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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05

a list ofIetfers remaining in tie Post.
Office at Shepherd's- Town, which il
n0ffdken out tsf0ye the frst day IF
i October merit, l1iH Be senf to Tie Gene
raj PSsi-oEiee as dead ieise,s.
d. MATTHIAS BAKER, Eliza.
beth Burke, Henry Bohraff.
C. Barnhart cobler. James CLARK.
Abraham Coz, John Calhoon, Richard
Conn. = ,s,5 Z
+. D. Benjamin Downs.
5 r. Polly Fishall.
G. Henry Cant care of James $.
H. Samuel Hoot 2, Abraham Hill,
Samuel Hart.
= Richard Johnston. $.
K. Henry Herman, Gabriel Kemp.
L, conrad Liglider, Nathan Lenthi-
cum. liz, ss Z IS - ! - :. :. & y
NJ. Miss Jane M'Gowan 2, John
Makhaman, Mr.. Meridith.
p. Lewis Bentley, Pierce.
r. John Reed, Schoolmaster, Da-
MEL Royar, John Rausburg, miller.
S. Stephen Shaw, Anthony Sprin-
ker, Stephen Staly, David Seegar.
V. Isaac Vail. Adam Warbler.
w. Mrs. Eliza Williams, Mary
Williamson.
Y. James Young
JAMES BROWN, P. M.
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channel. The Frenchcrews were most.
" raw and undiseiplined such voyage
was necessary before they could venture
10 encounter the hardy naval veterans Of
Great Britain and Ireland.
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ALEXANDRIA. Iune 21.

Captain Brownlow, of the Hannsh,
from Gaudaloupe, informs US that on the
2sth of May, two ships Of eighty guns
arrived from France. They said they
formed part of 4 Preach Acct of twenty
sail Of the line from Brest aud had
been separated ina storm. They had
taken merchant ship on their passage.
On the 4th Of Juae the King6sher slooP
of war, was captured by two French
trigates off Bassatsere. !. >., r T.. +.
- -. = [NoyfaN Ledgtr.l
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LNo.taA Ledger.l

