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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-11-28
Fer SAX,
Th.svERYKnIGlBLRs fANDfSr
f 1osiness,
7be HesJ and Lst /.

lafe ihe properly Of Jefsmiah Evans,
and GOV under rem % Levi Price, at
$50 dollars per snndln. For terms %.
THOMAS G.. SMITH
siinstnyg, Oetotey r, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30

DIED, on "Wednesday evening the 21ft inf.
MRS. SARAH BRUCE, the wife of James
Bruce, Efq. of Halifax county. Her fenfes and
her reafon remained unimpaired to the lait fhe
ditinetly forefaw the approaching awful event
without dfmay; fhe felt and exprefIed the fen.
fiblity of wife and mother: but this fenfibi.
lily was accompanied and qualified by the calm
nefs and Resignation of chriitian. The father
and his children have experienced an irrepara.
BILE lofs in the death of this lady; fl,e was the
ornament of her houfe, and the delight of her
friends.
IF this world is not a pafTage to fate of more
permanent happinefs, man is of all creatures the
mott miferable.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30
KENTUCKY.

Extract of letter from gentleman at ST. Louis to
his friend at Lexington, (Ken,) dated April oath,
1906
"There has been no news here for fon,e time worth
relating, until the express arrived from Fort Adams
with letters the general, of this purport that he
NUT have all his troops in readiness are from this
Pia, as loon as pof6le, the Spaniards are COM
menc'ng hotihtes; they have already gor poffeTion
OF Fort Adams. The Indians bew great difpoiti-
on to war, they have killed four men on the Milf
iipP river. The troops will leave this on the 3oth
of this month";
We are indebted to the gentleman who obgingly
favoured us with the foregoing extract, although we
confident the information it contains is incorrect
Our Natchez papers the 22d utino and letters
have been received in town to the fame date, which
make no mention of Fort Adams being taken, and we
are confident event of fuch importance could not
have eftaped notice at that place. Ed. Ken. Gaa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30
COMMUNICATION.

We are told that Pythagoras, among other doc
trnes revealed to his dncipes nculcated the deepe
refpea for the number Ten. This number, the We
nerabe philosopher to fay contained in it.
felt, perfeion Without it, the world could not exit
and the myferies hidden beneath ii could be develop
ed by none but the initiated.
had long fince ceafed to ruminate upon what I
coniidered as mere whimfey, when my attention
was reuied, by hint from lady, auredly difcple
OF the Samian Sage Nor need we be furprifed at
this Circumstance, when we conider that the old
philosophers wife and daughters were among the
number of his fcholars This fair adept in Pythago-
rean lore, complaining of the tuaton of her fex re-
marked that they were mere cyphers. The hint wa,
not loft upon me, truft will appear from peruing
the following reflections.
Ii we coniider the fair fex a CIPHER, by what
number ihall we delignate the male ! prefume
there is ne need Of mathematical denomination to
prove him unit. Prefix the unit to the cypher and
we Immediately find 10; the facred, the mythical
number, incluGve of perfection, and without which
the exdtence Of the world would find fpeedy ter
mination. That this was only known to adopts, is
certain, finee none but the initiated in matrimony
could comprehend it, and can pow account for the
ignorance of thole bachelors, whom formerly in
terrogated on this fubjea, well for the guarded
the iulpicous ilenee Of thofe matrimonial chara
who were the objects of like enquiry. The non
exitence of the world in the ablenee of the facred
number is obvious: indeed we find il very APPLY
though darky exPreHed in the celebrated wing apo
pthegm of rs, join or die"
What honour does this explanation reAea on the
myhery Of perfection, nlatrimonyl The increafed
value of the fair is as 100, Of the male as Io-I
True it is, that the ladies may complain on finding
themelves Rated infinitely bettered by change o.
condition. bat dare fay they will be fatsfed on re.
marking that their fpoufes indebted to them for
niue-teDths Of their importance.
But it is absolutely unlawful proceed Jingle Der
beyond the old Grecan, in purut Of truth and utility
Suppoie venture to prefix the cypher to the unit
OIL Alas, what change The dignity Of man i
funk down a tenth of his primitive value, and thu
conjoned figures the hundredth of theirs Such
fear, tbs cafe when the lady is the be0d fubleS
Of complaint not absolutely unknown even in Virgil
MA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30
May 80.
JOHN ALCOCK.

