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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11

lett at Liverpool by the oally-Ann, In 50
days from thence, to sail for this port 10.
all August.
The following are the speculasions OF
The Paris Argus on the battle Of Fried
land:
1t is not for as to endea%or TO penetrate
into the consequences of a day so fertile in
political results as that of the battle of
Friedlaod but whatever may be the ideas
of that genius which has doubtless already
conceived ihesn, it is 10 longer in the pow
er OF his enemies TO prevent them. The
%ascendancy of the confederacy formed I'M.
der the auspices of France is heuceforward
inconsestible. Be the determination of the
emperor Napoleon wha, it will, he is able
to raise an insurmountable barrier against
the projects of. Russiap ambition. He pos.
~sesses all the means OF efecting the charg-
es necessary for the repose Of Europe,
and generously TO Indemnify the sovereigns
who sincerely wish to accelerate that happy
period. The victory of Friedland is the
denouement of that political tragedy SO of.
ten renewed against France BY England.
The British government has irrecoverably
lost the blood-stained clue of coalitions.
The most important consequence of this
battle is, perhaps, the complete dissipation
of lha, imaginary military glory which rem
dered the Russians formidable TO all ma.
.ious. The fall of the Hyperborean Colos.
sus will resound to the extremi.ies of the
north. II WILDE heard BY the Persians ;
the Turks will reply TO it with shouts Of
JOY aud victory: and if il. were possible for
them TO ohssin any transien, successes 10
those quarters, they would only expose
themselves TO an Immediate repetition of
that dreadful lesson which they have just
! received from the French.
England is struck with the same, blow
which falls so heavily upon Russia. AL
intelligent persons foresee the consequence.
and we shall soon have occasion 10 recur
particularly TO this important subject"
From Lloyd'a list, received by The shit Sally,
arrived at Boston, from Liuerhook-
/ July le. The Pacific, Stevens, from Bour-
deaux, is lost on the coast of Holland. Graves
ard x+b saiIed Enfernrize. CDlfard. RoS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11

- TucO VINO alIu
81 Florence oil in TASKS
2 hogsheads Havana honey
n IS do. choice retailing raolasses
! G%unpowder
! Imperial
Hyson iEAO !.
. nssog azsoa and q good a"'7''I
{ Souchong
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do. 4
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia -
!, tirnore and Alexandria.
9 Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamilton's snv
in bottles and bladders.
I Macuba and rapee do.
= Cloyer-sced, Penn. svarrantedJ
Mace nutmegs cloves cassla; pnnf
: to pepper !; ginger, race and ground; "a
enns pepper3 refined sa1t-petre.
Coffee chocolate !; rice /; pearl barle
London and Philadelphia mustard basE
salt starch fg blue ; aotaat indigo; CO
ola ara tennessee cotton ; flax wool M
der; coppcras ; alum birthstone chal
,f pipes in boxes wrapping paper and twlq
:, traces; bed cords leading lines demllohI
q, DIN cases pa.ent shot b~rasdywlne gunpl
"a der; Harvey's gunpowder, the only real !
at fish battle POWDER from ! to treble sesl1
ne chewing tobacco (; best Havanna segars.
Muscatel and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun raisinsrn Casks. ; 4
= Zante currants ; prunes SOFT sheiieq
= monds.
OF A few boxes excellent pickles, eacE
- aezen bottles assorted capers, olives arg
- chov;es, for sale by the box. IA
album salt sui
Just Received g For Sale, IT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11

LEXINGTON, (Ken.J Aug. IS.
Extract of a letter from a gentleman at Fort
Massac, to the Editor, dated August z,
1907.
/" A few days since, a person arrived here,
and informed the commanding officer of this
place, that about ten days ago there were a
namber of persons murdered, at Wilkinson.
vile, and their property taken by the Chero-
kee Indians.
" lodged at WilkiHsonyilIe on the night
ct the 5th instant, where | found a large num-
Der Of Indians of different tribes, all very
drunk and troublesome. 1t appears to me,
from every thing l can tnd out, that the above
information is correct. / shall make further
inquiry into the business, as intend to return
to Wilkinsonv,le in three or four days, in or
der to make some discovery ifpossible."
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L O S T.,

