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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24

ThetiH for the Gradual abolition Of
Slaue'y has gone through the committee
q the tuhohe IN the House Of assembly ef
New. Jersey. hprsvides for the reedam
81 aA persons 81 colour BORN after the 1st
@Jniy next, at the age { Naies) ef25,
ana Females at 81, 10y -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24

Died-On the evening Of Saturday
last, the 18th inst. at his house on Dry
Run, in the prime ofliEe, MATTHEW
KING, of short but very acute dis.
ease, which he bore with Christian pa
thence and fortitude During his short,
but useful life, Mr.. King discharged the
duties Of a virtnous, sober. and indus
trious citizen Of a very datiful son of
=. most afectioaate and tender husband
and ola kind and provident parent-and
died lamensed by all his acquaintance. it
"An honest mans thcnoblrst .oark q Cad"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24

On the 21stult. distressing ERE broke
out in Boston The damage Is estimat.
ed at 81 500 dollars. q. S
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24

October. 49,.
Now Pomona pours her Treasure,
Leaves autumnal strew the ground;
Plenty crowns the market measure.
While the mill runs briskly round.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24

.---. September.
Hark a sound like distant thunder,
Murderer, may thy malice fail!
Torn from all thy love asander,
Nidow'd birds around us wall.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22

W. have often taken occasion to ~aasnfion, and
the haggaird aspect of an adiistea World wear;ed
nd visited with lookiqg5on N fear and astoHish
meet upon determinations which have passed in
France during ttr revolution, Se2rs testimony to
the hsrrors ana j. onsoatsses Of that psflod -
Considering shsf murder was ies loose 5g he au-
~therities existing ar the tire IN francs and is
~rssta,ned by law in Afnsfica, We DO not know
that thefc IS tossbe found In the whole progless Of
the French evolution 4 ~pseeesof mose darn I'M
pndrnt dcpraeity ana wickeansss, than a psfa,
graph N one Of those ps.nrs. Rea7sg contenn-
plate it; II nesds % cennsnt--,t speaks for il
self. The. wsi9sF having observed, that G5,vsr
nar Clinton dSelayations fespststRg Mr.. Ieffef-
son at Nh. Rnrt's house must. Itfn de at Ill, havr
oeen made s. conhdsnee, and that the exposing
them row 10 the public IS anact OF basSness, i,cE
thrs roncludrs-
!" AaS nan, who aite5 tbs siisll eonGde q tie
wretch who has published OF authorised tie pob
~l;sation Of tbs a~necdoty, Will deserve to 1e l16
6Sd 10 tbe bsa,f 6y tie 39ignaga 81 an eDalsn IN
~ azTgpes7mg nameat qfJgyP.
This Outrageous conAii6s in New York, ocea
iooed by tie lapdsble revolt of the iceond per.
f,rage III rank 10 Tie ansifedefal party, from the
proceedings Of the executive, thc hanea dei-ftion
Of Ieading pelipnss il Psnnfyirsnis, Maryland,
and in C0ngrsk, and tie 3ppoasicn which, DIZZY
have 10 the dc6tiines and condua of the psrti-
zars Of the cabitet, cvipce tslst there IS ichiln
in the party al large, and thar the imIairit Of dif
content and diyllion has got among them. FIR
our parts, We }peak MOI OF It with any faftz Of
malignant triaaph or party delight. The conf
try is likely 70 receive more 6iigrace than advan-
tage from IT, The torn Of democratic madnzfs
muts enutely psfS over, before any thing fubfan-
tiaily good OF ratiooA can DC expected to be done.
So long as all thofe who nave power demonA-a.
bly, chow that they think neither of the cauntsy
or The count s~efmaneat coed, nor Of any thing
but themfslyes and Offices, and their own private
imcgca, il litsle avails how mach they quarrel
among themlelyes.-As Mr.. Windham, in bis
celebratcd fpeech laid Of the French revolutionary
qaarrels, /" The hip has been in mntiny there
(" has been fighting in the wait and on the fore
!" cattle, but the veael has held her couric.'
So it is 10 tkis cafe, il dilgfaces one party without
referring the other. We therefore view il only .e
Swift viewed the conteits between tie Ditftaufi
and Amif<xr5 about Handel and FafrineiIi the
Ital ian musician, and can only fay in the wordso of
the Dean,
Strange thai suck a!z9s,errs %oula5e
'Tzoist Tzueedea2m and Tp0esdgeare.
COURIER.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22
A CONVENTION
BetsVeen his eath5zc Majesty,
AND THE
United States OF Amerlcg.

