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NOTICE.

That BY 0irfHe Of Dedsf TrgR, exreuf.f by JObn E.
nm" 10 n', and 3Hy PysVed and admitted record ir
tbs dT,i2 court been in hi, city gre RsNo on Txec
@tyhe 9 IN day Of The t!inrg month, esssf 10 k BY
PHbfe dnStion, rpm f6e P,emj:s for ready woaey,
{ NE half acre LOT No 6os, oppofite to the re-
: iidence of the Rev'd Vim. DAYTON in this city.
ihere is upon the faid Lot, an excellent Kiln of
Bricks, and which are nearly burnt containing as is
iufPoled at ieatt $4,000, and which will be dfpo-
'eo OF with the Lot as appertnant thereto, or 70
much thereof, as may be neceary to raife the fun
OF FOOL with the COTS and charges of executing this
truit.
SAML. McCRAW, ,
VIM. McKIM, 1'ye1'
Richmond, July 8. ,dC
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July 8.
6. JACOBS

S. JACOBS,
Being abOm to deeiine tie DRY GOOD busae6.
I'm 7obieb he has been engaged far Ioo,e time,J
requsR5 aNtboe mdrbted to him 10 MAKE so,.
"ienf, as /dfs eviN be inRituted ngainR ali
6eh1Q"entJ at the AugaR term anaifnuy
haze claims agninR Bi,+s- .k-y nan
@ePHi9 or dting prcented.
Lately received well feeaed aGortment Of
GOODS,
Suited to the prefent and approaching feafon which
will be fold at the lowelt poiiibIe price,
.."AMoNG WEIGH ARE.
AriLS Nd and Mo Fancy and Leno Mullins
4 Shoes, beh and Wells,
quality. Checked Silks shawls &c
1p aies Mowiannas, Habit Shirts,
10. Coitas, Hoiiery, Gloves & CAL
Do fine blue Cotton, lcoes,
Do. Checks, Cotton b Silk JTnlrsu,.
DO. blue Silly Handkfs Super6ne and common
Elegant cotton ant thread Cloths &c &c.
Lates, Gun Powder nv the Ke.
july. #
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NEAL NELSON, Ses'yy.

a. meeting Of the Wilmington and JefFerfon Ar.
tillery Company, on the 9th inn. the following add
drefs was unanimously adopted, aud ordered to be
pubfhed in one Of the public prints of this
City, to evince to our fellow brethren, cheerful
readiness to be joined with them (who expect
ed bortIy go duty in defence of all that free
IN, ihould hold mot dear
7s he Ex"pfivs Of tie Commonwealth If Yiysi7ia.
The Warrington and Jeiferlon Artillery Company
Of this City at early period, after the recent vi
olaton of the rights Of their country, by the Briil
armed ip Leopard, made voluntary tender OF their
fervieesto the PRECEDENT Of the United States, to be
employed whenever nseelIty required, in defence Of
sefe faered privileges, fer which their fathers and
even fonle ameng them, fought, bed and conquered
Having thus made oblation to their common
country, they cannot lorbear (when others of their
fellow citizens called TO and themfelves net
called on) to nep forward uniDvited to the head Of
their own and pledge their lives in defence Of bsr-
ty Itheir ferviees at this time neeeary ineon-
vepient as it may be to many they will not Drink
from an immediate march TO whatever place and on
whatever duty they may be wanting ehaflife for
eign aggrehons and prevent repetition of injuries
TAey hope they may not be eonidered the lat, but
among the FRA Of tbole, Whole pure pa,rotfu fore
goes all private ends for public good
WILLIAM STREET, Chairman.
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COMMUNICATION

The Virginia Gazette ltlll iniifts upon it, that
a motion was made before the Grand Jury to
preient Gen. Wikinion on charge of 7yeajo1.
This ahertion IS totally uniounded. The truth
is, that there zuaJ motion TO prefent Cen.
w. on charge of a mj0s,ifo7 NJ TreajOn i;
but even that was built on profound igno-
rance of circumstances. Gen. w. had receIy-
ed a letter from Jonathan Dayton he was not
INTERCEPTED by the Jury, whether he had ever
submitted this letter to the Executive fome
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CHARLES F. GRETTER.

