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VIRGINIA, to qvit :

VIRGINIA, to qvit
nj q Cba"eexy Djfri7 Cent elam t5s ssy efNlYas7G
burg, tie 6.6 &.ysf Atriy, 1905,
Helen, Gimour, widow and relitt of Robert
Gilmour, deceafed; and John Morton Gil
mour aud Robert Gilmour only children
Of the faid Robert Cilmour, deceafed, plaintiffs
Againlt ...
Boyle SouerVie and company, and Boyle
IAmeion and company, and James Me
Gregor, JohnRobertfona and Cunningham
Corbett, truftees for the creditors Of the
taforetaid companies, and Gavin Lawlpn, Defends
7 appearing TO the fatsfaGtion of the Court that
the defendant Gavin Lavvfon, fince the initit,t-
ton of this ut hath left this country and the ad de-
PENDANT not having given fecury according to the acts
OF aienlby and the rules of this court-on the motion
Of the plaintiffs, by their council, it is ORDERED,
that the iad defendant appear here the rt day
OF hs next term, and anfwer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy ofths order be forthwith Inherited in
iome newspaper of the city of Richmond for two
months iueceilivey and ported at the front door of
the former capitol in this city.
"A Copy. TeRe, -..
ANT'Y ROBINSON, c..
May 81. rem
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EDUCATION q POLITE ACCOMPLISH
NEVIS, FOR YOUNG LADIES:
AT WIELiAmsBVRG, VA.

M Hist the enlightened period in which we
" live dawn' wiih benign influence on female
improvement, and parents every where become G.
muous to obtain for their daughters, the advanta
ges which polite education eonfers, an Establishment
calculated to crafty this anable and iuh foieitude
cannot fail toexcite interea, aud meet APPRECIATION
MIR. Anderion's in0ituiion for the inilruciion of
young ladies, formed in the bolom of focety diff
ingufhed for intelligence and refinement, and en-
bracing boththe ufeful aud ornamental; branches of
their improvement enjoys peculiar advantages Of f.
tuation.
Asthe feat Of juhly celebrated upiverfty, and
the relidence Of many families Of the ffG daindi-
on ~ our country, Williamsburg pTeients fcene,
pr"Piiousln The highe degree mental and perlon-
aIaceoB'phhments AMI with view, particularly,
to the general improvement Of young ladies' no plate
haSiuPerior claims to attention.
The leverity Of the paa winter oceslioned tempo
ray iuPenion Of the exerecs Of the fchool but they
are now reinmed and parents, who with to benefit
by this eitabiihment, may obtain further information
on application by letter, or otherwife, to MIR. L..
Anderlon, Poitmalier, Williamsburg, Va.
April ~. eP2w&eTd.
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VIRGINIA.

Ar'Is S4ftri0r Co4,t Of C5asse.y tota IA Ris5nyors
Between
Thomas, Price and John Sandidge, Plaintiff.
And
Alexander Outlaw, fenior and Alexander
outiaw' JUNIOR Defendants.
Nm motion Of the defendant, Alexander Outisv.
- junior, by council, this caue is ordered to lie re-
doeketed; thereuPop the fad defendant filed his "a
iwer, to which the plaintiffs replied generally, ard
eommiilions awarded the plaintiffs and the faid de-
PENDANT, to examine and take the depotions of .her
witneies; and on the further motion of the fad de-
iendant, the referreth the accounts, betweea
him and the Plaintiffs in this fut, to one of its corr
mloners, to be by hin, examined, Rated, festled and
to the court reported with any Pecal matters thought
pertinent by hmtelf OF required by the parties 70 m
iPecisily .tated. A Copy. Tete,
PETER L. NSLEY, C. C.
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ELLIS . ALLAN

