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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
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debtor 10 the most remote part One,
for instanes may be a resident 81 The
County Qfs AEfpRaek and the other Of
the count a Washington. a Judgment
Is given ~ Execution is issued against
the body Af tie defendant, and hesis
thrown into prison. Whar Is the conse.
quentef The unfortunate debtor Is com.
PEELED tnses out the plaintiff in aremote
corner state; and to give him no.
tice of his insention 10 take the insolvent
oath. Along interval may clapse befure
this presses fsn be formally complied
with and in The mean time the debtor
e 20 Be Sdfelihg ~ The naiseries of con-
B6nea1ept, hese are Two rtses which
naE, ebssFxs 1'.'e ,IslE
10 intfed nEe INTO i 6in6nt IL 5tj BIZ
There.was another evil which Mrs.
TazewslL said, he was anxious to sub.
mitto the nsideration Of the house, and
70 introdn{e into this Bill E1e infant
the subje4 Of Forfheoming D. 1rLrery
Bonds they gave no sort Of relief 10
the defendant, whom they were insendsd
70 serve lt subjected him. sometimes
70 greater hischiefs. III The, course of
his experfhee he bad scarcely met with
a man, who was moi. a. unreAdy TO. satis.
~ judgment against him ora Ferth-
coming Bond, as he had been on de ORR
ginal Bopd. What then was the eonse-
q,ienee When the Judgment was OBJ
tanned, he had 10 pay the original debt
with accumulated expenses. Lawyers
fees, clsrkh fees, and Sheriif, q ises
must all Sc charged against him "a he
bill of cosn. X appeared then 10 produce
little, benefit to the defendants them.
selves. 2The same i1iconveniences had
been forlnerly attached toanother kind
of dilatofS bonds: he meant Replevih
Bonds. The term ofthese was first re.
dnced from II to 8 months then TO 6,
and to md he would ask whether at
any time II this changing ssries. any one
had ever been found ready 10 discharge
the jndgI ent obtained on fheil There !
vas anptI Ier eons;de ratioii Ia The esse of
f0fsltS tUuds, win s d stsesl tiis s
notice of he house. TO these bonds /
security was sqaired. And an innocent
man might thus be molested at last with
the payment Of the debt. He believed =
that u nine cases out Of ten, the sheriff
would levy on the properly Of The surety
and NOT Of the principal. 1ewas the due :
y 81 DE IeF;siature 10 raise / barr;ers
asainst DIS importunity Of friends ma &, :
befriend those, whose friendship o. O.
Tiers might Cost them so dear
M. Ts3sw.u cone,uded win bhn;ns
thsse s,,,l,;;stst. mipht be ref.rred ~ f6 -
cons;dsrct;sn Il = ssieet commute. and )
,bat II *. 80 If for,beon,;nn bos.i. III.
not not meet he inses,isation q de house. )
he honed =, I.s,st thai The two iii,yss ..;is
would 8 rsdrss.ed. 3D.; which Vii il might is s
r.t. - 80 sos,.tv unon ;nssolveps =
Lev. -. r;y.n 70 br;s h;ifs {. ~.
Eai.e IS k,,sfys1he sum Sf1veI ~ Nm
dred dolIIrs. for the benef, Sc StSy.nss
ri - :: s = :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
!. 70 be Solo,

- .s;..H =. ~. .o.' = 80 W 80
49,. 4. h. s.A ..s L ns PalSusss
shsnd;zs a ,Sst W " inap F iol Ms,-
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~ 49, 81 49,. $500 y. 49,, y
- :. -. .Ss - my. =. :. NsonslsIs g
s.5Vessss $500. On =. .ne . sUane 2 lon9
si..a. -. ~ sa,S ~ ~r R = $500
~ ~ e. -. s ~. Dl'sk .ouse,
, 49, ,e e.. s,sS S.. ..sr,es h'gh, neatly
Hour 80 - s.e ,iI G. Df oIo.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
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/ Il IL % r I C E..
~ He publ win please 70 take notioe,
AZ that itis not insmy power 70 call
- &c din IN Persons indsbted tots ie,y
without great Inconvenience in regard u
my business. 4 have therefore appoint-
sd Glstayas Clements to Gallon III dose
"a my manner indebted TO me--and he
= fully authorized TO settle my accounts
up g de present date. X Every pefsoh
Who VIII pay Of their accounts, win Be
sntitlsd % de usual credit. y
LUKE PENT0NF. =
Marsinsburs. January4, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
FALL and WINTER I
O O d S,
which he win dispose of On reasonable

