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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20

Extract of letter from a gentleman In
the Mississippi Territory, dated 9th
Decides. to his friend in the City Of
Richmond. -
We arc much alarmed here from
the prospect Of an Indian war. Should
the misunderstanding between our no.
vernnsnt and England, nor Be adjusted
war withfthe Indians must take place
and the inhabitanrs oE Meme 4 Burton.
and other settlementson the Mississippi.
must abandon this part Of the coqptry,
with their families. -
I" Wilkenson's unprecedented con.
duct, has reduced this. country to a dis.
tressing and divided Situation. Such is
the dislike the people bearto Wilkensou.
| am confident he could NOT pass through
this Territory safe. without a guard. il
is wsll known in this Territory, that an
the arrangements of Wilkinson were
calculated to favour the plans of Burr:
whatever they were. The csrtiGcat. of
Major Kibby, which ] suppose you viii
see in some Of the papers, win proye the
lengths Wilkinson went, to prepare the
minds of the people, TO embrace Burr,s
plans--even totdiside from the Union.
Did not suppose you would see the
certificate published before thia can
reach you, ! would enclose gu q copy 1
received from = friend ! few days past.
Major Kibby is q man n whom con-
ddence may be placcd-and in this Ter.
ritorythe statement Of Kibby is conclu.
Ave preofof Wikensonfs Guilt. Il was
taksei in JnlyAast b. Gen. Clarke, said
to be b, the order ofthe President of the
United States ! and I suppose transmit.
ted by him tothe President. Anumber
Of The French in this country are well &C.
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TOR THE IsrELLtcrscrR.
Concise Reflections, on III. state of
=--. the Times.

As the rveary traveller reioices, tphen
he concludes his teil.ome .~easderinrs, and
reaches his wished fer homel he sea. Of
HdngriEty, soldes, and Fetsse - Me
|GrgMd prisoner eFthe CHAMBER Of sick
ness esuhs in ne ~resforaf1om ofsfrenefh
and health, and meets again .pitk RAPTURE
the inDig0ratingE eahnrsse fthe msraiag
ar, and the bahmy .o|lnessref the epra.
iag. br"ese 50, Hsust eeery true. friend Of
his ceunhy4rgaics, and be sxceeding
glad at tn: prospect Of Arace. :. Wlen,
Ao,oeper, ne koek around. Us, ne see 80
much m,6denee, resshessness and. DIS.
q..et,. so manytyeaches efsur repOse bv
accictnt, and SO many irroads .s1sde 70.
on ii by design, Il certainly becomes Us.
at heasts 10 b. preparation ,pdr. This
rs t:e 6ess and only means to procure and
preserue a lasting peace ;. and This soleIy
can be done, 6yPutting csuntry in a
respectable state q dsfsaee, against all
its enemies, both Internal s well a. ex.
srrnaL. Defensioe ,uar is eertainiv Jus.
ffadit. and eDen a duty: and placed in
q c0m@aaaafns attitude yseg1restrpati-
on, IS eshof epery people hGpe a right to.
expect from their government. To bsint
6ut the meaatFe ar Me mode, mieh be
deemed ~inaeea.ams, but adequate bro,
lection, 6g land and BY ~.uater, is tuha.
a meet fAe roishes efeuery Americqa
c7hzeR aud as no time seems more bro-
Per than ne present, pe feel ahzpe, Ma.
it z0iHa < done. commensaraieio he o.
Jsct, before tse present SESSION Of Csn-
gress aisso!oe. Standing armies are
said 70 6r homogeneous ,Uiid The E5ernss
eta country. but when ne hate So MANI
nations to COMBAT with, ia hastf.r dis.
positioa should take place in anu ,oe
sught, as uise men, 10 be guarded ar an
points Z and this tan be coafaeatLa re
ttetedr E6y having at comsaaad, a orce
adequate 70 suppress eSe1y Maternal com.
meti2ns and sach citizens, in time of
Peaos, as in ether .oeA-resahatd Gs5rra.
H'snts, can, to Advantage BE- embsyed,
contiguous to their station, in cutting
canals, ard doing sthsr great pubic i'm.
ptnUemeut, !. .phlrh are "a fast 6draacinp
IN sur ~csteaishingy P~yegressive, and
'ePtd2y.Ipide sf,eadiag Empire: -
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MESSAGE versus MESSAGE:
- on
JEFFERSON against HTIESELE


