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April 12, 1905.
LANDS FOR Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
/ Plantation whcreon he now lives,
situ:te on Back Creek, Berkeley County,
: miles from Martinsburg and IS from
Bath, containing 353 acres ofgood strong
Llme->tCnc Land, well watcred, with at
least sprngs-l5O> acres are cleared
and we'll enclosed, 8a,res Of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow Land the
remainder OF the tract is we'll covered
with fine tmber.-On the premises are
a convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, kIt,hen, a large Barn, Distil-
lerv, Fulln s Mill, and some OUT houses,
with number of Fruit trtes-I here is
good miti-scat, with sufiiciency of
water, on this tract 49,.
He viii also sell one other tract Of
Land, situate on the river Potomak,
near Rio hardson's Ferry, containing lO2
acres, 40 OF which are cleared, the great
er part river bottom, the remainder Of
the Land is we'll timbercd, and has =
large sugar-camp on ia small House
is now built, and logs ready for raising
atarger one. For terms apply to the,
subscriber.
WILLIAM SNODGRASS.
Back Creek, June %, 1904.
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lit shall be neatly and CORE city print
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on excellent paper, and an elegant new
type.
2. 1t will contain between three and
four hundred pages.
3. 1t shall be elegantly bound and let
tered.
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money, shall be entitled to one copy for
their trouble.
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err, and the different gentleman who hold
subscription papers.
% Subscriptions received at Mi> OGcr,
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May 10, 1905.

VX7ITH view of promoting the ge-
w neral interests of Learning and
Virtue in our country, at the same time
that he is necessarily employed in super
intending the education of his sons, the
subscriber has just opened a Grammar
School in Shepherd'.5 own, where be-
sides the Latin and Greek LangrAge.,
and some OF the most useful Sciences,
the elements of English Grammar will
be carefully taught, and particular pains
taken to enable the pupil to speak and
write his native tongue with propriety
and eleg 'nce. The price of tuition for
the LEARNED Languages and science will
be $50 per annum; for the English
Grammar SIG; one half of each sessi-
on to be paid in advance.
MOSES HOGE. .
Shepherds Town, MAY 3, 1905.
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WeaUer's Reeds.

4 IL kinds ofWeaver's Reeds (made
n BY that noted workman Christopher
M'Ahster) may be had at the following
Stores, viz: at Philip Nn6rnbousch'S in
Mar,insburg, at james s. Joh" Lanes.
Sriby & Cro1,'$, and at IA0mas TooIe's
in Shepherds Town, and at 0mes Hell
tdd,u'~ in Winchester; they may also
be I'd OF the subscriber, near Flaggs
mill, bv the small or large quantity.
CHRISTOPHER MALLS TER.
Berkeley County, May 3, 1905.
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HOUSE s. LOT FOR Sale.

DY virtue ola Deed Of Trust, execut-
ID ed by Hartman Midnight to me for
the purpose of satisfying sum ofmoney
due from said Hartman Midnight to
Benjamin Stephenson, will be sold at
public vendue, for ready money, on Sal
turday the first day of June next, at John
Smiths tavern in the town of Smith6eld,
a House and Lot situate in Smith6rld a.
foresaid, on the east side of the main
street, and known and distinguished in
the plan of said town by Lot No. 3, he
property of the said Hartman M'Knight.
The sale will begin at - o'clock, when
due attendance will be givenby
ANDREW WAGGONER, jun.
g.. Trustee.
Nav 10. 1908.
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WHEREAS the subscriber, in the
w month of March last, gave his
note to certain William holland (in
consideration Tor the purchase OF 4 cow
for six dollar S and eighty cents, pay able
the goth of October, 1905, and The said
cow having been bit by mad dog e
viousto mypurchasing her, in co"se-
ouence Of which she has died, l am
therefore determined MOTTO pay the said
note unless compelled by law, and do
hereby caution alt persons from taking
an assignment on 1t.
WILLIAM BENTLEY.
Berkeley County, May 3, 1905.
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DANCING.