+ -....# - ii - = - - =. g = d.
~ *. 7s..+ IT"
IF the above report be correct, if the
Brest feet has really escaped, and is
bound out to the West.Indies, then is
it doubly plain that the object ofthe Em-
perez is more than the conquest of the
colonies, forwhieh 90 great q force Is by
no nsans requisite. The Ferrol squad.
ron 2as also expected at Martinique,
surprising the information obtained
thereby capt. Garrow to have been corr
recti when the four fleets of ,Brest,
Toulon, Ferrol and Cadiz, shall be uni-
ted, they will constitute force Of not
less than SIS or 60 Ships of the line. Now
as this embraces about three fourth Tor
perhaps greater portion) Of the whole
naval strength of the allies, il would be
next to absurd to imagine that il would
be detached for the purpose of conquer
ing few islands, TO which one third of
its force with proportionate number Of
transports, would be fully adequate
Now let US suppose this mancuvre to be
part of the grand design against I'm.
Gland, the manner in whichit can con.
tribute towards il is evident. To eoun-
teract the operations Of, or to engage
with success, so large feet as IS sail
Of the line, il may be necessary for the
British ministry, to send after them At
least 40 sail of the line, in addition to
those already in the West Indies.
We have not lately seen = navy list,
but We believe the number Of line of bat
tie ships in commission, in England, did
not exceed SIS or 70, in November last.
of this number suppose IS in the West
Indies there would then be left about
IS to defend the channel. As soon,
however, as the imperial squadrons have
united, If instead of proceeding to lee
ward, they should return directly to En-
rope, they would elude the British fleets,
and while these were probably seeking
torthem as low down as Jamaica, they
would arrive in defenceless channel,
which they would completely open to
their Hotilla and the fate Of England
would-then have to be decided on her
own territory, Ma contest withIan ene-
my which could without obstruction, for
some time at least, receive every aid Of
men and necessities from France. Al
though this may not be the design of Blu.
onaparte, yet we cannot think that IL Is
such 4 scheme as is altogether improba.
bic. If il should be his intention to at,
feet his main purpose in this manner, Z
very short time viii deyelope il, for in
that case the stay of the imperialists in
the Wsst-Indies will rot be long. They
viii be anxious enough to get out Of the
way before the arrival of a British admi
fral. This circuisous rout may be fol
other reasons considered If NOT the
shsrtsss % least the sgssf way g the
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ne 1aud call Tor names, and the I'm.
portance offxing the charges against Mr..
Jefferson, in point of view not to be
eontroverted, determined me to write to
Virginia there I first learned to abhor
the character Of a man, who has since
risen to the highest hononrs this de-
graded country: can bestow, and there
I first acquired that knowledge Of facts
which has enabled me to assume the bold
tone OF accusation, so very offensive to
his friends. < -,
The very eSidence so loudly deman-
ded, and with such misplaced, anticipate
ed exultation, is now before the public.
Are hrmness and common hons sty re-
euisite qualities for the Office Mr.. Jeffer-
son sustains, and for which he may again
b. a candidate, read the foregoing parti-
eulars ofhis life and Judge. Even the
modern philosopher who has no,regardto
the sacred importance of religion must
hsre find cause to blush for the sake Of
his country, and feel anxious for her.
fate. But to those whoregard the -prin-
eipies of moral obligation, who revere
GAG 0e1Sl ~ dtkA11Go Va d1lA-MHo
csnfot view crimes of the BLACKLIST hue
withouta heart felt detestation of the per-:
petrator, let them perase this picture,
and look at the situation Of our nation
with such man at its head. .
Few among the democrats have had
the hardihood to declare publicly, that
it is ONO consequence whether a distin.
guished officer of government be an ex.
emplary or an Abandoned Character
They have generally admitted that the
statements respecting Mr.. Jefferson were
important, if tfue; but on the authors Of
. those statements they have heaped un.
qualified censure and even execration.
Il being now proven that the reputed Ii.
.s~bels son the President were positively
matters Of fact, we trust there viii here.
after be little more delieacy exhibited
by our opponents. Onthis they may re-
y that any attempt at evasion or ,eaaii-
vocation shall be followed by accumulate
ed evidence. The good people of Anne
riealhsyr been long enough the dupes Of
inpostors and ignorant men the press
owes to society the services Of which il
: Is capable. and il is TO be hoped public
opinion IS not yet too corrupt to be COR
rected. ESQ, we shall be slaves indeed.
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THOMAS TURNER.

Such is the borrid detail, and such the
evidence, l have to lay before the pub.
lie. This evidence, though complete,
is not solitary. In addition to the re-
spectacle testimony of MIR. Turner,
amauthorised to quote David M. Ram
dolph, Esq. late marshal Of Virginia. as
knowing the facts, relative to the affair
Of Mr.. Walker, and willing, at any time,
70 vcaeh for the truth of them. And he,
saws my correspondent, could unfold
tales which would cause Mr.. Jefferson to
tremhle. 49, IT. -,
At the tribunal Of public opipinion
now appear. The truths Ihave advance
ed respecting Mfr. Jefferson, must beae-
knowledged to affect his reputation in
the deepest manner and 10 republi.
can government where it isdeemed high
ly imPottant, and where every provision
is made, to ascertain the real character
ofpublie officers this publication must
appesra duty Incumbent. Mr.. Ieff.r.
son never did me nor any of my connexi-
ons personal injury. This Investigation
and Development have resulted only
from strong sense that circumstances
50 attrocious ought to be known, and
particularly in government, whiehcan-
not exist, unless supported by public vir.
tue. .~- A. = -s.~.'.-:,7t. -+''
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daughter, MIRA HaFvie,. note from
MIR. jefferson inelosing IN paper, the q.
mount he had borrowed in gold and oil.
per, and demanding his bond. Mr..
Jones, indignant at such treatment, and
appreciating the transaction By rs merit,
enclosed the bond to Mr.. ]. accompani-
ed by the paper raoney rendered, and
such rerlnarks as the nature Of the case,
was calculated TO suggest. The conse.
yquenee was a full discharge of the debt,
In specie whereby avirtual acknowledg-
ment was made Of the dishonourableness
of the former tender.# f.. .....-..
Ihave now, sir, discharged what 1
consider duty, IN communicating such
facts as were in my possession; all which
/ believe To be substantially true and
. most Of whichI affirm to be so.--Should
this letter. in any degree, have tenden.
cy to aid the cause at virtue, or arrest
the progress of vice, ! shall stand abun;
dainty remunerated, for any exer,iont
= on my part to produce such an end. il
you End occasion to do so, you are at j..
berts to make use Of my name In this
business.-H not necessary, l have no
particular inclination to: appear init
Respectfully YOURS
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IA1A6 v . = t"Sf :
From London papers to the 15th Of Va
receiued last evening 6y 'ths snip Sa
vage from Liverpool. 49, -. =. :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
Notice.