Il
"The moment
our peace was
threat I dee.
med i i~ndispensa.
BILE to secure >
greater provision Of
those articles of mi.
litary stores, with
which our maya.
zines c net saf
6cien,ly furnished.
10 have awaited q
precious aud special
s1ncttoa by iarV,
would have lost &C.
eAsions which might
not be retrieved
II did not hesitate,
thsrefore, To- autho-
rize engagements
for snch supple-
mems to our exist.
ing stock, as would
render it adequate
TO the emergencies
threatening US. and
thrust that the LIE.
gislaure, feeling
the same anxiety
Flor the safety Of our
country so mate
rially advanced by
i this preeaution, will
approve when done,
what they would
have e Q 50 impor.
tant to be done; if
then assembled
Expenses, also ,n.
propided arose
out of the necessity
of calling all our
Gun-boats into ac-
tqal service for the
defence Of our har.
bours, Of all which,
accounts will be laid
before you"
[P,radrnt's Hess.
GS. ~, 1907.
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IsotE

:"In our care Of
the public contribu-
tionas Wtrustrd 70,
our discretion, II
would be prudent
to multiply barriers
agasss their dissi,
patton, by appro.
Priat'ng sptcTc
sums to every spc-
cite purpose sos.
ceptibls Of deGniti-
on, BY disallowing
all apple cations I'll
mones parwngfNm
the appropriations in
otJeeL d.
ing 1t in amount )
by reducing the un-
defined field of con-
t~ingencies & there
by cisculnscribing
discretionary pow.
ets oves money; 4
by bringing back to
single dtpartmen.
all aeeouhrabilities
for rncneY where
the examination
may be prompt, Elf
caeious and uni.
form" .-.'
r. esideats Mess.
Dec. 9, 1901.
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MAR LNSBURG, Novenber2o

Married, last evening, byt the Rev.
James j. Wilmer, Mr.. WILLIAM
hell, to Miss EMILIA ROBIN
SON daughter Of Maj. John Robinson,
all Of Martinsbarg. II ,.
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NORFOLK Nov. %

ORDERS were received on Monday
fromt,he Department Of War, 70 dis
charge capt. Neatle's company of artille-'
y, and capt. Reds company o~filfansry;
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IS tle Sc Voc the onty compauies Of mi.
litiain aetud service, their discharge
has a pacific appearance. g
This day the Court Of Enquiry held
OF board the Chesapeake, closed their
proceedings, aud adjourned, SINE. DIE.
The proceedings, with the opinion of
the Court, will be transmitted immsdi-
aately to the Navy Department.
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CERTIFICATE.
Consulate nthe y. s. az |

LoHsnlae eTthe 9. 5. AZ Eddiz.
!" J do hereby certify that the bear
er hereof, Nicholas Keyhaee vas serving
on board Of che U. s. ship constitutioi,
H.G. Campbell, esq. Commander, and
while In this bay, was delivered up In
consequence of orders from The Freneh
admiral, Mons. .Rosily.
JAMES MeSANN, CsRsuiar 1tsns.Ps
SuPposing these facts 70 be correctly
stated, we confess il seemsto cut up the
only gronAd the administration had left
tastand upon. Let them pause then, IL
itis yer not too late, and reflect on tho
Ptaspert ksfays M.
On n Epeaiae Pos.
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quaint.d with The par, WilkeG.ou took
in Burr's business as early as Al.
gust, 1so5-at TINT tins NOT more
than fifteen msnin this Territory dared.
to denouuee Wilkenson, and be assured
they suffered his ~displeasure d = high
degree" :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20

PttASss sS0aSINS INV Wttab eASAS
papers cay ef the apple alton Of nearly 4
million q dollars Of tie public money
withoot any appropriation q al, either
specific o! general.
"1he nation win applaud the spirit
/" with which the Chief Magistrate has
:. assprhedth the responsibility Or providing
" military stores, nofspifhs fanding me
+" Ipaxt Of legal provision.
ma. Intel. Oct. so, iso7.
We leay@ il for the nation 70 Judge
whether this paper would have expressed
the same sentiment, had Mr.. Adams %.
kena million efdollars out ofthetfeasury
and expendcd it according 10 his own dis
Acretion, without legal aathority, whats
ever the { mergeRey might have been.
+ - tUtited States Gazette.
Strong complaints are made IN the
English prints of the undue and unwar-
rantabls leaning discovered BY our nd.
administration towards France, her mortal
enemy. They say that protection and
accommodation were yielded 70 the
Preach ships Of var Ia Cybsile and
in the Chesapeake, while . proeiamation
was issued inserdicting the English ships
Of war from our waters, and making il
penal to afford them supplies. The am
swfr we once thought obvious and con-
elusive, namely, that it was the British
ships that FIRST violated our rights by de-
manding Of our national ships To deliver
up their deserters i; but now It unfortu-
nately comes out that the French have
more than once done the same think
without insurring any such consequent
ces. :
The following cases are mentioned in
point; =. + - 4
when the Hornet sloop ofwar went
to L'Orient, we had FIVE Ere nch sailors
on board, who had been naturalized.
and who had been in our service for seye.
raj years. A French officer came on
board the Hornet and seized these mel
by force (then understhe projection of
our Hag) and carried them OF. Not one
word has been heard about this outraRe.'s
And when the United States frigate
Constitution, H. g. Campbell, com-
mander, lay in cadiz Bay, the French
admiral Rosily, hearing that there was
a French sailor or board, by the name
OF Nicholas Verhage, sent on board and
demanded him, and he was delivered up.
This man was not even a deserter from
any French ship, for,he had never served
on board Of any French armed vessel
public or private, but he had voluntarily
enlisted some years before on board, the
United States frigs,e Esses. while she
lay q Malaga: 10 proof Of this facs, IL
produced The following
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-20
Fifty u oalas S Kew ard,