JEHEMIAH Evans. !.
Martinsburg, November 9, 1904.
4 n Being extremely anxious 70 settle
his accounts, he earnestly reques t. all
thosc who stand indebted to him, 20
come forward Immediately and discharge
their respective dues. J.EVANS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
HsM F'a u

The subscriber respectfully aeqnaints his
friends and the public that be has just
received and Is now opening avery genes
rsl assogtmspto f =. ssf3 q.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-08

HE subscriber has got tie dove
MiIIin complete order for de re-,
eepdop Of Wheat orany other Grain.
He win manuiacknre Wheat As Z has
heretofore been done at said Min, and
will 81 responsible hat al Flour manu-
faemrcd y him shall pas inspection Il
safely carried ~ delivered 4 TIE ports 81
pisces q inspection ID case Of conde -
nstion. I teftifcafe from de- inspector
nentionIn9 he cause thereof, together
win he brand, and inarks " he barreis,
IN Be necessary before the differences
can b made good.
=, ne merist bries n cash 9iDps ~
ROBBERY ctfRISTY. s.
ssplsnhsl 4 lsoss ldl'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-08
a Bargain ID Land

rEHE subscriber win zen his piar,ts-
ton, CONSUMING two hundred and
fofty-six acres, laying II he county of
Berkeley, state of Virginia, near tke
rad leading from Marfinsburg % Win
chester. and within Eve miles 81 lie ior.
sner, adjoihing the lands Of Mai. Bedin-
Rer, Mai. BFyarly and others there i
one hnnd, dand forty Of iiftp acres clear.
"a and under cdltivhtion, he balance s
uncommonly wen timbered, DE whole
laws ven, and Is considered equal ID any
n Ire county Tor fertility, there iil6n
The premises toleyable Improvements &
isihourht unnecessary 20 give further
description, = il Is presumed any per-.
son wishing % purrhase win 6rsr view
shepremises. ss
Iwiil also seB asmall TRACT, contain.
lar ffty.iouraeres. lying within one md
/ half mica 81 DArkesville, Whereon
there ia Sasy. Nh and DiSfiilerr erect
ed. wisA TIE Ctills, Tuhs, md every
thinR Belonging % the DistiIlery. flicrc
8 also ID Il tolefsbIe DWELLING House
and Garden, the balance Ii woods. !:
zlsh I've Lot, n pNkesvilie, csn-
tanning haIf "a 4crr each, sherk Is On
one ofshe Lots, ! two story Log Dwell
IND House, SO 81 80 feet " slhef board.
"a ind ven finished rood Kitchen, Sta-
hIe. Smith Sbop, SC. ansxcsIlent Wen
Of Water 81 the door thar never kils, the
Lot s considered equal e NOT preferable
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-08

SAMUEL AGEH,
- E6PEGTFrLLY inforns lis
N friends and tie public, thai he hss1
commenced re WEAVING Bnsi1ess,
il ~ Is different bFsnthe., IN ne hou,e
now II he oecnpapey IS Nj. Arthur
Russell. WEAVER, and next door 10 MIR
WeI,er =. Selby = store. il Shepherds
Town, where Sc win weave csrpetine,
single and double covefIeis, C6untsrs
pa1ts, Diaper for hble-cIorhs, il the
newest aud most fashibnable patterns.
together Vish ~ descfiptions 81 Plain
Work. Those who may tkihk proper
d favour him wish ihrif custop, may
rest asshred On having Il e<eentcd Il he
best manner, q tie shortest nolice and
% he lowest tsrlns. and 4 % oder
place - Shepherd - Town.
September -, isos. fam1l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-08

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c<;i-i +. a /,||,,c'tk Encs, Hi,
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1ee sPs,< N''n '':', z 9op:s :. es'srIs.ni
81 s e. q 2.s 81 : I: "a. W " !
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26
PARIS, September 2s.