TdILOR IND HABIT. MHRER,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has commenced bufiuei, next door
to Mr.. Crouehe's old City Hotel, and fhort dif-
lance from the Eagle-Tavern, in the City of
Richmond
NI HERE all kinds of work in the above branch
w will be executed with neatnef. and pundaua.
ny. Ladies may be accommodated with the newell
iaihions OF Riding Dredes, Peliees, REGULARS, and
Spencer He fatters hmfef thar by his thorouqh
knowledge OF and attention the above buiinei 10
merit the patronage of generous public He ALTO,
aequaints them, that he is in poIeion of peculiarly
elegant pattern for fummei Drelles for boys from
10 years of age.
CHANCES MODERATE
NIB. An APPRENTICE of respectable connec.
tions and well recommended, will be taken to III.
above bufinefs.
July 7. 4tlawu
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PHILADEIpHIA.. Iulx 9

His Catholiek Majefy has hsen pleafed to appoint
the Marquis de Csfa Yrujo, his envoy extraordinary
and m'niiter P!enpoentiary the king of Italy,
and IN order to re-snabh the communication with
the government oil the United States, underland
he has appointed the Chevaler de Forondahis Charge
des Affairs, until the arrival Of the Chevslier Da,r
Nicholas Eiaeo de Orozco, who i. nominated to
fueeeed the Marquis.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

ut MEETING efbe Py;fSnf and Dire6s,s sfb. Tsn,,
Ri7ey Cemfa,y, " be Sd july, 1907,
ESOLVED, That the Treafurer pay TO the
shareholders, dividend off per cent on their
REFLECTIVE ihares, FOR twelve months ending the 9oh
June lait.
Extract from the Minutes,
ROBERT POLLARD, elk.
july. oGIt'
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Ds. THOMAS p. w. GRAY.

, ESPEC1FuLLY informs the public thar he
intends TO praaiee rhync, Surgery and Mid
wifery at TsPpahannoek, and hopes that BY an nm
RENTING attention to all the duties in the different
departments of his protection, he will give general
iatista Sion, and merit the confidence and patronage
OF all thofe who may pleafe eonfhlt him. He al
fo Propofes to keep conaanhy for fsle, and UPON
moderste terms, the various medicines which are PC
Morally known and uled.
July 8. en-.
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BALTIMORE, JuIv a

The reader will find under the Marine head in
this mornings paper, that arrival at this port from,
Amiterdam completely expoies the prema,uri.y of
the report from that place relative to the eea, of the
French Rumour, prevailed 1t Amnerdam a. late a,
May s5th, Of quite difieren, narure, bu, as ,hrfe
IN all probability baf-lels as the one by tn.
Hazard, via Providence decline giving pubiisity
10 them. -fneyisan
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~ IL pertcns wis have no, fa,isfed their fub-
ieTiPtons 20 the PUBLIC DINNER ar
the Capitol, the fourth infant, are informed Il,
the nbicriber being called out upon public duty h,,
authorized the Bar keeper at the Union Tavern 70 re-
eeive payment and grant discharges fat,er.
himief that his abence, will not, upon this occaop
operate to his igimy.
p. MOSELEY.
July g.
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JoHa BosHfR, Sserrfary.

Every thing around us breathes The fpirt Of
war. The Volunteer Corps ave paradiug IN
the morning aud eve0iug. The young are ami
mated by the higher ieniatioDs of military ar.
dsur, and the old heroes Of the war are leen
iheddiag tears OF joy az the revived fpir, Of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07

FUNERAL GRAFTON BY Mr.. JONES.
FELLOW C1TILtEg,
Upon the dawn Of this day, for one and
thirty years, we have been accuaomed TO look
with the gaduefs Of freedom. We have annu-
ally La,led lis arrival as the aufpicious birth
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WINES, &c.