- AN ASV A < the evenly -frst sdaF of
! S. May, from the subscriber, living in
Prince-G eorge's county, Maryland, about 4
miles from Alexandra ferry, Negro NED,
md sometimes calls himself EDW.4Rp
PL,dFY, so yssrs Old, a small lender-made
negro, a black saith by trade, and can read
and write. He has bright rnillatto woman
& Alexandriia, called RacheL tos q wife, and
has four or Ave ildrens by her--tile woman
is or was the property Of Miss Contes- I
cannot describe his dress as he had avariety
of GOOD clothes. Any person apprehcnding
the said negro and securing him in Jail SO that
get him AGAIN.. shall receive. iftaken within
ten miles from horne Ten dollars, 1t forty
miles Thirty Dollars, and If at a greater dis
tancc the above reward and all rnasoaable ex-
pepccs If brought home. IS
James Hawkins.
S.3unc 9. lawSw
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eyunr 9.
r O r s Il Z. E,
@ Ak Hill = M IL 8,
And two valuable Leases,

{ OK ITUATED In the county Of Fauquier,
~ on the great road leading from Ashby's
and Manassee's Gaps,Tin the Blue Ridge, to
Alexandra, Falmouth, and Fredericksburg
The mill seat commands a fall of "a ieet
kin very constant stream, issuing imrledi.
ately from the Cobler Mountain, and IS i'm
proved by merchant mill 6lty FIVE by forty
sve, three stories high, two OF stone and one
of wood, containing two water wheels, SIX
teen feet IN diameter, one pair burr and one
of AHegany stones, with the necessary run
ming gcef and machinery, imperfect repair
Totne mil: is attached a lot of twenty acres,
in fee. simple, on which there is a framed
dwelling house, SO feet by 80, with two rooms
below stairs and two above, an unfinished por-
tico behind, of the Whole length of che house,
and porch in front, two excellent springs RI
sing within few feet Of the dwelling house,
and tie nsiil supply both With water.
The lease. are for two unexpired lives, con.
tain one hundred acres each, ard lay adjacent
TO each other, and to the nail lot. They have
on them houses for the reception of tenants,
twelve acres of improved timothy meadows
and one hundred and forty acres of inclosed
land, adapted for Plaster of Paris and red
clover, and now~sn a state of high cultivation.
The terms of sale Of the above property Will
be made to suit the convenience Of the pur-
chaser, to whom Will be given an antlispstable
title. For the terms of sale or a v;ewSot the
premises, application may be made to Ro6ert
Hereford, Esq. residing thereupon, who is
fully authorized to dispose of the same--or 70
the subscriber.
Charles Fentcn Mercer.
Little River, Loudoun county,
Virginia, May Is. Tl8] lawtf
r. s. Ifthe above property is not sold by
the first Of October. it will. after that period,
be rented out for one or more years.
c. r. M.
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Marine Infurance Company @
Alexandria.

sTSsyaANcE OrrIcE, IDLY Sd, 1907.
THE stockholders in the Marine
Insurance Company of Alexandria are hereby
notified, that the. directors have this day az
.,lared dividend Of FIVE per cent. on that par
of the capital stock now paid, payable to the
stockholders, Or theirlega representative"
the l3th inst.
BY order.
J.B. Nichols, Seerstay,
July s co3s
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Valuable PROPERTY fer Sax.

v1cO BE SOLD, in four distiact lota or to-
I'd; gether, four acres of LAND, eOAtain-
ing from enc and quarter acre 70 two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terra
tory Of Columbia, extending IN a right line
from GiEbsn-strect to Great Munting- Greek,
sintersccting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fay
{ efse and Paync-streets.
A planofthc ground and further particHaArs
may be obtained by appicatiapto
James Palken.
June - hvH
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thirty Do liars Reward.