Between the subscribers store and Me Gin
Bank,
My Note, in favor Of Mr.. Lewss
De6iois, and by him endorsed, dated 9th ms.
for 7oa dollars 10 cents, and payable at the
efice Of discount and deposit at Washington.
This is therefore to caution all persons from
receiving the aforesaid Nete, as payment is
stopped at the Bank.
Jofeph H. Vaudeville.
September II. St
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11

! II. :, LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1. 1907.
selAs %sn.'ssnce received this week
isat.,,s 4s. OF Amsries. has exei,.d a
atisa. ana sss q agitation In all parts sef,he
ny especially in the commercial
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11

Mr.. CrolS and Mr.. Gharnock.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT ~,
WILL BE PRESENTED,
CNEyER AcTED HERE)
I'm Historical Play, founded on an interesnup
Jaef, during Ute Period Of tie AxERIcAN
R~xyoLUTIoN,
CALLED THE
OF COLUMBIA
HER ~YEOMANRY.
(Fe3ornied at the Theatres PHILADELPHIA, Neqr-
York end Baltimore, with ua5e.ndea ah-
hAaAse.)
General Washington, Mr.. Cross.
Arnold, Mr.. Charnock.
Andre, Mr.. Wood.
Bland, Mr.. Cone.
Melville, Mr.. Miller.
Williams, 1zs three Yea- Mr.. Jefferson.
Paulding, men who took Mr.. Charaock.
Van Vert, Major ydndye, Mr.. Barnett.
Dennis O,Bogg, Mr.. Rutherford.
British Officer, Mr.. Barnett.
American Soldiers, BY Gentlemen of the
city.
Children, Master and Miss Jefferson.
Mrs. Bland Mrs. Melmoth.
Honoria, Mrs. Wood.
Sally Williams, Mrs. Woodfam.
End of the Play, an INrERLuDE,
- CALLED THE
SONS OF APOLLO.
President, MIR. Wood.
Senior Vice-President, Mr.. Cone,
Juraor Vice-Prcsident, Mr.. Rutherford.
Harmonies, Messrs. Jefferson, Cross, Char
mock, G~illingham, &c.
The following are Me. Songs g Glees.
GLEE-" Peaceful Mum6eringn-Msssra.
jefferson, Cross, Garnock, GizHngAam,
NEWSONG-" Ute Rose"-Ar. GiMng-
ham. ~
GLEE-H Sigh no more Ladies"-Messrs.
jefferson, Cross, CAarnoek, GiEngAam.
COMIC SONG" CAPTAIN Watte e Miss
Roe"-Mr. jefferson.
GLEE-@O! Lady Fair"-Aessrs. Lec
frson, Cross, Dillingham;, Charnock.
NEW SONG-"Do in the HHey'-
Mr.. Dillingham;.
To conclude with the Glee Of" Here's a
Health to>aK Good Lasses."
The Songs and Glees accompanied on the
P1ANo FoRTE)-By Mr.. UPFELDT.
Afer which, a j~favorite HORNPIP2,
By Mr.. M.CUaB1N.
Et-@ q
The Evenang's Entertainments to conclude with
a Favorite Farce moi acted: this season.
CALLED
Three Weeks After Marriage
OR,
What I've must M Come To-.
Sir Charles Racket, Mr.. Wood.
Drugget, Mr.. Jefferson.
Woodley, Mr.. Miller.
Servant, Mr.. Cunningham.
Lady Racket, Mrs. Wood.
Mrs. Drugget, Mrs. Cunningham.
Nancy, Mrs. Jefferson.
Dimity. Mrs. Weodham.
~ The Evenings Vferformance tn Jxfure
xiN Be 7TUssDA7, 7HURsDAra and SA9vRDA7.
~ .Adnnttance-BOX, ONE DoLxAR-PH,
sEysx4r.rIyE cEN4s-GALLERY, nF4r
cRN7S.
Tickets to be had at the office, in front OF
the THEATRE, at Gadsby's Hotel, and at the
Office of the Daily Advertiser.
September II,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11
T O B E S Q I b,

