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BOSTON, March %.
From Europe.

Vessels in very quick passages from
Europe, are daily arriving in our ports,
but the times Of " great news" appear to
have passed over. .-:--.
We have London dates to the middle 3;
Paris to the 18th; and Rotterdam, to
the tsth ofizst month. - - :
The reportof the evacuation Of the
kingdom Of Naples, by the Russian and
English forces which landed ther con, il
confirmed. 5..
Bonaparse has adopted al the children
ofhis troops killed at Ansterlitz. They
are to be supported and educated at tn:
public expense; and TO take the name
Of Napoleon. The widow. made bs the
battle are to be Pensioned at Me expense
OF the German empire. NJ
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quarter that they had come 10 ! deter.
mination 20 accept no bills from this
country fora greater amount than the
funds II hand. Htherefore, arr of our
merchants should be disappoi ID 10
their supplies iftheir customer have
20 pay higher than usual for their goods;
If the governments fnds is revenue fan
ambition or two short they Mili knRW
the source. ~. m
Dispatches are brough. By the Unit
ed Ssates' from MIR. Monroe, to the ex-
esutive and We are happy 70 assure
Our readers on good authority, that they
are OF the most hopeful and pleasing ma
tvrs. 1900 49,. -.
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8. BALTIMORE. April 2.

Arrived, ship United States, % dayR
from London. BY this arrival, We Ne have
been able .o7ebtain Only 4 lew numbers
of the London rimes. Morniur
Chronicle and Cobbet's Political Reei.
ster, from which We have given such
extracts in this evenings Gazette, as
are likely to be interesting 10 our read.
ers. Nomeasures either paeiie or war
like of the new British ministry having
developed the views oft cabinet, the
London editors were unusually silent
as to their foreign relations. A gentle.
man VINO came passenger 10 the United
States, however, informs IN, that the
British nation, especially the merean-
tile part Of n are for aprosecution Of tile
war. and this is considerably con6rmed
BY the address from, the the livery Of
London, in this days. Gazerte. 20 his
Britannie majesty. Russia i. ans nens.
ing her army onthe Polish frontier nrxt
70 Austria; Bonaparte still coniiinue.
his troops IN Germany-Prussia alter.
nately commands and countermands the
dimiaution of her army Of ob.eryation
! while many other marks Of jealou,y.
dissatisfaction and oppression. an indi.
cate thar The flames Of war are oniy
snothered Tor . moment on the conti.
nent, and win probably bars. out aeai,,
ethe ensuing summer. -
a gentleman who arrived In fiie shir
u. States, informs. that Mr.. Senator
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LATE 1okKIcK ISTELLlcEN'cE..
LONDON, February q.

LONDON, February 81.
Aprivate LETTER from Bremen of the
iith inst. contains the following article
relative 70 ths sentence passed on.the Of
6ccss whose conduct produced the re-
cent misfortunesto the house Of Austria:
You have Of course heard thar the
archduke Charles has caused . tharopgh
Investigator into the causes Of the mis-.
fortunes ofthe imperial arms IN Gsrnsa-
ny, and astonishingso think. ths.ineler.
mentioned persons, 30 high in the conf
dence ofhis majesty, are said 70 have
had the following sentence passed upon
them, for the criminal part they have
acted ia the late transactions. X .
Prince Auersbsrg, to Be deprived OF
his nobility, his estates con6scated, and
imprisoned ten years n the fortress Of
Speilberg. - :.
Prince LAMBERT, imprisoned for life
IN the said fortress. -~@I Ill -
General len, senteneedto be shot. -
Privy counsellor callenbaeh, ordered
ioquit The imperial states. - .'s- L.
Counsellor Faszhendert 10 be dis
missed from his Office. =, ~
Field marshal Kaunita, andT field
marshal Aufenherg, have commissed
: suicide while !under arrest. -, +.
All the staff officers Of the regiments
Of Kauaitz and SPork, reduced and dis
graced, H. ~. -. H.. - ~
Count coben.zsI, ordered to quit the
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ia die river ohie opposite shiPPitg.Porfr
Total burthen, about 1900 tonss that
. speetaele to the inhabitantseofa eouh.s
NY, situated, taking the course Of the
river, for near s1v2 thousdad miles
from the ocean, and which, but . feN
years since, was one uninterrupted wiz
deIness !! h.. >ss.s-3gsg. f - :. ~ ~ !. ,
A bill is 1t presen. before the Senat6
Of the United States, which provides
for the emission Of two new and additi-.
onal coins-the one to be called double.
disme, 10 be composed Of silver, value
20 cent? the other, two-cent pieces,
value ons-6itieh part Of a dollar, to Be :
composed of q mixture of silver and cop.
per. =: AuyoTa.
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AARTMsBURc. April H..

