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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-18
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DOMESTIC NTELLNENCE.
NETWORK, J4nuarv 9.

At a court Of over and termintr, He'll
yesterday at the City Hi, OF the City
Of New..York, in and for III: said Civ
and County, VIM. P. Van \ s., ksq.
was tried and convicted of being the
bearer of a challenge from the Vice Pre-
sident Of the United States to the late
Gen. Hamilton, and for aiding and aLet-
ting in the fatal duel which terminated
IN the death OF the latter. The evidence
was so clear SnE positive, that the Jury
Returned verdict without retiring from
their box.
The trial OF Nathaniel Pendleton,
EsqNmplica ted in a similar charge as
the SECOND Of Gen. Hamilton, will, we
understood, take place this, day and
th4t Of Richard RiEer, Esq. [the district
attorney } and NIr. Robert Swartwou1,
in the course Of the session-Nr. Wood.
worth, the attorney General, having
come on for the special purpose of con-
ducttaG these Proses utIons on the part Of
the state.
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EDWARD SHIPPEN
JASPER YEATES,
THOMAS SMITH.

(S1gned)-
JARED IIIScERsoIl> Counsel FIR The
a. ,. DALLAS' } Respondents.
MIR. boileAu, chairman of the mana.
gers then rose Mr.. Prcsiden mt, IN,
managers considerit to be their duty. to
consult the house of representatives,. In.
on the replication tobe given to this pIe ~.
they therefore demand OF the court, a
delay until the usual time of meeting to-
morrow morning, to prepare he same, :"
he President said, the time is grant.
Mr. Kean, of.he Senate, then moved
tina. the court adjourn to half pas, eleven
on tuesday morning and the court wa,
accordingly adjourned. ,- =
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impossible TOR me, IN the course OF this
session (only two months of which now
remain) TO ascertain fully all the facts
necessary for my defence; to find out
and bring to this place, the written testi-
mony; or to make arrangements relative
to that assistance Of council which my
case requires, my age and in6rmities
render essential, and longer time would
enable me to procure.
hope, MIR. President, l may be per-
mitted to observe, that my private and
trejessiondIreputa,ion for probity and
honour has never been called in question.
l have sustained high judicial charac.
ter for above sixteen years, and during
the first six, presided at the trial Of
more criminals than any otherjudge with.
in the Usited States. During this whole
period of time my official conduct has
never been arraigned, except only in the
trials Of Cooper, Fries and Calender,
above four years ago. For the truth Of
these assertions I appeal to all who know
me and particularly to the two honour
able senators from Maryland. ~--~-----
In respect to the present prosecutions I
win make but one remark. That | On
impeaehed for giving on the trial Of Cal
lender, several judicial opinions, in
which, judge Griffin my associate, con-
CURED; my opinions are held to be crimi-
nal, or that they flowed from Partially,
and an intention to Cypress Calender;
but the same opinions given BY my asso-
ciate have been considered perfectly in
\nocent.
! l have now only to solicit this honour
able court to allow me until tie first dav
Of next session to put in my anwer, anil
to pref rare for my trial andI submit
myself as to the further proceedings in
this case, 10 the discretion # this no.
nourable court, in whose integrity \ inn
partiatity and Independence ! reposeNhe
highest confidence. Twill rot for mEa-
ment believe that the spirisof party can
ever enter and ponute these walls, or
thstpopular prejudiceor political motives
will be harbouretl in Me bosom Of any
member in this houourable body.
On the contrary, / hope and expect
! that all its decisions will be governed by
the immutable principles OF justice, and
a sacred regard to the constitution aud
the law Of the land, which every membrr
ofthis court is bound by duty, and the
obligations of a christian judge to sup.
port and observe.
4fter the fudge had conctudedkis speech
he zUGs ordered TO reduce ms st..srte
1Driting, as t0HOrvs: /
1solieit this honorable court to alldw
me until the FIRST day of next ses.ionto
put in my answer, and to prepare fer
my trial.
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FREDERICEsBUAG, January .