To the highest bidder, at public auction, as
Dauson's tavern, in the county of Loudoufs,
and town of Leesburg, on FRIDAY, the
18th dayof November next, ii fair !; ifnot,
the next fair day by virtue ola decree Of
the court of the United States, for the 5th
circuit, In the Virginia district, pronour-
ced at Mayterm 1906, in a suit depending
In said court between the executors of Da-
mel Mildred, deceased, who was surviving
partner OF Mildred and Roberts, hlaintfs-
and Samuel Hough and others d. tfndants-
900 Acres of Land,
Near Leesburg, On the waters Of Tuscaro-
ra, in the county Of Leudoun-three acres Of
Meadow near Leesburgs, and a House and
Lot in Leesburg !; or SO much therecf.asw will
be sufficient to raise certain sums of money,
interest and costs, in said decree mention
ed.
William Manu., g
Armstead Long, IS
Charles F. Mercer,
September IL. sawts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11

Fron LzoyaS Isl, Terd0e0 0y nc VIZ o0Hy,
arrived at Boston, from Liperhook
July 10. The Pacific, Stevens, from Bour-
deaux, is lost on the of Holland. Graves.
end, 5th, sailed, Enterprise, Collard, Bos-
ten. Hull, 9Th, arrived, Centurion, n. York.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11

towns. &c - Certain that no accident could
be more pergerse or ilI.timed. Al all E.
vents il may tend to bring 10 q speedy de.
cision the existing dispute on which the
Two nations are now at issue. The right
Of search is supposed TO be The great stun.
bling block which caused the rejection Of
the treaty by MI. Jefferson, and il is a point
on whichsh TWO nations are supposed 10
be equally pertinacious.
Some hopes afe now entertained that this
affair will not inevitably lead to hostility.
It captain Humphreys proceeded on the
positive instructions Of our government.
we should despair Of seeing the dispute a.
micab!y Accommodated ; butt is clear from
me expressions Of Mr.. Perceval 10 the
house q commous tha. this was not the
case.
CopENHAcEN, 91uue.23.
On the 21at tho FIRST intelligence was
received at Elsineur of several ships hav.
ing been lost in the North Seas, in the
las, week but one. The Swedish mail
arrived yesterday has brought the further
particulars. according to which an English
shipof war has been totally Lost, with Sc.
vcral transports, which had cavalry on
board, near Stormstad.. From ak to Sc.
ven bundled dead bodies, horseshoe. are
said TO have been washed on shore; aud
40 indiaman belonging to a house
Of trade Of this place, also foundered in
the storm, and every soul on board perish.
ed. Her name is the Charlotte, captain
Muller.
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aleranoria DAILY anberttser.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II.

The .Leonidas, aud the George, were
left q, Liverpool by the Sally-Ann, in 50
days from thence, to sail for this por. in.
all August.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14

