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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

ID UE away from the subscriber liv-
w ing in Granville county. North Carolina,
s''cutihe FIRST of February. a likely MuLAt TO
FELLOW, abou, e years old. S feet 10 or IL in
ches high, spare made, and do cxpca he will
Try and pass fir a free negro he frequently ties
bis hair, andis a very forward talkaiive fellow,
fond OF drink ALSO another BRicEr MrLAT.
TO FELLOW, abous 35years old. he is slow mo.
Iioned fellow. has but little 10 say. bat is sen.
lsible arch fellow. about feet 10 inches high; l
DO ezpea they are both rogt tIler. and IL possible
will pass FOR free fellows. They have gone
northwordy Any person experimenting and
conhning shcr.. or bringing them home, shall be
handsomely rewarded by the subscriber.
LEWIS HENING. 4,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

zoe boston Gazette. of sbe Orb inst.
we are happy to learn that the passengers and
crew of the ship Jupiter, who embarked on board
the long boat, fell in with seversE fishing scaoon-
eys soon after they parted With the yawl, and are
hap,iy rescucd From :heir pcrons situation.
{ Mr '-c'lheft E. Smissacrt, one of the mas
ssnscrs. arrived in town yesterday, from Mar.
nlenead where ne was Drought by vessel. who
: r. MN iron oncof the sshing boaIs. He
informs. tina; the people, pyescrved with him.
Were all IN health. add distributed among the Sc
veral dshing vessels on the backs. , -
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Daer. VIII s O Il

I Door. VIII. S O II
! I.TAs removed his Apo,heeary Shop 10 the
! fn lower floor of the Bell Taver6. where he
has 4 general supply of -
lNeafciaes, Pants 81 other Hizisies
~. In,he Apothseary Line. ~
I He takes the koerly 70 observe. that he has 90,
al Article of medicine but such IS ne uses IN his
Physicians, merchants and.others. who may be
pleased 10 patronize hun, shall be supplied on the
most reduced terms 81 ,.-..,ia - - ~.
~. Persons of needy circumstances, by pay
ing the retail prices of his medicines. w be pre-
scribcd for gratis WI Ray If :
- UN away from the subscriber.
IA Negro Fellow. calling himsclfs JACK
SJfITH--He is about FIVE feet eisht or,senl,n
chcs high, stout and we'll made. and remarkable
dark complexion, gsnsraIy wears his hair lied
behind and has lost one Of his upper fore teeth.
I expect he is now urxins abeur Richmond. and
beng very artrul cunning Fellow, will endea-
yor to pass asa free man, Any person securing
said negro in am ia shall ysociv- Ten Dollars
reward, and Twcaty Doars If delivered 10 rne
in Amherst county. near Lyrchbpry
May 10. 1895 w2-
NOTICE IS hereby given to the !
In Shareholders in he Upper hpp,nattox I
Company that an election OF Trustees will be
he'd on the 18th day of June next. a. Prid.sv;ie,
in the county of Amelia-and as an election can
not take place w'fsat a majority of The Share
holders. those vino cannot attend in person, arc
re9uestedto authorize some person to vote for
them. los. EcGLEs ror
RIcH'p n yENABLE.
800. ,.s,,-s Z EDWARD MuNroRD.
April 18th. 1906, tdm
~ AIKEN up BY Christopher Hud-
son, two estray STEERS. four years old
last spring, entirely red in colour except a white
spot in the forehead of one. and white spot
where the head anfisneck Of the same joins5
marked in the ears with swallow, fork in the
right and an undcslSeel 4 hole in'the ieft--taken
up the 27ri day of December. 1804-Appraised
to thirty six dollars. e
Acopy,--Teare. 1880 s.. !
w3,. JOHN NICHOLAS. o A. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

2poaor WILLrAM B HAIR, IS elected mem
- the Senate Of this com nonwealth for rhe
49, eomposed Of the counties Of Albemarle,
- ~ ~. Ruckinghari ani Flusanna.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

yrunderstand. that Mr. Bowdoin minister
20 'ns court OF Madrid. has taken passage for
opain IN the ship Baltic. which viii sail from
Session in few days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18
Hshn's true and genuine
German Corn Platter.