His exceliency the minifter for foreign affairs
has lett Paris to repair to Sfraiburg for the Dur
pole OF being near the Emperor.
The tribunate held a pnblic fitting TO-DAY.
Mr. freW'le ON the conclufion of report of
the committee, to which commune alton had
been referred of the government, relative TO the
invabon OF Bavaria by the Anarian armies. nro.
poied to decree that an addrels fhould he f,rc.
le"ted to his majefy the Emperor and King to
avow the devotion of the nation to its chief rs
ITS gratitude towards him for all the perlonal e..
cIiHces he has made for the maintenance Of
peace, &c. This proposition was unan;nouC
~ adopted. MIR. Jaubert on this location made
ipeech, from which we make the following
extracts: The fpeaker after having demonitra.
tea that general Bonaparte, in the midi of bis
girateit Victories, bad furpahed in moderation
the mott luxurious conquerors, that called AZ
teiwdrds to the imperial throne be had meyer
cedied to manifef the fame fentiments. he then
took view Of the conduct of Auftria with her
recent 2rovocations. lie difcovcrcd the caufe
OF them, hrit in the perfdy IF the Cabinet of
London which to fecure to itielf the executive
dominion ct the feas, has fucocededinforninq =
new coalition, fecondly, in the hereditary hatred
of hultna againit France, in the fear in which
The berielf holds KulIia, in the abfurd idea OF
snHexins the fragments OF throne, which fhe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26

NORFOLK, November 20.
TRANSACTIONS

IRON french papers refeivsd at THE office of fb
P"1he ledger, by beRip Eliza, CAPT. Smith
IN SO days from Bordeaax.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26

TRAN army has not had the temerity TO enter IN.
territory of the Helvetick repubck, fiom
whence 1t con'd retreat with 70 much difficulty,
aud moreover ailures us, that the flames Of war
are not to extend to us.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26

H. BAsLE, Sept. o5.
Inc corps of Anflrian troops in the enyirons
on bTegentz, under the command of General
WoIiskaii, departed on the 18th of this month
and proceeded towards Upper Swabia. Th,
intelligence "a certain, aud proves that the Sui.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26

II isreported &ithin thefe few days that boz
dy of Autrian troops from he Tyrol, had en-
tered the country of the Griiions, and had oc-
cupicd the capital of that canton this intelli-
gence wants confirmation. The city of Vim,
capital of the province in Swahia, belonging to
the eleetor of Bavaria, was taken po.Ieiion OF
on the 18th by a regiment of Auitiian dragons,
which arrived there from Guntzbourg. A part
OF this regiment is cautioned in the neighbouring
villages. The Auftrian colonel Dedowich is al
70 arrived at Ulm. The day preceding, the Ba-
varian troops quilted the place, and their potts
were &C coupled by the militia, who now do duty
with the AuGtrian troops.
Letters from Vienna of the 10th of Septem-
Der, received at Ratilbon, announces that the
greater part of the Rufiian army, which had en-
tered Gallicia, cannot reach the upper circle OF
Auitria until iome time in October, to form a
junction with the Autrian army in Germany.
The French ambafladour remained at Vienna
the 18th September, but the preparations he
was making announced his fpeedy departure.
The Archduke Ferdinand had fet out for Mu-
nich. The Archdnke Charles does not quit the
capital until the 9th.
September %.
It's laid that orders are given for embodying
the troops of Wirtemberg in the vicinity of this
place, the number it is fad will amount to
10000 men. A corps of Aunrian troops is ar
rived in the ueighbourhood Of Villingen and
Oonatchlngen, in the Brifeaw. The advance
guard of the Auitrian army is arrived at Stock
ach, and the head quarters are expected to be
at Menmingen. The corps of the Autrian ar
my in the Voralberg, which had formed tenn
porary camp in the vicinity of Bregentz, under
the orders of general WofskaI, commenced
their march on the 9th or 9TH infant, on the
Sth 1t had advanced to WaIiite, in Upper
~ r. e
tated alio, that the camp at Weltz, has been
broken up, and that all the troops have been
marched IN three columns. The troops of the
eiector or Bavaria, are concentrating more and
more IN Franconia, and the Upper Palatinate
1t is Preiumed that Franconia with the excep-
ton or the Prufiian dominions) will not be com.
priied in the line of demarkation of neutrality,
and that the Bavarian army will join that of the
Marihal Bernadotte, which is advancing tbro
the Electorate OF Hefie, and the country of Full.
da, to attack the Aultrian army.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26
INsPRUcK, Sept. l6.