II INTEND leaving the Unite |
Il. States for few months.
RICHARD MASON
suny, March %. 1906. J.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
LONDON, Feb. is.

The Right Hon. Thomas Maitland,
has been appointed to the government Of
Ceylon.
Price Of FIouvthe 4th Feb.--Fine -four
90 TO 95s. Seconds IS to Dos.
Price Of .Hocks, This day at 10 o'eIock.
Consols So ID 20 50.
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HANDSOME PROPERTY

HAE iubieriber oilers for faie his Back HOUSE
on Shoekoe-hIli, in which Re reiides at preient
confirming fise LARGE rooms an amy ,aiiae ter Nv
uty ieven tect,two rooms i'll the garrett two ciofet:
are ,hree rooms IN Ike cellar with recue out build
ings. The houfe is fniibed in neg; and handfcn,-
rye ieveral OF the rooms the walls u Which ere
painted and iiueeo cornice go
Attached to the hcnie are two valuable half acre
o Gown meaiuis e.ther or Lotl, C ~..ich may
be bad herewith. "
Virginia Hank Stock, or State Military Certificates
WIN he received in payment ior the whole, or .s,e
thrd cath IN hand and credit Of one and two years
for The refdue.
For further particulars, apply to the fublerber on
the pren,ifes. -
spoTswooD LIpscoMy,
June Is. Jew
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RIcElslossD, .rlEs5aY s.oeNgsa, JgLg IS. Sc.
NOTICE.

d
HE PssryuertSip noso e0y.vi1g on an4lsy, ~.
frm Of PuMFgg9 e FlrzwHYLsoNs,
%s;A1e di7shOeds6y Mytnai eonjr1t, on tbe5 slss
d..S ef fbif brs,lEt ,a0a.5. 4Tess2yt baviao
claims "gaieR ne jsi9 concern, are ,rqacRed 10
c'fTs tbesn IN 10 JOIN Pantry. ~. adyxgment,
aHa f5e'e indebted f6ereio, 10 ,sa.ke i..laeaiate
p1I;A1s!aI 70 Elm.
J0HNPUMFRRf, -
~. Y. FlZ-ZlyTrkSoNN.
fs-1 9. (P1s0l
he ft3ieri5er takes iris 7retboa Of i.fo,pung
= bis frieHG5 AID tie f4slic, tb-t re intends
carving on he STATIONARY q BOOK
BINDING 6a:.fnegc5i in a!1!6ei, p4,ioas 6raycls-
Is, a. ,Jshsi. ~ JOHN PCiGFREY.
FSaN PUMFREY retsyns bis moi gratcfl.
= acknowledgement TO bis friends for fbe nu-
1oa''sea patronage qvbie.5 6s ssas a5t4ised III toe
me 81 i9s oretsl7oa: and be fJliaJ no essrfioh
en- bis part er;li be eoansiag 20 nie,. eo0tiaua-
ion Of t1eir jaz,or5. Juiy9. (epfs0j
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PROPOSALS
Bl- RIaHARD SNowyBow

