davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-16

Some tender-hearted partizan of Burr's
in the Federal Gazette Of Wednesday,
weeps in a most moUing manner over the
crUci PERSECUTION which that innocent per-
sonage has experienced. Let han be tri-
ed, eNclaims his friend, by the iu7vS Now
SO we say too. Let him be tried by the
lar0S; but for Heavens sake let not tie
Judge be the l27vS-l6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-16

FRANCE IS fighting for the freedom Of
commerce-AMERIcA 5 neSoclatinS foI
the freedom of commerce-yet there are
americans, or so called, who wish the
French defeated; though it must defeat oRf
negotiations. - Irenfon True .4lssertcan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-16

1t is great sin, according TO the Ga
zette parti2an of Burr, to say a word about
the ColcpePs crimes. We presume the
meaning Is, that he shorhd have been left
Tree TO pursue his own plans, because, as
Gaylord Griswold says, he is the only man
that could overthrow democratic influence.
What a pity it is that the last hope of OPP
position should be treated with rigoI mere
iy Tor attempting 10 divide the union --i6.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
Battle Of L.olniIten. 4

Two Russian divisions from die CEN
TIRE also attacked the bridge head Of LON.
ilten- Gen. rafrya brigade defended
IL Two rsginenss sepslaed ihs .Aasssy
the whole day, The abbatis and works
were covered with dead Resistant.
Their gen. NJ sskillsdy and their loss
100 killed : 100 prisoaers, aAd gfeas
numbers Wonrdsd. We loaf i2o men
kilied and wd1Ai<d. -
Mean shile - Russisa commacdsF
in chief ( 8epiins sen) wishthe imperial
guards. and Hhtee divisions, attacked
marshal Neys fositiou q Allkirkeen;
Gutistadt and sNolsdorE and were re.
pulsed mall quarterss bur when marshal
Ney discoYeSed lint his assailants ex-
eeeded -, 600 mea, he obeyed his 10.
SITUATIONS. and led his corps 70 Aetsn.
doIE. = sss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
The AHair Of the 9Th

40 - ; sF
On the s,h the emperor arrived q De-
pen, and gave the necessary orders. The
4th corps moved 70 Walsdorf. where i
met Russian division shout 70 Join the
main army, attacked i. disabled Eve
hundred men, took one hundred and ST
tly,--and ID the evening took post a Al,
likirken. - ~ g., U II. u, ia.
Az this moment the emperor advanced
on Gustadt, with Ney's and Lannes'
corps, His guards, and the reserve Of
cavalry. Tent thousand cavalry and &C.
teen thousand infantry Of the epemy's
rear guard took possession Of Glotnu and
attempted 10 dispute the passage
Marshal Murat after some sskilfnl ma.
neuvres drove them from their positions.
and the light cavalry and heavy dragons
triumphed over al the efforts Of the enc.
nv, and in the evening We entered Gus.
tadt BY force. One thousand prisouers,
the possession Of the positions before
Gustadt, snd the routing Of tbeinfantry,
were consequences Of the day. The:
Russian horse guards were. peculiarly
severely handled. = So = = Z 7Es.r'it
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
Latsl firm F,as Y.
Of the Ruilians and
capture Of Konigfberg

4 = II -
The ship Arab, West, arrived Il Bo,-
ton on Tuesday last from Nantz. brings
the 7s,h bulletin of the grand Amy. and
aNsntz paper Of June 80.
The Editor Of the Boston Centinei
says, y The bulletin being very long,
we have given . faithful abstrsct Of il.
9 The campiign opesed the 5th June,
and was continuedb By scenes Of hard tight
inE until the I4.h, when the French gain
Cd . decided victory ii Friedland, about
80 miles 5. Of Kbnigsherg. The RUS
sians lost from Is % 50, 900 men, 3oge-
nsrsls, and % pieces Of cannon, and
were said 10 Be overwhelmed and scat.
tered while the French we're 10 full
march for Konigsberg. q which place
The last accounts stated them 20 have ar
rived. M
. There were rumors Of an expected
peace, a the last dates. n; " 81 y
"Inthe Preach army, there are troops
ofnotl less than ten or twelve different
nations. who do not understand each o.
TIERS language but Bonapar,e contriyes
70 make shem all understand him.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
fdion spandsn