RAN AWAY from Freestunc Point, near
DAfnfiss, on Sunday the l7thOf last ,Tnopth,
Two Nero Men slaves. namra ANDREW
ans JAMES, the property of sSsrab. Eo,tsAee,
IA Prince NJ illiaIn county. and hincd of her
until the end thc year. They hadseaeh pf
sthem<A passsfors three days, kciag Wbitsnn.
,stid6A holiday.
xpnxw issahext a years of age, feet 9
: inehes high, black complexion, has scar
near the corner af one of his eyes, is little
, cross eyed, and has q forward, Anpsdept
opQutenance.
JxxEs is saboat 10 yeasssc ase. rs fest Z
inches high, 4 black. compl exiens has = seer
safsar bis mouth Of the Sizs Of 4 pea, srsels and
kwatccrs very much in BIS walk. Each 81
sfSn had "a when tf,cy went away aslistsAd
aroWseraof plain. coarse VirSiaia!sotton, ami
<seheif other chatting issnot knowns
Aefewsyd Of IS Doksaxs will be gixcn sfol
each 6fthesh so. any person whopFa sappre
Ind tacuss and secaresthsm in; any ganl, -
lbt the sabscribsr, Living near Dsmi1ias
10y est thsn agaia.
John Stene.
hss WILLIAMS cA~s,
u1ssax 10 20
s. Allpersopa are forkid from hasi,or
den, and hpn eonvsyine thsu AVA
~ u r. wsesr.
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FORsE HLE,

THAT. BEAUTIFUL SEAT,
sCyITUhTED on the banks of Great Blunt
- ing. Greek, called Rnrals Fedcify, for
ssmerly owned by Nh. John DUFF 1T is at pre-
serltrented for one Year, for lfhc sum of sHe
hundred and-6fty, dollars, reserying the right
0fpossession. at any time during the abeye
term, on giving one months hoticer-For
tarmssspply u RICHARD LEWIS.
s. April IS. $3.50 seo T
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F o 3 E S @ L %,
FoR READY MONEY,

FOE READY MONEY,
To the highest bidder, at public auction
Dawson's tarern, in the county OF Loado'al''
and town of Leesbxry ca FRIDAY tm
f4th day of August next,- If fair; ifnOt, TIC i
next fair day by virtue of a. decree OF 'ns
eourt of the UnitsdsS for the 5th Gil,
cult, in the Virginia district, pronounce
atMay term 1905 in suit depending y
said court between the executors OF pan's'
& Mildred, deceased, who was surviving PAR
Z Her Of Mildred and Roberts, Plaintiffs-a~
SAMUEL Hgagh and ethers defendant
900 Acres of Land,
Near Leesburg, on the waters ef Iu'sa' Z
IRA, in the county ofLoudonnthree acrssy
Meadow near Leesburg, and a House ana a. - (.
in lreeshurg; or SO mach thereof as WIZ y; y
sufficient to raise certain sums OF money,,%
terest aae costs, in said decree mentioned.
William Mann,
Armsiead Long, -.
Charles F. Mercer, (:
lame "a. 2s .rs-~
PRINTED DAILY By
lMM VMn WQ f. W.
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KFaH At commodions three story = = I'm
HOUSE next door to Br. Dicks shop,
!: 81 sPtince -strcct~ Possession to be- given cn
, tho FIRST 81 Aug next.
~ ~ intesd "a Isare this state eavlg N
aaid ,pbnth,s beg chat all those that are any
! ways sdebted 10 me viii please cali and sfttic
tie same ons or before the 6rstsof August e
, i6fesxid and those that hare any legal claims
aeainst me viii please exhibit them ln due
t;me. ANN JACKS.
U Ialu ! eo6t*
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O. Sxr1a7sts to hs Hsrgd.

Is ynass NegrosA Nan, who has bcsn car
$ Sriaxe dsirer. and honse servant.
s12so, 81 Negro Girl, who HAS been sacrus-
! toned to honss service.
Eugxirf of the Printer.
rane To- eotf
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Ia Plata Hides.