an infailibIe remedy Tor corns ,fpccdily rsrioy-
ing Them, root and branch without gising pain.
9be Ceauins Perjfar Lotion.
SO celebrated among tie fsfhionable throveh-
cut Earopc, e Invaluable colmesie, pcrfeSly
innocent and fsfe, free from correfiys aud rcpcII
en-. minerals 1.-THE BATS Of other oticns) and OF un
raTziscIsd efficacy in preventing an removing
hlenlie' IN the taee and nkju, OF every kind
particularly fIeekles, pimples, infammatorv red
ne!sj ieurfs. tetters, ring worms, fan hurnsI
priekly hear, Sse.--The Perfan Lotion operates
mildly, without ip1pe5ne that natural, inienGbls
PerfpiTaticn, which is eaential 20 heslth YET It's
eEetas are fpecdy and permanent, rendering the
lSin 1e;eAse.y foft and clear improving the com
plexion, aud renoring the bloom Of yobth---ne.
yer falling 20 render ordinary eountensnes
beautiful, add hsnd(onc one more TO-
The Rejforafive PczcGsr FIR the
Teeth and Ctms-
| fIAHN's GENUINE EYE WATER,
/ A f0verign remedy for all difesfes Of the escs
whether the elsa be natural weakness or 81 asci4
deotJ fpfedily removing inaanmations de9uctf-
ons Of rheum, duinefsi itching and films on the
yes never filling 20 cure thofe m ladies which.
Frequently fueeeed the fmali-PoE, r,esdcs and f..
vers. and wonderfully strengthening to weak
eight, HuuJreds have c :, euesd IT'S .exesllene
virtues when nearly deprived Of fight.
9oofb-Aebe Dfobs,
The only remedy Jet discovered, which give.
Immediate and laaing relief IN the moi Gevsre in.
aaneeA
The Ano9yas Elixir,
For the cure Of svers kind OF hcsd-asse.
TIE Dama& Lib-Saive.
Igfaliibie Hgas and Fe1er DrsBs,
For the cure Of Agnes, Rcn'ttsnt aud In,ermit-
tsut Fevcfs
Thourands can tsiify their being errsd by
thefe drops after toe BARK snd every other msdi.
cine has proved irs8sansl No, one in h6ndred
has had oscafoo 70 take more tian one, and nuui-
bers nor half bottle.
Prepared and foil by Piehsrd Lee, No So
MaideniaHs New York, and a. $. Plssfsnts' Piln~
! ting olI,se, 2;Shmon1
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ANEcpoTE.


A Courier being III. and deeply in debt,
told his confessor, that the only favor he
Fad to ask Of God, was. that it would please
him to prcIong his life until he discharg
ed hia debts. The confcssor, believing
cha, he had a real design TO pay them, re-
piled that the motive was so good thai
there was reason to bnpe God would grant
his request. sIf Cod was 10 favor me SC
far SAID the sick, {aside to- one OF hi.
old acquaintance)" might be certain ne,
yer to de-"
MaRRIEp--cn Wednesday the 9th inst DR.
JAMES L HUBARD, Of Petersburg, 10 Mis-.
SUSAN WILCOX, of buckingham county.
-, On the same evening. Mr.. GEORGE
MARKH AM. TO Miss Ell IA EV ANS, Gau9h
ter of DIR Evans all Of Chesterfield
-, At Limssicls, (Ireland,) THoMAs KR1.
by, aged e;g5t-aine, to BRIDcEr MApIcAs
aged foli,Tern years.
3 -. at London, the EARI. OF OzMo M, to
Miss CLARKE, daughter of Price Clarke, ESQ.
This Lady, who is only sixteen. has q fortune
OF EiS5t7 7bousand Pounds, in CASH, and 4 clear
ESTATE Of Eighteen 7boHsana Poan.ts per assagr.
-, ut Butterwickc Lincolnshire, lEng.}
Mr. T. WooD, of that place. to Mrs Donsox
of Staxton. The united age &c this happy on
pie is abe bardyea and sistv rbr,e years She is
the bridegroom's ffi5 wife, and he her third nus,
band.
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RICHMOND:

Delegates chosen 10 servr ia the nerf Gene
raj Hssen5ly Of H;rginic. q
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Valuable Medicines.