{ The Editor efthi. paper again ear
Hestly solicits eoery Persoa indebted to
him, either for subscriptions 70 the Intel.
3Egenser ~ entertainments, to z1Eke im-
mediate pay ment.-Those vAy yeSids
initis county. upho feel an Meditation,
and haVe ii IN their po,uor, to discharge
their aeeonnss, mill haue an ebbestnaiiy
.deing 20, on Manday nest (election
day) either by calling in tcrsoH on the
Editor, o. ssndfng BY their. n.ighbsErs
IUhat may be due hin..
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From the UniTED sSrArIs' GAzETrE.

Spanish Embasgo.-We have for near.
" two months beeo endeayour;ny to inn
press apon the minds of our meI chants
the danger which workmanship result
to their property in Saenish ports from
a knowledge of the msstc rro,. .xnrdi.
ton Of the Leander. We have sga;n
would be laid upon American vs. ssels in
the Spanish colonies. For doing this
We were severely censared by many as
exciting unnecessary alarm. and enhane.
ing the price okinsurance. Wehowever
persevsred undsrta conviction that we
were inthe way OF our duty. This day,
We are sorry 70 says, our predictions are
verified BY intelligence thar on the 9Th of
March an enbargowas laid upon all. A.
merican yssseis in the port Of Laguira.
- x =, 49, - I. s.
congrc,, w. ,nd.r,.,s,,d a.. =.
MONDAY Ia, .r;,:.- d,s,..s.. - - :.
d m. ho..s :, 49,. - 'ook P.aee
,;on ~ .ag X ..ss > on : mo-
,ria,;v. 10 N. la,s rroa.SJ;"...' $500 t,
ii door. tn o,,.s,;aa ,se ssen ,, Cos
t;asd IL -. &c - 80 wy ana'iy oe-
So w. M, no.. ,h.sIfa. 80 o., J.
informed Of ,he ground If Nh Ran=
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From, the N. r. Herald.