June Sth, the Russian army put seve.
ralof ID divisions Ia motion. The right
.attaeked the bridge head of Spandsn.
which gen. Frefe defended with the 27th
regimene. Twelve Russian regiments
made vain eGosts; they renewed them
seventimes, and seyen,imes were ftpnis-
ed. In the mean time the princssof
.Ponte-C orvo Bernado.t.) had ASSEM-
bed his troops, but before they could act,
acharge of the i7th dragons forced the
enemy 70 retreat. Thus during = whole
day, two divisions made repeated un-
successful attacks on one regiment; bnt
Il must Be owned this regiment wassen.
trenched In visiting the entrenchments
between one Of the attacks marshal Ber-
snadoste wss slightly wounded. which will
render him uusble 20 resume iiis COM
mand Tor . fortnight. Our loss Is tri-
fling: The enemys 12oo, and many
woanded.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04

rhsafed tie 14th June. tfn anniversary or
the battle Of Marengo-T Tie bat.le of
Friedland win Be celebrapsd IN history.
The Russian army, out.nannnyred. lis
centre penetrated, csit OF from 10 maea-.
zines, has been completely bease9. Eich-
81 pieces Of cannon taken, IS 70 10000
Rnssians taken, killed, OF drowned IN
the Ale, are the results 81 this memora-
bic day. Thirty Russian generals have
been Killed, taken OF severely wounded.
The bodies OF several nenefals were
found dead on the FIELD Of ba,tle, and ie
Is worthy Of remark, that among then
we're the bodies Of generals Pahlen and
MarcoE, two Of die FIRST instigators Of
the faction devoted 20 England. The
regularity Of our dispositions, the intre-
pidity Of our troops, have gveasly dimin.
ished the loss Of the French army, which
isnot eonsiderabie. - Moniseuv. e
The Gazette de France, SAVE, g In nd.
dition 10 the 5s,h BuIletin, we learn, that
on the 18th June, the head. euartsrs q
the grand army was q Prussian Eylau;
that the army, in two columns, was
marching on 10 Konigsburg. and thar the
.sdvaneed gnardswere atthe gates of fhe
city Thus the Russian army could noe
sustain IN attack IN any parti and thar ie
was overwhelmed and dispersed in shch
Q manner, % 70 render il impossible fuf.
them to reunite. According 10 other r.
por.s, the French we're already in Kon-
igsburg, where they entered pell. neil
with The Russians. But this last news
wants con6rmation. rs L
The Courier de pEurope, says, We
announce This day, Uuns 2s) that Kon-
igsbure i u the power Of the French.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04

Low he esussel for thsU yitsd States,
time until Monday next, toenable them
% make .shc necessary preparations to
ansner the great variety Of arguments
which had hren addncsd.
on this motion 4 desultary conyersa-
ton took place il which ! number Of
curious and some lpdicrous remarkswere
made The court q length decided in
iavor Of the motion. The argument,
therefore, win Be resumed on Mnnd'y.
The court Is 10 sic again on saturday At
Twelve o'clock for lhe purpose of ar
rsigning Mr.. Blannerhasset. r =,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
FRlDAy, Asgusf 81.

