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4 RICHMOND BANK NOTE Of 100 dolls.
wAs depofited win me by George {. Cirter
ior flie iecpiog tins Eo;e was taken from the pcf
f-ion of lave il this place, VINO wa, unaequaint-
81 with Is real value and it is pre,irmrd he seotired
81 Improperly. Any pefisn who vii, deftr,te rhe
Noe Pr perry, or afford evidence Of his ownsrhip,
fl receive it upsu aPglic,t'on; o,hsrsifs tie Soie
~ he delivered 20 the owaer Of the Gave from
whou a was taken.
nc. BROWN
'17s.'izaer Ji,y 50. Z $3.50
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DISSOLUTION OF co.pARrNERsu,p.

'HE o.PARTNERS HIP lesefsts,e esiq;,e us-
= :rh:frm Of RI1carK q vossLhr, ryiY be 66sie,-
:" o" roe W Of Aegaf 1y SsnfAa! eotnt-1fN Aeie seSo
fSen' for Payment, md Bet indebted are ala y,og,ej D,
male fGy~et 10 TaoMAs Rf1cHIE, 4obs is div sr1Lo,c
cd ID jsf'ls tie g6ai,s Of tie eouee,n
THOMAS RITCYIE.
.fnLy 90, 1906.
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edins the publication Of the paper.
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'Flas not T. Turner the candor to admit that tbis
pailion 0i
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Srbs Gaqs..ru.
RICHMOND, sob JUN, 1906.
TO ruE Eb7x-os OF TEE ENQUIRER.

TO TIE EDTToS OF TEE enquirer.
SIR,
" in ya4r osinoa, tie tx.issed exiras ean a. ay time
'1fp!y TIE sosa. Of mar. impotan. communication,
from Jour siSt, ee,repaaant, oe=asisnai dfei.,-
y Of "'Ser sssf:,, IA 5e Enquire, yoa -v; 1u5!i it,
Lnoi, tie s0riter oa!y ,eqpset ba. yon 7vYae,oy i.
10, Tr5ieb, crbsps Be srstt bave more ,essn Z. be
Obliged 10 ,0n, t6an for ii, publication.
JOSEPH
Extratf from Mcnorandums Political, Hf,ori-
cal. &c. for the county of
in Virginia.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

THE. subscriber wi,h''s to sell tho
i Plantation hcre0u he Low lives,
situate on Back Greek, B,rkeit, Cuunty,
miles from Mar,insburg and IS Irrm
Bath, containing 3}J acres of good strong
Limestone Land, we'll watcrcd, with az
least springs-l5O acres are cleared
and well enclosed, 8a,res OF Meadow
arc made, and more Meadow land the
rerIndtr OF the tract is well CO. cred
with fin, tlmbcr.-On the premises are
a conveNitn, Dwelling House, new y
finished, Kitchen, a large Barn, Distl-
lery, FuIIlsg Mill, and some out houses,
with nnta5tr of Fruit trees.-There is
good mllI-seat, with a sufIiciency of
water, on this tract.
He will also sell one other tract Of
Land, situut, on the river Potomak,
near RichardsNn' S Ferry, containing 1o2
acres, 40 OF which are cleared, the great
err part river bottom, the remainder OF
the Land is we'll timbcred, and has q
large ar-camp on tia small House
is now built, and logs ready for raising
larger one. Fer terms apply to the
subscriber.
WILLIAM SNODGRASS.
Back Creek, June %, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

NOTICE i. hereby given That an
~ Election will be held at tbs Court
House in Martinsburg, pn the FIRST
Monday after the third Tuesday in
April (being the 22nd day Of the pre-
sent month"; tor the purpose Of choosing
two persons of ht character, to repre-
sent the County Of Berkeley in the next
General Assembly Of this Common
wealth. An per'ons entitled to vote are
desired to ATTEND.
There will also b. held at the same
time and place An Election Ter the pur-
pose of choosing a fit characteFtoreprr-
SAINT the District composed Of Berkeley,
IT, Jefferson and Hampshire Counties in
the Congress Of the United States.
VIM. PORTERFIELD, Sheriff.
T. April 5, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
. HIGHT DOLLARS REWARD.