Bsearsa,ir the first place the tnfpltude o. tfe~
son Is greater than that of national stratageIh
even where perfidy is included In il: and IN the
next place, because the most extensively ps1.
E.nieiouse example which can be setupln aae
world is that of successful nsnrpatlon. pu'
considering it as a question OF prudence toucn'
ing the welfare Of this country, It will not aa-
NIT of doubt that it would be better to have
Louisiana. if it, were at all disunited from the
union. in the hands Of Americans thanln that
of any foreign nation. It IS grievous, II Is
loathsone to have such questions to handie =
The very agitation of them unhinges that re re-
verence, which every honest man must en- en-
terrain for the established rights OF lnaePenu-
ent nations. AS unnecessary spechiatlois Sc, ais
mooting light points about rellglon oesets .
dangerous levity, often guilty indifference 70
THINGS sacred, the awful sanctuary OF that SUP
iect should neverbe approached but with re-
/ ,erentiaI fear and trembling:-So on a subject
of such momentous concern as that on winch
we arc employed, thinking mind wlli7not
cxpatiate but with grave consideration ai.d
cautious dclicacy. In the one case, there IS
danger of becoming too familiar with lnlideii-
ty. and in the OF her with laxity OF political
principles if not worse Yet since from US
whose trade it is to commune with the pubic
on national subjects, something OF our opini-
ons will be expected at this snomentous CrlSls,
we offer those few remarks with tie same
sincerity and truth that We should give the
last pledge of our hearts on the bed OF death
Perhaps our fears and our wishes may have
1lisled us-but if they have, and II a foreign
nation tho matter what nation) be concerned
in this conspiracy, there never treason 50
unutterably attrocious as tliat OF W.T.. buif'
never was the fate of a country more trench
dous than that of America. But no--We VIII
not believe it-Yet should all Americans, with
one voice pray to Heaven, as we, Go, to avert
and accompany their prayers with correspond
ing exertions, which, with the favor OF tael
Almighty protector of the human race, Will
enable this country to support her lncspena-
ence against the world. Meantime let 1t be
depended upon, that. if Mr.. Burr has been as
sisted in. any enterprise, as has been sald,
those who have assisted nim VIII not stop there
even though he should dnpe them and we
venture to predict that all the WISDOM ana
strength Of America will be wanting to baife
then1-and that without unanl,nity in the peo-.
pie and energy in the government, ali VIII be
lost to this country that is worth aer possess
Ing. s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
From the Charleston Courier.
Messrs Editors,

~. 'FHE piece in the Cry
Gazette on THURSDAY last, copied from
Mr. I gerson's Moniseur. the Ma reEa%.
Inlell eeneer, is deserving OF particular nc.
tiee; frs because i, is auppased tospesk
The language OF the administration I; and
secondly, because Il, contains soas OF m
most ex rao DIARY seottnents aod
pinions tia have ever seen sproPosasec
amorg a fire. people.
Theopinions ensertsinsd IN The = ;
. with regard TO the exsees towh'sh a ma
val force should be created are TOO ,ndet,
ute TO es adj sh a criterion, and vet pnb
lie Opinion seems TO be the Only correct
arbiser q which to appeal in so ch scass..
A comslx,e protection of trade agasst 81,
rnaraudcrs of the ocean has not even beeL
dreamt Of; nor has any man determined
in what degree we oughl 10 attempt II 50
The alnos uaiversal cP,ai "a vt the nas'o'
has been that /. was cot exps't:aen 10 6
farther than 10 ns;r,a,n aforce hat should
keep in snhiee,ion rar pirates OF he Med'
,rrransau s secure our ownttrrito; ! from
the unauthorized ourag Of the Eu ropeao
powers"
itsis not true tha.the opinions on this
subjec, are too INDEFINITE 10 estaoslsn a
cr,lerion-It has never been expected
tina. ship of war shculc be equipped 70
convoy every merchan, vessel across the
ocean. All that @as expected, By those
whose opinion should form cIitsfloo, was
! 10 have such naval force as would bs
,, sufficient 10 protec, our commerce, aud
oar ci,izens 10 our own wi!ers |, 10 no,
necessary to equip a Acct as large rs. iha.
! of Great Britain, "aga,ns, tbs maraadsrs
! Of The ocean," but 10 have suHlcient nun.
| Der Of fr,gares or other armed ships, after
allowing for ade,achmer. 10 me Medlter-
ranean service, TO secure our OWN COAST )
| to drive from our oson liniss, and from
out of our oWa jurisdicnoa, the armed
vessels OF every foreign power. As"eyc.
nv mans hoe.c is his castle . SO Is the
! iurisdictional limits of the Uni,ed States
| pro,ecsios to It's citizens. or sc least il
should be bu. the outrages which have
bcea SO often committed w,th,nou wa.
rers by British and French crnisers, is a
proof. that the protecting arm OF OUR ad
| ministration does not extend SO far by
wafer. These have always bsrn the opin
ions of the Washington Republicans, Of
( the commercial part OF the comnanity &
OF those acquainted with mar.slme rights.
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From the Neuo ENGLAND Farmer