lHN4
For The indennifcation Of thofe who have filf.
tanned loBes, damages or injuries, in cosie-
quence OF The excciies of individuals of either
nation during the late war, contrary TO the ex.
iaing treaty, or the laws of nations.
His Catholic Majcfy and the government Of
the United States Of America, Wiling arlicablv
to admit the claims which have afifsn from the
excedes committed during the late war. By ipdi-
ylala's OF either nation, contrary TO the laws Of
nations or the treaty exiting between the two
countrses-His catholic majelty has piyen. for
this purpofs ~fu!lpawJ to his excesEency Don Pedro
Cavallos, counsellor OF Rate, gentleman OF the
bed chamber IN employment. fft f~eeretary Of flate
and universal diipatch, and superintendent gene.
raj of the potts aud pot Offices 10 Spain and the
Indies and the government of the United States
OF America, to Charles Piackney, a citizen OF the
faid States and their ullnitter plenipotensiary near
his catholic majesty, who have agreed as fol-
lows /: -
If, A board ofcomtpiiiicner fhall be formed,
~corfofed of Eve comm t~ioness, two. by the
government Of Spain two Others by the 90.
ycrnment of the United States, and the filth
by common content and in cafe they h,ould
not be able 70 agree on 4 pcrfon for the 9Th
oommiiiioRef, each party hail nalne one, and leave
the dcciiion 10 lot and hereafter in cafe cf the
death, ficknels, or n~eceilary abfcDce of any Of
thele already appointed, they fnall proceed in ths
fame manner, to the appointment OF pefflns to
s, episce them.
70. The appointments of The comhifioners be-
tng thus made, eaca oge Of them ihall take
an oath 10 examine, difculs, and decide on tic
claims which they are to Judge, according to
the laws Of nations and the exiting treaty, and
with the impar,iality jaaic- may diaate.
Cd. eFhc commit onrrs fhall meet and hold
thsir feaioo IN Madrid, where, within the term
of eighteen months tJobe reckoe-d from the day
on When they may a~ifctnolel they laall receive
ali claims which, IN conieqrence Of this conven-
uon. may be made, as well BY The lubje6fs of his
Catholic Majefy asby Citizens of the United
States OF America, who may have a right 20 de-
mand compensation for the loiies, damages, or
injuries sutained by Them, In consequence Of the
excefFes e~ommiteed by Spanish fubjccss or Anc-
rican ciuzens.
4th. The comniifloners are authorized by the
fald contiatfing parties, 10 hear ana examine on
oath, every ~qleition relative 10 the fad demands,
AID TO receive as worthy of credit all tefimony,
the authenticity Of which cannot reafonably De
douksed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22

~ f NH-rE +r-rE
9Th. From the deeiioascf tx. comm @fsnsrs,
tdere fhaal Be no appeal, and TIE agreement Of
three Ct them faalI give fall force and cGsa 10.
their d~ecllions, as we'll with refpea to The juice
Of their claims, as 70 The %aln9nat, Of ths,inaenni.
icationwticl may be adjjidged othe c'atE'ants;
the lad contracting parties obIigipg ;aeiniege~
TO latissy the laid awards il sperie, Without ne
duetion, at the time and places poiBteA on arsi
uuder the conditions thar may be e ssed by'
tgrsboafa Of commiilonefs.
6f- Itnns having besa poaible for tic faia
Flenipatentiariss g agree nYon 4 MODE by WINS
the ABOVE tRensope3 beard o! coulmi88ipners iii I'D
arbirate t5s g alTls orlsiaasias.irol The sxet
Of ;ars:gn c@fuizeFs, agei IS, confuls, or ~tsitu9ais
10 their reiPeStiyc territories, waich f9'2iat he
im2uta5le 10 taeir twog,ve Inents, they hlVc
~egpfsfsiy asfesa Thar each government hl3si re-
ietve {aslc@ BY dis coaveptionJ 70 itfeif, its
~faFistts. or e~itiEsns, respectively, all The righss
which they nov have arr Under winch Trey may
~irslesiIet bring forward their CLAIMS, as luch
times as may Be mott convenient to them.
7sh. The pfefent convention fhall have. no
force or efeG uitIi che r4tGiea ~ the contract
ing pargies, and the rasiasaslonsGlall be e~Ncbang-
ed as fooaas p~oiibis. In gaIrH wRERfoFaWE.
RE luderwntten Plcnipoteafiarigs, have fgfrd
This conveation, ard iaye asked thereto our ref
p5aise feals.
D.ae ~ ifqa,l9, tbh a1ge4b days Aagaa,
oae th4vJ0nd <lgkk baaarfli aa8 fega.
PaDRD CEVAL0s, SEAL
CHARLES PIsCANEY, tSeai.l
ST rNAaA#
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22
Congress of tie ganEfen 5tatss.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Sdturddn FEB. is.

