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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
NINTH CONGRESS,
OF THE
j UNITED STATES or. AMERICA. !
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, December is.

Mr.. Crowninshield, from the commit
tee of commerce and manufactures, to
which the bill for the relief of Theodorick
Armstead of Norfolk, was re-committed,
stated he sase of the petitioner as enquired
into by the committee that no relief could
be had for the petitioner, except through
congress Mr. c. therefore again present.
edthe bill without any amendment.
On motion toreferthe bill TO a commit
tee Of the whole, Mr.. Newton was adj
verse he shoughs the subject, had been
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is.

\ Arrived, ship Martha. Gaul (late Hen.
&derson, who died at Calcntts) from
&Caeus,a. Left there, the 4sh July, ship
ST.. Cuthbers. Hooker, of and for New
York, about ist Sept. ship Hampton.
lsaaes, do. do. 18th August; ship Eliza.
beth, Mum, of and for Baltimore, waiting
for sugars. On the 9Th Aug. James Hull,
"a sailor, fell from the bowsprit, and not.
wishstandiag the utmost exertions of the
#crew could not be saved. On the 5sh of
&of October in LAT. SO, Il, soush long. IA,
spoke ship Alligator, captain E. Swain, of
and from Nantuckef, and the same day.
spoke the ship Industry, captain Russell, of
and from Nantucket, both on whaling voy-
n ages, all well. then out IL months and
81 nearly tuli, Dec. 8, la.. 81, 26,, N. long.
4 y, spoke ship Robert Murray, Swinson,
from New Orleans, for Bordeaux, out IS
days, all well. The Martha left the Sand
Heads the 18th July, and has been on this
coast 80 days.
Arrived schooner Betsy, Ellis, from Je-
remie, sailed iech Nov. under CONVOY Of
the brig Antelope, of aud for Baltimore
and parted company the Sd instant, in lat.
20.
OH {. N. Mole the Antelope was board
cd ey the British sloop of war, L. Ray
nard and had 4 men pressed, she after.
wards chased the Betsy several hours, bn,
could mot come ZAP with her. Nov. a8th,
captain Ellis spoke brig Fame, Wilson, 6
days from North Carolisa, for Kingston,
In lat. Is. Nov. 3oth, brig Pilgrim. Smish,
: days from Savannah, for Kingson, in las.
Captain Ellis left no Americas vessels at
Jeremie.
Yesterday arrived, sch'r Whitney, capt.
Hand, from Antigua. On the ls,h inst.
IN lat. 81, IS, long. IS, spoke brig Wash.
ilngton, captain B. Crowell. from New
York for Savanna, out three days, who
generously supplied captain Hand with
some provisions of which he was in great
want. Leftat Antigua, ship Ontario, aud
brig $50, captain Bnnce. of New. York,
and the sloop George, of Norfolk, all car.
RED IN for adjudication.
Dams day, arried schr. Fly, capt, M.Far-
land - days from Porto Rico. Left there,
sch'r Governor MsKean, Morse. Of this
PovE. who being refused admittance into
1'.sr'esoo Or suffered 10 trade and having
:k'sa several other ports. put into Porto.
s.
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The house went into acomnittse Of tie
whole on the rules and regulations Of tia
house, after many amendments being rnads
and lengthy dc bates thereon, The rules were
read as amended and passed.
The house went into q committee OF the
whole on the third reading of the bill tor
the relief OF Theoderick nrmistead WHICH
was ordered 70 be rpgrossed-
Adjourned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
70 HIRE,
FIVE DOLLARS Rewayd.
Decembc ri3.

= = = A-h11tAA>0 NCWes' %
CTRAYED from pstsr- near Asexands:..
y BLACK MARE COLI, about IA al
hElf hands high, three OF her teet marked with
a little white, has "a. and fwi,ch tail. Any
perfon giving information to Mr.. Toka Drift,
10 Alexandria, or to .Jebn B. AadsyJaa, in the
City Of Warrington, 70 that lhe may be had a.
gain, hall receive the above reward.
December l8 ezt
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aleranur(a Daap aohprttser.
WEDNESDAY, DEcRMBRR is.

