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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06
FOR SALE,

A TRACT Of LAND, containing
n about 900 acres, one half Of which
is cleared. the balaice well timbered /;
and considerable quantity of well wa
tered meadow. On the pre- misses is =
good Merchant Mill and Distillery, on
a never failing stream of water, and in
sight of the Potomak river. This tract
can be divided into several diiferent>fe-
Mt n,ents, with a Dwelling House aud
Barn TO each it Is Of tbs hFst rate lime.
stone quality and is situatrin berk cisv
County, Virginia, on Ppt"m 'krivrr, 10
miles from Martinsbufg, 8 from Will
Transport, and IS from Mercersburg.
This land will he sold together, OF divi.
ded into two tracts, as may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargain vii! be 81.
ven to purchaser, in the mill and one
half the land, on pay ing about two thirds
Of the purchase money in hand. For
terms apply to the subscriber on the pre-.
mises. GEORGE NE KIRK.
April -, 1906.
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FancyGoods,

which were purchased on the best terms
for ready money, and selected with the
greatest care from the latest arrivals.
Persons wishing to buy will End it their
interest to give them call, as they are
now Offering great bargains ofnice tasty
Geeds, quite a nr,O s'yhs.
They have also received complies
ass"rtment Of BAR.lRON, Crowley
and Blistered STEEL, all Of an excel.
lent quality, and will be sold on good
terms. y
ROBERT WORTHING TON, g Co.
Shepherds I own, May rs, 1906.
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MARTINsBURG, Berkeley County,
T'rginia Printed andbubEshedbv
JOIN ALBUR IT'S.
TEAMS OF THE INTELLIGENCER.

- The price efthis Paper Is tuvs IsL
lars per annun, one dollar payable al lie
time o subscribing, and one whsa the
year expires. Distant subscribers tay
jor the uhoIe gear in advance. inc
price, Of Advertisements, to non-suS-
scribers,@ is one dollar per square fer
three speeAs insertion, and for esntials-
a''ce after that time Is cents per week:
Subscriber, will continue to rsceiivta ~.
dae'ionef 0ne:taarth ~ thei, AIssrf;ss-
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

MdTCh Court, 1900.
Christopher Parrot, Complainant,
against
James MasuveiI, Defendant.
In CHANCERY.
THE Defendant, James Maxwell,
L not having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, that he is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, it is ordered that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June next, to
answer the bill Of the Complainant, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Berkeley and Jefferson In.
telligenc.r r, for two months SUCCESSFULLY.
and published a: the door Of the Court
House Of the said County.
A Copy. Te,te,
DAVID HUN TER, CHG.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06
Fesb 81 INNER CoooJ.

THE subscribers have just received
= from Philadelphia, an additional
supply OF seasonable Goods, which, in r.
addition 10 the to1m er stock OF Philip
Nadenbousch, makes their assortment
tolerably complete; they also in q few
days expect supply Of sundry articles
necessary for harvest; all which they are
determined to sell low for cash, or ON
The usual credit to Punctual customers.
! Their as'0rs'"r"f consists Of in part az
/oVews:
Coarse India Muslins,
~ Irish Linens,
yellow Nanksshs, short & longpieee.;
Randanoe Handkert hiefs,
India Calicos, fancy and dark color..
And a variety Of other articles too tsA
dious 10 pArticulArise. y a
also,
, Old Whisky, suitable for harvest, BY
the barrel,
New Epgland Rum and NJ classes.
Longs Sickles,
A few barrels of Tar, =:
Soal Leather aud Fish Oil,
Grot nd Alum and Liverpool Salt.
Agene'0!assoTtmeate GROCERIES.
On terms which shall 1r ccc2m modutinS
to the purchaser.
+. NADENBoUscHst Go.
Msrtinshurgy May 20, 1875.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
WHILE be sold a, pubic sale. on the
" 18th of June next, a Tract Of
LANn, containing 232 acres, situate
on Back Greek, IN Berkeley County.
About 700 acres Of this laatIis good rich
bottom, 1870 acres cleared and in good
order for fArmihg, and the remainder
clothed with EXCELLENT timber. The sale
will be On the premises, and the terms
will be made known on the day Of sale.
WiAakott selaas the same time and f'ace.
Mares and Colts, Cows, and Sheep,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, and a number Of
other articles too tediou. to mention ;
they will be sold on credit Of nine
months, the purchaser giving bond. with
approved security. ~-,
ALEXANDER FLEMING.
May 2, 1906.
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F0rman' S Ferry
TO BE RENTED,