mi, INSPKUCK, sept. TO.
The Archduke John, who was attached TO
the army OF Italy, under the Archduke Charles
rs arrived to take the command of the army of
the TyroI competed of 10000 men, the right
wing is commanded by general Hitler, and the
left by general JelIachich, lately arrived from
the frontiers of Turkey, where he commanded
the Aultrian army.
From Venice we learn that large quantities
OF ie'ge artillery are collecting in that city,
where the Prince Charles is momentlv EMBODIED
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26
STUTGARD, Sept. 10.

M, MafIias, charge d'afFairs of the Emperor
OF France, near the ele6tor of Baden, mas re-.
turned to Carfruhc, he arrived there on the I7tb
in the evening, when he immediately had an
audience with the cIeetor, who is preparing TO
depart for Stralbourg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26
LEMBERG, Sept. IA.

To the different generals, which we have an
nounced as having commands in the two Ruff.
fan armies under M. D'Apraxin, are added, the
Count de Buxhouden governor of Riga, and
the generals of Infantry Michelfon and Gu
leints, and the Count de TolRoy, the military
governor of St. Peteriburgh.
the Pruiiian frontiers are inaccefIible TO the
Ruiiian army, according to the declaration of
his Pruihan majeRy, to maintain Rricf neutra-
llty, and alto by the large armies which cover
the Prntiian frontiers. The Rufian generals
have been compelled 10 avoid the Prufian do
mlmons in Poland four columns of the RuiIian
army nave IN conieGuence, defed at Brody, to-
wares the Ealtern frontier of Galcia, and prefs
forward TO Morayia part will pats near Pu-
walls.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-26
FRANKFORT, Sept. %.

The French troops of the army of Hanover
arrived yefterday in the vicinity of this place.
The general in chief MARTIAL Bernadotte, has his
head quarters about league and half from
this place. Yelterday afternoon the fenate ar-
iembled to deliberate upon a demand of the
french general for certain number of rations.
me third dlv,'ion of French Bataviln army has
arrived at CobentZ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13
RETORT COuRTEOus.

Some tflaee blades stopped lately at
the house OF a Jolly publican, not hun
dred miles from this town, NYilmingicn)
WHO frequently condescends to amase his
guests with anecdotes ths, border a iiuie
on the marvellous, for the purpose ofniuk-
ing d!tlc TIN. After calling for some
thing, one of Them sddlessed the vender
OF strong drink as follows /: {" Landlord, [
understand you arc notorious fer telling
dish tough tales, and have come on pur-
pose TO hear some Of them-Gone now,
give US o1c of the d--dest lies ycu can
thini OF" The landlord, making very
polite bow, replied, Sir, yo,t ere 6 gensie-
man,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13
4fou ise czeIlc,ilN c.lr.,r.
MY GRANuhiOT1lER.

~ no Fasa'a NY. face and corb'd my hair
and pat ny iistie shirt 70 air,
! o make ias Clean 10 go to lair
49,, Ny Graruy.
who spread ny rel with butter thicl,
ana gave IRE cakes iho, mode me sick,
And letm iaithful ToBYa Kick
Ny Grupuy.
Who gave me huge oorling pin,
. hat the COCK ohafer might. spin,
And snil'd TO see my childish grit9
My Granny.
Whopu me on donlSey's back,
And gave the whip TO lash and smack,
Till its poor bones did almost crack
Z ,a My Granny.
Who put Tie spelling book aside, :
Because | biubber'd, ,-co,vld, and cried,
And could rot bear the Ounce 10 chide
My Granny.
Who took correction from my mother,
Burnt one good rod and broke another,
And let me pinch my little brother?
r Ny Granny.
Then while live, thou Granny dear,
My aiter'd love thou need'st not lesr,
But If I'm haDg'd-Oh guard .flifsc car. +
My Granny.
"a ravorite dog.
I Abiding TO the fable oethe spoiled child bs-
ns thG mothers ear VIXEN he was going to be
hanged. s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

Departed this life on the 28ih ult. q, The scat.
OF OF ms father in Halifax county. MIR. LrouApp
w lI'soN. aged 20 years. youngest son Of Daniel
"hson' hsq. His parents, bro.hor and iisser,
tpse'hsr wan numerous relations and scquaiut.
young man.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13
TRIpOLITAN TREATY.