Method Of preserving Cabbages so as to nav
them good till late in the Spring
Make trench ia the driest sapD,
ground. nine inches wide, aud OF eq''
depth /; in which, place row OF CaO0'S
es, with the roots upwards, eontlSuos
10 each other. Fill the cavities about U.s. s.
with some dry straw, and then sho'el% "
earth up 10 the s,alk, On each side, al"a'
as high as the roots, shaping It !i1. ~,
roof ola house. The Cabbages VIII se '.n
on, in MAY as sound as when ihsy !. Wv T.,
pa. in, aud The outer green leaves WIZ ,s
turned quite white. As they are W. , :.
TO keep we'll AFTER they are taken OUT mn
or ,hrce at time may be taken AZ ,,n,.
are wanted for use, and the breach ~. ~ d
d'a,ely closed up with straw and eA'
before.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-20
Public Sale

.a. ~ts 81 ~ ID $50 s.e. .--.E - =.
MIL h ssH 1T public oendne, af ne
place yvkere Ne subscriber nov lives,
near HedRes Chapel, on Friday the
I ISthef bril- next,
>JIOKSES, Cows and a number Of
II Hogs. . variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, IN excellent eight
day Clock, ! Waggon and Gears Far
1Ihiug Utensils, &c. He has also for
sale Negro Man, aged So years who
h web acquainted with farming. =
He win also eel on the. above day, Il
not sooner disposed Of, the FARM on
which be now lives, eontainihg 22o acres,
on which IS erected complete Distil-
,iery, supplied with water from ! never
failing spring, with 5 Stills, Tubs,
Tfoughs, and every other thing mecca.
sary for carrying on the Dissilling Busi4
ness extensively. The terms win Be
made known on the day Of sale.
II rftJEREMTAH EVANS.
March 90, / so7. :. "a .s.s' n
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DY virtue ola Deed oftrust, executed
- tomeby Henry Glayconib, to seizure
the paymentof moneyswith interest, %
Emanuel Eversolc, will be exposed %
public sale for ready money on the hre.
misses on Wednesday the sth OF April, ]
parcel Of Land situate 10 Berkeley cenH-
y; near the PotomacE river; containing
Is acres. being part Of the plantation on
which the said Henry ciayeomb now
lives, the particular rr,etes and bounds
WILDE made known By The subscriber Oh
the day Of SALE. s55e@...5t q ia t:s''a.:
JOHN CAMPBELL. :
March 20, 1907. --.&a3 = y
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TINE VILE Known HoRsE


oTEJILLfstand this season; at the dub
Wv scriber's plantation, IN sight Of
TGscarora , Mecting House; q miles
from Marim hurg, on Mondays, Tnes-
days, Wednesdays and Thnrsdays, Id.
each week, and cover mares at four dol. !;
lars the. season tiso dollars sash the sin-s
gle leap, and seven dollars for iusurfnq
. foal. The money for the season to be
paid the 6rst Of OctobeS next and for
insurance when die mare proves with fosl,
but if the mare Is parted With, the insu.,
rance to be forfeited. ssss. j. ! !
/. PRESIDENT is 4 handsome bay,
With i star, snip and four white feet, ne
l. sixseen hands high, SIX yeaas cid this
spfing, .and;is tsmarkably strong and ac-
tive. He was rot by Col Burwell's
full bred Horse Matchlsss, out Of
handsome Essopas marss I, is ,honght
unnecessary % say any thing more Of BIS
pedigree, asl his colts. which are very.
hue andswell known Ia this neighbours
hood, will better fecomnend him, and
his appearances alone, would be satisfac-,
rory % good Judges. S. ~ 49,. ]:
| The seasoawill begin the ist of April,
and end the Inst day Of June next. y. = 81
JONATHAN CuSHWA.
March 90, 1907. n
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Public Sale.