The Circuit Cour. OF the district of Co.
Iumbia, has been engaged Tor the two last
days on the trial Of John A. Burford, for
the robbery and attempt to murder, Mr..
Peter, of the Bank of Columbia, in June
last; and this morning the jury brought in
verdict Not Guilty.
Taken for the g ALEXANDRIA DAILY
ADVERTISER"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
! SALEM December 70.
! gaak 5sssyssn the French g
- AslfysGas

c,,,,v .Iass the ship Messenger,
& 0a'I sufsu.oD. arrived here from AM :.
am Frsm Mr.. John Forester the
Ian. .o we have the following ascouiaat !:
realsO s. che siss Of October, which was
nas - Ssfors he sailed from the Helder'
Gay o, n,bl;c room at that place, an ar
p - read and orally translated from n
a ms paper just received giving
m a,a, but not aa Official one, OF bat
s as;ng been fought between the french
la ..s,;,ns. in Germany, in which the
s.re defeated. Mr.. F. did not take
|sr w. Or any minutes ofthe account,
] g thrn expecting 20 be in America so
'ass some other Americans who were
=. Blu, the impression left upon his
"a from the reading was-thas tn e
s0eb by forced marches came upon the
.,r;sns By surprise-that battle ensued
4 .nder such disadvantages on the part
H. sustrians, that they were net able or
4 MI. make very vigorous resistance,
j, ~. = :, ,h.ir retreat was so cut off, that f.
H. ,h.v surrendered themselves prison.
- he number of thirty thousand The
H. Of the French which engaged the
.,r;a,. was stated to have been com.
|sadra BY Marshal prince Murat.
Ea,,aiu Swaioe Of the ship Perseverance
..;l immediate after the Messenger for
law York, was present when the a.
\. account was read, aud took minutes
/ II: from him therefore we may shortly
poet the particulars.
From the position of the hostile armies
the last accounts, there can be NO doubt
4, they must have had a rencontre some
ne iu the month of October. From the
Detuous character of Bonaparte, and the
owledge that he was pushing on his
ops with the utmost vigonr, even to the
station ofthe Prussian territory, IN order
meet the Austrians before the junction
he Russians, il is probable he may have
en- them, as stated, by surprise, & gained
reas advantage over them. But the
mber of prisoners is greatly exaggerated
Tor is it ,ofbe supposed that any large
" Of Austrian troops would have sur
dered without a bloody conflict.
.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
HENRY K. MAY

Has received. Per Brig Equator, M-oie, IRON
New.Caftle, and offers tor Sale, # insn!cdi,
ately applied for;
80 casks Red Lad,
IS casks Parent Shot,
IS casks Iagot Lead; and
SO hsets Milled SO.
December l8. G
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
FOR SALE,

a MALE SERVAN +, about ~ years cd.
n who ia honeh, fobcr and indnhlicns; is
an excellent houle leryans and 7Oaler has ceca-
ionally cooked. Re lsfcd only for want Of
employment by his.owness; and alihergh aflsSe
for lie had rather fell him FIR Term Of
owing 10 hi, fidelity as fsfyant. fss IS sssels.
known in town by gentlemen who csn ve,iqls
Tor his honeay. For ins,ser information sprsy.
to the Printer.
Decembc 49, 5.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06
a Bargain il Land.