Mr.. Wickhaa continued his argument,
which Was NOT finished YESTERDAY. and
concluded about twelve . clock the SEES
sion ofshe court having cnmnsnesd q
ten, - s. <. :. 4 =
The points oflaw commended forby him,
inths course Of his long and iuteresting
discourse were, grnerallys that treason
in leyying war against the United States
cannot be eommiitrd sithont the employ.
mem Of acfual Jorce; that. under the de-
hnition Of treason IN he.constimtion of
the United States, accsssories who
would be so denominaied in eases OF te.
lonyJ are MOI 10 be considered - primer.
pals ID cases Of Treason; that no person
can be charged with treason n levying
war agaiast The United STATES, mon the
ground 81 his counsslling o. procuring
the overt act oftreasoR, being accessory
thereto, eiihef before, or aftsf the fact |;
And tkaiapersoa accused ofsaccessosial
or deriysiiye treason cannot Be triedand
egnyisted without producing asfseord Of
The conviction Of the principal agent IN
the overt act. & 4
He also entered into an examination
Of the evidence, so far asst had been IN
uoduced and underworld to shew that
no aeeof lesying war againss the United
States vas proved 10 have been commit
Ted Il BinneyhGsssi's island.
The counsel for the United States OBJ
ieeted 70 his arguing on this part Of she
enquiry, since ne jury alone. and nor
he conrf, were % judge Of The weighs Of
the evidence bat the court declared that,
whethsf The argument was corresto In
correct, shey were sompslled 81 their
duty 20 hearis.
After Mr.. E1ickham had 6aished, TOO
WITNESSES were introdueed on de para a
the United STATES, (Israel MILLER and
Pusfry Howe fpr The purpcss of rom-
pietinEshg evidepcer elafive % the assem-
bIaEe ST rnrn on Hiannerh asset's Island
Nj. Rsgdslph then roniinurd The de-
bate On the partcf Col. Burr untilnear-
u so.Ioek.
Mr. Hay thrn moved the seurtso =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
Battle Of Deepen

June 6slh he enemy attacked the 9Th
corps q Deepen. cnthe PassaTgs. They'
were overtarned. The maoGasres, q.
lsnts apdipirepidiy ofmarah4l Nsy, g.
neral Msrehand and oder officers, are,
worry &c the greatess eul0giuna. The
enemy confess the los of two sllOusand
killed and 5000 wounded. We hid i0o.
killed tso hundred wounded, and ,vo
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
Affair Of the roth

June foth, the army advanced towards
Heilsbnrg, and carried several campo.
The enemy'srear guard, offrom fifteen
70 twenty thousand cavalry, and several
lines Of infantry was formed at q mile,s
distance. The Spanish corassieurs and
other corps charged them and gained
ground. Two Divisions Of marshal
Sonlt's corps marchedpnthe right whilst
Legrand's division marched on the Left.
The whole Russian army was at Heils-
burR--.they reinforeed their advanced
colums. More than so Geld pieces pour.
ed death whilst they we're supporting
their eolnms, which our divisions drove
back with the most nndauneed courage
md impetuosity. Several Russian liivi-
sions were routed, and 81 nine p. M. We
were under the enemy's entrenchments.
Several divisions performed prodigies.
Verdisrss division cut Of the enemy's
retreat by Landsburg; and several COM
panies went 90 far IS to insult the Rus
slang in their intrsnchmenss. Some
brave men met death Il the, PALISADES.
s.i. sthe,fs. - . - =.
: !, oa' N'nS .I 49, -
800. -. s...mh,.d 81 Hs;s.ha. 49, =. :.
fiji af.,a,s. snd -. $50 60 $50 !
= 1. - 800. -, $3.50 49,. =, 80.
=, ~. An. s.I'...s go. -, -,
to Eylau, each corps had ID assigned
e., hi III ~. - -. 80. P..ss...
tn. -. p"..;... -. ~ ~ s...... 80
- S.. ~ -. q -. $500
81 n.,.,s -" asE.s.s -. 4, -.
80 ~ .. 80 $500. ...s.s ~
LAS, -. $50 49,, go, -. -. S,r,.;n. |.
49,. 80. - y .,,.sL;a- ~. h...a 3.
80. -. $3.50. :. -. 49, an.
- 49, =. ~. - -hei. s,..... : y. 49,
isS 1900 ,hs;r ,o,,nss. 4 !, Is. ., err.
800 -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
Eren EssncA papers, received al Bostoa
s from NmfS. < 49,, /. I

