
ity than Tor talents, was Boosting that his
advantages had been superior 10 other IL
terary men as he had received his etluca,i-
on at two universities, Cambridge and
Newhsven when a shrewd old genie
man IN the company remarked that il re-
minded him of calf he had seen, which
sucked two COWS. And what was the con-
sequence; said the conceited Young man.
he consequence was, replied the old
gentleman, that he grew very greor
coy."
A certain vicar of facetious turn, walk
ing late one evening meets his scratch yhlv
elevated with the juice If the grape 6 On
oh, Mr. Twangum, says the vicar, fror,r
whence come you :" s'sseYhs ! don't kno1y.
doctor, says he, have been 8tia,ainy il out
with my neighbor Freeport." Gay, qu.,h
the doctor, and row, after your 81 ,iaf,g
1t out, l perceive you are fnishiu,- lie
work by recGnE ii home.''
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S !; %s,'" q VI SS;s i BE-

dnnh,y WHICH ca not sso""oiy OF
Nfd.-Fom the decisions of the com
mlssIorers, there shall be no appeal, and
The agreement of thre. of them shall give
iull force and effect to their decisions, as
we'll with respect to the Justice of the
claims, as TO the amount of the indemni.
hcatlons, which may be adjudged TO the
Claimants the said contracting parties O /.
oiiglngthemselves to satisfy the said awards
IN specie, without deduction, at the times
and places pointed out, and under the con-
dl'Ions which may be expressed by the
board ot commissioners.
&1'h.-It not having been possible for
the SAID plenipotentiaries to agree upon a
mode by which the above mentioned board
OF commissioners should arbitra,e tbe
claims originating from the excuses of
iorsi5n cruzers, agents, consuls or tribu-
nails, IN their respective territories, which
might be imputable to- their two govern.
me- Is, they have expressly agreed that
each government shall receive as i, does
n.y. This convention) to itself, its subjects
or clt'z.n'. respectively, all the rights
which they now have, and under which
they may hereafter bring forward their
Claims, at sucn times as may be most con.
venlent 10 them.
SeOenh.-The present convention shall
have no force or effect until it be ratified
by the contracting parties, and the ratifi-
cations shall be exchanged as soon as
possible. In faith whereof, we, the UNDER
written plenipotentiaries. have signed thus
convention, and have affixed thereto our
respective seals.
Done at Madrid, this eleventh day Of
August, one thousand eight hun.
dred and two.
PEDRO CEVALLOS, (ScaD
CHARLES PINCKNEY. (SeaN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
Full bred Horses for sale.

'HR subscriber being very successful for seve
ral years past in breeding horses from The hes,
English turf stock, has now for sale, abou, twen-
~ unexeepuonable blood consisting Of brood
mares colts and fiies, from four TO one year old
aElong them are three very fine imported mares
and covered by Dragon Z Stirring the last season
Warranted pedigrees Of them all will be sheyn /:
they are very healthy and in fine condition, and
well worth The attention Of anv gentleman, who
wishes to ger the best blood. II they are not sold
a. private sale. they Will be set up to the highest
bidder, Ak the Bowling Green, on the second Tues
day in November next' one third Of the money
viii be expected on the day Of sale one other third
IN six months after and the remainder in twelve
months. Bond and approved security will he ex
pceted The subscriber has also three very fine
English Stations TO be sold at the same time and
on Re same terms, anong them the famous horses
Dragon and Archdule.
JcHEr TOOMES.
Bowhng-Crsen, Sep, 1s,A, 1905. ras
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s.l,:-s,,-r,s,-,--.-.,-., :. -.
ODE 10 TitEf GLOW WORli.