Hare 'ceeiVed BY tie RoIAa from Lesdsa, fa,tefH.a
SPRIW G COO u
dmo9gH 7Obieb are tie EsNo7oiny a,li.ss.
4 ONION Snperfine Cloths and Calln,eres.
d Outings and Dimiii,s
iiandlome fashionable worked & laced Mullins.
81, ga and 1914 Diapers,
Sd, S. 10 and IO-lG DaIIiafk Table Cloths.
Gentemens white and brown Cottoa Stockiues
Ladies' elegant laced white do.
Do. Tortoile-fhell bent and braid Combs.
Chintzes, Callicocs and Furniture
Gardeners black fanionable Hats,
Do. dsab beaver do.
Do. do. p4:ent ELK DO.
Umbrellas,
Boys Morocco Caps plain and furr'd,
Bei Hemp Roles,
Efgli!h White Lead spanih Brown, Yellow Ocrs
ground in oil, and verdsre4le,
Pru!lian and Fig Blue,
Beit Boiled Oil in lars,
Durham viuitarti, sc. *.
Which, added to their prelent Rock, and thore RI.
Pectsd daily from Liverpool, will render their al
'orth'eh' general May T. (epif
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DOCTOR WILSON,

II AS removed his APo.heeary Shop to the lower
A Il floor Of the Bell Tavern, where he has gene
raj luppy of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, q, OTHER 6R7L.
Giles IN THE dP0THEC>fR7- LINE.
lie takes the liberty obiervc that he has not am
article cf medicine bat iuch he uies in his own
practice.
Physicians, merchants and others, who NAV Be
pIeaied TO Patronize hin', Rail be lupped on the
matt reduced terms
~ Peslons Of needy erSumnanees, by paying
the retail PRICES Of his msdieYes, will be precrbed
FOR gratis.
May p. (rn
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NOTICE.

i IiE eo-rar.nerihipof ROBERT CAMEL &
) SONS, %ill be difiolved by mutual content, ON
Saturday, the iith Infant. All perions indebted
TO the iaid firm, earneiily en,rved make ini-
mediate payment to eisLe, Of the fubcribers COM
P,nce wi'h this requea will prever, the painful ne
GETTY Of referring to c0ercive ne.iures.
The books will be placediu the po.Ieon of Ms'irs
John and Robert Gamble jun. vino authorized
to fet,le all accounts due BY, ortothe concern.
Ro. GAMBLE.
JOHN C. GAMBLE.
70. GAMBLE, jr.
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JAMES SRABROOK, TAYLOR.

J4iIIIo OL-fDiNOOh, TAYLOR.
y ETURNS his grateful Acknowledgements to his
N friends and the public, for their liberal encou-
rasemen, and Informs them that ne continues to
ry on his buneis in all its various branches, nearly
oPpoiite the Poh Office and door to Richie &
"ortey's Printing Oifee-And as he has eGabc,ed
regular correspondence in Philadelphia gentlemen
may depend on having their clothes made in the new
eft fafhion. Nay.I4 - (eTtfA
NIB. a few good TOURNEYAlEN wanted, to
whom liberal wages viii be given.
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Richn,snd, May 9th, 1906.

The fubferbers take this method of informing their
friends and the public, that they intend carrying OIL
the mercantile buiinefs, under the firm Of
JOHN & ROBERT GAMBLE JuN.
They receiving by the flip Rola, choice
ieleclion OF LONDON GOODS, and daily expca
from Liverpool, general anortnent of HARD
WARE, &c. fuitable for the featon-which will be
Told by the piece, package dozen, on the MOI mo-
1erae terms, for cain, understandable country produce
or the uiual credit to fuhanral ard punnai e,s7,.
They have on hand Madeira & Sherry Wine. Coz.
MAC Brandy, Weit-India Rum, Whitley, Sugar,
Pepper, Alum, Copperas and Brnttonc Gin pipes,
hads. auG caii;s,) Cotton and Wool Cards, Pa..n,
Shot, Steel, Bar Iron, Hollow Iron Ware, German
Scythes, Cutting Knives and Whetlton.s, Cznaburys
Ticklerburgs and Brown EIeiians, snuff, Cut Her
rings &c.
They alto poiefs large aud convenient B,ici war;
houfes covered with Rate, Tor receiving and i;orng
Flour, Tobacco &c. .Thote gentlemen who favor
them with conGgnmen.s, will find their charges rc,-
fonable and may rely their belt exertious 70 aorl
iatisfatfion.
~ The highef rates given for Bees-Wax, good
Bear, Deer, and Otter ins, and other illippng FUR
JOHN e.. GAMBLE.
ROBERT CAMEL e ;r
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IN HANOVER COUNTY COURT.