N y.
lis. This wcFk viii be cornprifed in two volume,
duodeeimo' bound, --he number Of T-ges cannot be
preeiely calculated, but the tubhher iuppoics cad,
volume viii contain about 800.
ID The price TO fublcribers will no. exceed three
doars-payibie on delivery.
Sd. map Of North America and Of the United
states will be given with the work.
an. Any rerfpn procuring fobfcribers for t,i4
work HAT be entitled TO copy Gas every ten he
may oDtain--beng accountable ior the amount.
III is prefG.nsd that the work now offered to ,lc
public viii meet with encourage proportionato
The Importance Of the iubiees on Which Il treats =
with to be acquainted wiki what las happened i,
ages, Especially in oaeS country natural sod
eommeDdabe curohty it is therefore furrriiino RI
ioIaTgc portion Of the citizens Of the United Sae.
arc almoh toia!y ignorant Of the hory Of Their ma.
''v@ country, and Of the great events at have taken
place from The firit dhcosery Of the continent by
ChnisoFher Columbus to the prefent time Tbi.
nms not however, be attributed TO an indifference il;
our felow-oi'i2ens about WI relates to :heir CONN
try but rather 20 tie dHIeuity Of obtaining infor
nation which was only to be gathered from voluri.
nous tracts too expenive 70 admit Of general cire
i@;lon In the work propofed to be put to tbe
pTe!s, this great objection isrepoved Ii embraces all
the mott intereGing events reated by former hGe,-i-
ans, together with number Of anecdotes, ind otler
matter never before pUblised--at price thar will
place II within reach Of the generality Of readers
~ Sp5frifhoss ,eeaye< 5y f.to6 TobzJss. fgo
dog bh.o6e 1Eo,ia, ct Ri'eJjs q EVe,esys, NJ.
Pyif6''@', ami S. Plsgjs4b' Eo,k.fs.t..
Jo'y ?. (sptf)
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NOTICE.

the ESD aag Of May lac che 81 -partnerlaip, Of
~ WNI, M. ALLEM e. JAMEs Copy, .nder The
fiTf'i of ALLEN q CoDY,of Ca bra, was diiTolved
BY mu;c1l eonien'All pertoas Indebted to Allen 81
Cody are deired to come forward and c!oie their ac
conii'S " bond or otherv eand all psrfons having
eenia1oa @gaina them, are regretted to make ,hem
sno"n' that they may Le a4jalted for payment.
i.er Of The p2Itners at Ca iIs are authorized to fet
re accounts OF to make and receive paynents
- WILLIAM RI ALL EN-
JAMES COPY.
Cumberland, Tuly g.. (epst.)
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20 REM.
MOUNT SION r3a sAle.

TIE G@e,i5tr ely5 far jlis, LisPiaafaion III Noytb-
p'g's,'o"deon"iy, k.s4eNby '5t05ms IF MOUNT
SION. lie aJov- !,49 eoa!uias a1oat 500 aeyes, an
II 9obi'b j. e7.aifo any h.ia ij4f pa, If tie esnfr,
so fsrhGy 81 Jill, sn4 las e0t,y rtgrfte 10 aaks Il a
3r7el< fr'iaa jar gesic-i Easiy. 9Lcrs is on tie
i'q7 M oseAh IiE 6:OeAag b. gvi!I eOey soa0sai-
mar 6ssj ~ Eazfrd he aacgqjie gca.-- Of tie
Pa:egVgilss, a es4saaa1s eeg.e zie=v ef tie rioy
Il u es1y eoaO.i % 80, cye,5, 20. ard Is zp6ia on.
14s' f-.i IF A!.x4alia, NoyfdiA, ara Bslso,s y5xa,s
e i5s E,s z0M 6s made ta57"a, ~ astEs <fim fsAz,
tn'y 9A1, abb '5lss .le A.I. aris !teEgf1iber.
JEE7-AL JONES.
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TOEE SOLD.