On "Wednesday last, ne negroes he.
lcng:hg - the estate Of William Fitz-
hugh, Esq. on his estate caVed Chat.
ham opposite this town, after snio, inp
their US NFeiaxaslou from labnAy dur
ing the CFktmas holidays, being Or
dered, by their oversetr, AIR. Stake,
to go to work. rose in a hndr ami re.As.
ed comPliance.| IN o;,emptir : 70 u,A
more powerful arguments, we under
stand he was seize,IHv them, tied I'd,
and severely "hlpp>dAtutbv the lrieni-
~ exertlons OF one Of Me- lacks, made
his escape to Falmouth from whence he
returned with four other gentle
These were also secured BY Me negroes,
and underwent severe corporal punish
mens. In consequence a warrant was
issued for their apprehension, and a
large party, armed, went out to appre.
bend Them. The rlngleader, wi,Kthe
others, were takeni but the former, IN
attempting afterwards to escape, was
killed; another, in a like attempt, was
badly wounded, and third in endea-
vouring to cross the river on the ieen.fell
through and was drowned. Several of
the principals have been committed to
prison. -
January 8. -
Mr.. Benjamin Russell, one of>the
persons who assisted Mr.. Starke. in
quelling the Negroes at Chatham, as
mentioned in our last, died on Saturday
in consequence Of = wound received in
that affair.
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EI It, efH letter from a gentleman in
" 1*h'"st2n-CftH g ne Editor, d.
TED the l4th instqn.. "",s>
" he resolutions proposing recr4,
sion Of the territory Of COLUMBIA VIZ,
called up on the 7sh inst. ard were h.
SUBJECTS OF discussion niour spsisr
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january 5.

WHhrespect to the minute particulars
attending the interview of Judge Chase
with ting Senate on the I'll inst. we have
not time to enlarge upon them. We
will only state few facts whic h came TN.
der the observation of every person
who was present at the bull batting of
MIR. Chase by the Senate. We say, that
a; this time we will only state certain
facts; hereafter we may make our COM
mcnts and draw our inierrcnces,
Fact the ist--About the time that
Judge Chase was expected in the Senate
Chamber, twas Observed that chair
was PLACED somewhere about the middle
ct the room. and every person (from
the unusual situation of the chair) sup
posed that it was placed there for Judge
Chase; and so indeed it was. But 70
the astonishment Of all who observed it,
just before the Senators took their seats,
this chair was removed. Now reader,
mark wePledge ourselves for the truth
OF it; Mr.. Mathers. the Scrieant at
Arms, approached Judge Chase and toll
him, that ne was instructed to inform
him, that it he wished seat he mus.
apply to the Senate for the permission Of
one, and that upon such application it
would be granted to him, Judge Chase
did apply accordingly, and had the pro-
missed permission. r..
Fact the 2d-Whilst Judge Chase
was making his address to the Senate he:
was once, twice, or thrice, interrupted
by the President. The cause of this in
terruPtion appeared to arise from a sup
position on the part Of the President.
that the Judge was wandering from the
question before the Senate-that aues,i-
on being a request on the part of the
Judge, to continue his trial until the first
day OF the next Session of Congress-
The Judge, in order to shew the 'propr,.
ETY. oil continuing his trial, touched in
some degree upon the merits Of the i'm.
Peachment derived from the articles
which had been preferred againsshim--
To touehupon these merits, at It'd. tim.
was improper in the Judge, as Mr.. BUR-
thought, and therefore Interrupted him
once, t1oice and thrice. ...&* r.
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vbol.dxtent Of that evil which u "'
ednes. lof demagosues is co'." 's ~" ID
nor pskaps will all the mis- h'"''. , "a, ~"J
disgra;sful tendency be asAnoH h'n 5be
or PERI lived, until too late ""I ,"r IS
time oEkyarnirg is over and the ,ho.
feeling sbsil have come. H"wtFtf 'na
NAV BE- for the sake Of the few VINO y:.
have sense and principle, we o1 n 81
;nrortsn, that the nation sh@'i" NC re-
cul4rly told Of every step IN ''. rs ~.
| testible proceeding and that ~ -.
| neGt of poste ri,y at least every r"'' ~
, should be hung in print and S'*'e upo '
rscord W. therefore chaIlenyr the at
| ten,ion of every reader to Judge IhAse'
( adde's. on his appearance before '''s
nate, which will be found at luI 'eNS"
| in this day paper. Wedoth'' ne more
earnestly, ia order to prevent every un-
favourable imrre ssion intended by the
account in the National InteiI'6"ncer OF
,ha, m rnial, garbling, cant'ng ll,'ie sco" n
IrtI whom 81 like master like man
Aur noble President keeps to PnrFey LOT
is ofi,iA print" And aitTr consi-
| .cr;ns the sol mn, digni6ed and reason-
= lie arlfr IS of Jocgr Chase, we ask
49, y - = GS-Lz--H
rat, wh, ~er>r to l., !,urd, tt lay his
""nd Oh. ''', he art. and saH what he links
Vt the tun..2ct of the Senate on the very
outset OF tbs husir-ss, and their treat
n'nt rs the Court TO -. J"dgc Chase of
It's ~. lat "a 'tr time TO prepare for
u"l! W via nov interrupt the rt Aecti-
on' VII. a amcre Vie" Of the case ought
TO iI~, ..", j.. any further re mark of our
O" !: present nor By The Introduction
OF any 0,hcr editorial matters .his week
take from the subject Of this article the
hvts. and undivided attention ii should
g,"-Ta!l, command.
Frcdrr$ck4 T'o1Un Herald.
: -
" On the 7:h inst. the trinl Of the i'm
psaehracnt against Edward Shipper, is.
; per Yeases, and thomas Smith, ASSOC
; ate judge of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsl lvania, commenced at Lancaster,
! before the Senate. MIR. Rodney appear
/ ed as counsel for the managers, and
Messrs. Dallas and Ingctsol, counsel
for the Judges.
The articles Of impeachment having
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
Ssyry Counts. y; III ;;,;;o Cd e3rne. 1856.