THE subscriber cspe ctfully informs
i the Ladies and Genttc men Of Mar
tinsburg and its vicinity, that he viii
open Dancing School in this place, for
the instruction OF both sexes, on We'd.
nesday the 18th instant, atthe house Of
Mr.. Edmund Graham. Those Ladies
and Gentlemen who NAV plea,e to favour
him, may rest assured that the most I'M
remitted attention will be paid TO pupils
entrusted to his tuition and care.
~ A subscription paper isIett at Mr..
Graham's.
JAMES ROBARDET.
Mart:nsburg, May 10, 1905.
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PROPOSALS
B1 ID. DIETRICH, Bookseller,
HAGERsTowN, MARYLAND,
For Publishing bv Subscrib'fon,
THE FOLLOWING WORK,
FOR WHICH HEHAs OBTAINED "A COPY
RIGHT.
District Of Kavykandt0 7rit:
Be itremembered, That on the twelfth
day Of March, in the twen,v-nin,h YEAR
ofthe independence ofthe United States
of America, Jacob ID. Dietrich, of the
said District, hath deposited in this OF
hce, the title ola Book, the right where
the claims as Proprietor in the words
following, to wit:
1.-THE NEW
4 E K &c 4 "
( Jerks Magazine,
Complete Practical ConueydnceT.
CONTAINING
The most uscfM and necessary Prrce-
dents in Cont eednci"g, as settIed0"d
approved by the most eminent
C2MvetdncerS
observations and References ts the La1rs,
&c.
With a variety Of ofhrr mrfM
Instruments Of 1vrfting:
The whole OF whiyh are ad,P,ed to the
use Of, the Citizens Of the United
States and m IRE p.r;Ic"l rl, t" those
of the State OF Mar, land under the
following heads, viz.
AcquittAnces, Acknowledgements, AZ
freightment. Aii1dvIts, a 5rtemen,s,
Annuity, Apprentices, Arbitration, AS
signments, Awards, Bargains of Sale,
Bills of Sale, Bonds, Botomrv, Con-
tracts, Conditions, Covenants, Compo-
sition, Carpenters, Deeds, Dis,rcssrs,
Exchanges, Feofments, Gifts, Grants,
1ndentures, Leases, Letters of Attor-
ney, Letters of Licence, Mortg yes,
Obligations, Oaths, Partitions. Petit
ons, Promisory Notes, Receipts, Re-
leases, Revelations, Sales, Surrenders,
Settlements, Wills, sc. &c.
With
Necessary Instructions and forms ofPTe-
ccdents,
For the use of Justices Of the Peace,
Sheriffs, Coroncrs ard ConstabicS,
and Of matters which relate to the du-
ties of Executors and administrators
in the settlement of the Estates of de-
ceased persons also of Guardians, &c.
The wh7tr setectedfrom the Laws, ans
Dr0Mshts Of actu0I Practice.
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Who fed me from her gentle breast,
And hush'd me in her arms to rest,
And on my cheek sweet kisses Prest?
My Mother.
When sleep forsook my open eve,
Who was it sung sweet lullaby,
And rock'd me- that I should not cry?
- NV Mother.
Who sat and watch'd nv infant head,
When sleeping on my crAdftg1et!,
And tears of s~ Get affection shed!
My Mother.
When pain and sickness made me cry,
Who gAz'd upon m, heavy eve,
And wept for lear that should die ?
My Mother.
Who dressd my doll in clothes so gay,
And taught me pretty how to play,
And minded all I'd gotto say?
My Mother.
Who ran to help me when fell,
And would some pretty story tell,
Or kiss the place to make it we'll
My Mother.
Who taught nv infant lips to pray,
To love Gods holy book and day,
And walk in wis6om's pleasant way?
I My Mother.
Aud can I ever cease to be,
Afectionale and kin to thee,
Who was so very kind to me,
My Mother.
All! no: the thought't cannot bear,
And il God please nv lite to spare, 49,
hope l shall reward thy care,
My Mother.
Vixen thon art feeble, old and grey,
Nv h Althv arm sh Ill he thV stay,
And | will SO othe thy pains away,
$780, My Mother.
And when see thee hang thv head
Twill be nv turn TO watch thy bed,
And tears Of sweet affection shed,
My Mother.
For God, who lives above the skies,
Would look with vengeance in his eyes,
1t should ever dare desPise,
My Mother.
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At II EN To "!

THE Troop of CnvaIrr.eommanded
L hv Capt. Magnu, Fate. arc or
dered 70 attend parade at Butklcs.Iown,
On the 25th inse.-A p"nc,uAl attendance
will be necessary, as >nmz appointments
arc to be made on thy, dAr. f.
JOHN MCLEARY, 1st Serjt.
" May 10, 1905. = '~~-~-3.. A."
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There is much natural de'eri pfion,
= s,pee'ntss, simplicity, and fhol Pr'y
in the f-Ro.Uins lines. The child 'Oh'
can read them tUithaut feeling Si070
efaSecHon for his parent, has bit lille
seasibfk'y Or humanity in his brea't.]
Boston Gazette.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13
pubGt sale