FaHNcH GRANp ARNY BuLLtTIN
No. 70. ~. d. Il ~. M,
Dated, Hieisbsss, 1aar Il. 1907.
This BGlletiu gives an account eG the
overtures Of peace, made during the
winter and o. their being intsrIprnd
by the attark ofthe Russians. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
NEW.YoRK. August ),

- - " - O1AAN 1AuKNJS 90
BY the ship Ann Alexander, from
London, We have completed our regular
hle Of London papers 10 the lth Of iuly.
inclusive and Lloy De lists 20 the 3D.
Extracts from the latter win Be found In
our marine Department. The former &c.
ford nothing new or interesting, II Ne
exeeptths following articles. a
IN the English house of Common On
Friday. July Sd Mr.. Rose moved the
order Of the Day ior the House Roing Il.
10 q Commistss On the Americas Tfade
Indemnity Bin. Some eonyersatioa
took place between Mr.. Eden. Mr.Rose.
the Chancellor of the Exchcquer, and
Lord Howiek. 10 which the Noble Lord
suggested, that aprovision should - II.
lro1need into the Bill, subscribing liz
majesty 10 Councilto suspend the Ameri-,
can Trade Act, 1.-THE American Lsais-
hiufe should think 81 10 put in force Ii
Non lmportation Act. 8 80 ssE
GEOREETOWN, Asrass 29.
On SUNDAY morning laat, the ship d.
thellos owned BY Messrs Harden q VIII.
son. of Baltimore, with dry goods. yalu..
Cd Il suo hundred thousand dollars. from
Liverpool. anchoIea in the Patusent.--
Sometime after she was taken BY small
sehooner having French eolors, but
Will i've believe - Be- pirate, undes
the pretext Of being from On Enalish
port, md laden with English good
Immediately 90 the intellig encs rrsshin1
Baltimare. two fast sailing yessels man.
ned with volunteers, were dispatchsdin
pursuit. Of ID. pirate. On Thursday
night two other vessels, also manned
with volunteers went IN pursuit Other.
/ The Othello, we hear. returned yester-.
day morning 10 Baltimore, the eaptorsS
having been obliged 20 abandon her f5s
want Of wind; bur swore they would
have . prise before they left The bag
The pursnine vessels are saiIl out, and
hopes are sntersained that they win End
the pirate. 4 s;
The schooner. previous 10 taking he
Oshelio, Was seen alonK side die FSenck
frigase Pzsrioe, and she Captain Of d.
fosmer laid he had bern fnfnished yi,h
6fteen men ~ the latfef, and WA olEer.
cd TOO. I'VE cannos credit this.
We ore iuformed thar Gen. Turreau.
the French aliaister near The u. States.
who i now ii this city, on hearing the
report that the pirate that seized On TIE
Oihello had. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and 49,,
sisted By The oommander Of the Patriot,
immediatsiy SAINT down Z commission Is
enquire intoth bosiness With the express
declaration thai Il they had u any way
conpised at 81 aided insahe setack On
de Othello. he guilty. sshouId g. imSse.
diately delivered up % he Roverment 81
the II. Stafes. 10 - psseseded axainse
agreeably % DE laws of the sountry.--
Capt. Comegys, We understand, has
gone down Wish these Instructions.
BAD. Amsric1s.l
Two Or three more detachments o.
volunteers sailed last pieh.on board IN
armed schr. 10 pursuit 81 the buccmeers
who attempted soearry on Ne Oihsllo.---
They arc cornmaAAsd Nv the twu can.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04
TH.ssDAr, AEgasf 20.
WEpsEsDa1 1pgtst -.