April 29fb, 1905.
AuGin Morris, Plaintiff
Agauit In CBan.syr.
John Crenihaw, DcfendsntS
MIS- day came the plaintiff by his council, and
4 the defendant not having entered bis appear
anee and given fecnrity according to the ad of at
feby and the rules of this court and it appearing to
the iaiisfaon of the cour,, that he is not an nabi
tan of this country, the motion of the plaintiff is
Decreed and Ordered, That the defendant do appear
here on the irt day of the quarterly term, and
aniwer the bill of the, plaintiff; and that cop of
this order be forthwith Pubihed in fome one OF the
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for tive
months iucceiiyely, and that another copy be poes
at the front door of the Court-houle in this county
Copy. Tefte,
-,. THOS: POLLARD, D.c.Hc.
May %. (T2m)
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The above Lottery VIII certainly commence
drawing the frit Monday in November, or foon-
er, if the tickets are fold.
May 81. q.
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4 TRACT or LAND.
MOuNT SION lar ~

HE JD$sSibey eGtts forj !e, bi5Paa'oioa in NORTH
4 a~6e,Iardsoaqiy,k as5ea By he nam Of MOUNT
SION. TIE aboVs ha7 so.itaias abot 500 qeyes, all
IF qrJib eqn1 To aey klaIia DalPa,f IF tie eoaqt,y
Joy Jtyfity IF & AMI has eye,y rlggji.e 10 e,als II
dErobh ff1afioa FIR a gatrei famity TIER Is on Bs
land an eeocm 6,jet d7pngg b6g, 7eifb evfyy esaves
eaf o4i 6os lis Eafd on He navgobe 7Dafe,, of f6s
Poo7oma9t, and eomwood dfganf viery ef tie yipsy
Is Vey eOavcaicat 10 M, egfers, "a end Il qO6ia one
Sayg EH of dixa1d,is Ne,/oit and Bqi.iwoye. Tl,nn
eSi5s is 7eiHbs uads k1o7oa BY obbie>fiaa 10 M.
Henry Bal, zo5o ,ses on be Init orr sJI6Eyi5ey.
JEKTLL JoNES.
NAV 2. esfc
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Rjebmoqd l5B 1Tay, 1906
THE pnyfirs zviN Tale Notice, rhat / have an.
pointed the twenty-ninth day of July next to com.
menee the account directed by the annexed decre,al
Order of the Court-on which day they are rcqueRe!
to attend at my Office III this city, with the accounts o.
vouchers prepared and ready FOR examination and ct
tIement-and with copies os the court papers
SAMUEL GREENI4Oy, NC.
May q. If
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with Boots or Shoesas well IS if they were on the
ipot.-..~....A-the length of the Boot C-round tho
CaE...B-the pitch of dtto.-.D--Iound the heel and
inisep-- E-round the inHer.-G-acrofs the bail Of
the foot Fix the heel againf perpendicular. and
lick knife at the END of the great toeiet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters, in the DIFF
fcrent nealures. January | rntf
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The fubfcriber (Rober, Gamble, fen.) avails him
f of this opportunity thank his numerous friends
tor the very large hare of patronage he has received
in the Mercantile line--and hereby tenders to the
public his future iervices Cozsmiboa I1tye5anL
fie iatters hmielf, his long experience with o;her
circumstances nnneceifary here to mentonl entities
him to the confidence ofthoe who may have buiinefs
OF that nature to tranfaet in this cityauring uch of
his belt exertionst to meri, appreciation.
Thoie who yet remain indebted to the late firms
of GamtLs and Grattan, of Staunton, of Ga5e u 7as-
PIE, Robert Gamble q Co. and Robert GamGGs of the
city OF Richmond, are earneltly requened
to make immediate payment of their REFLECTIVE ba-
ances Such continue Regardless of this lah notice
cannot expect longer indulgence.
Ro. GAMBLE.
Richmond, May 10, 1905. eP3w oawtf.
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Mas. RiyARpl's ACADEMY.
ReSereal Sir,