INFORMS the public that he has lately eaabJin,-
ed la CABINET SHOP in the city of Richmond. .
on the Crois-treet leading up from Prorer e. Mon.
cures Vendue fore and near the Fire Infuranee Of
f1ee where he intends manufacturing all kinds of
Cabinet Ware in the mott modern ftie he 1atters
h'nlelf that thoie whomay favour him with their COM
mands, will find his work equal to apv made IN Oh
ftate as he has provided himfef with the be of ma
terias
He will fell his furniture low for prompt paymen,
only, as his fituation will not admit Of giving credit
ALSO, FOR SALE:
A quantity of elegant and fubffantial WINDSOR
CHAIRS, of every defcription; and feveral elegant
SBTTEEs-low, for cafh.
January so. IT,
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BtafeItanp.

The following energetic lines are from Holcroft's
"AnnaS St. Ives" Novel, which breathes purer
ipirt of e7aaiiiy, poignant contempt for IL
ties and fashionable fplendour, combined with a
more romantic view of morality, than i, perhaps to
be found in the whole circle of literature-Tt is
Frank Henley who thus addreiTes his friend:
"Impreed by feelings like thefe, the other day fat
down and threw few ideas into verfe. The mind
furcharged with pafFion is eager by every means to
difburthen itfelf. 1t is always prompt to hope that
the expreon Of it's feelings, if any way adequate
not but produce the effect it wifes; and wrote the
following fong, or love elegy, or what thou wilt"
Ralh hope avaunt Be till my hutterng hesrt
Nor breathe forrow, nor figh mpart;
Appeaie each burtng throb each psng reprove;
TO fuffer dare-But do not dare to love
Down, down, thefe fwelng thoughts Nor dream
that worth,
Can pats the naughty bounds of wealth and BIRTH
Yes, kindred feelings, truth, and virtue prove:
Yes, dare deferve-But do not dare to love
To noble talks and dangerous heights afpire;
Bid all the great and good thy wfhes fire,
The mighty dead thy rival efforts move,
And dare to debut do not dare to love
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30
FORT LEWIS,

fHffd6y TIE Jaid R9jifo contain e6os acres.
'HE tale will take place the premifes on Mon
day the 18th day of July next
This eltate having been before advertifed and .b.
ia'e poiPoned' 1t is deemed neceIary 70 apprfe the
public, that though the fales formerly aononrcad
poftponed, on account of payments received from rho
defendant Rofs, the fale la adverted would bav.,,-
ken place but for mhake in the advertisement,
The fubfcrber has no reaon to uppofe that the one
now advertiied will not take place, and if, contrary
to his expectation it hould again be put of, the EARL.
cit public notice will be given, that thoe who are dit
Poied to become purchafers, may not be pu, to apy
unnecei1ary trouble.
BENJAMIN MoSBY, D. M for
JOSEPH SCOTT, M ". D.
May 80. 4,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Y ENC anxious to difcharge all my jun debts. :
a , viii iell great bargain in two BRICK TIE
NEMhNl o. on the Nian-Street, on Shockoe-TIill
they well calculated for flores and private families
and eoniidered to be good fands for bufinefs as
ny in that part of the city; they will be fold fepara,e
y or together to iu;t purchafrs If this properly !,
not fold by private contract before Tuefdsy the .4,b
day OF June next, it WILL on that day, be fold ar
public auction. ANY perfon wfhing to purchafe, win
be ihewn the property, and may know the terms,
l"hlcn VIII De very aecommodating), by application
to the iubieriber living adjoining the premifes.
will alto difpofe of, by private CONTRACT INV hale
acre LOTT in the neighborhood of Gen. Moferv,
on which there is a two ftory Brick Houfe ereaed
A feet long by 22 feet wide; this houfe is not n;
ed in the inide but can be ned to fuit the purcha.
fer. For terms apply to
May 80. .dc
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BURK's HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.