Mr.. EPpes oasrcd the following refsoln-
ton
R,blgel, That 4 committee DC appointed to
enquire whether the mon,eS dfawo from The trsa-
fury of tie United Ststes on account Of he ma
rinc corps from the year 1898 to tho end Of the
year 1888 have been faithfully applied 10 the
public fefvice Id Conformity to exiting laws,
which was Immediately rakcn VI, agreed 70, aid
referred TO Meilrs Eppes, Sands, Af'creery,
Leib, and Bpylc.
On motion OF Doctor Lcib the committee Of
Ways and Means were iDatuded to enquire into
the expediency of aboli1hing tie office of licdte-
nant colonial comnandant Of the marine
CORPS.
Mr.. Moore offered a refolusion, inirusaine
the committee Of Commerce and Manufactures
to enquire into fhe expediencY of authorizing the
Pfsident ofthe U tied States 10 employ pcfon,
to,explore fuch parts Of the province Of LouiGana,
as he may thiak proper, aud to report their Cpl
Mon thefcuPon to the Houfe.
Mr.. Moore flid il was f~carcely n~ecefary to
make any remarks or the Object CT this recitation.
The government were not in p~ofeiion of a good
geographical defcrips;on of LouiGana which ii
WIS very defra5le that they Mould p5gtfs in
afnuch as IFS limits were rot completely defgnat.
ed in the articles Of ctaSon and as the time
might NOT, perhaps, Be difanr. when its bounda
ries may be a fubjett of negotiation between the
former owners Of the province and tie United
States.
The fefolption was agreed ,o-Ayes G..
DR.. Mitchill from The committee OF Com
merce and Manufactures made a report on the
fubjec5 Of laying duties tor the support Of light
houfes
The report is accompanied by @feveral 4 t.ue
ments, ard concludes with a r-folltion that a
duty of 40 cents on a ton be laid on foreign VET
fels entering the ports Of the United States for the
support Of light hou{cs.
The Houle took up the report Of the committee
OF the whole on The bill making prosilon FOR
peftons difabled by knogn wounds received dnring
the revolutionary war.
Alter feveral amendments being made which
we will Gate in cur next, the further cooG3era.
ton OF the bill was poRponcl to Tuefday next.
a mttiage was received from the Senate Gat.
ipg that they had pafed a bid relating TO the
fecorelag and reggittsring vtltls IN the Dlltfiot Of
New Orleans.
The bill SLOWS all the inhabitants of Lev
LLAMA On the 3osh OF April lat TO obtaia X
Tiers.
Referred to a cemnitte. Of tY whole on
Monday.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22
CHEAP BARGAIN.

i with 10 EEL acres Of LAND, about )
miles from Alexandfla, Wing en- tire IlalIs Church
Koad, a little aoov. Col. Pcytoo's aid CaPtasn
Sl4cum's. The Improvements are a fnalittatned
lgcufe, with aboyt 10 actcs Of rich, low groend
iFclcfed, with cedar nofs and chefdut raj ard
lad down il. timothy lat fall, about 40 of the
molt CHOICE ftuit trees planted, fore of them
wilt be ii full bearing ibis Gunner, if he iptiRg
permits tie wboIe OF the ref in wooc. Ii adj
joins the isnds Of Captaia Richard Copway and
Benjamin. Dalany, Ea. Il not f5!d az private
fale, befofc S4ta5ds5 ne lo6dcy9 AfNrfb, il
willie onthat day}-i!fet up ID The hi5hef Bidder,
at the Caflt Hogr in Alexandria, between the
hours of one AMI two O'Clock. The lqrvey and
title papers may be feen and the land dlewn 70
apy peElop dsisous Of purchafog, BY application
70 tie fubfcfib Der.
B. DADE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22
Feb. u.
FOR SALE,
A TRACT OF LAND.