Sasry County. Virginia 6,b ss3rne, 1866.
MAS corn1ni,ted to the Jail Of
v y this county. on the .,4,h day OF February
last, negro man who calls himself BOOKER,
and says that he belongs TO 4 Mr., Ezekiel Wal
den of Northumberland county. but appears to
DC AZ considerable loss to tell whether in Mary
and OF this state. He says that he left this coun-
y in April. 1904, in puIsui. ef his wife, wnien
had been sold. lie 10 stou, well made feiow'
about % years old. appears 70 have gone by wa
ter. and says tha; he sailed in the schooner John'
10 and from Baltimore. The said negrosis now
hired out agree able to law. Ills owner is eessr-
ed to come forward, prove property pay charges
and take him away.
David Price, M
SIN Keeper of the jail. sury courthouse
TO RENT,
1.-THE HOUSE lately occupied by
D. Thomas Gillrat. and immediate possession
siven--Apply 70
Gilliat & Kirby.
Richmond. June %. 1905 If
w HI 5 * e Y.
TALIAFERRO and DICKIN-
3 SON. near the bason. keep constant
upHly of Hhiskey. distilled west Of the Blue
Ridge.
Richmond. June 5. 1905. am.
.
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JACOB Johnson,


Wholesale and resdif Bookseiier e. Sfofforef-,
has far saie, az his store, a .fSsu doors
helm me Aarkeihouse, Ricbmond,
HE Works Of Laurence Sterne, A. M. in s
4 vols; Smiths Wealth of Nations Modern
Geography abridged by Dawes; general assorr-
ineui Of School Books q variety Of Others IN the
diaerens Departments Of literature; Writing Pa
per Of various sizes and qualities States aud PERI
ellis, Sealing Wax and Waters Black and Red
lnk and Ink Powder. Copying Ink Powder, for
the copying press, Printing Ink, Parchment and
Paste B,ards, Receipt Books, Blank Books Of
ry Article in the Stationary Line
Having an extensive Bork establishments
in Philadelphia, IL enabled TO SCI on as low tefrrs
rs any other house in the U S,ates--he therefore
very respectfully soeis the orders Of country mer-
chants. &c.
July IS. 1905. &c
- The highest price in CASH, will be given
for Clean Linen and Cotton RAGS.
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M ] L L | n Z r z.

