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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
Gfu printing G lire.

NIkL1AM .16NxS, Jun. y -1R7auR SHlrLsr.
IsfEcTFULLY inform the public, that they have
! opened new Printing Office, in the room over !.
Apo hecary store, Nos, fsb S.ss oarixD where
FkIs TlSG Is carried on in its various branches
books, Blanks, Handbiis Cards, done At the short
est notice.
Blanks of most kinds, kept constantly hand--crdsn
Tor which viii be puactuaIly attended to.
PORTLAND MARCH, 1906.
10 tic Friend Of Literature, and al tbose zph5 zpi5
70 rcd re general Esfe Of tie Tscs, assseu,ad ssi.t Pc
fzE sFasfsss, fr1oaa zsrs4.sni TIE sz5seys.s ra-
fAfy sa5sa TIE fatstpiTg
PROPOSALS,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04

VHE Nonrefdent proprietors of the
frverai lots Of LAND, in the town Of Lebanon in
the County of York hereaer mantoned arc hereby mott
fed that the fameAre in fix Rate Bills for defraypg
State, County, Town and minilerial charges, commit
ted,o NE he fubfcriher on OF the Contabes of fad
town fer The years 1900, and 1904, coleS in their
lefnr Give luus folio wing Viz
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
DarrtfD,

In Weaaett, Mr.; Amos Quincy, to Mrs. Sarah Boy.
ington.
In Newgoucefer, Mr.. Wm. stockn.u, o Mifs 5etfey
Putman.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-04
Elf0,

In this town., Mrs. Prudence Kensy, aged So wife of
MIR. Thomas Kenny,
In Warren of tho throat di1emper, two children of
the Rev. Hule
In London, lately, (Engj Nils Catharina Tbbits,
aged sc fuddenly, of broken heart, occafioned by
not receiving prompt return Of Affection from
young Clerk. whom fhe doaed This y0a 5fut
and tender lady, notwithstanding the rtbutF her pai-
don met with, eft all her etate, $4,000, to the
d hearted yonth, Il a. 1s,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

Public Kendue.

WILL be sold at public vendue, on
wv, Friday the 2sth instant. Il tho
dwelling house Of the late Nicholas
M'Intire, dec q, near Shepherds s. Town,
one Negro man, one Road Wagon, q
number Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs also Farming Utensils. House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Beds and
Bedding--also, "A valuable STUD
HORSE, and AZ ariety Of articles too
tedious to mention. A credit Of nine
months, for all sums above four dollars,
will be given, on the purchasers giving
bond with approved security. The sale
will begin at ten o'clock when due at
tendance WILDE givenby
- ARoN M'INTIRE.
Aciing Executor.
June 81, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21


The failouuing5i is the closing paragraph
Of Gourrnor Trumbal's late speech be-
fore the Legislature Of Connecticut.
=. " When we reflect on the general
prosperity and happiness, which for q
long course Of years, this state has ex.
pcrienced, resulting from the habitual
good orderso generally prevalent among
our citizens, founded on their observ-
ance Of the wise and wholesome civil
regulations, as well as the religious and
moral institutions which are Inherited
from cur Fathers, il woaid seem, that
while our hearts arc excited to lively
gratitude and praise to the Great Author
of all our mercies,s we may also be en-.
couraged in q confident hope, that, SO
long aswe cleave to the Sod of our Fa-
theirs, honor his service, acknowledge
his superintending Providence, and
practise his commands, we may still be
lagoursd with his kind protection and
wise direction. Let ustherefore cultf-
yate the duties of religion and virtue
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

Mcre Mandgemenf.-Our rulers who
I" manage affairs 10 their own way" hte-
~ sent store ship to the Mediterranean.
but instead ofletting her 60 in company
with the John Adams, which sailed
nearly about the same time, she was
sent alone. By a gentleman in the last
stage, We are informed that three days
after leaving the capes she was fallen in
with bya Spanish privateer, which find
ing her without convoy and valuable
made prize Of her. Fred. T. Herald. ]
Our informant also adds that Lord
Nelson. had come up with the Toulon
feet and that they had put into Cadiz,
where his Lordship now closely block
AIDES them. ..a H.. Hid. ]
The commercial concerns Of Mr..
Crowninshield having utterly precluded
the possibility of his serving his country
in the capacity Of Secretary of the Navy,
the honorable Robert Smith, esq. has
consented to reocupy his former situa-
ton at the head Of that department. In
consequence, the office Of attorney &c.
neral ofthe United States remains to be
filed ups John Thompson Mason, esq.
acting III the mean time in that charac-
ter by special authority. Did,
: / 49, {. .E. us 4a-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