Gtuate il the county OF Alexandra and diaiia OF
Columbia, containing upwards of one hundred
acres a5outGx mile. from Alexandra and five
from The CRY Of Warrington. About thirty
acres Of fad land is cleared aod would afford a
beautiful ftuation to say pe,fon who woEld with
TO retire a final d@ilSance into the county dusing
the fumnef. 4lfo, aboGt half a mile from faid
iand}, an excellent
MILL SEAT,
with . feet inches natpraI fail, ftua.e on the
-Four Mile Rqn, with . great variety Of excel
l%entlaone for building, &c. A further dcfcrip-
ton of either OF the above places is need.efs, as
It is %fdppofed that any perfcn who is inclined to
%pn.chaie will view the prenjfes and lodge for
tllemfeives. An indifputablc title vii. be given
Tor either, and terms made known by applying
TO The fubicrbsr, living neal faid mill feat.
William Carlin.
FFb. 2as law3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22

For SAFE,

A neat two aory frame HOUSE,,
ituatc on Cameron near the corner of that and
Patrick fret, with back holdings. Aifo,
Two other frame HOUSES upon
the fame lot, with OUT hoafcs, all IN complete
order and repair; the lot upon which this pro-
perry ttsads, fIohts 4S feet upon Cameron frcet,
and runs back II feeS; hbjea TO a ground renr
Of {. 5 per ann. Likesvife a quantity of elegant
FURNITURE,
and a han4iomc, young, full blooded FILLY, ?
years old the cnluing ipring. For terms apply TO
the fubldriber, at the office ofCleon Moore, Efq.
Alexander Moore.
Feb. ~. Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22
Pevstbtr doarint artbSd9x,
By Taes6fuie fabs md kn2cks.

rs E.#w
vhde some Of the public prints sound the charge
g The tune Of the Marsahois Htm1 or Cara.
Sfeatyfaf Airs no doubt which many love for
soHethIng beside the music-for " 4a Judescyi.
Sask SsmefbHg But, readers, sri moi tell
5az Srbaf;;'' because il must lead to an inquiry
saas wcosd socse Us both lnto the depths Of Mr..
Loose, aud the whole doctrine OF the Association
y icSas, snd stick rs fast, up to the knees, IN
sns nua Of Metaphysics.
Inc famous Lord North This name has pro.
osOsy been heard before now in Anerica) once
s.ppsaang # the father Of he present Lord Hutch
,ason, old Helg HUTCHINSON, who WAS al once
ssOsosto OF Duolin Coliege, a KiRg's Council, a
Ni'nls'er ct State, an oficef il ths army, besides.
nany other things, saia, "IfI wese 10 give thar
u'ue plaa all England, Ireland aud Scotland, for.
- essase' he would beg The Isle of Man fer a
..'odSs garden" The same voracious Ape
~ attends the persons III question. Thsv are
- s0a'en'ed with inga'phing the governments,
A',alng the constitutions, but they want Is
0s C@aFteS OF New York, sbartsey NAY
- ta7 muriSiPgl government Of that place.
). '4gs u 70 themselves. "A N@w Yoik paper
=. mat at a Democrats meeting held to con.
measures tor that purpose. a leader Of the
6 5tya Clintoafaa, swore, i" BY THE e..
INssAL GOD, that for the s4ke of oppos-
d .3F. Burr, he would raise an army, head
C e'nsslt, and lead his fellows 70 The gates
slst." This is tie right Mountain Ian.
4 50" s'a IN the National Assembly Of France.
i. ssspaFs, sbe butcher, when legislator If
~ "snO'ss. We are glad TO hcar, however,
49, sacn Flen have the grace to name III E.lr.
Ws go - AL, thouSh |. De only in an oa;h.
,h,-s sinsal IN good men, may, appear some.
" yts'nous rs bad. Should The ecutle.
6, Ill ssss s. :, equip his army, and march
w.s sesti9'i be has proposed, ffo EIes.) We
sssss soh's s1saa5h entsrPfizc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22
L 9 S t.