Tor one or more wears, with good
Il convenient buildings suitable for
public business. Possession will be Ct
ven immediately to the renter. For
terms appl, to the subscriber living at
the Ferry.
JAMES FORMAN.
Berkeley County, May 9, 1906.
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More Cheap NI. Goods.

THE subscriber. again respectfully
l. inform their friends and the pu6lle
generally. that they have just received
from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and
are now opening a very handsome as
Iortment nf
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7suo Attren'i~e' rGn'eb "
harn tbe drt Of Priirg..

THE Editor Of the Intelligencer,
L will take. on advantageous terms,
two lads (lrom IS to II yssrs Of age) Of
moral character and sprishtliness, to
learn the Art Of Printing.
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Hampshire. IS.
March Csurt, 1905.
7"Sn'as and Rees Hiorgan, C.mpiaIaant.,
against
David M4y, D.iendmt.
Br JAMEE FoRDYcE,

David Mqy, Defendant.
In CIANCERY.
THE Defendant, David Nidy, not
1 having entered hi. appearance a.
greeab!e tn an act of Assembly and the
rules Of tbs Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
not an inhA3itAue oil this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of tn: Complalaants by
their Counsel, tits ordered that the said
Defendant do appear here on the third
Tnesdsy IN June next, to answer the
bli Of the Compliments, and that copy
OF this order be forthwith iose rted in The
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelli sencer, for
two months successfully, and published
at the door Of the Court House of the
said Coantr.s +.~-y.-
=, A Copy. Teste, 49,
ANDREW WOODROW, exc.
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CASH given for clean Lipnsn & Cotton
-~~ X A G s. .--
At he OGiss 81 The IATELIIoINE n,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

Among which are Laced, Embossed and
Plain Cambricks, Silk and Cotton Sham
broy Muslins, Trafalgar Vest Shapes,
and Calicos, Long and Short Nankeens,
Leno and Paris Net Wells, Oval and
Square Silk and Cambrick ShAwls with
netting, Umbrellas aud Parasois. Trim
med and plain Bonnets ;-a!'o, Mill and
Cross-cut SAWS, Madeira WINE,
Port WINE, and the best HaVahnah
SEGARS ;-aLso, about three thousand
volumes of BOOKS all OF which
win be sold at the most reduced prices,
for cash, or on . short credit, to pune
tual customers.
JAMES FAULKNER.
Martinsburg, May 9, 1906.
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1ainaJls Preaer.y fer Sal.