y on had tie kindneGs to allow me. ,v,, ves-sa.
go, TO look upon you not only as one Of the
chez protectors of the e0ahlhmen under nv charor
but ALTO did me the ho;icr % b-con,mg :.
with Dr. b. Ruff, ]. b. NiKe.n. z. s.ni,h and A.
MOTIFS, E!InTes, ore OF the Tsuaves oe MY ica,;n,-
~ Ihe confederation has at all ti,es rendered n,.
extremely anxious to defcryc your patronage rleed
a'eroe IN agreat meaiure the credit which tine eC-
'aoihment hope has generally Obtained, to that cir
euhi''ae-. isT' portions yet inform sd of the Ia
sour 10 politely conferred on me, as the greater
number OF my pupils are from abroad. On ieverh
oecahons you had the goodnes to express the .i,fc-
ton which you, and all tho!e who have houoreo our
ichoo-rooms with their Wits, derived from the in-
provemeii;, of the young Ladies, as well as gro.,
the manner in which the Seminary is condrciet
have never taken the liberty OF p,,,,lirh vou.
letters OF approhation-Wo uld YOU ad the os..er ~.
teren permit TO make it known t,.at am a..-
thoriied to con.ider you Tru,ts os tie il;i,uun
c'ould only elteen it t.iaigui.l:ed n:a.; Of
your approximation, but certain means of anur.n.
the ni confidence of thoie parents and guardians yrn
have intrutted their children to my care
VITA great refpc6t,
have the honor b..
Reverend Sir,
Your very humble aud OBJ ,trvai.-.
MARIA RiVA&Ef,
he R;...t' Reverend Dr. ,.5n..
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NEAL NELSON.
Bo''I q SHOE jNANUFIiC7l TER.

MN NNEo LOCts * StSca
lTI to any pattern or fa;7-
ION, equal in point of NJ =
TERIALs ana WoREMAK-
shIr to any in general ufe,
~ Imported Beers rs
SnoFs, of the firt Guoli,?
and reNSeft faihion, for fate.
"a Gentlemen at a G:,-
lance, who are diiroitd 70
forward me their meainre,
; by paying attention 10 the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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ArgIL, 1906.
GHc,-

ETrIra-,
The high opinion we entertain Of your qual6c4s..
oHs Tor the arducus and dverifed duties OF the nR;
tn'on un6er your direction, and The evidences ,yhlh
nave been rrciented examinations of tie i:m,
provement of the young Ladies, who pce,fs the al,
vantage OF being your pupils, induce US TO con,r,
with your reGuefl, by tie pre,tnt te.i;mony OF oar
appreciation OF your Seminary, ard ia expref, our
wthcs Tor tie ,ccefs of all inffiution 20 uiefu 70 o..
city, and 70 ht,,ocabe TO YOU
We are, Madam
Your very humble fervants
WILLIAM WurE, I =
BsNJAMiN RUSH,
], B. MkrAN,
RosgsT SM!rH,
ANTnosY MoEaJs, y
Philadelphia, April o. 1o.y.,>
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TIE R;sit Reverend D,.. .!I5n..
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Kentucky, the fame rerfoi who brought il the bill
Tor repeating John Adams judiciary law, and the
midnight appointments made Inv coniegnence OF it.
ms repeal iaved the country thirty tao tsOyrd DOL
lars cnaas!, be(des freeing itfro:n intended judi
-,ary If.
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9. An act making appropriations for the ftlp-
port OF the navy of the United States, during
the year one thoufand eight hundred and five.
10. An act making an appropriation for COM
Ipleting the fouth wing of the capitol, at the
city of Wilmington; and for other purpofes.
II. An act for carrying into more complete
effect the tenth article of the treaty of friend
ihip, limits and navigation with Spain.
IL. An ad to provide for completing the va
luation of lands and dwelling houies, and the
enumeration of flaves in South Carolina; and
for other purpofes.
l9. An ad supplementary to the atl, intitul-
led " An act to regulate the collection of duties
on imports and tonnage"
ii. An ACT for the relief of John Steele.
5. An aet for the relief of Alexander Muir
ray.
10. An act authorizing the Pof-mafter.Ge.
neral to make new contract for CARRYING the
mail from Fayetteville, in North-Carolina, to
ICharleiton, in South Carolina.
II. An act concerning the mode of f,Iryey.
ing the public lands of the United States.
1s. An act making appropriations for the
Ifupport of the military efablifhment of the u.
nited States, for the year one thoufand eight
hundred and FIVE.
10. An act making appropriations for the fup.
port of government, for the year one thoufand
eight hundred and FIVE.
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LIST OF ACTS
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
EIGHTH CONGRESS.
MARCH Sd, 1905.