On FRlDA hSAs,
Is s,y;ll Sc fold at the Vsnduc Store,
e ~ r u M
!, ~. and BIZ. Ftsash Brandy u Pips''
81 ' s pipe. and BIS, $.
S s'a'a s. saaa Apple Bandy iastA
s ss,s; 4 hha,. s:sscss and DIS.
caacolsis al IN bor..
s ssls nd dips ca0alss
5 Dim ';ss. d kegs, boxes and jafssl
s.',j i Kegs and fails,
- 49,. Ware is crates, :.
HOUSEHOLD FuRNlTUREs
: &c.--AEso,
!. 3. .;st,, &c DRY GOODS.
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~ A I +.
es ~ 9. 8 lev Copies ofthe Amerfcaa
Gas s., $ Ter iale BY Robert Gray, in
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-13

The highef price given for clean
Linen Rags, blythe Printer hereoh.
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Il u MS CR AVE N,
RAS- 4LlGT REGEIHED.

delphia and Baltinore.
AMONG, wHIcn ARE y
Snper6ne cloths and ceourtd4 camonck',
caIIiae,es, 81 Dimities,
Cotton caiiimeFes, 6.4 90, Camo'leK
White and coloaTea mullins,
leans. nankesns and India, book, jaconct
iuaians, and mul null, muC...
Long and Ihors nan. linss
. keens. Colorado and croHbar-s
Blae do. red Griped cambfick
White and cotouredI dis;o,
maliei!ss, Lace. u
Wa:acoatipg, o., Lace fhawls,
81 rs, Ifilh In. Long ditto,
mems. long lawns, Super brocadcd do.
a-As7. 5, Stirling cot Epglih and French Fix
TON, gloves.
Iruh and Flanders beet Kid ditto,
inr, Pie nc mias,
Pla.tillas, Engkh SPLIT fIaw bos-
Briitanias, nets,
Sledas,; Madsafs and baad,nna
silk, cotton md thsaad handkerchisfs,
hoas5y, Baetss,
| Diaper table cloths, Msn,modies,
NspkiGs, + Gurrahs, sc. &c.
lltisssmtz callieoes and
All Of which he has determined TO.
eel at fne moIt reduced prices.
May.z5. d
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e. A SerUdat 5oapted.

CASH will be given for a Servant
Who can be recommended fer fotEety and care.
.tutaefs, and who has been accutomed to the ma
nagemeptsot horfcs. Nohe eifc need apply to the
Priater, 81 80
June ~, colin
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Cloths, Coatings, Kefiemeres,
Num-, Plains, Kssleys. Negro Gottonsa
90 60, Elaaick,, blue Ftiszss,
f cS Rollsl., Yam Stockings,
lcSsA.s aad Callieeess
IIh Linens, Silsdaac.
i)a,6uss and Tickltnburgss
M,.Iu sad Muslin Handkerchief,
sI l Maaius and Table Clothes
gapdsnna Handksrchlets, 49,
c,Iosfa Tat,ads, Hat. and snndEy other
PaiI,p G. Ma5ftllsy.
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denly give place to the anguish OF unvall'
ing grief and compassion. The : unco-
vered coffin" appears to view I; the bloody
corpse is plainly seen. There IS behelda train
| Of bereaved and broken hearted relatives ;
the father Of theawretched victim of false
honor, g fixed in motionless sorrow"-ths
mother, s wrung with agony A group
still more afec.ingvis psesented-the read
/ er vets the page with tears.
Turn thine eyes, next (solemnly ex-
claims the preacher to the bloody victor}
e on that miserable form, surrounded by a
Y cluster Of helpless and wrstched children,
: see her eyes rolling with Phrcnzy, and
= her frame quivering with terror. Thy
e hand has made her widow, and her
< children orphans. At thee, though un-i
seen, is directed that bewisdered stare of
agony. At thee she trembless; for thee.
she listens lest the murderer of her hus-
: band should be approaching to murder
her children also.
She, and they have lost their ALL.
Thou hast robbed them Of their support,
their protector, their guide, their solace,
their hope. In the grave all these bless.
ings haveb buried by thy hand
The superior elegance Of its language, is
bus the smallest part of the merit which
this discourse possesses. While it en-
chains attention, Uniforms the understands
ing while it awakens the indignant, and
the sympathetic passions, it convinces the
Judgment and corrects the heart. In the
clear and awful light ofthe sacred oracles,
it displays the horrible turpituda, as well
as the direful consequences, of the crime,
which in some parts of even this christian
country has been {" vindicated, honored,
and rewarded, by common consent, and un-
disguised suffrage" /" among those who
filed the superior ranks Of society"
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FREDERIcK.TOWN, Tuns;sS
Me1anch0NY Occurrence.