| iAdi11C ,lvlCflfElUcS.
iyNuHrtC co,ea,nr- H.,
l;j,.r,rr,v ard f;,r,v ,eDoc.l - "s-
40 ;,,l,De. ,,.sT. ;na,s M a.o .ssnaas VI
/ 6eaev of Hanrlt.rot;,c vyo,s,, =, .ne 80
pre,,arei ami f,,a -
l.,nI,, X 49, 49, y 49,
/ And !, R.hmo,,3 fon,sl.. rs. sew ORE
La, -aif;ce. ''''ehe' S''ae~
proprietor mas lately preses.ed 20 the public
I eye inc seAinosJ OF .ns rion- a. z. H-nionS
.Ssr , ana sS ,. 'IaeE
tiers. The foiIowisa cafes. Of more rssen, oesur-
renee. are now refpeetialiy iuhmitted.
f-ss, =.
.iqyrr, hagasiae-saect. near B'oaiasiy, Jan.
Z SIR--it would be ungrateiui wers TO With
hold my seRimony in favor oil Hauliiton's Worm
D-firoying Lozenges. had been between 1--WE
ard OK years pat much in.,ifpoIed, and latteriy
often tormentee viii fevere gripping and pains q
WIZ ss'sn1 teve''v' u':, ,.s...,I.
,u,n. % =, ,,rs.
s..s..;S ~ ,,;si IS -, :. In
rsfoarsee The Urn dofe evssussed twelve or
tbirtecn feet OF tape worn; two other dpies were
taken which brought away qrin,ity OF matter
like broken Sins and pieces OF worms fuppofe
rhe tape worm. voiaed IT different times Hiofs
have exceeded forty isss. Tbs almea IN
.Sros sers :. - IN, S's ss
No. ~ c.,,', ,.s
ssf.s ~ ,si,;r- =,
f.rsr, ,.;,5 Co., r;,,. - -, ~
;, ,ts f,,,~ ,;,,e r.co,;rs. y,os rts,c f 49,
I,em,;r S;- .,.,r. - . . -
1880 HESay ArKrSN1AN
: IN NJ Js;cbard lie.
roa SALE Asa.ov..
N r0. - E.a u
i1""I''iDH 'ssVenIe ana H"t' -.eI "
~ MHf0r1, $50
a f,fe and efFessosl remesv for .r,.,. and
cbroo;e ps,.m7,;frr. Gout pbenna.;r Cs,s
Pr I.umbsoo Nun,bpsf,. Wb;,e swel,ingsI
Cb;bla;n, sorsins. Bru,6e,, pain in rhe Face asd
Nr,t ~ - ~ - -
~ on.c, ., ,,rv,sr,ov
,o,,,,n or
Far ,br nrev.n,;,s sn5 cure of R;,;o,. nn..
Eyn.n, Fever, :, reeommend.d
U,shn,. 4n,;. R;J:o-,. ss;l, -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

1s foslo'sins peasng intelligence 10 capied from
zoe 5osfoa Gazette. Of tbe Orb inst. ss,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

A person Of the name of Wood happened to
cal his son fi,4ier-t edAed fellow. " You say
trnet' replied the son, " for am clip of tie
eid Mock" ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

a person who got a share Of capital prize in
the present Lottery, being told that he had ~
length stumbled on Fortune, replied" Not so
Il vas DOM in the world and fortune kindly
stumbled ovy ne" (Loaaon oaeey.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

cO5V PocE.--I, appears from the lac, report
osthc orig;nal vaccine pock irstra,ion. that the
povtisn Of fai.uses in COW peck incubation, to
awe sccuri'y against the small pox, docs no, a.
raoant to more than so ONT Of $4,000 and that
Of these failures, ten have not beeu substautiaed
by admissible and adequate evidence
Greeuock PAP.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18

Eliot, the trimming representative from Yer
monr. denies thar he has chanse5. and accuses
the vSaisvi:y of the ,e3atlicans with changing
Thss is Ike ihe soldier, who. being reprlsasnies
for 6rng affe, ihc.reer of The company, declare
it was their fault for fling 5efaye him.
7iea,or dm.r.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-05-18
|" " nu tic Ind vas flafser,
g md al The sea Sy1s fYi-.v

It would still be impossible for US to
comply with all the. demands of the pub
lie, until in those demands the public could
become more united.
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PHILADELPHIA, March $.