MFRS. BUCKNER having COM
lWA rlenced BUSINESS in Manches ter in the line
of MILNE R1r 81 1fANTUA, MIXING, re-
speafuliy soIicIss the patronage of her friends
and the public,
She has on hand a. present small assortment
OF the articles necessary in that line ef business.
AND shortly expess to receive from New-York
an additional supply
Al commands from the country will be faith.
fully and puntfuaIly attended 10. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-14
no RENT.

Il Brick Luni6cr7ionsc, on TIE bdson.
FOR SALE,
German Oznaburgs, by the piece or bale.
Genuine Medcck Ciaret, of the vim , In cases Of
tage Of 1901, 80 bottles
Sosurn Wine. CT the vintage of do. each.
A few dining and dessrt Gets of elegant French
China.
The above Wines are such as can be particularly
recommended, having been laid in last September.
at Bordeaux. by one OF the partners. then on the
spot, who took uncommon pains in the selection.
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond. July %. 1905. 4w
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FOR SALE,

One Moicfy Of n Brick z cne,neaf,
IN central part Of the CRY Of Richmond, con-
Il sisting Of TWO story hcpte with store and
counting room on the loves floor. and FIVE rooms
above conveniently plsn'd for family with
passage leading 20 them Imaking al the rooms
private) and a cellar under the whole house--a
three story Lumber house, Kitchen, Stable, &c.
A considerable credit WILDE given fortwo shiFds
Of the purchase money .-foI further particulars
enquire OF tho printer. wit
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Forty Dollars Reward.

TD UN awayfrom the subscriber liv-
Z 3 ing in Granville county, North Caroina.
n March last, two bright mulu,to fellows; one
by the name of d ARTIEY, about SIS years of
age, he has butiitte to say and appears 70 be vc-
~ hnfnolei he Is a tolerable good Shoemaker
and Cooper, abopi 5 feet 10 or IL inches high,
and he is a well set negro.--C GORGE is about
2, years of age. about feet high. spare made,
but very active negro, fcnd Of drink, and very
forward saucy fellow. expect they have OBJ
taiuei free passes and will endeavor to pass for
free negroes; it Is probable they are lrrling a
bout Manchester, Richmond or Petersburg; they
were seen in Manchester few days past Any
person .ating them up and combining them in jiit,
so thai get them, shall have the above reward,
or 90 dollars for either, paid BY ,hs subscriber.
LEWIS HEElNG
June 5,h, 1905. If
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Geo. Watt

Geo. Watt
HAS removed from the store he formerly oc
i 4 cuped TO brick house on the cross stree,
le aiding ,ro'n the u'aln street TO Shockoe ware
house, where he has on hand aud offers to dis
pose OF on moderate terms, by wholesale,
The folio7uing Atncles, viz $:
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars.
n. England. w. Island. and Antigua Rum,
Cogniac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of i superior Quality.
Molasses. Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young H,son ard Imperial Tea,
400 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
Patent Shot, assorted sizes--And
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods
consisting principally OF articles suited to tn,
present and approaching season. which he val
either sell on credit Of 8, 8 and months, fol
notes negocisble at The Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco
Flour or Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d March, 1906
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

y RAYED Ok STOLEN
IRON the commons Of this city. on Thursday
4 the 9th ult--A BLACK HORSE, with a
small white spot in his forehead. hanging name
and switch tail, about four feet ten inches high,
supposed to be six years old last spring-he is a
compaa well made horse.-A liberal reward will
b. given on delivering the said horse to Mr. Ma.
thaniel c. Lipscombe of Hanover, or to the sub.
scriber in Richmond
Spotswood Lipscombe.
Richmond. Shockoe Hill July S, 1905. IF
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~ TIE GOVERNOR ~ rnf connsswrALrn
OF vlscISIAs
A PROCLAMATION.