On Sunday last between the hours Of j,
and four O'Clock IN the morning, tb,.d'
cloud passed over this town, from which
flash of lightning descended on the har,
of Mr.. Joseph Doll, jim. and struck H.
dead in the. entry, as he was going o,'
it is supposed, with the intention Of pIaens
some tubs to catch rain water.
The lightning appears to have enter,
at the gable end near the chimney al !.
junction of the two rafters, where i div
ed itself into two streams, one pass;ns
long the front; ia its course BREAKING =
veral panes of glass ofthe upper winGos1
and shattering the easement considerabl,
and thence descending to window Of i,
lower story, the frame of which was MARIA
with violence.
It IL a little surprising, that notwithstana
Ing gun was suspended from that raGs,
to the next one to it, small portion onlv
of the fluid was diverted from its cour.,
by the barrel, along which it passed as e,
as the lock, frog, which it issued into IL.
rafter, leaving some slight impressions on
II. The other stream of lightning, which
made its way down the rafter to the
back of the building, after reaching The
corner passed through the upper and lowe,
rooms on that side, and tore away the pla,.
tering in several places. 1t was near the
door of the lower apartment that Mr.. Doll
was found, about half an hour after b.
was struck, by an apprentice lad who slta
in the garnet, about three or tour ward,
from the rafter by which it descended in
to the rooms. He however suffered no
injury, except being very much stunned
1t is to be regretted, that the means Of
restoration were not properly employed on
this occasion, as there was reason to be,
ieve they might have proved successful.
but more than an hour having elapsed be.
fore any aid was called for, and this being
the only instance of death by lightning N
this town, the confusion generally cons..
quent to such accidents, prevented the ne.
cessary efforts from being made in tima
Mr.. Joseph Doll was ss years o. sgs|
and in the full vigor of life. He was esd
teemed by all who knew bi.aa. He wa|
honest, industrious and p;ous. He wal
dutlfal as s.ausbap3 and father. He has
LETT awldow and three orphans to lamsf|
ii's Aadden and untimely fate
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the great machinery, made on the !.
plan that they had posted up NAM al
bills, by which they invited all the'', aaat
rades to assemble the same day; tn, ssa
did assemble, and had dared to draw 'aa
petition, FOR the purpose Of abol,tsp !
those machines. so necessary to rivs aall
English manufactures. On the 2otb NV ),
sailed forth in a great body, to ds, ss
the machines set up in the ncighborhoos !,
Lisle; that alIthe garrison were imm NM
ately under arms, TO disperse these rior. s
that the cavalry fastened to the assi,,,'''
of the neigboring manufacturers, and ~
guilty was again restored.
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aleranDrfa Datlp aoherttser.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL.


Liverbool, april 10.
Our cotton market is extremely dull sa
very little has been done in il fince our pria
current of the I III inf. Indeed 70 fat that then
has NOT been a poiibi!ity of forcing fales. Tw
tales OF Sarinams were sdvertifed, bur moi pit
up; and yesterday 4a6 bags and bales Up,d
Georgia. IIo of New Orleans, d bales Of D. !
merara, and z4e bags Sea Ihand, were put Ya /
auction, the former kinds were Withdrawn With
out an offer, and few lots of the latter only ht
at rs Oh half penny, and led half penny-ons
bowed fea iland at 2o1-Io ftained at sd and
7 at IS. w',1h are full sd Al per ID. lover
than the preceding fales. This attemp, athA
has greatly added TO the depreaion before exrsH'
eneed, and it is impoGble TO quote telling phs
at which any thing of consequence can be conc
Some good uPlands have been fold lod a ~
half penny. We have been trying very luperN |
New Orleans without an ofcr--za and haifPea
ny and IS is an aAing price, but nothing can
done, though We have heard fmall lot has bs'
fold at 23d half penny. Cottons in general Hq
be quoted I'd lower than our prices of tho lH
init. but in fact even that is only nominal.
We have before fated TO you that tD
Rocks of cotton are principally in this place.
that the fupplies in other ports, as well as 10 o.
hands of the manufacturers, are light, and I'd"
we fhou!d not conGder the quantities collethSa,
heavy in face of a regular demand. The g."
fource of the mitchell is the dull ialc and s''l,
mulated &ocks of twia; tits going off ina in.
degree, bur at very low prices, though iplal',.,
ar: fuaaining heavy loiI.s, the alarm and war
of confidence in them are very great, and ipfs'
very materially to the importers.
"4lt is impoihblc to fate what prices pg
break, and what turn til: marker may tas'
the prelent fare of demand.
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Late Foreign articles.
.LEYDEN, March IA.