A gentleman at New-York, from
France, mentions report, that Luciea
Bunsparte had been imprisoned by order
of his brother. We have observed in
London papers rumours of his impri.
comment and subsequent decease ; but
thought them improbable.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
ALGIERS. March I

A ship arrived here from Stockholm,
has brought the tribute annually paid 10
the Dey BY Sweden. The Dry has re-
qairrd of the. American agent a ship of
the line !; and the latter has in vain re-
presented that America has frigates, but
no ships Of the line. This Dey still per-
sists in his demand. ~,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

- ALL persons indebtedto the firm
of Doyne B Dare, are requested to come
forward Immediately and settle their
respective balances with Nathan c.
Dare, who j. authorised 10 settle the
same: All those who have any claims
against the said estate are also request
edit bring them forward, properly aus
thenticated.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

We can inform our readers, from the
pest authority, thatsthe Marquis de Ca
30 Yr,Ro has lately received direct in-
formation from the Governor Of Porto.
Rico, Of the arrival al that port of =
small armed vessel IRON 'Cadiz, which
sailed in company with a conhbinsd
Freneh-and Spanish Acct; this vessel
left the feet in about i8 degrees Of latl-
tude, and was composed Of IL French
line Of battle ships and 3frigates, and OF
6 Spanish line ofbattle ships and a large
frigate. This feet had on board ten
thousand regular troops, although there
was not single transport with them.
The squadron. is commanded BY the Spa
nish admiral Gravino, lately ambassador
from Spain near the court of the Empe.
ror Of the French. 49, - -
(F,eeman's journal.
Extract of a letter received by the ship
Dove. (arrived at New.York) froma
merchant atSt. Bartholomew, dated
May 20. = = 4 X
" Guadaloupe has been euabargoed
these ten days, in conseqtiSnee ofthe ar
rival Of another French squadron, with
a strong armed force. They have just
commenced active operations, which ap-
pear by vessel arrived here from St.
Lucie yesterday, first to be directed a.
gainst that placs. As there is at present
no English force in this country to cope
with them, il is generally believed, that
they will attempt the whole English CO.
lonies. The embargo is at present Sc
neral, in all the islands, and under the
mentioned, it may be ex.
peessd to remain for some time"
The ship John Morgan, arrived at
Ncw-Yo rk, from Liverpool, brings Lon
don papers to the I'd of Mav,-Frorf
these papers says the Editor of the Com
mercial Ad, ertiser) it appears, that
considerable change has taken place in
The British ministry--that in -conse-
quence of the escape of the French feet,
the sailing Of the Cork aeet, for the pre-
sent, is suspended that nine sail Of
Preach Gun-boats had been captured
that an important victory was Obtained in
the East, over Holkar, by the British
Frazer and Lake that four
Spanish frigates with treasure, from A.
merica, had falleninto the hands of the
British blockading squadron, of Cadiz1
that affect of so ships Of the line would
Ia 4 short tims.bs ready to saikffom The
Spanish ports !; and that troops were a.
ssmbling at corunna for q secret expe-
ditiot. It appears, likewise, BY an ar
ticle from Algiefs, dated March is, that
the DeY had required Of the American a.
gent a ship of the line, and that when in
formed that we had frigatesr but no ships
ofthe line; he still persisted in his I'M
reasonable demand. A report also pre-
vailed, and was published in London,
that Adh.iral Sir John Orde, had been
joined by Lord Nelson, and that the
combined squadrons of the British had
completely blockaded up the French and
Spanish in the port Of Cadiz, after the
Frsnch had ssiled. r...... -.
v~rDAr ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
Public Sale.
- --. k5srA-,+E--

: -
ITO be- sold q. public auction, on
i Thursday the 9Th instant, at the
Store-room Of John Blackford in Shop
herds. Town. all the personal estate Of
Jesse Doyne, deed, consisting of =
large assortment of Merchandize-also,
one Blooded Mare one Mich Cow,
two barrels picked Pork, and a variety
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of Feather Beds and Beding,
and sundry other articles too tedious to
mention A credit of six months win
be given on III sums above TWO dollars,
the purchaser giving bond with appro-
we'd security: the saic TO begin NJ ten
O'Clock, and continue from day to- day
until the whole is sold. Attendance viii
be given by
RICHARD LA 4 and | Fx,,. I
THOMASLICKENS, - EXT 81
Shepherds Town, June ~, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
MARTLNsBURG, June q.