Ole 40 The GLOW WORM.
E>- =. PoRTER.
Or have I mark'd with curious view,
The green-ey'd radiance ri thy hue,
Amid The shade Of night:
And mnsihg of, on Natures laws,
Have try'd to tind the end aud cause
vi thy mysterious ligh'.
When ella Fancy would suggest.
hat Fairies rising from their rest,
On airy wings upborne.
Around thy lamp would circlrc meet
And JOIN the dance with trackiess feet.
Till banish'd by the morn.
Avaunt! ye f6tions of the brain;
None of tn Almighty's works are vain,
But all bespeak design.
LIS Hymen's torch which Mature lights.
And thus her" airy mate invites,
Observant of tie sign.
Is this tie work Of iawless CHANGE,
That bids his thousand atoms dance,
In drunken roundelayi
COMPOUNDED Sceptc! learn to praise
That God, the wisdom Of whose WAYS
His meanest works display.
With humble pinions, Chynist. soar,
And learn that science TO adore,
That could ;his reptile form:
Proud Atheist tuIn thy iaundic'd eve
From yonder gem bespangld sky,
And study this poor worm.
DIR. Paoy says that the male of the Glows
w orm is fly, and inhabits the air
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

From this and other cases that might be
cited, It would appear that constitution
would be good thing IN Connecticut. es
pecially as the state is governed under tie
Old CHARTER of Charles III. which authorses
the passing OF no law, but such as are +" not
contrary'to the laws of the realm of En-
gland" Ber.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
For Sale az . IGeoaanls' DcCE o1o1s,
THE
American Clerks Magazine,
AND

Young ConUeyanc rs Pocket Coa,hqn;er :
Containing al the necessary forr,' 80 4rice, oe
agreement bonds, bls rae FL ..ss ln.sec
and releases, letters orpov eI4 u attorney aw?rds
bills OF sale, gifts. grans assigrmeH-s nor
surrenders J"i0 tes, coyensn.s coEar,nershins,
letters Of license, &c &c vii Necessary a,et,i6ns
tor making di 'Tesses f0r rent, &C. as ,he .v e-
tween landlord and TENANT now stands The
whole made conforma5le TO the laws of The trr;+-
ed States and adap'ed,nose particularly TO the
STATE OF Virg'ria-By a gentleman Of lie Ear.
Price One Dollar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
GUN-ROATS.

we are assured, from good authority
that IL new gun boats are ordered 10 be
built Tor the service of the United States,
upon The model of those in Messina which
are supposed to be the best now in use.
And had the appropriations been larger,
IT IS probable the number would have
been increased. These boats possess ST.
perIor advantages TO frigates or larger ves-
sells.
LIST. h'gun boat that will carry cannon
as heavy as two and thirty FOUNDER, with
several smaller pieces, will cost over 8 or
q 600 dollars.
I'd AS they are calculated to draw only
q or feet of water, and sail remarkably
fast, they can easily pursue their enemy in
TO shadows and in rivers, and will serve to
protect harbors which may be attacked by
fleet of ships.
Sd Fifty gun boats are better defence
than tive or six frigates for particular STA
TONS and they can be maintained at one
third or quarter of the expense.
Iheymay be so constructed as to keep
the open sea, and even go upon cruize
into the West Indies, If necessary. H.
deed lt'has been supposed we m ght build
them in this country and send them across
the Atlantic. 10 the attack of 1ripoh, in
Barbory, without any risk of losing them
on The passage, provided the voyage was
undertaken IN the summer season. Id
seamen say that vessel from so to 70 tons
burthen, (our fishing vessels are of that
tonnage) Is as safe sea boat as man of
war, and there is no doubt of the FACT
These gun boats will measure 80 or 70 tons,
have decks, and are in every respect COM
piete vessels Why then are they not ca
pable of keeping the sea in the worst wea-
Their! A frigate, when fitted for sea, will
cost s 10000 at least. This money will
build 40 or SO large gun boats. They may
be stationed at our capital sea ports 3 or
400 would guard the American coast from
Georgia to Maine.
Salem Register
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
COMMUNICATIONS.

We understand that Mr.. William West
has resigned the office of Cashier of the
Mutual Assurance Society against Fire
on buildings OF the State of Virginia, and
that MIR. WILLIAM PRICE has Succeeded
him.
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coNNEcr1ctr rn1ERArtor.