OF visciSIAs
A PROCLAMATION.
WTJHEREAS it duly appears to the
WV executive that GEORGE DILLAND,
charged b, the inqu,sition oil coroner with the
murder of Henry lyimore. late of the county OF
King and Queen. hath fed from justice-I have
therefore thought fit, with The advice of the coun-
Gil Of stale to issue this proclamation. hereby Of.
feung reward Of One Hundred Dollzrs, TO any
person or persons who shalt apprchend the said
George Billiard, and convey him before the coro-
or justice of the peace for the county aforc.
said. 70 be committed to Jail for examination,
isuching the said murder. md / do moreover
enjoin all officers, civil and military, and exhort
the good people of the commonwealth, to use
their best endeavers to apprehendthe said George
Ddlard, that he may be dealt with as, in such
cases, the law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor. with the
seal Of the commonwealth annexed, at
Richmond, this 5th day of June. the
q 81 year of our Lord, ono thousand eight hun
drsd and Ave, and of The commonwealth
the twenty ninth.
(SignedJ JOHN PACE.
GEORGE D1LLhRD is Eve feet Ell ht or nine
inches high toerable fair complexion, short black
hair, dark eyes, well set, and somewhat droops
in the shoulders, slow and soft of speech and of =
smilirg counienancc when speaking. about TWEEN
ty four or twenty Ave years of age when he abb
seconded, he road large ssrrelhorse. about five
feet high, some white feet, large white spot in his
forehead and a snip on the tsSse
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-21

fstass was made by III: Macon (srsatsr>;
aso,herdebats Of sons9isyth took place,
mud when che Feousaittss divided here
we're % IN favor of stirling out, and 50
against, so-it vas 6etermi6sd - the nete-
tive. s 81 80 F7ss3 t,9-l,.,..s 4ssss Bis.
Mr.. Elmer prsposed 4 new section .sta.
tracing the cases Of Msssrs.> Bawsu,
Moore and Elmer officers Ut artillery,
Do. who were nor stnehed to the line OF
snysfase; prdskiiag FIR an allowance ,of
misrepresentation .of sheirspsSs which .hsy
ID not cbtaia, under the sesoiuticn of che
old eeagreps, ID consequences ud having re-.
signed q few days previous to 'its tsking
EFFECT. e<2. = - = is,i,.
Thu mu,ion did no. saceeed, only 10
fmenbss soting ia It's favor. III
Mr.. Thomas proposed a new Isetion
enacsiss thar the claim Of the United States
fagains, Individual states fos balances which
foetarss& previous to the year,i7so. shoald
eontinueto exist till the day ct
F,shd no luger.
This notion vas also lost, only 20 RE
INK Ia tbI1VCte - 49, = '-. .t,...s,at ...s
The Las section iimitirx thu duration Of
the law fg years being under con-
siderarios it was proposed to ill up the,
blank with 2, 5, and 20. 81:
The QUESTION WAS taken on the highest
number, nz, 90 and lost, only 81 msin-
bers voting in IT'S favor.
: On filMg it with -3-ysars the house di.
vidcd, aud were ls2 IN the sfhs q attire and
az in the aegative, 50 twas carried.
The cemnf.ttee ths.l rose and reported
the bill audi its arasndins nss, and the house
proceeded to consider the same.
A considerable eeba,etnok place on con.
curing III the amendment propotsd by
MIR. Claiborne, extending ths Law to un.
,iquidated claims, and upon the question
of con urtiug the house divided, and were
FOR it 54--against il $3.50 the amend.
mtnt was not agreed 70.
/ Several verbal amendmsnts was after.
wards agreed to, and the bill wa ordered
sobe engrosssd for a,third resdiog toner.
row.
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. Yer.
planck, Of New.Yotk, obtained leave Of
absence frtm Monday next 70 the eud Of
the session.
Adjourned.
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Loft Lat Evening,

BETWEEN Pnsee ard King. aIrets Red
Morocco Pocket Book with tie fuh(cribe,'s niae
in ,ull under me Gap. containing two Eve dollar
notes OF the Potomac Bank, one Ticket III the
fredericksburg LOTTERY, No. 'ze4o. and the CO.
py OF 40 ir&rumen, OF writing. .- - -
A reward Of dollars will be given on tsviAs
che book and its contents reaored. ..'s's~
JOHN NJ. SHELTERED.
Living with Mr.. heory X. May, 4, III. CDR.
der :,f'Kias spd UMon-aretss.
January IS 49, d7t =
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Ywcntv Dollars Re5uDd.