Siimroa Poole, lfassfcs b. Beiinsp,
and Edmund B. Dana. al Of whom re-
side IN the state Of Ohio, inthe neighbour
hood Of Blannerhasse,'s island, we're en-
amined as 10 the asssmblag. Of men n
thst pl &c. "A
FTors all the evidence hitherto intro
duesd Il having appeared tina, col. Burr
was NOT in the island &C the time when the
sveyfacf Of treason wss charged 10 have
been there committed and i being &C.
iaowltdged on the part Of he u. S. that
he was not present; col. Barr and his
counsel objected 70 the admissibiliiy of
any fsrlher evidence on the ground that
the proof 81 any sconnexinn between him
and tie men assembled on The island. or
cf his contIiyiug or procuring them 70
asssnbIe, would not Be sufkeient feven
On a superstition that they swefe guilty Of
treason) % convict lin 81 ar.pvertactof
treason IL Logging ieas aeailis the y. s.
This pbjeetion gave rise % most im-
portant debate, Cd. the evsnt Of which
The ultimate fate Of the uialin great de-
gree depends. !, FL :. s.s
Il was opened BY Mr.. Wickham In Z
learned, Ingenious and elaborate speech.
which lasted fully Ave hours, and con-
sumed the rest Of the time allowedto the
s.ssion Of the court. gS h " b.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04

Two Or three more detachments OF
svolunteers sailed last pighton board an
armed schr. 10 pursuit Of the buccaneers
who attempted soearry or Ne oihsllo.-
They arc eonmaAdsd By The twp cap
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-04

Designs Of tnem 00tut q the a8eemuAASe
IL nen On Bianu.rhasseti't islaad.
WEpsEsDa1, lrghsf 70.
8 Gensrai foAa N ,yRps 6fthe county Of
Washngtpn, u the state az Pennsylva~
nia, his venerable falher col GtsyRe
lsiereaa and Mr.. 17losas If,rgan Ms
abroshef, were examined. for the purpose
of pfovi6g circumstances relative 10 the
tfrssonable intentions pf which Aaron
B0rFisaccused.
The next witnsss innodnced was ia
cob aIbriRit, whose place Of residence
Il Ia the state 81 Ohio, about one mile
ffosa Blannerhassett's. His evidence
was long, and defaileda variety Of eir-
cpmstznces concerning The assennblage
cf men on the island, and their depar.
toSs down the river. On the same subs
icet Ifiiliam Love (who had acted q .
servant Of Blannerhasset) was also en-.
amined. He wasf ollnwed By Mr.. Daa.
!. lsy Woodbridge, who had been Biannef-
hasssis partner ia trade. and had kept =
STORE on their Join, accounts Marietta.
His iestimony related partly 70 the sssse
point and was also intendsdto shen the
eonnsxion between Burr and BlanneF.
hssset. tle purchase Of boats fos The en-
petition, and some other circumstances.
The court adjournsdat four o'elock il
the evening. Ez -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
ORIGINAL RON MOE

At late private ball in this town, a
young Englishman made himself quite off,
ciously impertiucnt with the ladies.-One
of them celebrated for the graces Of her
person and understanding, ana who had
been "hestcred bV me bohhiH ian" very
properly reproved the rudcness; which &C.
casioned an acquaintance % observe to her,
that young gentleman was a stranger to
American manners, having recently arrived
in this country - zee, Nqdam," added
tho cockney," an ons oftbe lget imrorfa-
toni ar1iUed IN tte--aad h1da urn
Ha1ro7y escate Of VouT n9r i1hortatioD
ia7y "YoH are Ucry correct" reioincd the
young lady-'You had Uerg ra~ro7U
escate FIR me iq7O Uou mentioned Hy9hiBifs
the iDih9rtai0u ofaHa~i- of1vhich brass
is TIE chi5f material" The jcu d'eshrif
had the desired eFecte.-BosE Cent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
SENATE UNITED STATES.
Monday, Jan. 5.