4 check drawn by John Ramlay
Oh the BapFz OF Alexandria, favour of Janney ard
Patton, dated, February aoth, for goo dollars.
This clleok having been Popped at she B nix it
can be q ME to 10 orc. Arewafd will be given
to the Under on appIscstion to
JANNEY q PATTON.
Feb. 90. d3t.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22
FOR STE,

For a terra of years, a Healthy, tout
NEGRO W0MAN. Apply Is tho Printer.
Fcb. 2,. ar
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-03
Wanted to Hire,

. iervaDt Woman: Fer one well acquainted
|,, "a Cooking, Walhipg and Houfe Work gene
'Ay' liberal wages viii be given.
,,, Apply 10 the Printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-03
7uenty FiUe Dollars Rewaqd.

RAN AWAY from the fubfc5iber's farm, 10
PIE county Of Alexandria, diaria of Columbia,
Mulatto nau called MATT COOK, aboat s
Pest high, between s. and 40 Yeas OF age, oag
|ralI which he wears tied, a lack Of qvbi< hair on
'0e front of his head, a little to the lest, coop
F. y trade he has feyeral fears on his rms ard
|Sits, a fear on his back occafioned by a f7ald,
rsa ieyeral m2rks from a whip; he is very fond
/! drink and gambling he took with hisa a va.
fssy OF clothes and (ome cooper's tools. He
E'ohed the Potomac at Georgetown a few days
Bncs' and will probably make for Baltimore. as
sn mas been very anxious for fome time par to
y 70 lea. / will give the above rewa;d for
kauilns faid fellow 10 any Jail, 70 thar get
fan again, or fbigfy doilars, with reafonable
raarges If broueht home. G4 All matters of
.snsi' and Others are forewarncd harbouring, em
f''ynsO OF caring oE faid fellow at their peril.
IL, c. f. Whiting.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-03
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1904.
THE SUBSCRIBER

1I4A bAAIN y
Intending to leave this place early nrxt fall,
offers for fale, on the moft reasonable terms. his
STOCK on HAND, confiaing of a handfone fe-
lection Of
DRY GOODS
adapted to the pre(ent fsafon. ALL pcfions
having claims agaioft him are r%equefed to plcfent
them for fettlemcnt, and tholr indebted to him
will be p!csfed to make payment.
Join Hoy6srgh.
June IL. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
C Q N C r E S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, February "a, lsO4.

FRIDAY, February "a, 1904.
The house went through the pos, office
bill and after making several amendments
thereto, ordered ii 10 third reading on
Monday.
The house went into a committee of
the Whole on the bill declaring the assent
Of Congress 10 an act OF the state of North
Carolina.
Having considered the bill the commit
tee reported IL, and the house ordered it to
a third reading tomorrow.
Mr. Findley, from the committee OF G.
iectlons' to- whom was referred memorial
OF Andrew Woore, respecting the election
OF Thomas Lewis, sitting m ,s,ber, made
a report, which, after STATING the bad
votes given for each OF the candidates,
concludes with the opinion thai Thomas
Lewis is''ot and tina. Andrew Moore is en-
tfled TO seat IN the house.
Report made the order for "Wednesday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
ADMIRAL NELSON.