The fecond volume Of this ntereaing work, is
printed, and in the hands Of the binder. Every
exerton will be ufed crafty the impatient wfhes Of
the public, and in the eourfe Of few weeks il is
confidently expected the books will be ready for deli
very. The lively interef which has been excited for
the appearance Of the work, entire; the decided
marks Of appreciation which have accompanied each
volume, render it defrable that the whole
fhould appear, with little delay as poffibe. Ar
engagements therefore making to infure the COM
pletion with all practicable difpatch.
Pefcy1wg IafeLigeaeer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30
LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE

DIV virtue ola Deed of TruR, bearing date the
-sS I!th April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court-Ohice, to me executed by James Deane, Fran
els B. Deane, and Thomas NJ. Deane, to fecure GER
ram fun of money, due by them TO Jofeph Gallego-
I VII. offer for fale the hghen bidder on the 96th
day of May next, at Cumberland Court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the property,
thereby conveyed viz.
One Tratt containing one hundred and ,hrty-feven
acres, more or lefs ftuate in the county of Cum
berland, fix miles above the Court Houfe, being a
tract Purchaed by the faid Deanes, from, Parton
Clopton, will appear by reference to the deed of
fae on record, in the fad County Court.
One Traa containing two hundred and five acres
more or lefs iituate in Cumberland, on the foutb
fide Of the road, leading 70 the Court Houfe one
mile ditant below the fame, bounded by lands Of
William Beverly Langhorne, and by lands of John
Ford.
The fra ofthe above Traas, is faid to contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable timber; the other
is nearly lrafc cleared.
N, b. BY the content Of all parties interefled, the
fae will take place on the goth day of May next as
above Rated and the terms ri payment will be one
and years credit, the purchafers TO give bonds
bearing iDteref and approved fecurity.
M. B. PoTTIAUx.
AprilI5. tdr.
NJ B. The fale of the above property spoRponed
% the 2sth day Of July next M. B. p.
5000 VT. SALT PETER'D BACON,
1000 W.T.. fra quality N ENGLAND CHEESE,
20 grofs BOTTLED CYDER,
~ few buihels CLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER EIANGINCS.
For Sale by
EDWARD HHLLHM.
~ Conhantly for Hire--An Excellent Carriage
and Horfes-apPly as above.
May 81. eotf
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CHARLES SPENCER

HAS jun received fupply of GOODS By the
Il fhps Protearefs and Intriped, an,ongR which
is very general anortment of HARDWARE and
CUTLERY. A few Homony and Wheat Mills. of a
NE and on an entire new and approved conitruc-
ten, which may be worked by water horf., or hand
May 80. eo3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30
JUST PUBLISHED, and For Sal,

BY Jaeob Jobga, at bis BookSfore, szo ddors 6eo+O
fbs Marksf-Hogjs, Riejmoad Price one dollar
SACRED and PROFANE HISTORY EPITO-
- MIXED with continuation of Modern HRot
ry the prefent time-to which is added an accoun-
of the Feuda Syaem the Cruiades Chivalry, the Re-
formation q Revival of Learning, together with a
Comprehensive Chronological Table
By BENJAMIN TUcKER, of Philadelphia.
Dear Sir,
Accept my thanks for your publication J re-
greet have not yet had time TO read the whole of H.
as far as am capable of judging, it is well planned
and happily calculated to open the minds Of young
people to thoie fubieets which connitute the mott
ufeful and important branches Of human knowledge
ncerely with it may be adopted, and generally read
in our fchoels.
From yours very respectfully,
BENJAMIN RUSH.
Mr.. Bsfj. Tpetsy.
FOR SALE, at the above Store, Ruddiman's RJJ-
DIMFNrs Of the LATIN GRAMMAR.
May 81. 81,
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May 80.