-: Il The Leander. Il is dangerous here
IN New. York for q man to presume 20
talk about this affair: the 6rst thing he
finds himself at a Judge's chamber. shut
IN with his Honour and the District Al.
torney, and the Marshal, to undergo an
inquisision and he must get along as
we'll % he can, for no counsel u Permit-
ted to accompany, or 70 approach him.
t,u, public curiosity is somewhat rais-
ed respecting what 10 going forward.
The Grand Jury have found bills a.
gainst S. G. Ogden, Col. w. s. Smith,
Capt. WIN. Armstrong, Gen. Miranda,
and Capt. Thos. Lswis.
The foliswing article from the Richmond
ENQUIRER IL enfitle6tono small share Of
ri interest tIsm the source sDhence tie
! DERIVED; between that paper ard Mr.
Randolph, ne beLieve, there exists Ue-
I ~ good understanding.
A KEY TO TEE CLOSED DOORS.
The late proceedings Of Congress in
secret cOnclave have been coaceslc d from
I" the people Of the u. States, the real
.soyerciGns OF the country" that they
might also be concealed from g the pri-
vilesed spies Of foreign government"
When the rsforc a faet has gone forth,
squinting so strongly at these my sterious
transactions thar At cannot escape ths pc.
netra,ion OF these "privileged SPIES"
there is at once an end 70 all reserve.
For is there a man who win dare to
say, that the people Of the U. States are
not as much entitled to the use of such
clue, as far as il rUiH carry them. a. she
ministers Of foreign governments 4 !
We do not therefore hesitate to say,
that there is one expression At least in
Mr.. Randolph's speech, which seems
to bear most strongly upon the secret
transactions of Congress. Perhaps the
text does NOT warrant the commentary ;
but certain il is, we are not the oaly
commentators, who will thus have erred
in the application. :. -
Stating what would have been his pro-
jecs in regard to 6. Britain, Mr.. Ran
dolph throws out an idea which bears
most poinsedly upon our relations with
Spain. The case which he puts is by.
pothetical with respect to Great Britain
for with that power We have no dispute
about boundaries. But with Spain We
hG.r dispute about aboundaries, and
the case is therefore a more than hypo
thetieaI one. Let Us then take Mr.. r..
expressions in regard to G.. Britain, ant
apply them with the necessary variation
ofphraseology to Spain.
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UPaMy NuultuuuuGuUy inc
= snhscriber, are desired 10 attenda
MUSTER to be held 1t Martinsburr.
on the irst Saturday in May ne,t (Which
will be the Sd day Of the month) ID he
usual time and place Of parade. Apsnc.
tuaf attendance ID required from every
individual Belonging 70 the Company.
WILLIAM GREGORY.
April 10, 1906.
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Every mail from Warrington brings
Intelligence of anature, which most pow
erfully illustrates the truth of what MIR.
Fessrndtn has said of our democratic
rulers. - -~ :
J" 7ou rogues , ydu roguss! yoa',s all
fund eur, :, - = :
" And, sue The people, I've no doubt,
" WiaPuf a period 10 Hour 6ashing,'
" And honest men ufH come in fashion,"
The talents Of the administration fsavs
the editor Of the u. s.. Gaze,tr) and of
the legislature, which at the commence.
ment Of the SESSION We fondfy aattered
ourselves would he seduloasiy devoted
to the extrieation Of thus country from
the difficulties into which she has been
plugged by the weakness and folly of our
Public measures, seem now to have no
other object than mutual detection aud
rectinlnation. Those who have here.
tofore had the lead in our public affairs
are new exclusively employ ed ,-eash one
in sndeavotrfn ing TO ward off the indigna-
ton OF the country from himself and d.
reett TO his neighbour. | am much
mistaken il il does not ultimately fall
upon all with a weight which their fee.
bic shoulders viii not be able u sustain.
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G.. BRITAIN.
u Tru;U Ssn2he

I" I lUiH send her
no money. sir, on
anypretext 1phaie-
yer, much less on
t,efsnce eftaying.
La6ralor, Or Boid-
ny Beg. tehta my
real eIjtct t1Qs 10
secure k'"its, Which
she Erm.aBy-ae -
kno1vledgrd. at ne
peace 81 1885," :
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the part ofgoy ernmene, he ught to de-
mand that Mr.. Madison bScited 10 ap-
pear before the court and testify under
oath what he knows Of the case. 1sr
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SPIN.
Twill -,, send her

4 TViU send her
10 money, sir, on
any P,etesi ,Dha,e-
per, much less on
prrsencs etuyiag
Florida, Iuhen my
real object .'lOas to
secure he limits Of
Lomisiana, Dhich
she ~, maily &C.
taswie6ged by the
treaty fSan Jide-
M0nse. --,-----'--,.,-,,'''',-'
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On the Sd MI. two ships, three brig.
and one ssheener we're lying at apchor
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HolTlLIrrEsvITH rar sPAnraaiD.