WINES, &c.
nORT, CLARET & ST. GEoRGE's WINE. !,
Z bottles, and , eon1aut fupply Of
BOTTLED PORTER, ALE & CYDFR,
ron sam BT--
y. ]. BURR
Also "A eonfgnmeDt Of good Northern CHEZ
SIS
July 8. 1awsv
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1t is ftated in letter from Wilmington,
I" that at leaf ont of the fedmen, which the
capt. Of tie Leopard demanded of Commodore
Barron, were not OILY Americans, but had
been imprriied and although the evidence re-
ipeding the 4ih, was not 70 full, MIR. Ehkine
appeared to be latis6ed and it was believed
by our government that all controversy rsfpetl-
ing them was at an eDd-it is alto believed that
the Leopard was at Halifax when the sft Bri-
tin packet arrived, which was the R7tion of
Admiral BercIay. Capt. Humphrey proceed
ing from thence with the orders of his admiral,
AID committing the outrage, leads TO belief
that it was ordered by bis government, and that
1t might have been given in the identical cafe.
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BaSt Of Ti,giaia, Sb 3pIy, 1907.
HE Prsiideut and Directors have this dsv deeIs-
4 red dividend of 4 per cent. in the Capitol
Stock which will be paid after the fifteenth inaan,
July 8. q,
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orr the Grand Jury conceived that 81. had .,.,
efHIed it from the knowledge of the eovernment,
q upon this fuppofi,ion had principally founded
their' prstentslcnt for nifpriRoG' Of 1teafon.
Bot had The grand jury rndde thsfe enquiries,
they weu'd have fonnd that gen. Wiikinicn
3ad communicated Daytoty's letter tothe ro-
vernment. Otcourie 10 motion for preient-
tnt would ever have been made.
The Troop of Horie are to fe. out This mora.
ing at iun-ri!e.--The Light Infantry Comps.
MES are under marching orders at i2 O'Clock.
AS the Editor is attached to the corps OF
Republican Blues. he eonGaentlv truns that his
friends will execute him from the difcharge of
his profefiionai duties until his retu,n-mean-
time he has requeaed very intelligent friend
to fuperintend his paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-07

Philadelphia has adopted refoiutions Of the
Fame animated tone with thofe of Norfolk,
Richmond aud other towns.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-15
TIE Picking BraakEi9sg ind
! Cardisg Macbire. hi.

Observation-Disclosures wool fot maui
i factoring into rolls for spinning. atths
New Pulling on Tussarora Con the plar5-
tatiOn formerly belonsing 70 William
Patterson) about one mile and an half
from hlarsiusbufss md wiilhs-atssaa41 ..
BY an experienced workman, whereit i
hopedto give general sstisfastion. The,
advantages are such, that Il il hopeda g.
nerous public win encourage this useful!
branch Of domestic manufacture. The
price for Picking, Brakingand Cardinr
into rolls, (after the woolis cleaned from
burrs and ths matted ends cut oA1 win.
be ten eents per pound, and ihe additicn
Of two cents per pound for mixing Coz
lnured and white wool. There must Be
clean fresh grease sent with tie wool, T.
bout one pound to eight or ten Of wool,
and q sheet sufficiently large 70 contain
the rolls, which may be transported any
distance without injury. - :. Is :
---- -. :. = AARON HIBBERD.
Tuscarora, stb mo. isth, 1907.
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Leu; Price

HAS Just received a complete assorti
i i ment Of SPRING and SCT1f1fER
GOODS, which he assures the public viii
be disposed Of on the most satisfactory
terms to the purchaser. He feels cer-
tain that those who call on him will not
complain ofhis prices His late purcha.
ses comprise the following articles. -:
Fancy Caliicoes, q ' = =
Leno Mnslins, s...
Shawls and Handkerchiefs, = q = ~
. A large assortment Of fancy ribbons,
Leghorf and Other bonnets, r.
Fancy Marsails vessing, = =,
Thread Cloves, : IL r
Gentlemens Hats eoyetd with silk,
Leghorn ditto, &c. &c. &@
Tin Ware, f.t.ze> :. 80.
Alsrgs supply Of B.ll,. c.oeks, Sc.
Martinsburg, May IS, 1907.
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From a late LoqGS,r Print.