WE hereby notify, that we fhall make application
w for certificate to be iflued in our name for
two SHARES in the Capital Stock of the RAM IS
Virginia, which were fubfcribed at Norfolk in ,ba
name of Robert Baylor, other right to which is vsasd
in us by legal Alignment from him. This appeat;or,
VIII be made in eoniequenee of the original fcrip for
the faid two SHARES having been loa.
OLIVEIRA, FERNANDES 81 Co.
Norfolk, May "a, 1906. oaw 6ws
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Will not this fupply valuable hint ! Does il no,
call on US to give the ladies fuch inruaion as may
| teach them to put tie bigb1f vaiue on themielves
10 me 1t appears that nothing but the greateft g.
noranee, exiting among the amable part of the
creation, can be motive with them to take tie zp,onp
place. when, by 10 doing, each inevitably nks herfe
INTO the attendant OF unit degraded to the tenth eay
OF ITS primitive value, or, in plain language to be he
helP-mate OF the decimal /rae7ion of man, particle
inferior even to that vagar jrDi0n commonly fyled
| 4 taylor.
Female education then, in figures, as we'll as in let
tiers, ought to claim our hgheft attention On the
knowledge OF the fair depends the perfection of the
laered' the mytterious number TO- and what without
the authority OF Pythagoras, every will allow the
peace of the univerfe. know fome detraetors will
aedge that ladies but lily qualified for Arithmetic
cal tudies but to fuch hal reply by obferving that
as the love of fway is leading trait in the chara
of the fair TEX, there is. conlequenty, 10 reafon to
iuppofe that they will be wanting their own in
tereit, in tudying how make the moi of themelves
And am certain that nothing, exeep. early intruai
on can convince them, that their only way to effect
this, will be their giving to each of their help-mate-
units its fill vaiue.
| confels am exceedingly pleafed with this view
OF The tubJeet. Properly taken, mutt ftrke every
one Both iexes are equally intereiled in it. Each
parent who wiies his daughter make figure in the
world, NUT adopt it. have hitherto known only one
eias OF beings who objected to female education
Some of thefe have heard afIerting that feminine
knowledge only tended to rebellion and that if wo-
man thought herfelf wfer than her huiband fhe
would naturally demand the fo,enoysSlaee. hrewd-
ly fuipea that fach characters be no other than
the offspring of decimal marriage, and that hence they
inherit barely the fractional part of humanity owned
by their fires But dull as they may be, they GER
family can tell that two and two make four, and with
little reflection perfuaded they will lay Aide
their prejudices, and gladly look out for woman
Whole good ienle may ome 0aiue their mfg
nicance, and teach them that conne the fair fex
within their due bounds, be 70 effefual
as good education.
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TO RENT.

HE HOUSE on the Main Street, lately oceupi-
Il ed by Mr. Henry M'Clatchy, and ftuate be-
tween Melrs. Ellis & Allan and Mr. Manuel Iudab
ALso-A HOUSE on the Main-stree, SborI.n-
Hill, few doors below Mr.. Bootwright's and nearly
oppofite to Mr.. Benjamin Wolfe.
Poaeiion of both Houfes to be given immediately.
Enquire of
JOSEPH CALICO.
May 80. IT,
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MASSACHUSETTS. BosroN, Nav IS.
VOTES FOR GOVERN'OR.
For Strong, 37ss3
Sullivan, 1890
BosroN, May Is.
Majority for Strong.