70 tie bgbsf bidder, he p,tnJs, on BE Aq Sa.ny4ay
g ia June nfsl,
{, much of the LAND, whereon John Kelfo lives,
- NJ tie county OF Cumberland, late the property
q 9eer Franciieo. as will pay the balance claimed of
hin, by Samuel G. Adams, of C.. leo, with its in
teTef, by virtue Of deed of truf executed to me
by the iaid Peter Franci.oo, fot that purpoie
CREED TAYLOR, 1'ruGee.
May - (eptds,)
I. - From the badness of lie day, the fale, has
heen Poponed, of theapove property, untii the fir0
Saturday III Auglit next; whensit viii certainly
take PLACE, il fair, if net, on the next fair day
July .. E
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FIfrr Dollars REWnRD.

~ Az away from the iubfer;l,er. living near the
- lowing Green, on Ire I'd nG. 4 negro nan
FAMED PEIER.' between thirty and forty years old
aaout I've feet tea inches higl he IS Black aud rather
pare made; had on sShene wei.t oil light colour
CT drab ecat, red lr!ped w4ineoat, corduroy or
thiekie.t breeches and dlrk lixeG fockr.s--has of
ibe g'sa;erp tof allhis toes On the lef foot, and
when lpolsen-io, IS apt to aFpsar itrpriied.
wal give tie above reward e taken on, of the
Rate OF Vrgi'ia, and thirty dollars II taken IL the
Hate and out OF ms county AMI oliars taken ia
his county confined IN any aii 10 tia, ger i,,
OK i 5rousht hone all reaGoiabe CHARGES paid.
JOHN G.. VOOLFOLK.
WHO ioneiitres calls liinfeif brandy.
July = (s,3
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Jusl>pEor,yFD

A.D Fer SALE EY THE SUBSCRIBER,
Jour hundred r..,es Iiouie Paper, philaIs!ph;a
- Deer by the barrel, flali quantity OF fra aus.
hty New-England Cleele; ALTO 400 barrels Corn.
EDWARD F{AII.AM.
ALSo-5ooo W.T.. Salt iPetre'd BACON and
a eontant iupp!y Of FRESH co.. n MEAL.
luns i8.----(eP) Iet
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RnNKEIl,. NnNIC,,iI;

'iiE iuhieriber iifsrms the Citizens Of Richmond
and the pablo ID general that he has talsen the
ir;ae, next door to MIR. William Auitn's. lower end
oi tac is2inn, where te tranla6s the BROk ERAGF
and COMMlSSiON .BUSlIESS ~ all their various
hrsnches From hisgenerai knowledge Of buGneis
Ioea ~ his attention aud ioieitude for he intefea
% thoie VINO may Piei'e to favor him with tfsir com
mands, hopes 20 participate in he Confidence Of a
ge"4i Gus pubic. lie pledges hmlell t..as no sxef
Gus oil has ihaIl be Whiting to give the utnoA fats
faction.
GEORGE Willy.
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q \ Sa,crday thc Sd day Of Augun next, VIII Be
, fold 70 de hignet bidder at public auction ror
feacY mo1ey, q: LachU;ah Brook.s IaveTn. in the
to"n Of Marcheiter, likely negro BOY, about .
yeats nd. W the ranc % lIa.ty, conveyed to me- in
trua BY Ihonas Biiiel. Of ~. couuty Of Ckeaer.
4.-'1 tofefarc toe'- tu,el. Of der. duo 70 ls
~ Crede, and the expen neseary to carry tie traG
info execution. RICHARD B. COCDE.
{ Juiy ,. eplyy.
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WILL BE SOLD at pubic aux Ionic The hioh-
w Ell bidder Tor ready None. at Lacb.tIab
BfooSSs TaycrE, u the town Of Mancl,s}er, or Ss-
turday the Cd day Of Auguf next, by virtue Of deed
Of truii, executed to tie icbicroer by Richardfon
Harris late o the county Of Cheierii Id TO feenr The
payment Of dent due to Lyle aud * Creole. and
me exPenie necedariiy incurred: Gse negroes, viz
sally, Kiius Chsrlea, rhaiis and Aiaty, or 70 NAN
hereof viii be iGieic1tto fifty the debt, inferred
aud coil. RICHARD 2. GOODS.
July 2. 6pfw.
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Richmond. May 10, 1905. epsw oawtf