BY the statutes OF Connecticut, under
the" act for Furnishing .felonies,"" any per-
son having been educated in the christian
religion" and being converted to Judaism,
and thereby denying the authority of the
New Testament, is liable, for the first of
fence, to be rendered "incapable Of holding
any Office or employment, ecclesiastical,
civil or military" and for the second con-
viction disabled to sue, prosecute, plead
or maintain any action or information in
law or equity, or be guardian of any child,
executor Of any will, or administrator of
any estate"
This being the case, it is not to be won
dered that there is no synagogue in that
state, and but a very few individuals of the
Jewish persuasion, and those debarred
from the free exercise oftheir religion, the
same aet inllieting punishments on the de-
NAL of " any one Of the persons Of the Ho-
lyTrinity to be Coda clause which would
directly stigmatize and outlaw as Eelon.
all such men as DIR. Presley, and others
Of tie Unitarian belief,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
THE SUBSCRJBER

IT rs for SALE Holland Gin in pipes; Ma
4 Il laga Wine IN quarfer casks Cotton and
Wool Cards in boxes Chocolate per box; White
Lead, Spanish Brown, and Yellow Ochye, ground
in oil; Nu'negS Patent Shot Bar and Sheet
Lead Mould Candies, Wiring and Wrapping
Paperi Country ADD Swedi'h lion; Sheet and
Hoop Iron sole, Harness Il skiriiny Leather
Northern Cheese Liver Oils Copperas Alum;
Flatant Indigo Refined Salt Petre Ground
Ginger; Pepper pod. 12d 10d, and 81, Nails
and Brads German and Blis.ered Steel Cart
Boxes; S,raws OF Tumblers; assortment Of
Shoes; hid and Dbl Gaugpg Rols Hamil.
tons Snufi Nail Rods Z shofC ipes.
HENRY HOVEY.
September Is. 81
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COMMUNICATIONS
LTTERARr INFoRMA1IoN

Turner's .4rts." A new and imnrov-
co edition OF Turner's easy introduction
to the Arts and Sciences" will be publish
cd by William Duane, early i'm October.
The merits of this work, il is presumed.
have been for some time known To the in.
structors of American yoa,h-as a large
edition printed in Dublin, has been rapidlv
sold and extensively circulated throughout
the union.
Patronage is solicited for the first .1sic-
teancdiH5n. The publisherbas spared no
pains or expense to add improvements,
and to render the work peculiarly adapted
to the situation and circumstances Of and
mode OF instruction practised throughout
the United States.
!. w Printers of newspapers will oblge
by inserting this article.
(Phh tah.)
q fever has, we understand, (savs the
Philadelphia Freeman's JouruaD, lately
made It's appearance at York own i'm
TINS state, which has been alarmingly ia.
tai. Fourteen deaths occurred in that boz
rough on Tuesday the Ilh inst. This is
ttidu inc rnOrldlitT
In this city IN the fever of '9S and 'os.
The erman Prince Esterhazy has the
largest focks of sheep possessed by any
one person in any part of the world. His
hlghness attended the Woburn sheep
shearng in 1904, when he asked the duk
OF Bedford of what number his flock con-
sisted {" His grace replied, " 6oo."" What
number of shepherds ?" The answer was
one." Probably" says the duke, YOUR
highness may have aflock on your estate -
{ Yes" replied the illustrious foreigner,
=" have in Saxony; it consists of so 600
sheep, and for the due management Of
which keep 800 shepherds !"
Agriculture and manufactures appear to be ri
sing IN the estimation of the people of the United
states. and with great reason, they form he sur
est basis Of independence, and eventually Or We
the source Of the greatest p~o6t; CoMMERor is
hHle better roGr mere Specialization, and very seid m,
realizes 70 the adventurer his high raised expeas.
tons"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

Capt. Wilson, Of the ship Bellona, arri-
we'd on The 25th ult. at New York, inform,
that Gen. MoREAU and his lady, were at
barcelona on the 27th July, aud applied to
him for passage but he was under the
necessity ofdeclining their offer, the cabbin
OF the vessel not beng sufficiently conve-
nient for their accommodation.-O the
loth oil August, whilst at Gibraltar, capt.
Wilson was informed that these iliustrious
characters hadreached Cadlz, from whence
they would embark for the United States.
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A CONVENTION