At the audiences given by the emperor
of France, after his coronation, to the func.
tienaries invited to attend that ceremony,
were the presidents Of the consistories of
Lutheren and reformed communions. The
address to the emperorby the dean of the
presidents of the consistories of the latter
communion, M. Martin pastor at Gene
va, and the remarkable answer of the en-
peror, have not yet been published. These
are as follows
Discourse addressed to the emperor of the
French by III. Martin, ofGene0a.
His majesty has fulfilled the wish long
since formed by the reformed churches of
Franch, in enabling them to carry to the
foot of the throne their homage, and the
expression of their sentiments. 1t is with
the livelest satisfaction that we come to
express to his majesty, for ourselves and
foreour churches, our respectful gratitude
for the protection which he has hitherto
granted to us, and the full confidence we
place 10 the oath which he has taken in our
presence with SO much solemnity to main
tain the liberty to worship an oath that
gives tranquility to consciences and en-.
sures the peace of the church. We hop.
that all the French of all co.nmunions all
of whom we regard as our orethers. feel aa
we do, the value Of this benefit. We will
merit it by our gratitude, our fidelity and
our submission to the laws, of which we
have uniformly given an example. Nav
our fervent prayers draw down upon his
majesty, upon the empress, and upon the
princes ,of the imperial family, all the bless.
ings of'the king ofthe world! MAY his ma
|esty, after having done so much for his glory
add 60 it the title of paci6cator of ali Eu.
rope, and cease to have any other wav of
exercising his virtues, except in. eontribut.
ing to the happiness of his people, snd aug
nensing the true glory Of sovereiens."
ANSWER OF THE EMPEROR.
81 see, with pleasure, assembled here
the pastors OF the reformed churches of
. France. ssize with eagernrss this oppor-
tunity to express my satisfaction at the Fl.
deilty and good conduct Of the pastors and
citizens OF the sew eral protestant conmuni.
ems. | wish it to be known, that my firm
resolve and wish arc to maintain the liberty
OF worship. The empire of the law ends
where the indefinite empire of conscience
begins. Neither the law nor the sovereign
can 90 any thing against that liberty. Such
are my principles, and those of the nation !:
and II any of my race, who may succeed
me, shall forget the oath I have taken. and
misled. bya false confidence, shall violate
II, there devote him to public apimadver-
sion, and authorize you to give him the
name of Nero"
snEYNVYD ~,
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DUNKIRK, March %.

Letters from Lysle of the I'd inst. state,
that on the 18th of the same month, the
female cotton-workers threatened to break
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In noticing the discourse, from which
the above extracts are made, the Connec.
ticut Courant thus remarks:
Before the stern and awful majesty of
truth, the duelIist stands appalled, and con.
founded the bleod-stained laurels are
torn from his brow; his pleas and excuses
vanish like yapors from the presence of
the sun; his egregious folly is made ma.
nifest the rankness of his offence against
God and man, is seen in the strong colors
OF reason and argument, aided by sublime
eloquence.
In the mind of the reader, the alternate
emotions OF indignation and horror, sud.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-13

Mr. CIop,on, from The COMMITTEES >.
whom was referred, on the rcn.y H-st
uiimo, the petition of s,indr,, B9,i.H
merchants and others, sabjee'so h.s Ri
'aon'c majesty within the Unite, s,.,e<
made 2 report thereon, which VA r,aa,
end otde, 4 20 be referred 20 a ctm,,;t.
"-o' the whole house, on Mondsv Ne a.
NJ Richards. from the ioint rrynmi,,,e
ior enfoiled Bills. reported. ihattbs eon-
'nli'ee did. this .day, rrcsen, r. nc Pc.
sac ut oi the United states, fnr bis appro-
na'''T's ~ enrolled blil, in'.tnisd % An Aes
lot 'Ne rel'ef Of Aicxauder Narray,g
On motion made, and leave gwen by
the house,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-13
liz IL Cons S;ss1e.1

Sec. 6. M Be isIisriAer enacted, That
sum not exceeding ti'1'sen thousand
five hundred and ninety three dollars. and
twenty three cents 10 be Paic. out of any
monies in - f-ea.,,rv- ~. oh erwise APP
propriaieeI. be and the Sane IS herehy APP
proprinted, for eiclsayirg tiIr further ex-
pcnscs, incident 10 the vslgatisn othcuses
and lands, and the enuynera,ion OF slaves,
within the United States. ~
N9Tlft. MACON,
Sneaker az tic ffv,se ~ R,,1rsS~1 sidftr'es.
Jos. ANDG35ON,
Presifrg' If .se Sesate ar, eafore.
January SO, lsoS --hrpRovEp.
TIL: JEFFERSON.