A memorial addressed to the Legisla-
ture is now in circulation among the de-
mocrsts Of this state Tor the purpose of
procuring subscribers. The object OF 1t
is to have a convention called 70 make a
new constitution. The plan Of this new
constitution exhibited in the memorial
to render the Senators elective dnnu'
ally to reduce the power and patron
age Of the goverHour and to change,
fundamentally, the judicial department.
by rendering the judges eLective at stated
Neriuds. 1t i. sAlG tha. most of tas dis
singuished democrats of the city have
already signed the memorial.
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i, is no, in human nature that they should

it is net in human nature that they should
not approve and support them. In tbs
mean time let US cherish them with pa
tient affection. Let US Do them justice,
and more than justice, in Ill comPeti,i'
ons Of interest: and We need not doubt
that truth, reason, and their own inte-
rests will at length prevail, will gather
them into the Told of their country, and
will Co npleat their entire union Of opinl-
on, whi, h gives to nation the blessings
of harmony, and the benefit OF all It's
strength.
l shall now enter on the duties to
which my fellow citizens have again call
ed nae : and shall proceed in the spirit OF
those prime pies which they have APPROX
ed. fear not that anv motives OF lnte-
rest NAV lead me astray: lAmsensible OF
no passion " hich could reduce me know
inglv from the path of justice; but the
weaknesses OF hui nature, and the H.
mitso of my own understanding will gro
ducs errors Of Judgment sometimes in
+ inriCus to your interest. | stall need
| therefore all the indulgence | have here
totore experienced the want of it viii
certainly not Eessenwith iAcre asing wears.
, shall need too the favour Of thu: Bring
in whose hands we are, who led our la
theirs, as Israel Of old, from their native
land, and pl:tnte them in country how-
ing with all the neCessaries and comforts
| oflift: who ha: covered our infancy
with his providence and our ripper years
with his wisdom and power: and to
/ whose goodness ask you to Join with
me in applications, that he will so en-
! tighten the minds Of your servants, guide
,hsir councils, andprosper their mea-
s6res, that whatsoever they do, shall re-
suit in your good, and shall secure to
YOU the peace, friendship, and aPProoa-
ten Of all nations.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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LANDS FOR SALE.
March IS, 1905.

THE subscriber wishes to seH the
i Plantation VII, reon he now lives,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
7 miles from MartiRsbarg ami IS from
Bath, containing 33a acres OF good strong
Limestone Land, well watered, with at
least Z springs-I5O acres are cleared
and well enclosed, 8 acres Of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
remainder Of the tract is we'll covered
with fine ,imber.-On the premises are
a convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, a large Barn, Distll-
lery, Fullirg Mill, and some out houses,
with number Of Fruit trees.-There il,
good mill-seat, with a sufhciency OF
water, on this tract.
He will also sell one other tract OF
Land, situate on the river Potomak.
near Richardson's Ferry, containing 1o2
acres, 40 OF which are cleared, the great
er part river bottom, the remainder O.:
the Land is well timbersd, and has \
large sugar-camp on ia small Housz
is now built, and logs ready for raising
larger one. For terms apply to the
subscriber. 4.7
WILLIAM SNODGRASS.
\ Back Greek, June -, lscs.
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Public Sale.

VIII be sold at public uenGHe, on Wed
nesdt,y the 27th instant, at the PLAN
tatiom efthe subscriber, $ miles fro"s
Nartinsbnrg, near the road leading
to H'ihi0mSport,
A NUMBER Of large active Draft
n HORSES, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs a Wagon, Plo~s, Windmill
and other Farming Utensils anumber
oil usefulBOOKS, Grain in the ground,
&c. A REASONABLE credit will be given.
| he sale will b. gin abontten o'clock.
MANY ORRICK-
March IS. 1905.
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LOFTY.