The subscriber will sen his Pldnta.
ton, containing Two hundrt d'snd
torty-six acres, laying IN the county 81
Berkeley. state Of Virginia, near II.
road leading from Matipsbufgto Win
chester, and within 6ye miles 81 the for.
mef, adjoining the lands 81 Mai. Bedin.
ger, Maj. Bry arly and Others !; there Is
one hundred and forp Or City acres clear.
ed and under cultivation, the balance u
uncommonly well timbercd, the whoIe
layswell, and considered equal is any
IN the county for fertility, therc Is 81
the premises tolefahle improve ments; 4
i thought Unnecessary 70 give further
description. IS it i presnned any PER-
son wishing 20 purchase win frst view
the premises.
Ivpiliaise sek small Tract, contain.
ing 6lty.four acres lying within one and
half miles Of DaIkesyilie, whereon
there isa Sasv-l 2 II and Dishilerg efect-
Cd. with the Stills, Tubs, and every
thing belonging 10 the Distillery, there
Is alsoon il 1 toleFable DWELLING House
and Garden, the balance ID woods. ~
Also, two Lots ii Darkesyille, con.
tanning half a. acre each, there il on
one ofthe Lots, ! tvo-stdly Log Dwell.
ing House. S0by 20 feet, wealth board.
Sd and well finished, good Kischen. STA.
bic, Smith Shop, Sc. an exrellsnt Wei
Of Water at The door that never fails. he
Lot isronsidered equal II not preferable
20 anyint the place Tor fertility, conyeni.
snce of water, &c.
dtscs onthe other Lot there i I rood
and ccnvenient Store House, with A e.
cellent Cellar, which 1t present i occn-
pied Is such By Messfs. Gibben B OF.
fun, there : ! good Stable thereon, md
the Lot enclosed and wen see with clo.
YER. g
For sermsaPply % The subscriber IL
Darkssyille, who viii give generous har-
gainsfor good psy, and win take sorns
Negroes in part, should Il suitthe pur-
chaser.
ALEXANDER MILLER. y;
Septembera7, 1905. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06
FALL md WINTER
o O D S.

.gT-HE subscribers respectfully inform
kleir cnstomers and the Pr lie &C.
morally, that the, have received ! very
extensive and complete assortmrnt az
FALL. and WINTER GOODS, lore.
ther with 1 variety Of
I leganr, New Faf hianable
Fancy Goods,
wen worldly the attention 81 purchasers
q distance Ias well Is those immsdiate-
" ia this neighbourhood, Is they were
bought unusually cheap, andon the same
conditions are offered Tor sale.
JAMES & JOHN LANE. u
Shepherds Town, November I, 1905.
7. S. They have also for sale Ten, se.
ven and six plate Stoves, together with
'acomplete assortment 81 other Castings.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06
New Goods.

HE sobseribers hive Just received
- and are now opening q general A.
sortmentpf + I'LL q WINTER GQ0DSs
soeetherNith ! full supply Of H ARD
WARE, SADLERY &CUTLERY;
also, QUEENS WARE, GROCE-
RIES, LIQUORS and TEAS. of !
susperior quality; ali which have been
selected from The last importations. and
are offered for sale IL heir store, 'front.'
ing the market house, II the most redu.
ced prices FOR Cash o. Country Produce.
LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS. \
Mar,inshurg, November ~, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-12-06

ON Monday h;etf nrari. ~ "a iasf.
~ NIGHT SCHOOL Nil cenne,ce
- fle ,Sron< .Sttopf Housf ~ ftis ss.os.
Tisse rho so;.t % trcens Scislars. ~
ye1pr<frd % make - <arly eebiicei;oa. z
q , noe probable "A SekeSi 5iL| - <sat;-
npci n,rs ttil ftfte n5nlts IA brsS<zs
ss1ssr. ylMES MzxKtLL.
Asrissts1E, Asve1tsr 1, lsoS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-22
Adjourned.
MONDAY. Fehrnnrv IL.