We have now heard from all the towns in the
State. The above is an accurate, or very near
ly an accurate fatement of the refult of the e.
lection. The f'attered votes are goo. 1t there
fore appears, That The People of Ma1acbu-
Jefts have Reelected Governor Strong, by a
plurality over Mr.. Sullivan of 6Is votes f; and
by majority over all the candidates voted for,
of353.
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lust PUBLISHED,

By David Long7Uorfb, NezU-Tork, and for tale
at the Enquirer Book Store,
VIE ADVENTURES of TELEMAC IUS, fun
OF ULYssUs; from the French Of FENELoN, by
the celebrated 1oba Hatoi17ooyfb, L. l.. D. eorre9-
ed and reWied by r. Gregory, with life Of the at-
thor, and complete iqfsx Hilorical and Geographi-
cal embellifhed With engraviugs.
Hyo-HUrcmNsoN's XENoPnoY, HERMAN &
DoRorHEA, &c. &C &c.
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MARSIIAL's SALE.

oa TO-, ready MONEY, Under de,eee tie court of
difria betroeen Pbineas Bond a,foru,, far Il, ,,,S,.
hSeia Ed'oa'af, plaintiff, and Davii RsG and
ofbt'5 attendants, in order to rnie tie finn Of i145o
a0A.' 81 ef' due and payable tbe ~ fan Ian, That
Oaisa'e and roH knorun aafe in TIE county of Botou,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30

A marriage has lately taken place between Mr..
KNIGHr anda Mfs DAY. The mott rigid lovers of
decorum and fobriety, will not object, we prefume, to
this mode Of turning dag iaf0 night.
London paper.
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Owned by Col. John Mayo of this ely.

Owned BY Col. John Mayo Of this city.
Delegates to Jsrpe in The next General ADenbJ.
Lee-John Mckinney, John Martin.
Wytbe Alexander Smyth, Samuel Graham.
King Ge0rge-Wm. Hooe, seymour Hooe.
Weqmoreiand-*Peter Bailey, Baldwin Lee
Brny/aviek-*Thos. Gholfon, jr. James Har
rifon.
Maion-Doetor Bennett, John Hendrrfon.
Nezu Members.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30

On Saturday laft the drawing of the Rich
mond Academy Lottery was complicated. The
following Lit of the bigb prizes, with the num-
Der OF the fortunate tickets annexed, is taken
from the Managers books:
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by letter received in this city, from refpeaable
Manufacturing houie in Scotland, it appears that the
late proceedings of Congres, relative to the
PoItaoon OF certain articles of Britiih manufacture.
mac created 10 much inquieude among the exporters
ed up and ready for fpping, had been ffopped until
more satisfactory information was received as to the
Intention OF the American government. N. 4: baaey.
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In the new French Dictionary, Liberty is defcrbed
10 De word OF three fyllables-the Lexicographer
dare not go any further. ".
BoNAPARrE has fine nap of St. Domingo in hi,
ftudy-Ihe Black EMPEROR fwears il is ali 4, Nil
evr bave Of that Hand. IL
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TO no other imilar production, fave MIR. Madi-
fon's celebrated pamphlet
Let us then hear no more of the abandon
ment ofprinciple, manifefted by thefe two ap.
pointments.
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NETWORK. Nav "a.

Captain Rowland, of the ihip Pennsylvania,
from Amiterdam, was brought to and boarded
on Monday lait, at the back of Long Hand, by
his Britannia majeay's brig Hornet, captain
Kerry, and had French hoy preffed, an ap-
prentice to capt. S-eel of this city. The boy
was afterwards perfuaded to enter into the fer
vice. After detention of four hours, and
ftriet eX animation of the thip's papers, flle was
permitted to proceed. The Hornet is from
Bermuda ON cruize.
Mr.. James Bruce, pafienger in the fchr. Char
lotte Augufa, arrived here yeterday, in 9 days
frsm Halifax, informs us it was reported there,
. that Commodore Beresford had arrefted capt.
Whitby, of the Leander, for his outrageous con-
due off Sandy Hook. 1t was underltood that
Commodore Beresford was going to take the
command of the Leander himfef. Capt. Whit
by's conduct was very much reprobated at Hal
flax. 1t was believed he would he fent to En-
gland for trial. and that the veiIels fent to Hal
flax by the Leander would be Immediately relea-
fed. Mer. Aav,
We are informed, by the fhip Attrefs, "A days
from Gibraltar, that the United States fhip EC-
tex and brig Vixen, lay at that place when fhe
failed.
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MARRIED,