TIE noted He,'e Lofly mill stand the
ensuing sras>" :" Mu'nnsi"rg, and CO.
Utr mares at ii. d2!!drs the season, and
thirty serrm cents to The groom. This
HorAe is 'hrer.ta"rfh1 cfthe Arr~bian or
rae'mg 6IosG. onds"e: Fourth ojthe Droy.
His ptGgree apR hereafter be made
Ansr0n, Jnrcrasary. he 'DiN be xhe'or
at next Court, Which, it IS presumed,
.eiH ~ute,c~de the necessity ct any fur
Eher recommendation.
D. HUNTER.
March IS, 1905.
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before many months have elapsed, some
overtures will be made for bringing A.
bout general peace. Having. howe
vrr, outwitted US once, we hope that
no such overtures will be aces pied On
our part, excePv on grounds mere solid
than the last peace wa. concluded.
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Tie subscriber 1cIH sell hIS

nLANTA7ION, l>ing on the
Drains of Mill Greek, about three
niles FROM the Stone Tavern, between
that tavern and Sibe,t's MILL his trace
contains about $50 acres Of good Land,
70 of hi,h are cleared and under good
fence, the balance oil the Land is we'll
timbered-On it is an excellent Apple
Orchard Of abou, 600 thrifty trees, a
large Peach Orchard and other fruit
trees, IS acres Of FOOD Meadow is now
made, and more OF the Land can easily
be converted into neadow-There are
on the place \ convenient Dwelling
House, Barn, Stables, Smoks House,
&c. and an excellent Garden 100 feeS
square newlv pailed. and several dnS
Springs. The subscriber being deter
mined to leave this country, will sell the
above Land at very reduced price, for
good pay he will let it GO at ~ dollarA
per acre, and viii take in part Wagon
and two good draft Horses.
JOHN HEATON.
March IS, 1905.
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TIE subscriber wiA sell at public
l vraSne, On me 1xt day Of .A"rch
Csurt, at The Court House IN 1im tins
burg. Ihr hCUSE aid LOT in ,vhtch
W'A' am MeCnhn ns1v tveS in SdidtOsrn.
He miH4IAo ed, at 'he aGme place and
On the same G0u, Ssme out LOTS near
IAd,nnsbu,g, that ere SCUM d0tO" With
Grass.
WILLIAM BURNS, sen.
March IS, 1905.
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NIW-YORK, March I.

The London papers state that Bona
partc had made overtures for peace to
the Engli.hgovcrnment which was no.
ticed in his majesty's speech at The open
i1g of the parliament. The Spanish de-
etra,ion Of war against Great Britain,
and the British order granting letters Of
Marque and reprisal against Spain, are
Pnblish,d in these Pap' rs. A number of
captures erich Spanish Te sssels had re-
Gently been made by British cruizers,
aud had arrived safe.
A report was in circulation in London
that subsidiary treaties with Russia and
Sweden are in great forwardness and
tits stated that the subsidies will amount
to Ave millions per annum. Russia was
TO bring into the field to act against F rance,
1000 men. The EmPerour Of Ger
many and KING of Prussia have been in
vited to aec-de to the eohfederacy, but
without effect.
Policies were opened respecting the
chances Of war, so guinea for one year,
so for two years, and 20 for three years,
W wv pOAu0S SANh II
the war continues longer than the periods
mentioned.
The turn Of conversation in France, it
seems, now tends toward general peace.
Nothing indeed is more probable than
that the usurper having gained the &C me
ofhis ambition, will endeavour to secure
himself by the accomplishment Of such
an event. The spirited conduct Of the
northern powers, the late interference
Of the King of Prussia, the more than
probable conjunction of the Emperor Of
Austria with the continental states, the
Accomplishing force of the Russians in
the Mediterranean, and above all, the
naval power Of Great-Britain, have
,hewn the tyrant the futility Of his aims
at universal dominion, and convinced
him that, having gained the top Of the
wheel, the continuance Of the war can
not raise him higher while it might,
and would most uuqnestionablv, sink
him at least spoke or two, if not hurl
him down to the bottom! On these con.
siderations We venture to predict tha,
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T D9hrresy caution all bersons from
i parchaStag d b'Hd q SIS dollars, d.
ted Decem6er idss, Of DAME! HetshsnS,
the greater part thereof bring paid. a, 1
ON determined not 10 pay the same oser
sgsin.
JACOB ,SHUA.
iiarcA 49, 1906. :" 49,
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George Tate