= A1SAElLiFLkstWIIAT THE oPANfA1Ds.
! a letter from Judge RoDnrY, dated
at the Matches corroborates the account
which has been published Of . rencoun.
terbstween party of Spaniards, and .
number Of American troops, near our
frontiers. The Judge writes, (nnder
date Of Feb. "a, that the Spanish g..
vernon and his people, having been or
dered 70 desist from their SURVEYS. .and
to quit the American territory; had re.
sisted. bat were compelled 10 retire.
that collecting reinforcement or 500
horsemen, they returned two days after.
wards, when an action ensued between
them and ths American troops under
captain Porter, In which the Spaniards
were beaten, and again forced to retire.
tr@ss..z:}te ,a Bes'on PIP "
On the Sd ult. two ships, three brig.
and me aehaos.ay ,.vss. f.,:.,..@ -. - a.
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Aas il IN contemplation, j. svtfeieatly
PGsrenissd, to print an eisg ant edition d
Addrefes to Young Men,
BIZ JAMEs FoRDYcE,

~ Il. >
And for that purpose submits the follow
Ing proposals. to the consideration Of an
who feel for the welfare of the present
and rising generation, whose happiness
these Addresses are 20 admirably calcu.
lated to promote.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
FOR SALE,

about bali Of whic. is wei ,inbcred wood land
about 200 acres Of Kiser Low Grounds and
from so 10 100 acres OF valuable Creek Bottom
The cleared .andis well enclosed aud improved,
with convenient dwelling and out houses in good
repair, with comnaodous Store a valuable Mill,
and a choice collection of abop; 500 bSaring
fruit trees The terms &C 5alc mar be know.l
on application Daniel Coach on the prefni.
sss (wao will chow the land 10 any person incli.
ned to psrchase) orto Micajah Crew in Hanover.
Tss. rbove traa of land contains improySne nts
-. accomT,o-.--,-.-'- .c- sSo families, and, il
move Agreeable to The purchasers, they may be
divided and sold separately.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
Advertisement.