No.
/. An act making further appropriation for
carrying into effect the treaty of amity, COM
merce and navigation between his Britannia
Majefty and the United States of America.
2. An ACT making an appropriation to fuppIy
deficiency in an appropriation for the fiip.
port of government during the prefent year,
and making partial appropriation for the
fame object. during the year one thoufand eight
hundred and five.
8. An act concerning drawbacks on goods,
wares and merchandise.
4. An ACT for the difpofal of certain copies of
the laws of the United States.
8. An ACT declaring Cambridge, in the fate
of Ma1achuietts, TO be port ofdclivery.
6. An ACT to divide the Indiana territory into
two feparate governments.
7. An aG authorizing the corporation of
Georgetown to make dam or cauie-way from
Mafon's illand to the weftern fhore of the river
Potomac.
8. An ad for the relief of Charlotte Hazen.
widow and relid of the late brigadier general
Notes Hdzeu.
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NOTICE.

THAT Mr. Anthony DibreIl of Buckingham
L county IS hereby fully authorized to make fale
Of one TRACT Of LAND, inlPstriek, containing
5000 acres, lying Dan river-three ditto in Cray
fon county, lying the waters of Little Reed Hand
ereek-tw Of a thoufand acres each, and one of 500
acres; the faid Dibre will attend at next April Cray
ION court for the iae fthe aid lands for and on be-
half Of ENATT11 ANDERSON.
Albemarie county, March 10, 1905. tbs.
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jfnrrig1 Jntelitgeufe.