- The Rev. C. 5trsit roiH preach. at
the Episcopal Church in this tsrOn, on
Sunday the .3oth instant, AZ 3 o'cisck
in the afternoon. r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
BALTIMORE, June s.
IMPORTANT.

by Capt. M'Neil of the Three Bro
tners, arrived from Antigua Yesterday,
We learn that on the 10th ult. the Cover,
nsr OF Antigua had received dispatches
from the government, of Barbadoes, stat
ing that the combined Spanish and
French fleets; consisting of FITrY-rwo
saifhas been seen steering westward
from the coast of Europe. D.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

On the third day Of May last, ALL 70.
reign Gains. excepting Spanish dollars
and parts of dollars, ceased to be legal
>tnder for Che payment of debts in the
Uaited States. Asthe ast Of Congress
making French, Spanish and Portuguese.
mold Coins and French crowns tender,
.sS.ired On the said third day Of May.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-13

H AN away rom The subscriber on the
IA 2tth o. July last, a. apprentice boy
Aained Joseph Sodjeet, sged Iszyears
last February. He took with him ! ".
riets of elothing nds particularly resol-
iectcd. Iwill give The above reward 10
any person Who nili return the said rnnA
aMsY. JOHN BURNS.
Berkeley couusy. August s., 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-13
ORIGINAL REMARKs
On TItE Pskiksr poLrrIcs of EUaoss.
From Aeii's Rstily Altsseag<r.
A,sne1aiioa Genss q Fvaace svirk Z
se5issg D tAs Cssfinenfai RSweys.

Z
A'saexafioa IL Censs u Fsaace ; soifk Z
ss7isse b fAs cssiinenfai RSw<gs,
Our reader. Win 6nd under our Fo.
reign head. some paftiealars of the bro.
gross which Bonapafte Il making IL Ia.
y, not b arms, but ~ the cheaper ne.
thnds Of arti6ce and Intrigue. Sc II was
plain from the FIRST, that the sweepiplr Il.
lie Of King Of Italy vas not assumed ar
hothing and the name continues every
day q beiess empty Sardinia Is en-
finets Genoa s Incorporated and Tus-
sany and Naples, pnsked upon their
lronl;ers. en- only hops 10 exist during
the pleasure cfthe Emperor. The pope.
n bis Ecclesiastical domains, ~ nris
sonsr out upon bail. and must surrender
hlmsslf and bis terrifories upon he msn-
date Of his uastsri whilst By he possess
sion of Switzerland, and he great ave-
nues 81 Italy, Austria 3 elEecfnallv cut
of from Al Access % Venice.
The Plea of he Genoese TOT incofpo.
rating themselvesvith France, Il some
Mhat plausible ! Bloeksdea n onr ports
By the tyranny of he En9lish, though
nensrals. We are punished 8 enemies,
and en- No longer snhsiss BY that com.
uaeree, which 4 de only means 81 our
support. When The strong opprcss the
veal. sheir only refuge IS d de protec-
ton ofthe stronger. Exelude "a fromfhe
seas. Ne are desirons Of continental
49,. r. x
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VII tt1 1tNS - - - 4ItIA .lttIt tNl = -@lA4o
| i il believed that he sword Il about 20
be drawn. The suspicious condnrt of
Apstriz has a exeuse from her silualis
On ; The slightest movement pf hostility
brings IN army upon her, III first onset
Of which che 4 unequal 10 = u. Una-
able, bur b. open and tedious soIicitnii.
ons, q rouse the German STATES, the
despairs ofiheir nSsistahce till too lnte,
and snFrounded ~ poWerk, who, though.
involved IL acomnion Interest % resiss
the eneroachments of France, efe zee
willing 10 trnckIe % despoiitn, % leuEths
en- the spsn oftheif existence. o. itaIouo
ofany confsdefacy 81 which Austria insP
profit. ske heSitntes even % negoeiste
for fear 81 detection, md 4 unfipe for.
my independent Or open action. Thar
incompatible BODY Of troops, which q
the beginning cf the late war, had given
her % decided . superiority, 10 logger
Aexists II the same persons. Ifher troops
have derived ndysntaers from long ae-
5iee ~ arfive service, those advansages
were equally o. de side 81 The enemy.
Her armies have 90 often been beaten,
that it1s no wonder Il ! sort ofwearinsss
and despair have ercpt among them, q.
ter such a. infinite train of unTewsrded
fatigues, Nhen they have seen that -
many valuahle exploits have only been
productive az disasfer. Many Of her
best Generals have retired, Or have been
disgraced her dominipns, though large.
r me- S.s,ssf ~ nXsss tt51 49, /,
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Jsifsrsos, i.
AEgusf Eatsf. 1905.
John M'Kim, jun. Comp't