IN consequence of resolution of
4. the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, am instructed by
the Executive to make enquiry req
pecting the situation of all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not Including those in the SER
vice of the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean of effect
>ingt object contemplated by the Elk.
ecutive, L have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such of the citi-
zens of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets /; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed TO belong to
che state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
OF to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Cie,k to rbe Kxesxtive.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. (tf)
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bred by me. He was got by Sir Pc
ter Teazle, out of Capella, and was six
years old last May, and no more.
(Signed) DERBY, Seal.
" Knowsley, June IS, 1901.
Capella was bred by gen. Parker,
foaled in 1873, and got by Hcrod, out
OF Miss Cape, by Regulus, Buckeyes,
by Grab, Warlock, Galloway. See
general stud book, pa. 40. Sir Peter
reazie was got by Highfyer in 1884 /;
see same book, pa. 1872; High6yer
was got by Herod see pa. 201 and
so on he may be traced through a no.
Bile line Of ancentors for ages past,
without single flaw in his genealo-
81, either on the male or female side.
This extraordinary horse ran with
great credit at 2 years old at he
proved successful, and so continued
until the last of the year 1900. In
1898 he won a sweepstakes of 90 gui-
meas each, for 3 year olds, s subscri-
bers, once round the ground, beating
Mr. Pierce's by Walnut, sir II.
7. Vane, Push Forward, sir H. Will
liamson's STRIPPING, Mr. Fletcher''s gr
c Camperdown, MIR G. Grompton's
Baston, and lord a. Hamilton's b g
by Spadille, out of Snow Drop see
Calendar for 1893. He also won the
members Plate OF SO gs for 3 and 4
year ODDS, beatil.S lord Derby's 4 year
old colt Diomed,, IS 20 on Knowsley,
who was then Mr. FielG"s property;
see Calendar for 1898. I{e also won
a sweepstakes for year ODDS, beat
ing MIR Gariorth's b by Spadiile, and
lord A. Hamilton's b by SpaGille;
see Calendar for 1899.
In May, 1899, York. On Tuesday,
May %, sweepstakes of 30 gs each,
z Subscribers, then the property OF Mr.
Walker, was won by Knowsley, beat
ing lori! Fitzwilliam's h Wonder,
years old, lord Hamilton's Oh h b.
Walnut, sir Th. Cascoigne's Maid
of the Mill, & Jh. Robinson's b c
Abraham Newlasd, now called Cock
Fighter. On Thursday the 3oth fol.
lowing, he also won the stand plate of
SO gsfor 4 year olds, beating lord A.
Hamilton's b c by Spadille, Mr. Gar
forth's mare Caroline, 6 years old,
lord Belhaven's CHI h Master Ro-
bert, 6 years old, Mr. Wentworth
Barnaby, and Mr. J. Anson's gr h
Little Scott, years old see calen-
dar for 1899.
In June, 500 (Guilford) the Prince
of Wales owned him and won the
kings plate for 4 year olds, of 100 gs !;
10 81 4 lbs 4 mile heats, and beat
lord Donegall's b h by Pot8o's see
Calendar for 1900, page So.
Winchester, July 8. His n,sa;;s:.y's
plate OF 100 was run Tor and won by
Knowsleyy, beating lord Donegalps b h
by Po,eo's, years old, and cir f. E..
veins b h Asparagus, 5 years DID,
six to four on Knowsley.
Lcwes, August IL, 1900. The kings
plate of 100 gs d mile heats, was won
by Knowsley, beating lord Donegall's
oh Fugleman, 4 to on Knowsley.
Thursday following he won subscrip-
ton of 10 SIS each, beating Mr. Du-
rand's Bellissima and Mr. Ladbrook's
Humbug; see Calendar for 1901
70 and 10.
Litch6eld, on Thursday, September
9, he won the kings plate of 100 gs
mile heats, for year Odds, carrying
stone 7 pounds, beating Mr. Heming's
b h Ploro ten to one ON Knowsley.
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&
high. 10 years old laR fpriog, in great FER
feefiun, aud as to muicuar Rrength & b eau
y not inferior to any horse 10 the Rste. He
10 the only horfe in this country ,ha, has
won 4 king's plates ip one year this he did
IN 1900 Gee K. c. for that ycae. Not
wi'hlfsnding this aad other unexceptiona
bic evidences of Emo wsiey's fupsrir worth,
yet,a perfo".s, view of him viii! be his beit
'eco' ,ncndation.
.uou Lsr will fiand the enfuing feafon
at our Fable in Albemarle county, 10 miles
above Charlottesville, 70 cover mares at 20
dollars the leafon, for whic" .So'es WIN DC
! required, payable on or before the I5,.. o.
Sept. next "a DECLARE the leap, and 40 dolf
lara to insure mare to be in ioal with one
dollar to the groom, which, with the leap
money. mutt be paid when the mare 10 CO
/ cred. 'Th5fs gentlemen ~ho TENT mares
tn Knowsls, lat feafon and did not prove
with Goal. lhall have them injured this fea
ION for 20 dollar', except thofe which were
covered bythe leap for fuch a6 dolls. will
be required. Any gentleman putting fix
marco, iaall h,ve one covered gra'iS. The
feafon will com meuce on the IL of March,
aud expire the "a of AuguR next.
We shall be able to furnish upwards
of 200 acres of excellent pasturage,
gratis, well enclosed, in S separate
fields, besides several grass lots, which
will be keptexclusively for mares with
colts, and those which may be sent be-
fore foalinp. Servants sent with mares
| will be boarded at 9s. per week. Mares
will be fed, as directed, at the market
price of grlin---and gentlemen may
rest assured that all possible care and
attention shall be paid to the mares
left with the horse, both to have them
got with foal, and to prevent accidents
or escapes---but no responsibility tor
any that may happen.
KNOWSLEY was purchased by
us in March last, from Mr. Lightioot
at SIS, OOo.---He covered 165 mares
out of which number, as far as we
Ihave been able to learn, very few have
not proved with foal.
KNOWSLEY's sire, the famous
Sir Peter Teazle, now covers in En-.
gland by subscription, limited mum.
Der of mares, at 25 guineas each nc
other horse at more than ~ guineas
In 1904, he had d winning colts
on the turf, when no other horse hac
, more than 16---and out of 90 king
. plates run for, were won by hi
I colts---see X. G.. for 18o4---the las
Srived. From the present appear
ant C of Knowsley's colts, and the sue
cessi Al performance Of his stock on th
turf in England, very little doubt ca
bs enter aimed but that his colts wi
prove ais, +, successful OH the turf i
this countr ?. The annexed certif
Gates from su ch respectable charac
tiers, will place Knowsleey, as a foa
getter, on as high ground as any othe
horse in the state.
WILL M WOODS.
GEORGE q. WOoDS
A1bemarle. Feb. 20, Il 90;
PEDIGREE--Given by LOT
Derby in the following words w
glt IL Dd
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Is l2OLLAKS REWARD.
OTRAYED or STOLEN on the