virsce Of ds.t OF t.sa c-eeuted 20 the
- fohieribers by D,aor JNiss, w ARA /, sns. Re-
heeta his wife -bceriog tsle the 22d June, 1905,
90 ieeen- The raymrnt Of a pnsshafc made Of Me-
Ni'if,'e ~. Lewis, executor o, Francis Lewis.
dec. Will be SOLD, Oh :he prer,ifcs on Friday
the 9'h Of May next, ONE TRACT or l. IND.
sonveted in faii trug, lying in the couns, Of
Henneo, about four miles from Richmond and
containing four hundred aud rine,y three acres
more or leis. together wnhone Negro Man Auf.
t,n, one Negro Woman. Rachel t,re BAY Horses.
three mich three s;eisers and enc Wsy.
gon and Gesr' or 10 murh ther-nf as will be fluff
he'ent to raNe The fun o. 6 ISIS iS current
money u Virginia due the fs,d Wiitfhige ID
Lewis cxi OF z aneis Lewis, dec. together with
the exPedies attending the execution Of laid trua-
IN the following payment, exprcfIed in faid
deed OF truh viz one moicty thereof Tor ready
money, with the in.erea on the smount Of fsid
Pu ehsie & 1918 g 6 from the 2lft day of Feb
ruary 1884 to the Pin OF FEBRUARY 1900. exeepe
90 dollars which has already been paid --and
the refiduc payable in two year. from the 2la
February laf (ls06) with iuteren thereon from
the afcretaid Ia February 1906 payable tho
laid int eR annually. IA deed OF t,uit on the
property win be rcaui ed. -
NJ -ne same une and place will be SOLD thu
remainder OF the Stock and PLANTATION UtensiIs.
on sand farm, on a credi of sax months, for al
sums above zen dollars, with bond ard approved
seNusity Also, will be HIRED ihc time OF a
Likely Negroes, unit Christ mas next. So
Prosser & Moncure, y. m.
Richmond, April IA, 1906. ,dr
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MOUNT PROSPECT.

| kA)h sale, that elegant situation.
a caised MOUNT PkOsPEcI,- situated
on the north eide OF Bacon Branch costaInin.,
dix half acre Tors, with all he improvements.
distinguished in the plan for the city in Duv,l's
plot reference may be had to The survey which
is as follows No loI, 1872. 1876. l97 1873. 1919.
the whole adjoining s.ch ether compo,ing n
city square and Surrounded BY 3 strsets each
is feet wide--ihese lo,s are elegantly situa I'd
and highly improved, and in point of health and
prospect none can exec it. On these lots are a
complete ,wc-story bick house, 50 by 90, with
= complete Kitchen underneath, with many con-
veniercies not common in ki,chens---on the frsr
floor is room OF 10 feet square and II feer
passage and above are four rooms Including tho
gRrrsss. which are coinfortsb'e--A stable Of is
by 70, completed, with stalls fov four horses and
u lott TO contain four ton of hay, with carriage
house, grrnary, well of most excellent water.
well brckad, asd with other necessary buildings
"a complete garden in extreme higc cultivation.
ipihnned IN superior H;anner, and from its nro
duetien & 100 year nigh. be MADE from, ,ha
garden with small exsJtion, il b.ing so handy
10 the maskct-theTe is about half an acre ia
excellent clover, number of the best fruis trees
that coulj be obtained. ,uch as grated Oh. rry.
Apple. Pear, Peach. Ounce. Damson. and a va
rety OF Plumb Trees. The inclos,ire of the,e
1918 are Win fhs best hear, pailing cedar posts ,
and oak ra,ls, done in Sne hes, manner. This
situation is worth the attention of many people,
u NUT be admitted from he rapid increase Of
rms city ana he many improvements nov exc.
cutting adjoining these lots. must make it az
treTneiy valuable and is daily sncre as,ng. tits
unnrSssaary 10 give further description of this
place. as It as prs.umsd no persoa viii purchase
wishout viewing the premiset. f. must he ad.
mistei ,hat n has as many advanrsge, as any 81.
inanon to IT'S size. and is well worth thc artsn,
uon OF every person who hs- a wish for SUCH q
pleasant rcsrsar. S6ould nor dispose OF this
property privately. before Wednesday the S8h
OF next month. i vii. on sbat day sell TO rns
hughes, bidder. where the terms OF par mon, viii
be made easy and made known on taas day.
Solomon Marks.
Richmond, April l1,h. 1906.
N. B. will shew any gentleman the ura.
misses, who think It worth thsir whils to cad
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

II AN from the subscriber about the Doth OF
November last, negro man named TOM,
IL or Skyears old, Of very black completion,
about feet i:.-hes high, and very stout made !;
! deem u unnecessary TO describe any Of his
eothing which he took with him. as II is pre-
snned re has changed them before this time. I
Am told he isluking about Richmond and passes
as a freeman, and calls his name BHy.S ANY
person delivering the said negro 10 me, az secur
ing him in any jail 50 that get him again, shall
receive the above reward. All persons are fore
warned from employing or haiboring the said
slave.
RICHARD CLARKE.
Fsw-blarFe,, Amherst, March 70, 1906. sy
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Notice to Millers.