The fpeaker laid before the Tioufe. a letter from
the po0-naIier general, accompanying his reporr on
the petition ofiundry inhabitants OF Newbern m CT
Ordered TO lie on the table.
A petition preieatcI from A;,thony Benezet
and others, which referred the coaiinlt,ee Of
ways ard means.
Petitions were rrscu.ci TO the II9ur, from Fran
els Naelas, Of Svanton W. Robert Singleton Glouce
ter <Virg.l and Peter D. Democrat m " which
were referred to the committee Of Claims.
Petitions OF John M FaCun, and OF john RI'Fadon,
and Francis Iohonnot, of Baltimore (EIi1 were pre-
tented 20 the Houe and ordered to be referred to the
lecretary Of the ,reafury.
Petitions of iundry inhabitants or he na.c of Penn
ylvaua preientei to the Ioue for tho e!abIib
nent OF poit-road from Bethlehem, te Berwick &c
Referred to the committee OF pot oilic,s and poa
roads.
The Houie returned the confederation Of the report
ofthe committee of claims On tie petition of Peer
pede:ciarx, Of Newcrleans. when it was
Ee:oived, That Peter Pedsi,laux have leave to with
draw his petition.
The tIenfe according to he or,ier Of the day, re-
iolved ite.f !nto l c1tum,tce OF ,ie whole
MIR. GREGG in the chair
On the petition Of 4-7y Dr~g- and after Co,ne
ne pent therein, the committee rofe and reported
the following reiolr.icu:
ky0'0-d, That the prayer of Amy Dardn IS rcaC.n-
able and ought to be granted
cgaered, that MIR. Claiborne, Mr.. Eilio. and Mr.
Conrad 40 prePare bill purluaat to the cl relou-
ton.
mefiige was received from, the Senate notifying
h1t they had conflered ne bill declaring the aGant
of Congress 70 at cf .hc general aIembly of Norh
! Carohna and have relovei that !; do not pals
The toufe according 10 the order OF the day, re-
lowed itie'f iuto a committee OF TIE WHOLE
MIR GREco in the chair.
On the b,il to eRahlih the Glr.Els Of Gennefee Of
Bnialoe creek and OF Miami aud To alter tue port OF
ot entry of the diria Of Erie ana a,,, !ome time
iert rn"ren, the committee ruie and reported the bill
without amenimcnf
Ordered, that it be cngroGtd for a third reading
Tomorrow.
MIR. Lo7s-Jsf reported bill declaring the content
OF ConSrei5 10 an az of the fate Of South Carolina
raiet OIL The Gin Dec. 1902 rs far as it relates 10 ar
thor!iag the city council Of Charleston to imDofe and
coect duty the TONNAGE Of veIeis from FOREIGN
ports which read the ii'G aud feconA time and
committed toa committee OF the whole FIoufe to-
morrow.
The Houle then reColved i,ielf into a committee
OF the whole, and attended the trial Of Samuel Chat.
and after inme time fpent n rein, the committee re-
turned, and MIR. Speaker having returned the chair
Mr.. Tarep7 reported, that the committee had at
tended the iaid trial. and tia; farther progress had
been made therein.
Adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-22
TUESDAY, February la.
On motion.