Gen. Smith submitted the following re-
solution
PesoiDed, That Committee be appoint
ed to enquire whether any, and if any, what
additional force is necessary to the militia
ry establishment Of the u S.
He observed that he was one of those
who in 1902 were Of opinion that the pre-
sent milt'ry establishment was sufficient
for the then existing state of the union.-
At that time we were at peace with the In
dams, Of course few men were necessary
for the western frontier, and at every point
of the Atlantic shores, we were prepared
for resistance by the strength Of our mill
tia--that the late requirement Of territory,
gave an exposed frontier, which could not
be succored speedily by the militia of the
union he therefore conceived an addi-
ton to the army as indispensibly necessa-
nv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
WIkD.IRESHlIlA,s WLT

A" The io7p Trish are not oniV f6ud II
lar, but are c1habie ofHakiHg shrs,Jd yr-
marks KhoH t6c adHriristrati5H ofjuaHcr.-
Many ve1rs HHce, q geuHemau Of consc-
qucnce and interest 7Dqg ri II ~ tbe asei-
zcs NJ GalUqv, j5y murder; and not7ojih-
@auj'rP hr cic0rrSi euidcHce oftbo fgrf.
me jury acquitted him. o55r qGrrwq,ds,
az s0ni gentlemen 1r-~e sfaEdiug az q igyrc
carried bg 20 be executed. Cfon .gfich
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
Sheech Of Mr.. SMr9z Cqf WytAe } on Me
8nnle motion.

Mr.. SPEAKEB-I concur with the gentle
manfrom Orange (Mr. Minor) that the con-
stitution OF the u. States ought to have con-
tanned a provision, that no person should
serve as president for longer term than
eight year, IN succession. Such prnvisi-
on would have been a safeguard 20 liberty.
And lift had sometimes prevented the peo-
pie from e!ectiag the man who was most en-
titled 20 confidence, it would also have
prevented power from becoming too firmly
liked in the same hands. if it sometimes
excluded the enlightened and virtuous
friend Of liberty, it would also exclude the
man whose ambition might be dangerous to
bis country.
But the constitution does not contain such
a provision. The people are at liberty to
re-clect as often as they please, the man
whom they shall Judge most worthy Of their
confidence, and the ambitious man NAV
continue TO fill the Office Of president 50 long
as ne can obtain a reelection. This omis-
sion 20 provide in the constitution for 70
tation in the presidential Office, may be
productive of good, or Of evil. Of good, by
continuing q yirtuous president long in Of
fee OfCvil, by continuing in that Office an
enemy TO liberty. it would be most un-
fortunate IF precedent were To be esta5-
lishcd that would exclude from Office every
virtuous and uuambitious president at the
end If eight years, but leave the ambitious
president az liberty to continue in Office for
lie. Such, contend, would be the effect of
q 1rccedent it is desired should he sctby
Nr Jefferson. Mca Ike hin, sttsched TO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-20
" Ill be oHered for SAL.

On Tuesday tic 81 February rex III fa-r.
It not the nel,, fair day. at The late dwcI-
ling place OF Richard u. PIncham, dec.
SeOeruI Lske.y Negroes,
Among which Is Sam, a noted ostler and
perhaps as coed gloom as any in the
s;ate--.tlso, enc very likely Stud Cot, got
by Friday; this colt it is Thought by rod
Judges, VIII be more valuable than lis ,a-
thcr, promising to be better formed, much
larger al Jar more elcg nu. sDottc0-Al-
ST., two Work Eors, S, ten head Of Cattle,
Household Furni.ur- O. prime quality. =
number Of go.a books, &c. Sc. 10.
Also, trIGG ard HARNESS.
bonds " lh ind ubtcd security vs. he re-
CURED OF thc Purchasers for ali sums over
zen dollars, carrying interest from the daic.
Dut should they be puuciudiiy discherg i
within twelve mouths the interest WHO
renitcd.
Al psr.ons having claims a-airs, fha
SAID Richard d. Pincham, dec. arc reeuest.
cd 20 present them properly arranged on
Or before the day Of sale, that prSyisi,r.
may be made for discharcine them. lie
hoptI that no creditor Will fail to cora,Iv
" th this notice .lou'd they do so, .,,cb
T." lure "ii bC plead .oi. longer Indulgence
and those indebted will please to mske
payment, As longer indulgence cam BE-
given.
OH Jan. 1897. IL IN