The colony Of Botany Bay is advan-
cling gradually iase a great mart for the
BRITISH and East India produce. It IS
expe cted that the colonists of that settle
tnent NAV be shortly able to furnish from
hides and wool, hemp and fax. their
share in the Southern Whale Fishery,
and from the part they take 10 die. fu.
trade between India and the north west
coast Of America, export sufficient to
repay for al the imports which the pro-
gress of the colony demauds. - -
There were imported into the port Of
London last week, from Canada, the
following SKINS, via. TOO, 600 beavers,
t2S< oo0racoous, 81, 900 marten, IL, 600
otter, 5000 wolf, 5,9ooca looobesr,
$4,000 mink, 10000 fox, 2 500 wolve-
rine, IS 500 musqaash, 2le,ooo deer,
looslk, and Goo pounds weight of cas-
tor. &C.. -. -. 49, !
The trade for furs to the north west
coast of America is entirely, or almess
entirely, in the hands of the citizens of
the u. States. India and China are the
places Of sale for the fars, and t. proves
lucrative branch Of commerce. Il i
thought this trade might be shared BY the
British subjects. Oar Canada fur trade
is profitable. 40 also that Of the Hudson's
bay Company. - -. -, Il =. =. :.
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FRAGMENT.

FEaFET
A continued and uninterrupted state
ofeither health, or prosperous eireum-
stances. have but too great a tendency
to elase the mind, encourage a life Of
dissipation, and to engage Us il, such
pursuits a. beget forgesfulness for the
Divine Being, the source of all our bles-
sings: It gives birth to pride and osten-
tasion and eauses Us frequently to dives.
ourselves Of the proper sense Of our sub.
ordinate and dependant state = =
= The Romans, sensible of ibis, al
ways placed q manbehind,he conqueror,
when they decreed triumph, who cried
out every now and then; - Remessber
thoa ari q nan p very proper lessoa,
.an4pell simed. -. -. : :
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"@eS yNse teSstNs1s' 0sss
are no1s opening, an additional supply q
SPRING ind SUMMER
. ! + 9 I. GOODS - =. =

which added 70 sheiF late PURCHASES ID
March, malice tksir assortment very e.
neral and complete. from the very Cd :
vantageous terms these Goods have beesi
laid in. they are inabled to sen them on
better terms than heretofore, they deem
il Unnecessary TO pafticularise any ard
cles, asthey can assure the public that
their assortment cannot be exceeded By
any, md upon examination they are %.
tis6ed will give general satisfaction 10
purchaser they return their sincere
thanks TO their friends for past fayours,
and assure them that every exeftion on
their part shall be used to merit 4 con!
tinuance. ~ u ss~f% I'll =>t.rf~:
THOMAS c: SMITH, & Co. :.
Mattinshms, May Is, 1907. -
n. B. They always keep good a.
sortment Of Antietam BAR-IRON on
hand. The House and Lot occupied b.
Mr.. L. Price is still for sale, for terms
spply to nj - szs@ T. C. s. & Co.
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ANSWER.
New.Orlsans> March 90. $50