On Saturday evening laf, by the reverend
MIR. Blair, LOUIS WERCO, to the amiable
Mifs VICTORIA CALESTE CANY, both of
this city.
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49, The Tuniiian AmbafIador left Wilmington on
l.. "o,aay on MS return home. He accompanied
by Mr. Cathcart, who will attend him we nnderfland
through the principal towns to Bottom, from thence
ne VIII embark for Tunis. He took leave of the
head' OF departments, and thofe with whom he had
formed an acquaintance, in the moi refpeefful and
friendly manner His flute we hear did not aecompa.
ny him. Preterring afylum in this free and happy
country. f'
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Last ehrning's sgail.

-, WASHINGTON, May "a.
we near the PRECEDENT will leave Monticello ON
Monday next for the feat Of government.
Wa/Sisgt0n FedtyaliR
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NOTICE.

] intend to leave the fate in few days
JAMES KIRBY.
May 80. ..
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Extraa ofa letter from Capt. Peak, of The /ebr.
Maryland, to bis osvner5, dated St. Jago, 2st6
March.
arrived here the 25th init. after being
chafed in the C'vcos paffage, by two French
pirates, and br w hit to anchor under the Wet
Caycos, when they took myfelf and people ON
board one of the privateers. Me they abufed
In mott fhameful manner, they put me in irons
and then proceeded to plumber the fchooner |;
they hofted all the dry goods on deck, and
opeRed every box; what they took away, do
not as yet know. They robbed the vefTel of
ner fmall cable, all her fquare rigging, runner
and tackle, paints, oil, aad a number of other
articles; number of boxes of raiins, all nv
fowls, eggs, butter, great coat, hat, fhoes, and
greater part of the peoples clothes. They
had rope rove from the matt head and round
the neck OF one of the people for half an hour,
to make him fwear we were bound to Cape
Francois, and threatened my life more than
twenty times After OBTAINING us about 9
hours, they iuffered us to proceed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-07
8y A4thoslay.
GommonipeaItb Of sPassafbusetts.
In the year of our Lord one thoufand eight
hundred and SIX.

An act to determine the time of
holding the Courts of Common
Pleas, and Courts of General osf-
6ons of the Peace, within and
for the county of OxJoyd.
Sed. ]. BE euA7el BY tie Sexate ard Hogfs
Of Representations, IL Geasy4l Court a1er5Ad, and
BY tie authority offbs fare, That from and al
ter the pafling of this act there fhall be two
terms of the Court of Common Pleas, and
Court of General Sefions of the Peace, TO be
holden at Paris, within and for the county Of
Oxford, one on the feoond Tueiday of May,
and the other on the fourth Taefday Of Sep
TENDER annually.
Sect. 2. BE IL fuyfsey sra9eS, That all writs,
procefes, recognizances and other matters
and things, returnable or continued to the
Court Of General SeiEon. of the Peace, and
Court of Common Pleas, by law to be holden
at Paris, within and fer the county Of OK
ford, on the fecond Tuefday of October next,
hali be returned TO, continued and have day
in Court, TO be holdea on the fourth Tueiday
of September next.
Sect. 8. Be IL turtle, snae7sS, That all laws
heretofore made and pafIed, fixing and eftab-
lifling the places and times Of holding the
Court of Common Pleas, and the Court Of
General Sections of the Peace, within aad for
faid county of Oxford, be, and tbs fame here
by are repealed.
IN toe Hoys u Rsp,ssasa'is1, .Jnss "a, 1906.
This bill, having had three fevsral read
| ings, pahed to be enacted.
PEREZ MORTON, Speair.
IN Sesate, June 24tE, 1906.
This bill, having had TWO feveral readings,
| pafed to be enacted.
JOHN BACON, Prsflsn..
Jens "a, lso6--By TIE GOs0ssy efP'oSfs.
CALEB STRONG.
n t,us csey-df5R,
JON L. AUSTIN, ssf,y.