c TOLKN or strayed from the sub
- scrlbef's stable on Wednesday the
Goth OF March last, a dark bay mare
heavy with fo.l, trots and PAGES, bu,
not active as to her gates, has a small
white round each of her hind feet, and a
remarkable thick name, about fourteen
aud a halt hand. high has no other per-
telvAOIe mark to my knowledge. Any
person taking up sad mare and deliver
ing her to me shall receive the above re-
ward with Reasonable charges.
JOHN UNSELD, jan.
Shepherds. Town, April S, 1905.
\. 3. he mare is four years old this
s.r g and shod all round.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
9CLLY EMPEROR

WILL stand this season, the three
w FIRST DAYS in each week, at the
subscribers plantation, about three
tourths Of a mile from Opeckon bridge
on the road ltAdlngto Shepherds own.
one-fourth OF mile from the Baptist
meeting house, near Hess's mill, and
cover mares AZ four and halt dollars the
season, two dollars lash the sAgle leap.
and eight dollars for insurance. The
money tor the season to be paid by the
lst Of Iuty, and for insurance when the
mare proves with toal.
Joll> Emperor IS. a handsome gray,
about srxteen hands high, four years old
and we'll calculated for the saddle or
geers. He was got by the celebrated
horse Emperor, formerly kept. a, the
Yellow House, whose blood is well
,known-hiS dam was got by Old Snap.
1t is thought unnecessary to say any
thing more of his pedigree, as his APP
prarance will be a sufficient reCommen-
dAtinn. Great attention viii be paid,
bat will not be answcrahle foraccidents.
The seaSah will begin the lst OF April F.
and end the lst Of Julv.
ELL BELLER.
March 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
BARRON,

Of the best quality, ,etectedwith care BY
him>slffrom the Iron Works, and which
he will dispose of on the most reduced
terms. He continues as usual to carry
on the Blacksmith's business in all its va
riOns branches and fAttsrs himself, that
II good materials, manufactured in the
most scrliccao.c manner, together with
-rhc strictrst attention TO bu.lness, gan
>ecure the plalic favour, he shall not 90
unreward.d.
ANY purchaser can, With convenience
and dispatch have aax Quantity of Iron
cut and bent IL necessary.
= JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
Martinshurs, N'rSh 29. 1893.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
The elegant m!Lbrrd H2,se
YOUNG LOFTY

WILL stand this season, the three
W first DAYS IN each week, at Tab
Iet~ Mill on Opeekon, and the three
last "aysat Capt. Henry Ringers (FalI-
ing Waters 8 miles from Martins burg,
at the moderate price of four dollars and
one bUshel OF oats or corn the season,
two dollsr' ca'h the single leap, and
nine dollars to insure a loal--the
MONEY for the season 10 be pad the 1st
Of Angus. next, and for insurance whoa
tn" mare proves with toal. The season
has commenced and will end the last Of
June.
Young Lofty is a dark bav, fifteen
and half hands high, with blaze in
his face and two white feet, rising four
Years old, was got bv the noted horse
Sportsman, his dam was got hv Young
81. George, ms grand dam BY the Black
Snake. 1t is unnecessary to say any
thing more OF his pedigree as the APP
pvarance Of the horse will be sufh irnt to
recommend ham to every impartial man.
x JOHN DAUGHERTY
Apr! S, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

- W. az. authorized 10 inform the
Citizen. Of Berkeley, J,fer.On and
Nsnpshir. Counties, that M,j.JANES
STEPHENSON has consented st tn.
request ola number Of his friends, TO Be
a sAndiIatr a; the ensu;ng Election ''r a
Representative fer ,hi. Disuic, il the
next Congress Of the United Suites.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