Ne~,orisans, March %, 1907.
Gentlemen, -.
Ibeg you to accept my grateful ac-
knowledgements, for this very friendly
and honorable testimony Of your appro-
baton. -. -.
Called by iWpsrious circumstances, to
offer myself Victim to the service of my
country, ifin my jealous { xertions to q
vert . hstional calamity, have been
compelled to anticipate the tardy pro.
cess Of the law, or insreach %. thole -
cred institutions, to which freemen cling
as the rock OF their salvation; 1 hope I
shail be acquitted by the candid Of an
sinister motives, and that il will be be-
keved am ready to embrace the sever.
est penalties which u.tie may exact or
policy can demand--exen - the deyo-
bn ofthat life, which had staked ON
the issue. --...s.@.- = - -.., -.
,Andshoulds the measures which the,
exigensies Of the moment imposed on
mt, have violated the feelings Of an in.
noeent citizen, itwould CRAFTY NV pride
to aekuoyledge the wrong. which man
Of honor Gao ask from his fellow. =
The approval Of my conduct by those
who were the speesA,ors otit, BY body
ofgentlemen, who comprise. the wealth.
weight and influence Of this city /; next
70 the applause of my own breast, and,hs.
Justification Of that high authority, to
which ! am immsdiately &c sponsible, will
reeompepee me for the past and eonsols
me for the future. Yoursympathiesfo for
my domestic niisfortunes. .allsviass my
sorrows and excite The liveliest emotions
ofgrasitude. May your hapPiness and
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TEN CENTS REWARD.E

ID AN sway from the subseribsf on
N Wednesday the isth Of April LAST,
an apprentice to the Saddling business
named Jons WOLcAMoTT, shout 81.
teen yeafs ofsge. Il win give tie aboSs
reward forsakihe Safeguarding said boy,
and do forewarn an persons from hars
boring him on any account Whatever.
- TRAVIS GLAScOcK!
Charles-ToWn. May IS, 1907. r..
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LINES ON HOPE.

Oh! ever skiI'd to IUedr the fern sue iove,
10 6idthe shapes of gt'ef ,and fear depart,
Csuse, gentle APE, sUisA one ray smile
remove, -.s' = .: e.
The lasting sadness o an ochins heart.
Thy voiee benign, enehantress, let me
- hear, : - 49,. -
Say, thar far ME, some pleasure ye: shaR
bloom; EsE..' ..,4@=.,
That faney's radiance, triendsh;p's pre-.
> ! cioWs teat - 49,
Shall so item, o. sdaH tsaes misf astuns's
--. -. gloom D.. - ...-y -.
But come not glsw:sy in tie dazzling ray,
Which once Nth dear illusions ckarmd
49,. my eye. - - -
Oh, sfrsup no more, suoees Rasssrsr, an
Il = ny 1pGy, II - 49, :. "
The esutrs 4 ondqy thought too b,;sAf
Ito die - ..s.~.@s -
Tisions less fair, wiA xoothe my tensive
9 breast,
7Aat asksn0t happiness bit longs for
rest. 49,.
&a&Ss~&HSa&SasnI
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From the Orleans Gazette, March -.
". G General Tames Wilkiasen.

y $1,000 "
NO longer under your conrol--no
longerin danger Of military Punishment |;
and regardless Of any injury which YOU,
as man, il your iufuriated moments
may attempt tpinaict, 10y yourself or
your parasites we viii occasionally de-
seend to notice your too frequent oppfess
sions, and log you unwillingly into pub
lie notice.--You may rest assured, Sir,
that we win be guilty ofno seandal--we
will publish no libels but we win give
such facts, such damning facts, - shall
leave no doubt on the minds of the mos,
sceptical, Of your want Of sincerity and
attachment to your country. We believe
that re shall be able to show, that your
every measure in this country WIS cal.
eulated to further the schemes Of Col.
Burr, and that every Information which
you gave the government relative to the
treason, was the effect of sheer iiecessi-
tv, to save yourself from the odiun aud
disgrace which must inevitably attend
your conduct. We win content our.
selves to day, with propoundinS q few
querie. to you, to which we ash candid
snde1plicis answers, when you are At
leisure. -. .-a" ,
DO vou feeotlsct 4 gseueral order issd.
ed BY Gsn. Wayne, prior to his death,
commanding the seizure of Tkomas
Power, whenever found at any post or
place, where American troops were
stationedl and can you inform Us why
such an order was issued
Do vou-reeollees the seizure Of the
said Thomas Power, by the late Col.
Hamtramek, under the authority Of that
order, latter Gen. Wayne's deeease)
and your releasing and sending him to
New. Madrid, with all circumstances At.
tending it -
Csn you tell the reason why Get.
Washington directed Gen. Wayne to
keep wAtchfui eye over you, and en-.
deavour to detect any reasonable con-
spiraey in which you might be engaged!
WAsuINcToN FsDEK 1Lrsr, April ~.
General James Findlay, Receiver Of
Public monies at Cincinnati, has been
robbed 70 a large amount-lpwards, it
Is said, Of forty thousand dollars. The
robbery was committed bv~ Charles
Ya.tier, avery.wealthy Freuchmsn, who
resides in Cincinnati, and maiatto
servant of gen. F. The former with the
assistance Of the latter, had procured
KEYS to Be made Eor nearly all the locks
about the Reservoirs house. They are
both in prison, which is strongly guar
ded fears being entertained that re-
seaewiA be attempted. . ~:
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HARVARD COLLEGE.