Il HAT l have on hand, ready for
> sale, BURR MIL L-sT0NES. from a Zee,
d'ameteFto feet, well made and Of good ma
ierisls, which will sch for negotiable paper or
produce, At NE same prices .hey have sold for
from ten 10 fifteen years past, and at the Balti-
more, Philadelphia and Newly rk prices, and
the n'ilL stones shall he equa in quality and
Workmanship to any made at those places.
bTe A MILL STONE. MAKER will meet
with employment, and receive liberal wages, on
application to the subscriber
April l0.h, 1906. q
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100 Dollars Reward.

q 5 L, small Red Morocco
~ POCKET NOOK, containing Eve one
bundren doiiar bank notes, on the Virginia bank /;
also susdry small notes: one of the Eve hundred
dollar bank NOES has The price Of al hid of tobac
60 calculated on the back OF the note with red
INK Also. sundry Bonds of Tucker nj Wood
son ofAlbemarle ,tlafed the 14th March las, past,
amounting TO & 1903. with sundry other bonds TO
aceneidsTsbie amounr. two of which are recol
leeied, viz Drury Woods for 81 and David
Prisss's ill Whoever will deliver the Pook
e. Book aad contents, shall receive the abrve re
ward'. ELISHA PRICE
Richmond, Byrd's Wal use, ,
Thursday, I0ih Aprii 1905 IS
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TuE,pAY. Aori, 8

n jaint yssolniion was adopted for adIournire
the two Houses on Wsdnssda the 10Th instanst.
On nation of klr Jackson the following re-
solution vas agreed to
Resolved, That the secretary CT ths treasury
oe 'e7isstfd 20 communicate 10 this House any
reformation which he NAV posscss in ,el,f;o,
10 an application said 70 have been mate 70
draw money from rhe treasury for the purchase
81 The ttcridas before an appropriation made
by law fer tha; purpose
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The Political Register is the only fede.
rai paper that has yet attempted 10 cen.
sure the resolution, adopted IN the secret
sitting OF Congress The motives of it's
editor, every one who knows him, must be
convinced are no. patriotic OF public. spirj-
ted, but ARSE from a disappointed vanity
and presumption, that never fail to de.
tract from real merit, bu, which are alb
soiutely TO be pilied IN a man who has no
pretension toiany abilities whatever.
AS these are his motives and his char.
acter, II cannot be supposed that he has
said great deal tina CATS for notice or
reiu,atlon VIVA. he has said, is, IN Cae.
a miserable Misrepresentation, winch 10
norance itself must have detected. He
a'ledges tina! two millions Of dollars NOV,
ave 20 be given for a terrHosy that we be.
lore purchased for fifteen millions aod
little as we 'hnS Of mss eolIlorla. proves.
We are psrsusded he. knew This was NO,
true whsn he wro,s it,
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RIcHMoNo PRICE cuRREMr.- !

Delegafes excited 70 seyUe in ne nert Gene.
Hssen6- u offhss Common yeaith.
City IF Rie5mords Lewis Harvie
Notiowsy, Doctor Jones. Peies Lampkin.
Sussex George Dillard. John Jarratt.
Prince George. Benz. Harrison. Is Harrison.
Coyokiye Daniel Coleman. Richard HAYES
Princess Anne. Ed~. II. Moseley Lemuel Cornick.
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Richmond Academy t.ottcr,.