E'ISHP years old last spring, a beautiful well
- formed brown hay horse, imported last fail by
William Lishtfoor, Esq. and now his property,
fifteen hands three inches and half high, full of
strength health and vigor, and inferior to no
horse either for speed o. bottom OF fine bone
AMI muscle ard ureGuaIled activity win stand
st my stables this season. in powha;an county,
20 mites above Richmond, on lanes river, and
viii be lot 10 mares Three Guineaq the lean.
pad down, and Six tile season, with Is 81 20 the
groom but the season NAV b. discharged bv the
payment Of % io!lars on or befo-e the Ist Nover1
Der. The season viii cn1 lst August. G nod and
extensive pastures gratis, and servants found
while attending their mares. No responsibility
FOR involuntary escapes or accidents.
This horse has not run many races but his rsr
formancgs wall sufficiently justify tic opinion zf
Lord Grosvenor and his son. who certify thar they
considered him the best three year old in En-.
gland, which may be seen under their hands and
seals.
il Oaobcr 1893, at New-Marlcet he won a
Nv rPsfakcs Of tao guineas, - subscribers AZ
700 guineas each, half forfeit. colts carving 3
stone Bib allies stone, eating Sir Harry, Mr.
CopLson's b bv Sir Peter Mr. Perrin's /, p
Young Iavelin. Sir Irancis Standish's ch Split
"igeon--.5 to against Admiral Nelson TO 4
a5linst Sir Harry, 20 1 against Split PIGEON.
and 10 10 against Young JaveIin.
In 1872 he won sweeyjtlkes Of 1900 guineas
III subscribers ~ 200 guineas each, beating I.ord
Egrcmonts b c. by Prcceptor out Of Bob Tail
VIZ. PERKINS, b. C. Javelin, and Mr.. Ceilings
Boaster--3 to on Admiral Nelson. In 1900
he got 50 much injured in his practice that he did
NOT come on the turf again until 1903, when he
won purse Of e 50. 4 mile heats, beating seve.
raj line horses-Sec Sporting Magazine for this
year.
Pc ID I G RE.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred bv Lord
Crcsvenor, gol by i'm Bull and f1aled in i7o5
las dam Olivia by Justice her dam CIPHER BY
squirrel out Of frlbbc's dam, b. Rcgalus See
Supplement 10 the Stud Book pare 81.
JOHN HARRIS.
B. Notes for the six guineas must be sent
with The mares. w9o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10
TWENTY DoLLARS REWlRD.

y UH away from the subscriber nm Saturday
= the l9th Of February, 1904 a dark mula,to
man called BILLEY, q or Is years Of age. s
feet or inches high, has a thick head of hair,
which he combs up. and it,le inclinable 10 be bow
leggei, very polite and couversant aud no boubt
VIII attempt 70 pass rs free man he is a good
water aud IN excellent hoster the latter occupa-
lion he IS very fond Of have reason TO believe
he VII make for the county of Fauquier. having
q brotherin hat county The properly Of Nr Pick
CT his dress consisted nj u round blue Jacket,
with blue and drab panta'oens, a pair Of boots
and leather hat, and ca~riel OH other clothes
! will give The above reward TO any person who
viii deliver him to me IN Hanover county near
Newcastle. or secure him in jail so hat get him
iyain. An masters of vessels and Others arc
forrworned from carrying him out Of the state on
their peril.
THOMAS BLAKEY.
Feb. u, 1904. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10


ut a Conr continued and AeM Ior faHfaa.
cougfy, thr frgf dcy cfDecclnbcr, 1908.
Isaac IA LEY and Nancy HIS wife. late Nan !
cy Cook, Robert Garter aBl Uuity his .
wife, iate Unity Cook. John Coos Ed ;,
mund Cox. Jarrart w Cook Elizabeth
Cook Richard Claiborne in -ight OF his =
late wife sally Cook Patsey Cook and =
Rebeckah Cook Wv Elizabeth Cool, their I. =
guardian. and Pichard Cook by Isaac Z
Medley his guardian, heirs and legal dis. -
tributes Of John Cook dec. plaintiffs -
AGAINST -
Henry Cook, administrator OF John Cook, -
dec. defendant
TT appearing to the sasisfa9ion Of the court,
that the i PENDANT is nor an inha, i,snt of this
state On the motion Of the plaintiff, by their
counsel. A;s 0-aeyei, that tie decree entered in
this cause on ne twenty-four,h lay Of August
last, he mdii iuai unless ne defendant do ap,c..r
and shev cause % ne contrary -' or 1ef,re ,Sav
court next and liar = COPY Of the ,aiI le-rec
and this order be forthwith inserted in some one
of the news apeis published IN The city Of Sich-
nond. for eighs weeks successfully.
a Copy.
Teste,
BERRYSGAN GREEN, D. c.H.c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-10

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