THE Subscriber returns hi. most
L grateful acknowledgements to his
friends and the public for the encourage
mrnl n has experienced, and respect
tu'ly informs them that he has jnst re-
cclved, and will constantly keep Tor sale
al his bIaoksmlth's shop in the main
street MAr.rn,burg opposite TO the In
dian Chlet Tavern, very large and
complete assortment OF
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Berkeley County, IS.
February Court, rtnS.
. George Riley - Daniel Sturges..
IN EHAACERI.
THIS day came the complainant by
l his counsel, and it appearing to
the court that the defendant is not an in
habltaHt of this commonwealth, 1t is or
dersd that the defendant do appear hyre
on the MONDAY after the third Tuesday,
IN MAY next, to answer the complain
ants bill, and that a copy of this oriet
be forthwith inserte in the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelliseqcer and continued
Cor two months sue ces.ivev, and also
be posted up FOR two month. success
'ively at the door ofthe court house OF
Ibis county.
A CSpv. Attest,
L., OATLD HUNTER, GIG.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

q We are authorised - inf'rE the
Frseholders OF this County, that Mr..
IOHN GRAY and Captain MAT.
THEW RANsONE, will be candi.
dates at the ensuing election Of Repre-
sentatives for Berkeley County il the
State Legislature.
March l, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

. AN away from the subscriherliying
N IN Charles County, NTar> land,
near Brvan Town. on or about the goth
OF last month, negro BILL, he is about
2: ,ca'G OF age, tall and stout made, of
aNIlo~ssh compile xion> thick lips and
coarse Voice, walks with his toes turned
out, his clothing can't we'll describe,
but his common wear was an old hat,
white negro cotton over jacket and a
paw Of country cloth trowsers striped
with yellow crosswNys> he formerly be-
lon3,d to the family OF Nrales in Cob.
Mt X. have reason to believe he will
make for Berkeley County, Virginia,
nsAs Charles Town, where his father
al rr .rher lives, belonging 70 Richard
LjvucGns. Whoever takes up said fell
low. ana secures him in any Jail (if out
OF the oouNtY) and gives information TO
the subscriber so that he gets him again,
shall receive the above reward and al
rra. nnA(Ae charges paid if brough, home
and i!takcn in the county FIVE dollars.
AUGUST US BCRCH. .
Charles County, March 90, 1905.
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t. the Citizens q Jc3tr.sn, Berkeley
and Hampshire Ctuun6..

ana HGmSSHnC LLI!H""
HAVE consented, at the request Of
anumber of my friends, I" become
q candidate at the ensuing election for
representative for this district in the
Congress of the United States aHl
now solicit your patronage. 1t has hi
Hherto been so much the custom to ira
velthrough the dtstti~t, to solicit votes,
that for me to ONT that part OF the tusi-
ness, might probably RIvc occasicL Of
offence to sont-I will therefore dtvo,e
rs much time as Gan be spared for that
purpose; hAtter,nS mvse!t at the same
6me, that those gentle men wrom ! tSr-
not visit previous 70 the election, viii
not impute it to any want OF respect for
them, more than others but to the
want Of sufficient time. to make such a
tour. AS would rather lose my cleo
ton, than gain i, by any unfair means ;
NV opponent and his friends NAV rest
assured, that no ungentltmNRly or i'm
proper conduct on nv part, will be re-
sorted to, for the purpose of obtaining
success; and fAttsr myself, that
shall be treated with the dcIicacy which
am determined to exercise towards my
competitor.
am fellow Citizens,
with due respect,
your ohedient servant,
JOHN MORROW.
3h"rA"rd''- Town, |
February II, laos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
FOR HIRE, TWO
Negro ( Girls,