THIRTY FOURTH PAY
Prizes Of 100 dollars-Nos 76oI 74d1
Pres Of 50 dollars Nos 7198 es5S
Fsiz-s OF Is dniars--Nos 1897 1850
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~"oS Will tuC tWu ttbthon> Ct DOLLARS Is
that known as Las, aud Yves; Fiorid~
10 which we never had any title il is true.
indeed that af:erwc purchased Lomsia,is
from Fence, the boundary between
that and West Florida was disputed By
Spain, but we never had preferred claim
for what il IS now Intended To purchase.
independent of closing the differences
with Spain on the subject: point Of much
interest with men almost as heroic as the
Register editor, there are other very
strong motives FOR getting pesceablc and
equitable tide to the Floridas-Ieayng The
disputed territory out Of the question
thai proposed to be purchased !, greater
in extent than the states. OF Virginia and
Pennsylvania together ;--it is extremely
fertile has eycelIentbays & harbours--by
ITS possession, our territory would be CON
pleie, and we would not be under appre.
hsnsions from troublesome neighbours
--it is now possessed by the Spaniatds.
aud the Spaniards are said TO be the vas
sails OF France; If this is true, and that
the French are go much to be dreaded.
let us prevent them, if we can, from ma.
kinga powerful establishment near u.s.
Policy ard interest, indeed. combine 20
make the F!oridas an obj=et ofiupot;snce
TO US; e We trust the negotiations for the
purpose VIII prove successtul.-,6.
Most of the public papers have s,id
something OF the speeches and recent
conduas of MIR. Randolph; and we are
sorry TO say, we have seen in one or Two
respectable prints such remarks as do no
credit to the heads or hearts of their au
thors. IfMr RandoIph's present sen,i.
men's are al variance wi.E such az he
farmerIy advocated, and It he ha, yen,ur.
cd % express different opinions from re,
PubIicans in general, must 1t follow ,ha,
he has bcen 6y,6ed ty a foreign minister,
that he is corrupt and destitute of ALI ho.
nor and feeling .-such ins!nuatious haze
gained currency where We were ssrrv
to see them--to'ssy the leas. they are mi.
beral % u"manly. None can differ more
wIdsly, on particular points, with Mr. Ran.
eolPh. than We do, yet we do him bu,
justice TO say We believe his private and
political integrity 10 be uninpeachsbIe -
II should be remarked that MIR. Jefferson
himself vas accused by .ederalists OF re-.
ceivins Freneh gold the charge fell,
with the party that made it, int con.
tempt. Why then for he mere variance
OF sentiment, is it necessary 10 irnpeach
the moral reclitude OF a man, whose life
Is without enc stain Of di.bonor. A.the
worst OF 'iraes Mr.. randolph was The una
daun.ed advocate OF The rights OF thr peo.
pie, he was the butt of federal yielence
and abuse, and, if norhing else, graft. |
tudc should proven, republicans from
s'sing currency to slaedsrs. invented
os PrF'onal enemies of;he r,an, nor pub.
lIshed from public, or ratrie,ie motives
l hose who imagine they CRAFTY Nj.
JsherEonby such unworthy means, knov
very liue of hs character Sc wishe. to |
be defended by olher mans ben vile in. |
sinuaNoD xtld paItrY artifce.-,-i5.
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WA;niasrox cI-,A,,;,.,f,

The Senate of .he essi,sd .its,es y.,,s,,d,,
ordered tie bill prehiDiunx the importation Of
certain goods, wares ;sra merchandise srsm
Great Britain. 9 bird readirg. Ayes ~.
Noes 9 The Cpir Material al;erasisn we nm.
dessiandr made IN rbis bill as it went from
the House Of Representatives. is TO ADM, the
importation Of black bottles.
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rsoh wAsHrnoros cry. Ara1L 9.