CTRAYED or > IOLEN on the
- 9TH June LAST, \ bright SORanL HORSE,
about fat hiyh. judged TO be years old last
spring has "a small s'hr in his forehead. has on
his back sev. raj saddle spola. he has a.sma
white spot on >rs side OF HIS sunp tnoy recolleSi
ed on which a, !. esens) has besn mixed, well
mounted heforc-i:>' also has had the spaviR very
bad, which shews e>':y pliin at this time. bu;
does not aaea him - 60 r. moving-hc was
raised in the county of AiSenA..'s. any person
that wilt deliver the above dssSsi> ed horse to me
in W arIninstcr shtllreceive the ain ye reward of
Is dollars, or give me such inyormat1> ihat get
him, small receive reward or zen ,dola>-s
PLEASANT CREWS.
XVarnipster Irly oh 1906 .f
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IN COUNCIL

Nv " = y = "
1Sfh March, 1906.
IT is adviser. that itbe advertised IN Inc public
paper that Proposals will b.. received by
the Ececutive from any person eiins 60 CON
trs6t. to fnrnih The necessary Clothing for the
Public Guard for the p-csen; year.
Dan. L. Nylton,
Clerk OF TN Council
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MICNJ MI GRE " ,
AKIN COUCH,

Er'or. tJ Er'iE. Of S. Cone o.
p. s. If the above property is not sold befoit
the 18th of August next, it will on that day, a.
Goochland courthouse, being court day, be ser NJ
TO the highesf bidder. ~
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MnTlR ASSES.
FOR SAI.F

TINT vaixa6e TRACT Of LAND. on u5icb
Cumberland COURTHOUSE s,ands--I, caninia. a.
bout Two HUNDRED and FIF7,T ACRES,
one baT Of pbicb IL yet uae!ea,ea. Besides TIE
advantage Of having TIE Courthouse on tiis act Of
Land, 1t is sifnIfcd fbe .s,oss pn6lc roads
in Viygiaia; as a fr5iic stand tb0e nc n.me t5,f
can sH,pass is T5e taiidinss, Glib some repair
igg. MAY be made sufficiently exieasiSe and com
Portable.
PR casa suW be expected Of fbe purchaser.
uhen pos'sssion is green reasonable credit oil Be
zHosrsd for t5e balance or if it sbo,M suit t6e PR
a6aser bener. landed property Mill be reeeicsa in
parf. Creed Taylor and Bake b Wootson, bob
81 Cumberland county. are authorised 10 sell tbe
bose f,act Of lard. Or rbe same may be pwebas
ed y toe subscriber in Backingbam COMFY. near
diien's Hill.
BEVERLr LANGRORNE.
Sure 10,5, 1906. Am
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