Relolved, that committee he appointed CT the
part Of this Houfe to join lch committee as NAV be
appointed on the part Of TIE Senate to aicerai and
report 4 mode OF examining TIE votes for PrefIert
and Vice Prefieut, and Of Notifying the perions
who hall be eeSed, ofthei elections and 10 reau
late the time, place and manner of administering the
oath Of Office to the PRECEDENT
Ordered, That Mr.. I. Cav. MIR. Varnun,. Mr.. Der
10, NJ Eofiia, Who're and Hlr. Dickion be APP
pointed committee, purfuaut to the fad refouton.
Onmotion,
Reiolvcd, That a committee be appointed on the
part of this Houie, to join fich committee as NAV he
appointed on the part of III. Senae to enquire and
report whether any, ard if any, what further mea-
lures ought to be adopted FOR the accommodation of
he PFeijent OF the United States for the term COM
mencing on the fourth day Of March next.
Ordered, that Mr.. Nichol(on Mr. Roger Grifwold,
aud Mr.. 6ryau, o. appointed committee, purfuant
20 the lad refolution
petition preiented from fundry inhabitants
OF Maliachuetts, praying that BuckAown may be
made port of entry and delivery &C. and alfo a pc
tton OF Elizabeth Peckham, which were Referred to
the committee Of commerce and manufactures.
a petition OF Benjamin Smith, of Trenton, New
IeTiey, was preented to the Houfe as alto a petition
OF aaron Shepard, of the county of Orleans (Ver-
monfJ. which were referred to the committee of
claims.
The engroned bill to eNablilh the dihrias Of Cen
Melee &c was read the third time and paned.
On motion,
a committee was appointed, corGaing Of Nefrs.
Stanford, Huger and Merrweather TO enquire if anv
and what alteration necelary to be made in the time
OF holding the diitritt courts Of North Carolina.
Mr.. Cyo1cRig6ieId, from the commi tee of Com
merce and Manufactures, reported bill for the re-
lief Of Philip Nicklin and Robert f. Griffith, which
was read the iir and iecond time, and committed to
committee Of the whole Houfe, tomorrow.
q petition and memorial preiented to the
Houie from Paul Boughman of wilmington, Dela-
ware.
Referred 10 the committee to whom was referred
The bill, making PToylon for perfous that have been
diabed b. known wounds, received in the actual fer
vice Of the United States during the Revolutionary
war.
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4
The Conrt was opened at 10 a. NJ. Prefcnt
the MANAGERS, accompanied by the Houft
of Representatives and Mr.. CHASE, attended
by his Council.
We omitted to notice, in our lat, tine appear
ance Of Mr.. Charles Lee, as council for Judge
Chalc.
William Writ, Meriwcther Jones, Hugh
Holmes, Aqua Hall, Thomas Han, John HAIR
vey, Rifden Biihop, and Philip Stewart, were
again called on tie part ofthe proiecution, with
out anfweriug.
Tie P,cfdent encr;red Of the Managers whe-
ther they had clofed the teftimony which il was
intended to adduce in behalf of the Houie of
Representatives.
Mr.. Rolqcr replied that fevera of the wit
nei!es being abfent, it was the nope of the Ma
nagers that ihould they hereafter attend, their
teitmony would be received after that ON the
part Of Judge Chaie was ciofed.
Tire PreFdeHf ohfrrved that iuch dcfi~e ap-
peared to be reaionabe; but that the future
admiiiou &C tellmony on the part of the Houfe
Of Representatives. mult depend on the difcre-
ton OF the court n the trial.
Tire Prefdent, then aidtcGing himitlf to
Judge Chaie, informed him that nc might pro.
coed witE his defence.
When Mr. H0rber roir, and in a fose.h OF A.
bout half an hour, Rated the grounds Of The de-
fence which the Respondent meant TO make.
Samuel Ewing, Eiw7rd J. Coale, William
Eawlc, William Meredith, Luther Martin,
James Winchelter, and William NIar,',q.!,
were examined on behalf Of Jndgc Caacl. The
court ADJOURNED at about o'clock.
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by the Senate 70 the bi making appropriations for
the furPort of the military eis5ihncut for the year
1905.
The Houfe proceeded to conhder the report Of the
committee OF claims, on the petition c. Peer Pedox-
aGx of New Orleans, when tie far,her confederation
thereof was pofpored until Monday next.
The memorial and petitions OF Samuel p Beall,
James Bonnei, Seth Bowen i,,G Chamberlain, -;
Elmer, jonathan Moore, William L. Smith and Moles
Young, were referred to- the committee TO whom was
referred the bill for exnguiihng tine debts due from
the United States.
The Houte then refolved itfelf into committee Of
the whole and attended the trial of Samuel Chal ard
alter Tome time fpent therein the committee returned
aud Mr. Speaker having returned the chair
mr.. Ha,Hna reported, that The Committee had at
tended the iaid trial and that arogres had been made
therein.
Adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-22
SAruRpAY. FebrnarN @.