John M'Kim, jun. Comp't
against
Alexander and James Fulton. Messrs.
Frame s. Gibbs, Matthew Frame and
William Gibbs. Messrs. Asmmond
3 Fulton. Luke Herman and Alsxan-
der az Donald, Def'ts.
n GHANGERE.
THE pefsndanss. Luke Tiernan and
j Alexander NJ Donald, nor having
their appearance agreeable 70 AZ act Of
Assembly and he rules az this Courts
and il appearing ID the Satisfaction ofthe
Court, that they are nor inhabitants Of
'this Commonwealth. on the motion Of
the Complainant BY his Counsel, tits or
dcred that the said Defendants do sp-
pearl here On thc.sccond Tuesday a No
MEMBER next. 10 answer The bin Of the
Complainant, and : copy Of tbia Or
der Be Forthwith insertcd ii the Berks.
ley and Jefferson. IntelIigencer. for tuo
months succcssiseiy. and puhlished a.
tie door ofthe Court House of thz said
County. A Copy.
Teste,
cKoRGE HITE, Cd, {.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
ALBANY, March 20.
MRRcHhNTS BANK.

On Thursday last, the Bill for ineorpo-
rating the Stockholders ofthe Merchants
Bank, in the city OF New-York was taken
up by the House of Assembly in commit.
tee of the whole. A number of amend
menis were proposed to the bill. but we're
sllrejeeted. On taking the question wbe-
ther the hrs, enaeiiug clause shouId pass,
1t was determined in the affirmative by a
majority Of fzveive:--
Thus was decided question which we
have viewed as pregnant with injury to
tue republican interest in this state. A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10

i1se proportion ofshe Republicans 10 th&
Legislature, however, have thought other.
wise they have viewed IL ~ having m
relation to politics, aud have deemed Il
essential to the public slfars to pass The
Incorporating Aea. Whether their deei,
sion, IN this respect, be correct one,
time alone will determine. We can only
hoPeit may prove to have been well-tosnd-
ed, and that our appre hensions of evil con.
sequences may never be realized.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
WASHINGTON CRY. April 5.
k.ffrcess Of Leffers from WlElrxx Dvx-
sls, Esquire, 10 Gen. Hiikihson.

AIfrcess q Leffers from WTELTAM D0N.
sls, Esquire, 10 Gen. Wiikinson.
NATcHEz, Feb. l5, 1867
On my return home had the plea
sure Of receiving several of your letters:
l have not time vt this moment to sic
down 10 make you reply 10 all the o
biiging things you have said the present
IS only intended to tell you that am re-
turned from an excursion up the Washita
As high as the hot springs this will serve
as apology for my silence s-ths little
voyage was undertaken under the auspi-
ces OF the President, in conse quence OF q
suspension Of the more considerable ex.
peditions which we're intended I'D The Ar.
cansa and Red Rivers. The Washi,a ri.
yer Is nearly parallel to the Mississippi,
and about IS miles from it as high as the
Post OF the Washita, in 81 80 latitude, and
nearly under the same meridian with Nat.
ehexs higher up our little river winds
round ahd-becomes parallel to the Arcan.
:: riverI 50 that the hot springs are in
- 8 lat. and about h. 1919 West Of
Greenwirh, the latter will be correctly
stated when all the calculations are com.
pieted the hot springs are numerous. and
are from the temperature of $50 to I so Of
Fahrenheit's thermometer. We are not
acquainted with any other springs in Anne
rica to be compared with those inrespeSt to
temperature by analysis the water con-
tains lime and small portion Of iron with
little free csrbonc acid il il q vocy q.
greeabie tasted water either hot or cold.
In the temperature Of $50 found both ve~
getable u animal lite; the formeri is spe.
e'es ct moss resembling in some measure
that which is described by Naturalists un
der the rafae of By ssi; the animal is tes.
taceous btvaiue. | examined il With the
microscope wheh alive, il thrusts four legs
suit 81 its shell, Of which the two before
are pointed, prob IDLY TO make missions in
to the vessels of the moss to ob,nin iss
rood; the hind legs are not pointed, but
rather broad 1t the extremities To enabIe
the animal To propel itself forward either
through the water or on the plant the
larses Of them do not exceed the 5oth
par ~ an inch, others are scarcely yisibleto
the naked eye. lam now hurryins myself
10 get nv lournals transcribed for the Pre-.
sIdent; they are not Of much Importance,
Dut contain couple Of hundred pages
exclusive OF the geometrical part We have
.ahen courses and distances oil the way
rom the mouth 0f Red River 10 the hot
springs, upwards Of 500 miles, and by the
old french computation $40 leagues"
"Nafehez, FEB. 2a.--ln my last was
2 little premature in ray account of the
longitude OF the hot sps ings upon the Iirsi
has'y calculation, which We will now cor
reefs mistake had been made IN cor.
rect'ng the error of thu watch. now
nnd that from mean of The results deri-
yea from nine distances ostAe moon from
Ar'etis, he longitude of the no, springs
appears to be only Oh. i0n. 5. West Of
Greenwich
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
BonaParte's Gigantic Projects.
PARIS, January IL.