One about fifteen and the other sixteen
years old they have both been accus-
TONED to house-work, and one has fer
some time past been a cook. A en-
ployxr in the country would Ss prefer
red. Inquire Of the Printer.
~ january II. 1905. two
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B'rG"!sy County, 81.
February Court, 1905.
George Riley Us Joseph Gale.
+, rvs N/'E-pT

THIS day- came the complainant by
i his counsel, and IT appearing to thu
court that the defendant is not an inh4,
b'tant OF this commonwealth, it is ORDER
ed that the defendant do appear here on
the Monday after the third tuesday IN
May next, to answer the CONS tArnan,'s
biz, and that copy of TIN. order be
forth With inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson lntellgrncsr and Continued
tor two months successfully, and also
be posted up for two months successive
" at the door Of the court house Of thi.
county.
A Copy. Attest,
DAVID HCNTER, c.B.C.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

- W or. asth'TissIt' 'nt'r" the
Frret.lIsrs Of Berkeley County, that
GEORGE PORTERFIELD, Esq.
y.rIPHtLIP .PKNDLETON, Esq.
v.NIs COnI.Intss at The next e!setien~sf
Retre,enioti,es {sr thi1 County !" the
Sta:s Legislature.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
FOR SALE,
pursuant 10 the last will and asseameat
Of Roberto Creighton, dse'i, a valuable
TRAIT of Land,

Lying in the County of Berkeley and
State ofV'rsini,, three miles from the
town of Martinsburs, on the road lead
Jag to WiIliamspor, e;gntv-Rve miles
from the CITY OF Baltimore, seventy Gve
from the City OF Washington, and righ-
~ miles from the town OF Alexandria
containing s!x-huadred acres, one half
cleared and under good fence, the he-
lance we'll clothed with timber: There
are on said land = number Of never fail
ing springs, and sufficient quantity Of
Meadow This Tract would suit we'll
to be divided, as there are two DIV ell
ing Houses, two Double Barns, and
two Orchards Of choice Fruit. 1t lies
Eve mi}~s fFea the xipsr Potnmsk, III.
navigation ofssid river is now CON: lr-
ted, produce may he conveyed down the
river to the City of Washington AMI tc
the town Of exandria at 2 ANAL ex-
Pense. For terms apply to Wiihom
Riddle, of the town OF MArtinshurg.
coed Utls will be made the purehassr
by 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-02
LIND EOR SHE.

MILL be offered for fale on the prentice, on the
w 9Th day of Augul next that well kiown
place called prdes-Vile, Formerly S;hyy tosr)
containing about four hundred and forty acres with
Encornmonly GOOD improvements, viz /. al excellent
dwelling houie, large aud eommodio&s tavern be-
des an elegant two Rory houfe, Intended for ma
IONS hall, (thete being !odge held here) and
every neeeilary out houie fables lumber houies &C.
Allo, fpacious Cow-Houc, all now in toiera-
BILE coed repair. The quality OF the Land s very
good, particularly for wheat and the ftand as IT,
vern is profitable. Pofcfon will be immediately g-
ven, 10 that the pufchaer avail himleif of the
advantage Of towing wheat. The terms are, one
half OF the purchae money payable et Chrifmas next
the o.her halt Of the purchaie money payable
Chriitmas twelve months, the purchaf,r giving bond
with ecurity to carry inteseR from the date Il nos
pun9uslly paid
ALSO for cath, ten or twelve NEGROES, con-
htng of men, woneri, boys and girls, al uncommon
ly likely and Virginia born
ALSO, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE ofa kinds, w fS or eight good bol.
and furniture, complete fet Of dining table, an g.
legant mahogany defo aud book cafe, chef Of draw,
CHAIRS, &c beides great cunber # arci.s .oo tcd.
ous To enuueta,e credit for tie LATER, TO- al g,a,s
shove FIVE delars, will be ven until Chriarras ne,
the Pnrehaiers giving bond wh good scurity to car.
~ nterc't from the due II nor pun9usliy mid.
IANES TOWNES, r.
Amelia. Pt'des vile Hp.@ e. epft
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tfnbicriber by John Wiiamioa, If. Of the Coun-
ty ct Heureo, 70 iecure the payment Of iundry debt,
therein acknowledged to be due 20 iasfy fn,dry exc
cutions, for which Capt ohn Williannou aads bound,
as his ecurly, together with the expence neceifary %
carry the truf into execution; WILL BE SOLD. -
the hgheR bidder for ready money, the premiles,
on 1hurfday the 5th Of Auguit next, Que Hundred
acres of LAND, being part of the tract wbereon tn,
iaid Willilnfcn lives and adjoining the lapd os
Snn'nel Browning, about mile above William
Young's mill, and between five and fix miles from
Richmond. ELISHA PRICE,
July 80. II.
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LAND-EOR SHE.