The BIZ from the Senate concerning the afcartain-
ING als 'dutng titles and claims to laud in the terri
tory oi Orleans, read the FIRE and lecond time and
committed to a committee Of the whole Houle, on
Monday next.
Mr. LaHi'goye reported on the memorial of the L.
giis,iye council and Houie OF Representative. of the
Miliippi territory, which was committed to a conn
m'ttce o! dle whole on Monday next.
dfr L Hiryrr ALTO reported bill erterdir, tbe
right Of outrage in the MiG.aippi territory; which
was red the FIRE and ieconl time and committed 70
acomuittce Of The whole Houle, on Monday next.
Nh CyosoaiyBiid from the committee Of commerce
and Manufactures prcien-ed bill making Plymouth,
~ e. port Of entry, which was read the lira and
ieco1d time, and committed 10 a committee of the
whole bouie, on Monday next
Mr. So1ibaJd reported bill authorizing the fecre-
tary AZ war 20 iiide military land warrants which was
read The lirit and iceoud due and committed to COM
ni.tee OF the whole doufs, on 1ueidaynext
The memorial OF lundry citizens of Delaware pray
nag that New Cattle may be made. port of entry.
Pfriented December I'd, 1903, and report Of the
committee OF commerce aud manufactures, made AZ
tie TAT cihon were ordered to be referred to the COM
mttee Of commerce AVID manufactures.
Mr. CInbo,Ae, moved to refer the petition Of Amy
D'rdin 10 committee Of the whole Houle. th;. day
Agreed 70.
The i3oufe o0neurrcd IN the amendment prcpOfo d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-22
ACOUSTICS

I WOOD purpoies to deliver hi, lecture or A.
J conAcs, and to give an explanation of the o. IN
ciPles of lie Bruins Acouaic T5mple in the Aa4n,
hy RON: .! H. Gait'ii iio-norrow, at four o'clock
in the afternoon.
Asitwii' heiwP,iGble to have the Temple erect
ed in the AiieHbiv Room; tnofe who have nor vet
ioen 1t and attend the Lecture, may have the oppor
tunty OF 'ninect'nc II any evening next week-Per-
ions who hive lrra'y yid,ei the AcouHi- machine.
pay oA.Y ono h.i dollar, ul they are reuaeG I'd 10
give ~ th-ir r-1e5 on Zip Of paper to The Door
kerre-, 60 d..i'7Fliih them from thore who have
not Zen i'i 'nl - whom, the price of admHion is
one dollar. Feb %
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SAruRDAw. February 16-

The court vas opened at 10 a. NJ. Prcfent
TIE ElAEhGEilS, accompanied by tire Houte
OF Representatives, and Judge CHASE, attend
ed by hi, council.
David Mead Randolph, John Eiarlhall, Ed
muad Lee, John \. Chevalic, Robert Gamble,
Philip Guoch, and David R3oerrtan, were ex-
anin>d on behalf Of Judge Cha!e.--NVhen tie
court roft, at about ha!f paij o'clock.
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NJ WnnnsnM III
70 MR. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, OF
5DJIH-CAROLINA.

Fi't
4 S .s"~- r-' n r.Ede7t Of This Co,am.a-
-geFtb ard ba7e M agent or lfforney
7rH5ig fie J,g~, to 7vbom x ky1I notice can be
gi5'ev ro1 0re bercbg informed, that By z,irfpe
He lien Dird from the office of he Hiq5
Con,f of CbaRurg, far f5e 1Iddie G6,f7 ofTTr-
riai0, Nv ia1y dreled to b. bokden at TIE CabifoI
n hbs CITY at RicbnoHd, IN The fGt in Cbqnefrg
df'endi4g in Iaid ro1rt, IN zybicL yon are CombLqi-
NAM, and am DEHdaHf, Ij0H byoceed on
ne Eeeoad Monday in dbrH nevf, n TIE Ta7pyn
ofJaneS George IN the cougfy Of Coocbiaad and
Fefs ofPirgiHin, 10 fake The deboEfiont ofTbo-
mas .5ob9ll1, T2bH T1balou, ZacbarTab PyLia,u,
JobH Fref7veH, anil HTiian Cbirk, to BE- rrod
rs e1ideaee IN fJe Iqid Gif, and Hafiffbe E7me
e0aaet be taken on RE d7y aforelgid, fbe fqki1g
Hereof gVW h. continued by adtouJ,ameHf tram
dqy 10 dat until tie 7v5oi are co0lbleiea zybr1
and zvbere yon ma- Tr9R bicaf aftend.
amir 1oVs. sc.
BERRYn5ANJOHNSON.