re- HARVARD COLLEGE. n.
: We are sorry to learn thatno prospect
exists Of reconciliation Of the students
to their government and their duty.
Those Of our readers whose Temoseness
may leave them ignorant of an event
which has furnished the lustre ofthe most
ancient seminary oflearning in our eoun-
try we would inform that misunder.'
standing has lately arisen between the
under graduates and the college govern
ment relative 70 the commons which the
former found fault with. IS being compo-
sed Of bad provisions. Immediate 50
tisfaetion not having been given in this
article, after = petition had been preseu-
ted to obtain It the students one day
left the hall in q body and their dinner
untouched. For. this violation Of de-
coranr ths government, besides other
measures Of severity, required GENERAL
apology Come relented and made IL |;
but a larg maj GRITTY refused and in com
sequence dissolved eonneetion With the
University-The seeding students have
published an appeal which is temperate
and respectful. ~'E ," - VI ~ w.
1tis justly observed 10 the Register
" that the avenues to the capital while
they have assisted commerce, have not
been Of equal advantage to the students
Of Cambridge" Vicinity to metropo-
lis has been generally found disadvansa.
geous to q seat Of learning. A scale
might perhaps be graduated Of the purity
Of manners in European .Semminaries,
by their geographical distance from ca
Pitals.. The sehoolof Winchester 10 less
rebellious than that of Westminster, and
the colleges Of Aberdeen and ST. AN
drews are distinguished by more sobriety
than that Of Edinburg. IF the Univer-
sitiesof 9 xford and Cambridge bethought
exceptions from this truth it may be ur-
ged that the size OF these towns gives
them srank equal to many capitals, and
that they overflow with all the vices Of
large cities. H.. = :. !. !.
EFrom aNAsehez paper of March III
The following armed vessels are now
anchored in the Mississippi opposite
this city,. -. - ,...4+.s,
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DIV virtue ofa deed Of trust executed
ID to the subscribers, On the Isth day
of March last, by Peter Deet % secure
. sum Of money therein rnentioned3
due to Robert Crimes they win sen for
ready money, At ten o'clock, A. M. on
Monday the ist@of June next, Log
House and one half OF Lot No. lis now
in the occupancy of said DeeL situate IN.
the town Of Marsinsburg, and cornering
on John and German Streets. Il 80
VIM. MACKET, sen. I T,-,,.,,.....S
JOHN ALBURrIS, ! ' 80 =
May IS, 1907. ,a,}g,@e
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prosperity be uninterrupted, and long,
very long may il be before you are taught
BY . similar affection, how to estimate
the spiferings ! have experienced.
14.., JAMES WILKINSON.
To, Julien Pcydrass, ". - ~. ~ +,
Jeseph SAUL. J -, -,
For themselves and associates. ~ :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-15
MARTzNsBll Nay IS.

- There win be service At the Stone
Church, on Sunday nsxs,--il o'clock.
! A detachment Of ito men, United
States trooPs, under the command Of
capt. Clemson, commenced thsir march
from PhiladslPhis on Saturday LAST for