ESPEcTFULI.Yinforms the Inc
n habitants OF Jvfftr>u" County. that
he will offer himself as Candidate at
the next Election: ahd it chosen, will,
as heretofore, again faithfully Represent
them in the next General Assembly OF
this State.
March IS, 1905.
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Appointments-approvedbyt the Senate.
Robert Smith, attorney general fine
E~ind States, in the room cf Levi Lin
c0la-resfsned.
Jacob Crswninshiel3, secretary ofthe
nGvy, IN the rsOm~cf Robert Smith, ap-
pointed attorney general.
General Hull, gseevnor Q the terrific
ry IF Michigan.
We undtrs tand these- appointments re-
ce:ved the unanimous sanction Q the Sc
nate. o. [Mat. L.t.l
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Msntepo Bay, A.rH 1G.

The long wanted, and anxIousIr :. Dr.
sirrd Naval reinforcement has at ler,..:A
as4ived.
On " ,dnesdav general s1tisfac';"7
id ,,rd itself on the following ships
coming n;o Carlisle Bay.
Northumberland, Rear 4 l-nirl!Coch.
RAM, Captain G:org- Tooin, ~ guns =;
St. George, Caut. Hon. M. De Cour-
crv, 9si ElgIe, Colby, -; Atlis,
Pyn, ~ Veteran, N :wmrn, 65.
The Admiral, on coming too, was
salIted by Charles Fort, AMI soon after
By the Crntaur, bearing Samuel Hood's
broad pendant; and when tn Northu;n-
berlArd bro't up she returned III" salute,
and Sir Samuci's pendant was immedi-
a;-Iv struck, the commrnd having de-
volvcd on Admiral Cochrane.
Admiral Cochrane', squadron eorch-
ed at the Cape de Verd Islands, and IT
MAlelra~in quest Of the enemy; the
SpnrtlAte Of 81 guns, one of his feet,
sru the ground at St. Jago and lost
her ruldcr; the Gree frig,tr wa. left in
company with her, and they have both
sine. arrived here.
Last night thu whole of the Squadron
TO VIII y ,he Centaur is adled) pro-
cced~d to sraa0I stood to the nrrthv~. |.
THIS squadron fci! in. t. the wia4-
w.rl, wiz A nest Of the e7"m>'s priv,-
teers Give innnmher) and captured one,
very ine schr. which is intend ID to be
taken mo the service.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-24
MARTINGBTFG, MAY 81.

On Mon Law last came on in this town,
before acourt convened for that purpose,
the tri,t Of Nrse,es JACK anl Jcrrv,
ch,rgrd with the robbery of a Nr. Dl-
vii Horn Of this cOuntv.-Atter a mi
nut examination OF a number Of wit
ne see, and hearing the different argl-
r,-nts Of tn" gentlemen Of the b1r, the
Court r2nouncr4 them gritty, and pass
ed Sentence Of death on both the culDrlts,
They will be executed on the 5ta of
July next, unlessreprievel, or directed
BY the Governor to be transported. -
We never witnessed in this County a
more solemn trial ; the venerable Judge
who pronounced sentence upon them was
deeply affected and all the spectators
appeared srns;bly impressed with the
awtulness OF the occasion.
Mr.. Horn Che person rob5ed) is 4
lSourIng man, of unimpeachabIe cha
ra1 ter, and the money taken from him
GO dollars and IS cents( had been &C
Gnrrrd BIZ the dtnt Of industry.-From
his own evidence, and other testimony,
il appeared, that on Sunday tho. 12th
ia~I1nt, he WAS stopped in the pubH>
hl5h wAv, leading from BuckIestown to
Mar Greek, BY the above named Me-
g'ner-thAt Jack, a remarkably stout
fellow, Sir2ed aim br the arms and hrld
HIM, whist lcrrv, with knitc pI ICED
at Ar. H'rn's breast, DEM IN did hi,
money; Mr.. Horn replied he ma none,
and la''td out torassjstance on which
thc' threatened I'D kill HIM Instantly if
h @Hl not qlietIy submit-rhey then
TlR"l MS pockets ofthe shove sum, and
!,:t him-r%ut directly af,er returned,
and mae some threats that they would