N the county OF Lunenbms, lying within one mile
4 OF the Conrt-houfr, OH Couc!es crack this tract
contains leven hundred and nifty acres, hundred
and fifty of which cleared comfortably inproyed
for the accommodation of family. This land is well
fuited to the cultivation of Tobacco Corn and leas
A great bargain may be had in this land The
terms may be made known, by application TO Major
Grief Green, of No;oway, who is duly authorized to
dipofe oft, the iubicrber living on the preifss.
JOSEPH SMITH.
LunenburS, Auguf 2.--(eptf
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SAVANNAH, July Is.

BY Captain Chadwick, of the fhooner Ham
nah, arrived here Yesterday from St. Mary's, we
have been favoured with an account of an en-.
gagemen. which took place on Saturday laft,
at Rofe Bluff, between fchooner fitted GU, by
the Camhrian frigate, for the purpofe Of cut
ting out from their moorings on the Spaniih
ffore, the veftls* referred to in the above ex-
tracts Of letters. The fchooncr fitted out by
the Bri'ifl frigate was captured by her from
the French. about two weeks lince after chafe
of 22 hours, between Charlefton and Twice
bar, mounting 8 uine Founders, and carving
Ilomen. She appeared abreaf of st. Mary's at
3 o'clock, and came too, and at got under
weigh again. and failed up the river to COM
rnence the attack, which took place about five.
The engagement lated near an hour, when
three boats were manned by the Bri,iih fchoon-
err to board the privateer, which they effeSfed,
and retook the n,p, brig and privateer. The
Engliih had killed and 10 wounded. The
lieutenant received ihot through the law, and
in one of his thighs. but was not thought in a
dangerous tlate. On the part of the Soaniaras
FIVE were killed, and fifteen made prifoners, &
The ref jumped over board and fwam to the
fhore. Among the former were Capt. Hoop
er, the commander of the privateer, & Capt.
John Randolph, late of this City.
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CHARLESTON. IuIr %.

We yeterday mentioned the recapture Of the fhip
I7o0 F'is9d' Captain M'NEfL, by the Britiih 90
CeInnent brig Hunter, captain INGLEFIEIp--This
information IS furniihed by the arrival of the pilot
oost ehooner Regulator, Cap;aia White, which was
o'patshed from this port Immediately after the cap
ture OF the 1zOo F,ieAA, with documents to prove
,ne mp ana cargo American property. She had
lage OF ieven days to Barracoa but hearing notbin1
ol tue mp at that port, round to St. Jaeo de
Cucd, where they found the French prize-maHef
sno the pTivateerimen, who informed that few
ueys before when within three hours fa Of parracoa
inc mp havag fallen to eeward they fell in with
brih armed brig, when the Frenchncn took to
tne'r boats, leaving captain M'NEiL on board the
mp winch was Immediately taken pofeflion of BY
me brig On receiving this Information CAPTAIN
WmfE failed for Port-Royal, to which nor, he
made las PsiIge inthe lort fpaee of "a hours. few
Gays after ne arrived, the Snake coop Of war came IN
the commander Of which Rated tiat he left the f,r
and brig at Cape Niehola Mole. where the latter
veiel had put 10 to repair her boygfprif carried auav
,l enaing French privateer which he hal captured
Inc ID aud cargo being Of too great value TO rgs
recaPture, IL wsthe intention Of the captain Of the
brig to convoy her to Jamaica as foon a. lie had made
che neeeHary repairs Of his ycael
a te% days before captain WHfIE lef port-pov-
- ieven !hips o. " Inc falei to Join adnirI Me-;
- eH'i e. iro1i his Zee hal arrived a, Tam.e..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-02
MARRIED,