THE HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES,
were on Monday alrio,r exclusively occupied i'm
discus sing AIR J. Raudolph's motion to prin, the
message of the President Of the 9th of De
cember. which was the basis of the rneasuses
taken relative . Spain.
A, nm ca ly hour CT the day when tl,is subtca
was called up Mr. Blacklsdee moved that the
ed in secret sitting for short time, when the
doors were opened asi rhe question taken by
Yeas and NAYS on The point of order, whether
the decision of tie Speaker was correct. viz.
+ |" Thatthe said message being contained in the
journal of the secret proceedings Of the house.
as the SAME hac been read in the house, IL was
now in o-dsr no call fer the reading of the said
message"
Yea 43--Eays SO.
The question then required on the motion made
by Mr Randolph Saturday as follows.
".rb.e the printed supplemental journal of
secret proceedings be amended, by inserting af
ter The word redd' in the third line Of the
first page. the message Of the presdsn, of the
United 8 res of the OH december last, and thar
a new edition of the said Journal. thus amend
ed. be- printed for the use of the members. -
On ;hIs motion very interesting debate en-
ss'edi in which pretty full view was taken by
the differen, speakers OF the arguments urged in
secret debate Mestrs. ]. Randolph, Dsna !.
Cay Ef?es. and kslly supported. and Msssrs
sloap Einaley, Fix. c w, Can,pbs,I and Jack
son opPoeed rhe ris,ion A. we shall give this
debate with the UTMOST dispa,ch, we shallnot az
present attempt even an outline OF it
Aoout O'Clock the Yeas and Nays wers IA.
Ken OF the motion waieh was disagreed to-
Yeas 4A-Eays ~.
On lUESD. ~. motion was paie by Mr.
Randolph TO print tbs letter addressed TO aud
the repors received from, the Secretary of War.
which is referred 10 in rhe report of the ,eIc
committees on Spsnisk aifs;rs-which was disa
greed tn-Ayes IS
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SPORTS of the IyiIE

he RACfS will Commences as usual az
j William Prices race field. in Charlotte
county, on Thursday the 18th day OF Nav next.
and Continue three days First day, one mile
heats entrance thirty doars--Sccond day, two
nile heats hity dollars entrance. half forfeit.
And The Third day will BE- run for an elegant Sad.
die B'idIe, Waip, Martngae and Collar, for
any horse two miles OUT. weights agreeable 10
New markets FLIES allowed slb Any gentle.
ran wishing to enter horse. may do so by APP
Piymg to the subscriber living OF, the place, or 70
william Fnee- The races wll certainly COM
Wshce ON ths above days, as several horses are
already entered In order TO render no furthef
disputes, ,he ground 10 to represent one mile.
SHo4T JosEs.
6,h April, 1906. ~ w4f
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liz holders OF Prizes IN the irst
Ciass ct the William & Mary Lottery, are
informed, that every exe;iioI, is making to OBJ
'aIn payment Tor The tickefs sold GA credit,
Tn,eh thoAe 'hn' indebted. are again apprized,
viii become doe ON the 18Th present, and ore
earnestly en,reated, to make Immediate rsnit.
tarces to the subscriber.
So soon as funds susicient TO discharre such
claims or Che najor part OF them are on hand,
notice viii be oaiy given In the mean while.
nose nclined 70 receive bonds, or notes in pay
nent'tnay on application have their claims i'm.
mediasely SATISFIED
The TICKETS for the 81 CLASS are ue-
psrihg and will be shoytls ready for delivery by
No GREEN HOW, <geaf u Treasurer.
Apr, 40, 1866 4w
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Ii iswith heartfelt ccncern that hss Ma
jesty contempIatcs the continuance OF those
evils always inseparable from a state of
war; but it is with his enemies that this
awful responsibility rests; and for the is
sue Of the contest his Majesty trusts, with
confidence, to the justice of his cause; to
the resources and bravery of his people; to
the fidelity of his Allies; and, above all,
tothe protection and support of divine pro-
violence.
In contributing to the great efforts which
such a contest must unavoidably require,
his faithful and affectionate subjects will not
forget that all their dearest interests arc ut
stake; that NO sacrihccsthey can be called
upon to make, are TO be compared with the
certain disgrace and ruin of yieldingto the
injurious, preteusions of the enemy that
with the invineible maintenance of the good
faith and public honor of their country, its
prosperity, it's strength, and it's indepen-
dence, are essentially connected and that,
in asserting the rights and uphold;ng. the
dignity of the British empire. they defend
the most powerful bulwark of the liberties
OF mankind.