31Ucnty tDettG7s keulTd.
! Eloped from the fdblcriber, living
in TIE toso ct P,eilhursh, Virginia. on the
ieh. o. tho a4.h nit. wihoa. ssy ptovocasisp,
very Ugh, mu'a.to man, Who ~. generally
. oeen known by the asn,s af GEORGE TALE,
sme,ly the prop'y Of NJ. Hector hlexanJer,
4, Il Dumfries. from wh"m pufchafed bin about
~et,e nn.nth, 6nce. He is an excellent boot
sn,l hos ni.,sr, aud fefred an apprenticeship 10
ihit boGncfs wirh NJ. James S. 10 ihan, OF the
.fo4efsid places fr m whence h. slope1 to Nor.
ok, and ~As .he'e sfp ehenaea, lodged in Jail,
aai bfongar'h re BY fis mater. Ee is about
years old, $ feet ? or 8 inches h:sh, vel
psopotti"9ed, a. iisae peck r;tt.d, WIKI black
asir, rs,hcr lark iE tort, bosie,ioea &c cus! az
he back. of his heai. rs ce rei;n.h!es rec &c:
,eraiiiy q! sesroes, his face appears very much
xcaris,ed, from recent boxing asteh ~ish
one o. Tvs eomp,nious. i:apptsrs snheeeaafy
% a;,e.n2. r>:oc:r d"lerip'on Il he eloa:sips.
!. am informed &c eit':es bzrtcred Or (dG the
nslor ~ ,hsa.. ., -.
] an c,nrinfed he is ts.. on Exins rrEaerc.
in fodae 81 .i's northern Rates, and ~iiI no dOsbt
at.empr 10 pts &2a free,pan.
Il mighty ca0b1ble be look WITH hifa grey
hof,, asou, nie, years OLD smd FIVE fees high, as
the ashis vas broken oeeu the nigh Ee tle,ped,
and frca . horfs taken sxsy He ie will kfow"
In many Of che northern .owIs. viii gi$e TO
shove reward toany p-'fon whs viii d:Ilvef Mo-
TO Mr.. "A. Cooke, ia Frederick Gsfg, Ms. Ina
Gssliek, Dumiries, M. Safnssl Crng, Alexandria.
OF AIR. TAonas ;Dobbis. Baltimore, q fos 10
curing tin in say jsi 70 t'sri can gel n. =.
gain and ten d.li,r fif delivering. 'as Ass''
-. - 49, JOHN COOKE. !.
N. 3. / a,a, publicly fcf~ara 81 g 'ssn q
vei.. IS snd oihst., hoo hsrbon,ing, snploSF'g ~
ss,sying Ok said GAYS, order Nd hu peas'eg tam
the extent e ID. Inv rnsG. sss r'eed y 'oca
cases. - s''r+AJ So =" 49,
: ilsh. al. Sc oar
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Was left al. my Store, 80
Some .i.ae IN the fall of the year 1905, BY one
81 the George. ToYn packet men,
" 4 Keg. Of Pot-Am. o.,
TIE owner may haye it on application, by
paying the eoR Of this aivertif.m-nt.
William b. Ren.
January 81. ~, 49,. 81
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N o TICE.

The Stockholders In the Bank OF
Potomac, are hereby notiaed, that the thirdi".
aslnent Of Tw.n:y Eve Dallan OF each th''s Of
stock, will bseome doe "a Saturday ii . ID Of
February next.
Charles Page, Csthier.
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All pcrfons arc forewarned from
ihoo,ias, or trekpalhns In any other
mannc upon the Farm | lately occa-
pied, about five miles from Aiexan
da. g..
John Wis.,.