The turn of conversation in France. il feen,s row
tends towards = General Peace. Nothing indeed i.
more probable than that the ulurper having gained
the acme to his ambition will eudeavour to fecure him.
len by the accomplishment of fuch event. That
pirted conduct of the Northern Powers the late in
reference of the King of Prufiia the more than pro-
babe conjunction of the Emperor of Auilria with the
other continental ttaes the accommodating force of the
HUMANS IN the Mediterranean, and above all the naval
power OF Britain, have lhewn the tyrant the f
tilty OF his aims at universal dominion, and convinced
him that, having gained the top of the wheel the CON-
tinuance Of the cannot raie him higher wbilR il
might, and would mott unqueRonably, fink hin, a,
leait poke or two if hurl him down to the
bottom On thee considerations we venture to pre-
dS, that before many months have elapred. Ton,e o.
ventures will be made for bringing about General
Peace. Having however, outwtted US once W.
nope that no tuch will be accented on or
part except on grounds more fold than the lat peace
was concluded.
L0nao" fq3sr.
The private letters which we have received n,enti.
on report which has lately been circulated on the
continent, and to which fome degree of belief is att
ached, VIZ that the Prince of Orange give up the
ndemnities which have been allotted to him. in lien
of which he is to have the electorate of Hanover--Lbd
Taleyrand has incurred 70 much ridcule and excit.
morable aocates x. Y. L. that he is determined for
the future to traniact all peenaioyy bufnefs bineiE
He has, therefore, iued decree, requiring all per.
ions who have money matters to lette with the
French government, or, in plain fact 6yLes to ety to
apply at him. This decree is intended TO ex.
tend to all princes who purchafe neufyahy az
well as all individuals who with elcape the Temple
or Cayenne. nil
One of the perfons mentioned above as x. w,
one of the inriguers in the memorable negotiation a
the American nnihers with Talleyrand, is now, 70,
port iays, in the city Of New-Yo.k.1
Marqnis Co,a7oaMs has been appointed to fucceoa
the Marquis WeeGey in the government Of India, and
was to go out in the Medula frigate.
0fPorfggai.--A London paper, fays that major ge.
neral Moore, K. b. in fat failing cutter had arrived
at Lhbon, lecret miiion the Object Of which had
tranipred, aud afcertain by local nven gation
whether any and what aid could be given to effect the
leeurity Of that country II adds that according To et,
tiers from Lbon, the French mininer, zen Lares re,
NAMED at that court avowedly for the lole pyrpos
OF receiving an immediate and categorical anfwer to
this alternative, viz" whether Portugal will go to
war with England with France"
Political Reeoreiiafiaa>-It is reported, fays Lone
don paper that his majeny, after previous tilcujioa
wiah MIR Pitt fent for Mr. Arlington, requiring hi,
Immediate attendance in town. A meeting between
tboie political characters accordingly took place
with explanation and reconciliation after which
| they diued together at lord Hawkefbury'.
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Political Reeoreiiafiaa-It is reported, fsys Lone
don paper that his majeay, after previous dicuon
wiah MIR Pitt, fent for Mr. Addington, requiring hi,
Immediate attendance in town. meeting between
thofe two political characters accordingly took place
with an explanation and reconciliation after which
they diued together at lord Hawkefburys
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The private letters which we have received, n1enti.
on report which has lately been circulated on the
continent, and to which fome degree of belief is at.
tached, viz that the Prince of Orange is to give up the
indemnes which have been allotted to him, in lieu
OF which he is to have the electorate of Hanover
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pone the caufe bring it on, but felt it duty
my part, public proecutor urge forward; but
have always thought it in the power of the court,
in cafes Of high nidsmeanor lagtous offences, that
the party might efcape the punhment of the law
upon convi9ion, TO iiiue capias and require bail
Mr. RarSoihb. The SD chapter of the revied
code of Virginia has this claufe reipeang the mode
of proceeding upon pre!ensnent. (Mr. r. here read
the pailage9
Mr.. Rebc,tfau. That is one law on this point bu,
there is another rc(reing proceedings upon Informal
ton, which will turn to If INDUCED with the volume
the book being handed hiIn-after fon,e time he
Uncovered and read ion,e paages from the 2ih 25th,
26th aud 2Sth le tlons, page $685. directing the mode
of proceeding On informations.
Mr.. Campbell In the two cafes which you have
mentioned in refpe6 aslon and pooniug, Their,
application made for the continuance OF either OF
them
Mr.. EsSe,tEon. 90 not recollea that there /;
believe there wasnot.
Mr.! Nie5oJ6a. Were they proceeded aganfl by in
ditfment or information
Mr.. Retention. One by information, the other up-
on indictment. In cafe it inpolible o oh
tain acquittal, becaule the facts and the law came
up to conviction, and tht notorioufly but in both
cafes if they had been continued. the imprisonment
would have been for fix months longer, the period of
| the court being half yearly AS the accuied could
not procure bail, they would have been confined for
fix mouths longer than the period for which they were
condemned
Mr.. Hobkigfon. Then if underaand YOU right
fir, You would have kept thofe perlons in prifon till
next term, if they could not furnh bail
Mr.. RSSfrJ9n. Yes fir.
ITO be continued.
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GR ENADA.
TROCIAMATJOE

GEORGE TIT. br tie Grace of God, oftbe Unifen
Kmedom Of Great Britain and ireland, kim,
DetSnder offbe Faifb, ami forfb.
WHEREAS IN Fnemv's Fleet of comfortable
force has arrived in thefc Hands, 4 circumhance
which renders il prudent TO guard againR any
ad Of honi'itv which may be in contemplation
againf this Hand; It 10 therefore declared by
ard with the advice and content of His Msiehy'4
Council, that MARITAL LAW nlall he forthwith
in force, throughout this Hand and its dcpen-
denotes.
lido Bercfore berebr deciare the fame 70 be IN
'nl force and efIett untIfurther orders, Of which
al his M1jeny's liege fubjetts arc required rs
lake notice and govern themfelvcs accordingly.
Given under my Hand aud Seal AZ the Govern
ment-Houfe this Atl day of March, in the
year of our Lord One Thoufand Eight Hun
dred and five, and in the Forty Fifth year Of
onr Reign.
(Sgucd) A. G. ADYE.