On ThurfdaY the twenty fifth u't. Mr.. ARcuER
RoBERrsoN, TO the aniable M;f, Massey Nj Book
EE, both of the county OF Amelia.
AT the feat of Colonel Bailey Wa1;ngton in Stat
Eiord county, on Sunday the l4th infart DIs in the
bloom of life, Miis CArasRINs SroREr. daughter
OF William SfO'ke eq. of Beleilc, in King George.
The death OF this young lady occaiioued by AN
accident fngular and uncommon On the 9Th OF Ju-
~ the year pan, in the conre of an afternoons walk
with fome ladies of her acquaintance. over field
where were growing fome talks of Timothy erais,
The Plucked and PUT into her mouth head thereof
d few moments after, they met and aocohei BIZ
an harveh abourer who had n1aie little roo free
with the bottle, and whole deportmcnt was 10 ex-
treinely awkward and iudcrous as to excite in AIrs
s. violent fit of laughter which by the application
OF her handkerchief to her mouth, he eie,eavoured
,oiuppres In this NOT unfortunate effort the head
OF grafs, whole and unbroken, was inhaled into the
lungs. She iurvived the moment OF the melancholy
accident but 10 encounter train of sgonizing and
eScrucia,ng iynptons, which finally tern,inated in
deriving the world of of its fareh aud mott ufe
FL ornaments, her furv,;ng parent Of mott Affect
onate and dutiul daughter, and her friends ard ao.
cases OF "a ainia5le, agreeable and enibe companions
Fyea,g Herald 3
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-02
FROM THE rnILArELpn.. c.sE-r=

the following recent infance of tyranny, ex-
erclted by the Britiih Government at Surinam,
having been made the fub;ett of conversation in
feveral circles in this city, think it duty
owe to the public and myfelf, to pubIilh The
circumstances as they have been fworn to in my
athdavlt before the Mayor of the City, on nv
arrival /; and which were noted down at the
time.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-02
% McKenzie's Voyages, Am. I'd 2o5.

The Commifioners of the William & Mary
Coilcge Lottery have determined to purCy,e =
negative conduct. They will neither paw of. the
fortunate tickets nor tedraw the Lottery. They
VII prevail upon fDnc holder of a fortunate,
ucket to bring inc CAFE TO at iGhe, by iu1il,u-
ing nut a-a'na thom IN the Richmond chan-
cery init tor the amount of me prize. 18th
parties vii content 10 wave ~ url,ece.j,,..t., ~
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. The f,ip Golden Grove and brig Ceres.

The Governor of the Indiana Territory, has
liued his proclamation directing the legislature
to meet at Vincennes. on the 29th day of July
next. delegate to copgrefs will be elected that
FELTON,. The Hon. Thomas T. Davis, chief iuc
tics, and 1--WE helicve) Benjamin Parker, Efl. at.
torney general, of the Territory, are the candi-
dates.-Kentuekp pap.
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NOTICE.

HE fub!criber intending TO the nate of Nen.nc-
ky, about the 5th cs this month, will UNDER
take to tranfaa buiinels for any perlon who may
choofe to confde in him.
JOHN w. ROBSON
". b. q letter leit with MIR. John Tabb at
Mefirs. John and Robert CambIe's, viii meet with
prompt attention.
AuguR 2.-(epst.