virtue of Deed Of T'ruh, executed totie fuL-
- 9IbeT by Charles Ciaiae, oi ti,e COUNTY Of Chef
tere;d to iecure the payment OF debt lsrs.u ac-
Anowiedged to be due Lyle and M'Credt, and the
eSpe-fe neeai.4ry to carry the truf into execution.
Will be fold at public auctoE the hgheG bidder for
ready money, at Zaehariah BroUks's Tavern, IL IL,
town OF MansheGer. Saturday the eth of IuIy
next two hundred and twenty acres OF LAND, more
or LET'S, lying in the couny OF Cheierield, and ajoin
ing the lands Of Col John Harvie, John Ford, G.ex
arder Saunders, aid Samuel Smith
July Q. = COW G9DA'
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BROKERS' OFFICE.

HE Sn6e,i5e, bqs qqeped Brcie,', 057ee, oeSoGae
< tie Union Iare,a, G.,d oge, tie Co4afire-6onif of
75omas and limos LadL AH GafreL e5asasa to Rim,
rpal 6si'4aias7ed 1yit5 Jeyif7 E4.lty.
TEoEG.4Sa NoRYELL. (
He HAS FOR SALE.
VIRGINIA BANK STOCK, on credit of 6
ard 3 months. March 10 If
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ELLIS q AL-AN


'-FVe r'ss'ei y ne RoIl from Lsneta, 1a,t ef tI.r
SPRf IN q COO DIS, ~
9rFsggsf 7o5ie6 re ts!!. ssing Gy7ie!es.
Z ONDoE Sapeft;ne Cloths aid Ca!inne-es,
= 4 Cuttings and Di.uities,
ttltalonie fashionable worked s. laced 7fulns,
il, Sd snd 0-4 Diapers,
Sd, $40 and 1915 Dainaile Table Clol!.s,
Gardeners white and brewu Cotton Stockings,
Latiies' e,egant laced Vine do
% Tortoiie-iheii benz ard braid Combs,
tAirtzes, Cailicots and Furniture
Cen:isn.ens black laihionabie Hats,
DO drab beaver do.
Do. Go, patent eli, DO
p:a5re!las,
Eig's Morocco Caps plain and iarr'd,
ga Een,p Ro!es,
Eagiii. White Lead, Spaniih Brown, Vellew Gore,
ground in Gil, and YerdisreaCe,
Pru..ian aud Fig Blue, ese
Eaii Doiled Ciiia jars,
DNtiias,. hig.,.sl, &c. &c.
hieh added &c ;heir Preicnt fo,l., and thore ex-
rsdaed (4"ay) from Liverpool viii render their az
igf'H''n' general. hisy 2. (epsD
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- - a.Rs 6sard,t of ~ =,

--T-5a~N " IL JTEFNds- y 10. JAas.l
S. lriaG,y, <srs,is:a ar Liae,@esi
SA Is - =, me t-y-sy istorz-cd fbst BE fine ne14
,s: -f9alritsa e;f ezAdfbe Jaeiter, Same.
;7s. nsag,, siotsas 6a;5ea, neavlo,ay zoit5 70
tsrro .. B4imtaa H4rHrea, to Iii al,5; ;. 2-SyA 81
Der ears, s'iVs.ees zriY be ade on To-
Aaso ssgtsa % hiaa Sbe L4s sosl aesssrmedatien, 10,
fgBcesN,r. For st@i q e;yb or tyes, appiy IL The
J5sScir5:,-m RisE,ascai, or re Captain on 5sayd
OEE2TON ANDERSON.
Rie5asr1, .9aiy .. eee4v
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- The Pabiifiers viii thank thoft iubfcri-
tte,, 'yho can make It convenient, to cali or
isad for th,ir socks. rIude.ls.
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TMEY's HYMNS.
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,

THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,
GOURTNEY's Second Edition Of HYMNS
" AND SPIRITUAL SONGS.
Iris Poeket Hy.En Book contains one hun
dred ami cish;y-one of the mot approved
IYMHs, on various occsiinns, by sliifeient au.
;hars And one hundred aud fcventy eight pa
ees 81 Cho;cc SPIRIrUAL ,SoNcs, admirably
adapted 10 tleNuious itatcs md conditions OF
hen. yNlJ IL. 81
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
IN dc Saseries co4,. IF ctza..y J5iasa i, Ri.La..ag
Eetween
FhSIaas Price ard John sandidge, Plaintiffs.
Alexander Outlaw, fenor, and Alexander
On.'aw' luni"T, Defendants.
~ motion Of The defendant, l..txari.sl O,tisw.
" junior, by cou!e, this caute is ordered TO lie
doeteted; thefeuPon the iaid defendant fled his an
iwer 70 which the plaintiffs replied generally, and
comm;hons are awarded tie plaintiffs and the lid de-
iendat, TO examine and take the depoitoiis of :heir
wtneiies and on the further motion of the fAis de-
,ehaat, me court reterreth the accounts, between
him and the plaintiffs in this iuit, to one of IFS COM
nionefs, 10 be By him examined ftated, fetted. and
70 the eonrtrepoFted with any lpeeai matters thought
pertinent by himfef required BY the parties to be
iPecAliyfated. A Copy. Teae,
PETER Ii NSIEY. &C.
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coMNf!ssloNra', OFFICE

Riess7oad 15a Mqy, 1905.
TIE parf'e' TOiH 7ste Nofise, rhat have APP
pointed the twenty ninth day OF July next to COM
mence the account directed by the aafezed tecretaJ
Order OF the Corr on which day they are reouefed
to attend at my Office in this city, with the aetou, q
vouchers prepared, and ready Tor exannafion aud et
!ieinent--and with copies Of the court papers.
SAMUEL GREENIoty, Nc.
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re IRACT y LAND or ze5ic5 Cb.jeyfei1 eos,f-
L2/e u ffRoi-.L
~ lubicribers, be.ug d,i,ous % making diyi.
: Son Of t,eir lands, vii Gfpo!c oil the above on
advanidgeoss tsfms to she purehsier for cath or on
credit. This tract contains 1924 acres; an excel
lent grrit-hdl good and convenient building that
sle eniuTed IL the Mutual AGrauce COMPANY Of ,hi,
ilaie agnnt FIRE; the dtuation uierior to none II,
his ifa.e for the nian o2vc buues o. the planter
M1ny of'lef adyaut Ses rguiary inviting, might be
Jersieuiarlzed. Dot We dteu ii unneeelisry TO rav
r4re, than 70 invite thofe who w.ll 20 2arrha!e to
come aud view the pennies.
V.NINFREE, Iun.
VIM. WiNFREE.
N'si,efded, Iunc -, ieOs stcPst)
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FOR SAL,

IN TIN o%AL~-s,
OK AcHFpIr Sixty DAYS,
a likely young mul~t5o WOMAN with her firn
= 81 q :t- e ed TO 4i;s upon =
isdy.-Shc VII not he ioII any perion reldig ou
Of dis neghb1arhood Enquire at this office.
jay 9. (st)
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BANK CT VIRGINIA.

9 bAINh7 CT NIKGlNIA.
s,pERsoNs holding haai.'ftr.ps, and receipts FOR
~ Siooey paid b4:.s -.,are are re4ueed TO pre-
TENT them ar the Bans AMI receive, il lieu thereof,
{ certificates OF ESck. e>
july rs. it