We have ever been Of the opinion that
under republican government, il is de-
sirable that there should be an opposition
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

We are authorised to say that Thomas
MILLER, Esq. will not be candidate for
the Office oil Senator for the district OF
Fowhatan, sc. vacated by the resignation
OF Creed Taylor, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13
DIED

In Miflin county Qenn.) on the 10Th
instant, Miss MhRcAREr DoLrow, aged
II 6 years, 3monihs and 10 days naive,
Of Tyrone, Ireland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

MAJ LII be sold, 10 the highest Biz,
ES Der, on the first Monday il Dccsrlb.r
next, IN Cara il likely Virginia bor, SLAVES,
CONSISTING OF men, wonien, boys ant gi,is. Oh a
escGt CT - months, The purchasers siving bead
with approved seouriy 10 bear interest from ,he
dase il not Pun6tuaIy paid.
Jesse HigBinbothan, Adpa'r.
Cara, IN Nov 1906. IA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

\ liz subscriber expects to corr
~ MERGE The PRACTICE OF PHYsIc
ascut the frst Of January next. at the ularts,i,n
ot Capt' ~ jam Fcudly, IN The county o! Chcs-
.erheit' on the road ieacmg from Beyil's Prd-e
T" Ie,sfseurg' about one mile above Mr. Tho.
fnasWatlins's mill.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

MILTos has the following remarks ND.
on Mispeut Time :---'' Hours have wings,
and iiy Up 10 the author OF lirne, ard car.
ry news Of our usage, All our prayers
cannotiDtreat one ofthem either TO return
or siackcn bis pace livery minute mis-.
pent is new record against us ia Heaven.
Sure, if VIC thought thus, we vould dis
miss ihem with better reports ard not suf-
Ter them TO so away empty, or laden with
dangerous intelligence How happy is il
that every hour should convey Up, not
only the messagc, but the fruits OF good,
and stay with The Antient Of Days, to
speak for Us before his glorious throne ="
q CITIzEH," n the citizens OF Rich.
rnopd IL unavoidable. ,,ost,o,.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICTIMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

e Ill perSons havnig Claims a.
L q gainst theestate ofEdward Wins,onl,,eoe
Hanover county dec ere requeNedto brinathe.n
forward wi.hou, delay-7nd those indcb a. 10
the estate are required to make payment % lie
subscriber.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13
And ". Woodley, Admir-.
Sni'hfeid. Isle Of Wight,
18Th Nov. 1905

NJ 3. In order 10 facilitate The settlement Of
accounts convenient TO the former ,rsisence az
me dceeased, viii attend =; Hanover court
ard May nest, wf' "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

" 4 CITIzEN," n the citizens OF Rich.
mond, IS uuayoidabIy postponed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13
JOSEPH. JOSEPH, -
RX OSI respectfully informs the
lSG puo..e IN general, tha' he has received a
q fsafa a

of various descriptions which he i.,rer.rls ", ss,F
at very moderate prices--At the same Cirre.
thanks them for their pasc favcrs, and socits
their future encouragement.
~ T. Ail these tisat have any claims against
him. are requested to come forys ard and receive
payment and these Indebted 10 him, are fsopss.
ted TO come forward and balance their accounts.
IS no tarsher Indulgence can h.expesleA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13
Nov. 1i,b. 1905. VIZ, W.,