Every thing concurs to render +, mr.
babIe, tina, we shall soon be able 70 an az
nounoe the accession Of hisimperisI High.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
Government Security.
~ r W-YORK LOTTERY.
No. III. for the encouragement Of Literature,
begins Drawing on the EIcH7K Dlr %
APRIL next.
$4,000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS.

VIC HEsT PRfz r.
ne Scheme contains 50. 900 Tickets, Of vs;e;.
s.sio are fnLcs, less than two and half blanks
to q prize --Deduaion fifteen per cenr.
A, the session of the Legislature of The
view Z ork, on Monday the 18th Nov 1904 ).
resolution passed the Senate, and was conc p,yss
" ey the House Of Assembly, that the drswine
OF the said Lottery be postponed until the .S,cor2
Mo7dayin 1pR next, in Consequence ee the d.
"Sa'ion OF one OF the managers and that th~
Legislature win GUARANTEE the PAY
WIEN OF ALA. the PRIZES in said Lottery.
TICKETS
ana Hal0es. -%,s7rters 81 Eighsh~
ARE TO Ok HAD AT
G.. 81 r. WAITE,s
PERMANENT LOTTERY oPFrcEs.
NO. %, MAInSxLhxE, u 10. SO, MA
DRr Lxxs,
AT rue FOLLOWING PRICES.
, whole iiese's DO's Quarters, Doi.sw
raves, IS Eighths, 1 "a
but as the tickets and shares, have met with such
in price P'|u"' 'snes
- Distant Adventusers. by ireiosinv gtur-
NOTES OF lNr DEScRIP71OM nav 10.
'iekets Forwarded them by post. 10 ,rv - . 20
the ORION. BY q r WAITE, vim ,he
u''noss p"ne'naityj and the earliest in,eIl;vr,r-
ssnt on tnei, success CASH advanced for tr;ses
- ,oon a urawn, or warranted undrawn ticl,,s
~, ,sa TOT Pre-. during she drawing.
mond and its vicinity. @. ar. WV ,,;,, 40, s.
ward 70 the printer Of this paper. the Msn.-.,.s
O'hclAi List Of Prizes, as soon a. printed. w6s,s
any gentleman csa examine Ais own nur,tss
LETTERS post paid will be duly attended TO-
New-York. Nov %. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10

~ Tickets in the VII
ham y Mary College Lottery are fer
sale At this sfiss. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08

Ofthe committee, to 1Vhom tods referred
The memorial # sundrv planters, ner-
chants, and ether inhabitants Of Loa-
4A4IA1.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
LANDS FOR SALE.

NE subscriber wishes to sell the
: Plantation whereon he now lives,
situate ~ Ba>k Creek, Berkeley County,
7"m'!ss from Nartinsburg and15 from
i:a'h> containing 333 acres Of good strong
-,'m"-.tLnc Land, well watered, with at
\s~".s' / springs -l5O acres are cleared
NJ <. t:lc.oseG, acres Of Meadow
%-N SC, and more Meadow land the
.,.A}~e.~of the tract is well covered
y - fix timber.-On the premises are
tcavenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, a large Barn, Distil-
:er Iuiling N1ill, and some out houses,
y:,h Il number Of Fruit trees.-There is
Z god niIl-seat, with a sufhciency OF
"..ter, on this tract
He will also sell one other tract Of
Land, situate on the river Potomak,
ne;sr Richardson's Ferry, CONTAINING 102
acres, 40 of which are cleared, the great
r part river bottom, the remainder OF
he Land is well tilnbered, and has a
icrge sugar-camp on ia smalf\ House
- 2ow built, and logs ready Cor raising
larger one. For terms a12ly to the
'uCscrl der.
WILLIAM SNCOCRASS. \
Back Greek, June 20, 1904.
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INFORMATION.

THOSE indebted to the subscriber
l are requested to make pay "cnt BY
the 25th instant, as he has number OF
small debts in the country at oons''
derablr distance which are inconvenlen
for him to send atter.-Everv person
neglecting the payment of such debt OF
debts, against the time above mention,
ed, are assured that th-ir accounts will
be put in course Of law for collection.
LUCAS S. GIBBS, NJ. d.
Mar,insburg, Februar! i, 1905