WH.Lbt e*posed " pubEc sale, al ne
Tin ofthe Indian CHIEF, Martiasburg,
on Friday tie 27th inst ant, 4 great
variety Of Household and Kitchen Fxs-
Hiture, consisting in part, efAe tei.
81 IotSing articles, pig: ), - -. "
TWO elegant Walnut Bureaus, Beds
II and Bedding, Tables, Chairs,
Looking Glasses, Tea T rays, . quanti-
" Of China and Queens Ware, Kettles,
Pots, Pans, Tubs, and a great number
of other articles. The terms viii be made
known on the day Of sale. The sale viii
begin early in the day. F. u l III III
.ss s'-sjt ~ ~ PffILIS BRADY
March 20, 1907. 4. # t'...I,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-20

from anarchy md destruction, but BY
quitting our Childish nick names, offede-
raj and democrat, and uniting - men
and brethren, and filing up, al vacancies,
from the humble grade Of Constable, ID
the highest rank Of chief Magistrate,
from the best and most qualified men
amongst u.s. What have. thus freely
advanced, at this seasonable junctlre, is
purely for truths sake, to promote peace,
happiness, order, and good government
in our Country; q to put TO silence the
ignorance of foolish men" and ~vaIn-
babblers !" who keep up dust, to pick
up something in the scramble, and to fate
ten on the spoils of weak and deluded
Zealots ). who manifest a zeal for. self
and for sect, for party and denomination,
but have not zeal in the glorious cause
OF truth, and the general felicity of their
Eellow. beings, agreeably to that order
and wisdom which was intended by the
Great Creator Of the universe. 4zs.,,22
A real AMERICAN.
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.aWM br 6H

AN the 14th day Of April next (being
~ the day Of election of representa-
tives Tor Jefferson County, at the Tavern
Of Mr.. George Hite, in Charles. Town,
to the highest bidder for ready money, a
tract or parcel Of Land, situate in Jefer-
son County aforesaid, near Halls Mill
adjoining Lands Of Thomas Beall and
others. containing FIVE acres, and is the
same on which JoEn Campbell lately
lived there is . dwelling house on the
premises and other-s improvements aud
convenienees.: This tract Of Land was
conveyed BY Robert Bogguss to said
John Campbell, and mortgaged By said
Campbell to said Bogguss, and is to be
sold by virtue of decree obtained IN the
CKancery District Court holden at Staun.
ton BY John p. peasants Claiming AN in.
terest under said mortgage, in which
said decree the subscribers, or any two
ofthem, are'named and appointed com.
missionefs 70 sell said Land. 5'@'F 90,
-. WILLIAM INQUIRE, r ~
HENRY DANGERFIELD,
>. JOHN BAKER. ;. a. -. IL
Jefferson County, March 20. 1907. RI
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FINDER the authority ofa Decree
~ Of the County Court of jefferson,
rendered in favour Of Thomas Kenne-
dy. against Michael Delaroek, will be
sold to the highess bidder for Cash, on
Monday the 18th dayfof April next, IN
Shepherd's-T Town Jefferson County. the
two following LOTS of GRoUND.
situate in said town, viz. Lot Ne. ,179
and lot. No. ise, the property Of the
said Michael Delarook. Fhe sale TO
commence at twelve O'Clock, on the pre-
misses, on the above mentioned day. =
Daniel Morgan, l. / = =.
:,===s,s'.r' Iace6 Bsdiagsr,. a.; !.
-. -! {, !, r.. = ~ s Commissioners.
shephsrd's-T Town, March 20, 1907.
E'l4@@H ?
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TINE NQTcE.

A IL persons indebted 70 the estate Of
"A Michael Pdls, decd. late Of Berke-
ley County, by baud, note, or other
wise, are requested to come forward I'M
nediately and discharge their accounts.
Those who have any claims against said
estate, are likewise desredto bring them
innph6periy at,ested, rs speedy settle
ment Of the affairs Of said estate Is de-
termined on. The Saubscribsr now re,
sidesat Roseubsfry's Mill, On the mouth
of Mill. Greek, where he may be seen q,
~. HENRYiPULS. ..Adm'r.,
Berkeley Country, March 90. 1907.