7s4Ax Scnsh AMERICA OK HIDES, of tic
hrst auality, from Monte Viedos are now
{ inadiasr> and for sale at No, 4, Water-strses,
William Jenkins. 4
4 .ziso o., Hard,
Z Laeuira. Dronoko and Curacao Hides.
n general Gssortnssnf Of
Tsnners' and Cnrr,ers Tools; Tanners
Oil and Leather, of all kinds whle b Is stter-
< ed on podating terEs
June s. fol eoow s
For Sale by the Subscribers,
Lisbon Carpeting for summer, ct dihcfen3
qualities,
Bucellos and crcavsllo Wines in quarter
casks,
window Glass of different sizes.
Mould Candies Of supesigr qlaksy ia
aanah boxes,
Soft shelled almonds IN bags,
A quantity Of patent Iron hollow ware.
#. HoOc &c Co.
The Subfcriber hassiuff Received
hid e6srs i1sr sale.
{. Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER BQI-
y TIES, containing one gross each
Seven bales COTTON, of asuperisr qaa-
ETY. for retailing-and
"A few tierces fresh RICE.
O N II II Nd,
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE, in hhds.
De. REER, in barrels.
.zNDs rs USUAL,
First quality Phnadelphia Porter and Pale
Ale. IN bottles, hxs f6r home, o. flstorf eOn~
: sstehsion.
IL so,
MHlTE~ANDsBR BROWN SOAP old and
dry, md IN nice order for retailing, or FAMILY
use, -
yNn. DUNLAP. !;
June 10. sotf s
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IN O. f / C E.

~ Lii those who have any csaiEas, or ssc-
"a mands against the estate Of John i}l't ~ 4
ls,h, merchant, late Of the town of Alexandris-
are hereby informed, to bring in their &C.
counts, slegally prossd, before the first day OF
Noyepper next, at which tirsea full and ansa
settlement and distribution of his estate, viii
be made. Should amy accounts be exhibited
AFTER that period, they viii be disregarded,
and this Notice pleaded in bar Of them 4 hose hose
that are indebted to the estate, whEhe please.
TO make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig. ~.
aNilliana Herbert, J
April s. ataw
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Notice IS hereby given
TO THE. STOCKHOLDERS OF The
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA.
TNHAT a Dividend Of Tires and Half
Il per Cent on the Capitol Stock Of said
Bank, for the half year, ending this day, is
declared (; and will bcready TO be paid to them
on THERSD AH next the 9th instant,
BY order Of the President and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin,
CAsK1gR.
Bank OF Alexandtia,7
July 6. IN ssaw4w
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,f schools. Il 90
.Maekav,s NAVIGATION, 8 SO
Bowditch's de. "a new edition 50
{ Blunt's Coasting Pilot improved SO
sJphnson's Dictionary with Walk
er's Pronpunciation, 80
'grookc's General Gazetteer inaprc-
red, 50
Scots Geographical Dictionary Of
the United States, so
Geographical Compilations, IBIS.
Domestic .Encyelopaedia, vols.
Ainsworrh' Latin Dictionary. so
Young's do. do. so
Shakspcaye's Works, g Y. ~ mo. 10 o1
Wonders Of Nature and Art, l4y.
boards, IA 90
Octave Bibles with earns Notes, sto s So
$3.50 .--,. q vols. fine paper, n 10 90
Carey's Family Bible, at s s75 and 10 90
Oxford Quarto Bible, Us z so
Ferrand's Latin Courses, Ia epartz
each rs
Adams on the Globes, = so
Life of Nelson, 2 co
Darwin's Economic, 2 vols. octave, 90
Webster on Pestilence, vels. see 90
Wallace on Diseases, 90 !
Cullen's Practice, SO
Rush,s Enquiries, 4ycls. octave 90
Parkinson's Medical AduoniGons, 90 /
Layoisier's Chemistry, 3 so
New Dispsasatory, 90
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Bells Surgery vols. octave, ~ 90
Bell on Ulcers, so
Browns Elements of Medicine, p 90
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Saprins' Sermons, vols. ~ 90
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Paley's Natural Theology, . 90
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For sALE,

FOE. SHLE,
s On advantageous terms,
"A THREE STORY BRICK WARE-
N HOUSE, On Union-strcet, next door
to Benjamin Shreve, Jun. we'll situated for the
Sai,hafag or Grocery business Also, a LOT
Of GROUND, at the corner Of Water and
Wolfe-streess.
To RENT,
md i,xsHeaIeke hossessser gtvss,
Thc:STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
On Fairfax+street occupied by Jeeo6 Hetmdn
Ian excellent stand for the DRx COOP bus
gness.-Apply 70
JONAH Thompion & Son.
March Il. .3tawtf :
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+ Lately pub lished nthis City
AND FOR sALE BIZ sss 8
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