Nov. llth. 1905. VIZ
20 be SOLD, 10 the highest 5id-
3 der, on Ire 25.h dev Of this rnor,h a,,Le
.aie dwelling house of Micaiah riackwen re-.
ate Of King Wi'li7m coun,y, Right ltR-
CROES, ell The sock Of Hors.s. Cattle, HOGS
aud sheep, the crop of Corn aud Fodder, pr1.
tation Utensils, and Household sad Kitchen
furniture Six mvnihs c,edit wiH he eivci, 70
purchasers on giving boud afd approve secure
~, Tor Ell sums above i,e dollars. TIE ,s},
wH be required Tor an sums e I've dollars snd
under. TIE bonds 10 bear intcrest from lie date
IL not pu1Gual'y pa;d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

cg7AKEN UP, Nv Edmund Barker
Z IN Hanover ccunty, ahouf miles from
Newcastle. smai iron grey MARE, I've vc,re
Old nest spBug, q feet q inches bah, her ,co
bind lesl white upas high AZ hcr footiocls ana
appaiccd 20 city dollars. Gwen undcr ovr hec5s
this Sab day ~ Oaober 1905 ,,9s
g. ~ Borgr, Il. ~ psvre, " V,-...
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

Thursday the asth day of November
next, IS appointed to be observed as day
OF Thanksgiving in the states of Connect
cut, Massachusetts and n Hampshire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-11-13

n t"NUIItS uoG,
t Abiding to the fable oe,he spoiled child bis-
ing the mothers ear VIXEN he was going to be
hanged. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-12

n this town, ya1crlly morning, Ms. RUIZ R7Tc
IT sC wife of -.r. I,o1c-, BOYD, and daughter of
Cot, David Sr,h-and tl., morning, Mrs. ELIZA
Ii Hi SHtru, flt -5, vile of CaYt. D S.-Th-lr fI-
1le-as vii tc Tomorrow 4l-e-ln.' 5t f1Hr o OCS,
from Capt Smiths houie in Fcr-.Gre-t, which tAe.r
friends and re atons are rlontled to attend wthonr
further invitation.
in this town, c0 The fth int Can't. Fri7 Cranda,
.aced HE aaF l-.t number o- children, in this
vicinity and rl7lv fr11is Y, llc1t the v lfrn de7fh
of a nan, whole chl17-l-r h1s been na ;a- ny .21H.-
IT, labrietv. in tutry and th, faithful ichar-r 0f
every conr.,t3n during h. cns,ay ra-.aSa tnrar3h
lic a4 .--...l. m2-i1ar.
At DUcklJE1. NE. Ms. MARI Cou'son, ~ 5o, and
hcI infant cni.d.
Ar D-1vers, HE fth inn 1I'r Re5aoca yudl, in The
rinerv-aIrtn wear M her age.
N salem hTls Hannah Tvt, MAIDEN aiy aged
91, for wears Ica)o -.niltrc.5, wca character
ike wac e1li1e1fiv ul1fu'
AT Harri.UHrgh oa the 28d infant, in the ash
wear 3. hs a-c, Genc-1i John Andre Hanna, FIR
f.veli years r2prsenta.vc 1T rhi. itae the Con-
cEas of the UNITED States.
a- Sunderland, Eng Dr. PALEr. This very ref
pe64Js pillar of THE church, and ornament of Ll,er-
atlrc- was A--ad2lcon " CI-ila SIbdeal of Lincoln
and R--5cr "a Blhop Walrn7i.h Hs words On
religion aal morals ar- r-l-A admired fcr learning
Prec.aoa ara cteyan--.
IN ,a.s tgea, NI i p z-5a.h Shepherd Anber'. eyed
years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-12

Tie inblc-ibers hereby gives public no.icc I'LL
concerned, that ch.l have been duly an1ointed
and have taken upon tAcmeIves The truR Of adniniR
rators On the eff@tc of
W LIAM EIIIOT,
late ri B-unI"ck, in TIC County of Cumberland veo-
man .-ceared, by giving bond AZ the law dreHs .-
hey therefore re1ue 2 p-rons who are indebted III
fe i4'o dcceaied eitate to make immediate payment
and tho'e who nave any demands thereon To exhibit
the -Ane f7r fst-ienens to the CoramAioners.
William Gui0t, , ,,....a
Keziah Eliot, { 1a""'.'s f'0'S'f'
Fy1gfr--l, T47f IA, 1895. TA2T