Bef70ecn lbs Catholic Majesty and the Ly,5;f.
ed States Of America, for the iaidemnifc
non OF those gpho have sustained k,sses,
aamoSes, or injuries, in consequence OF
The erceSSes of Individuals of either. mani
on, during The iafe quar, contra,v 10 the
er'af1ng treaty of the Lazus Of nations.
His Catholic Majesty and the govern
ment OF the United states, wishing ami.
ca0iy to adjust the claims which have ari-
sen from the excuses committed during.
the late war, by individuals Of either natl
on contrary to the laws of nations or the
treaty existing between the two countries
his Catholic majesty has given, for this
purpose, full powers to his excellency
Don Pedro CevalTos, counsellor of state,
gentleman of the bed chamber in en-.
Payment, first secretary of State, and IL
niVersal dispatch, and superintendent ee-
neral oil the post and post Offices In Spain
and the Indies; and the government of
the United States of America, TO Charles
Pinckney, citizen of the said States, and
their minister plenipotentiary near his
Catholic majesty, who have agreed as fol-
lows:
Rrst-A board of commissioners shall
be formed composed of five commission.
ers, two OF whom shall be appointed by
his Catholic majesty, two Others by the
government of the United States, and
the fifth by common consent; and in
case they should not be able to agree on a
person FOR the fifth commissioner, each
party shall name one, and leave the deci-
sion to lot: and hereafter in case of the
death, sickness. or necessary absence of
any Of those already appointed, they shall
proceed in the same manner, to the ap-
poinimeDt of persons 10 replace them.
iSecond.-The appointment OF the com.
mssioners being thus made, each one Of
them shall take an oath TO examine, dig
cuss, and decide on the claims which thew
are to Judge, according to the laws of ma
tons and the existing treaty, and with
the 'mpartlallty justice may dictate.
Ihird.-' he commissioners shall meet
and hold their sessions in Madrid, where.
within the term of eighteen months Ito be
reckoned from the day on which they may
assembly they shall receive all claims
which, in consequence Of this convention,
may be made, as well by the subjects of
his Catholic majesty as by the citizens of
the United States Of America, who may
have right to demand compensation for
the losses, damages, or injuries sustained
by them in consequence of the excuses
c2gmmitted by Spanish subjects or Ameri.
can -citizens.
FoHrfh.-The commissioners are autho-
rised by the said Contracting parties, To
hear and examine on oath, every que ,,ion
relative 20 The said demands, and 10 receive
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

The brig Newton has arrived ar PHILADELPHIA
from Hamburg, with a most valuable cargo, con
siSung otGerman saders, Shoemakers. Distil :
iets, butchers, Tanners, Watrhmakers, Lock.
smi'hs &c
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ALEXANnRIA ssn.ern,

NLEHNNORIN \. September q.
We understand Aa!ter Jones is appointed by
the president, attorney for this Distria, in the
room of John Thompson Mason, resigned
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

From the CPhila.1 Freemdn's Journal.
The subjoined communication to the
public from the Editor of the Register, is
copied from that paper of last evening.
We thought it our duty to reserve from
publication, at least for time, an offer
ofthe papers "GRAVIORA MANENT"
at the Office of the Freeman's Journal be-
lore their appearance in any newspaper.
AS the source from which they came, was
proposed TO be reserved from us (unless we
agree to Publish) by the person who pre-
sented the first number at this Office a,
there was a declaration made that zoe
should be PAID, if we would publish; as
the oiferer seemed 10 be a foreigner, and
as the contents appeared to be very excep-
tionable, coming from foreign govern
ment, we gave them reflected rejection.
The application was accompanied by a
circumstance, which proved the bearer to
be IN personal and familiar connexion with
Spanish public officer. We considered
1t as our duty to SO further than mere
decided rejection and hence it was that
we placed our facts and observations, in
sure and guarded manner, before the
government of the United s ates. and paid
the closest attention to the subsequent
workings of the matter here.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03
i" Highly Ln1porfanf.''

The Republican printers throughout Ills STATE
are requested to stare in their papers thar the p
lection for the Electors Of Presiden, and Vice.
President of the United States. will be held on ,he
First Monday of November next, at the Court
house OF each County and Corporation in this
commonwealth and that the persons chosen as
Electors are to meet at the Capitol in the CITY of
Richmond on the First Wednesday in Decen,t,.-
next, to vote for a President and Vice. p,es;den,
l3'h September, 1904 Nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-03

DIED--onthe 25thult. Mrs. MORA
vile OF Samuel M Craw. Esq. of this CITY.