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Jas. BANKHEAp, See'yy. q

at meeting OF the Port-Royal volunteer Company
Light Infantry, on Wednesday, the sth inf.
capt James Bankhead in the chair, the following
resolutions were propoied and adopted:
Inc ort-Royal volunteer company of isht IT,
ianuy, having learned with deep regret the outrage
Committed by the BritRh lhip Leopard, on the United
states rlgae ChefaPeakc, and believing to be in
conformity to the orders ofthe Britiih government,
Can view it in no other light, than declaration of
war and al;ho they fenfible of the horrors and
,n.ohvtnsnee OF war and of the bleogs Of peace,
yse shey are ready and willing to sep forward, with
Promptitude and aaerty, to avenge fuch iniuts, as
nave been, or may be offered to their country
Re0'Ofd' fbersfore, That we pledge our lives and
fortunes, TO iupPort whatever mea(ures the govern
meat OF this country may dcvife, for the purpofe OF
obtaining iatsiaGion OF the Brta, and for the pre-
'eht"n OF future outrages by that or any other nst
on and that we hereby tender our iervices to the
PFehdent oil the United States, for that purpofe.
Fga'T'd' That theie proceedings, be publifhed in
the Richmond Enquirer, and that a copy thereof be
forwarded to the Prefdeht of the United States and
TO the Governor of this commonw .alth.
Jas. BANKHEAD, CAT.
THOMAS MAGRUDLR, Sesyefdry.
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1rHg9afed for ne. lbrrrans;. ss.s,.y,;f. r
Fa'iS Papers If SEsr eps ~ S'''
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Vt affords us great rieafure communicate that
our heigh6oring county of Hanover, upon the frR
luminous, turned out 200 volunteers OF likely active
young men, When the Whtbys and Humphreys's
the Gueph's aud the ljundalrs bear of i,ch things
aud axe perluaded that the United Staes contain five
hundred thouiand, as good and willing as thoie-
'DM tie, not gna9 !beir teeib in the bttern of Rare
aad je'1sso ?
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private letter from New Orleans, yates. tina,
" In Shs duel between Governor Claiborne and Mr.
Cars, the former rrceiveda fis( wound in the thigh
thar he Is in fair way of recovery, and in all
probability, will be able to walk in two or three
weeks. The challenge was from the Governor"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-27

been received by the nver.ion of 25tb
February, 1888, signed 10y the American
commissioners and ratified by congress. and
although thiS public act discharges N. de
Beaumarchais from all accountability ne.
vertheless the government of France. in
order to fulfil the claims of Justice, as well
as the desire of the United States To know
what has become ofthis million, causes it's
minister plenipotentiary to declare:
LIST. That the French government has
always remained stranger to all the mer--
cantiie transactions OF M. de Beaumar-
chais, with the United States.
I'd. That the million given or the 10th of
Jane, l776, to the said Sieur de Beaumar-
chais was for secret political service. of
winch the king reserved to himself the
knowledge.
Sd. That the account of the emDlovment
OF the said million was presented at the
close or 1776 to the king, and approved
by him.
18th. That M. dc Bcaumarchais has been
discharged from 1t by his majesty himself.
5th. And lastly, that the said million was
not given on account of his supplies.
Ihls declaration confirms those which
nave beed made on divers occasions by VI.
de Nergennes and NJ. Gerard, as well N
the American ministers in France as 70
congress, that the French government has
remained stranger to the Mercantile ope-
ratlons OF NJ. de Beaumarchais, and that
he became creditor to the United States.
at the same time that he became a debtor.
to the king for the articles which he had
permission to take from his arsenals, and
which became his own property.
MIR: de Vergennes, in ordering refusal
TO tell to whom the said million was given,
IF RI no
that 1t was inconvenient to tell, proves e.
qualify that it was a secret, and that the
SAID million was not given on account of
the supplies of NJ. de Bcaumarchais. For
to suppose the contrary, would be to think
that this minister wished million more to
be paid by the United States to NJ. de Beau
marchais than was due TO him. This opi
mon would shock whomsoever that was ac-
quanted with the iprobity of Mr.. dc Ver-
gennes.
ITO be continued.
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Some gentlemen say that the laws are alrea-
~ sufficient. how then hive these persons
been refused 'he hobeas corpus, if sufficient,
Some gentlemen say that the stature OF Charles
ii. 10 i'm 'crce in the courts Of the United States
Yet these same gentlemen also declare. that not
even the common law is in force The statute
OF Charles II. IS not in force, aud cannot be, in
our courts. Lex MS make some statute TO sup
ply il, defect--Lct us make positive law, high
'y penal, that will compel the Judges 10 grant
the writ. and all officers concerned 10 obey it,
Subaitern officers ought to be freed from obeying
their superior commander, should superior COM
mander refuse to deliver up person in whose
favor this writ may be granted.
lie could have wished that the subject had
been brought forward before this. but ciycuu-
atanses had not then taken place which now jus.
tty this resolution. He had waited, hoping OIL
derand ADLER members would come forward -
They had not and he thought il his duty.
Mr. Jackson spoke considerable time against
she resolution as unnecessary. He also adyocat-
cd the conduct of general Wilkinson.
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Notice.

Ectrdct from an Ordinance hassed by the
common Hall offhe Ciry IF Richmond.
on the 17th December, 1906.
= AND be it further ordained, that eve
~ person residing within the city, who is
owner or slaves shall annually i'm the month
o. march register with the commissioner of
Tie CITY taxes ali the slaves IN his or her
possession designating their names, aoex
and sexes, and that all persoas rc;idino,
within the city or its liberties who hire
saves by the year, shall in Ike manner in
the SAID month of March register with the
saIu commissioner the names Of ali SLAVES
hlreu by nm or her, and the names of the
person or persons of whom the same shall be
nircd And any person or persons who shall
h're slaves from others who shall fail TO
make such register, shall forfeit and paw
inc sum OF one dollar for each Slave hired
Oy MN and not registered. And aIlown-
CTS OF slaves who shall fail to make re-
5is'ry OF such slaves according to the di
rections OF this ordinance shall forfeit and
pay the sum Of one dollar, which penalties
snail be recovered by warrant before anv
magistrate, one moiety for the use of the
lnIormer, the other to the benefit of the CITY.
FUR sUANT TO the above section, / shall
attend at the Office of Mr.. Nathaniel SheD-
pard in this city, for the purpose of carry
ing 1t into efect-in my absence Mr. Shen-
pard will act for me.
JOHN BROOKE, Com'r.
Richmond, Feb. q, 1907.
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ITO be continued. }
NOTICE is HEREBY PUBLICLY GIVEN

10 all Persons 10 tehom me estate ofJames
. Harris, decd. (V'the Noun is inde5t-
III L the representatives of that estate de-
sire the respective claims or demands against
'"e IS'@'e' should be Immediately brought for
ward and properly authenticated, that the nm.
diersigned nlay make necessary provision for the
discharge oFthe same. Those who are indebted
10 SAID estate are earnestly solicited to paw OF
their accounts without delay, as the situation Of
The estate will not enable the subscribers 70
grant further indulgence
JAMES HARRIS, } Ao,,its of 3ancs
ROBERT HARRIS. { Raryi5, Gee'G.
Chesterfield, FEB. 25th, 1907: w6t
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Sales at Auction.

WIN beSOLD, by the subscri bers on Tucs-
aay the 18th day Of April next, on the
THE HOUSES and LOT.
at present occupied by Thomas Under.
WOOD esq. consisting Of an excellent bTict
dwelling house, smoke-house. carrie -
house and stable, all lately built and in con-
Plete repair the lot well enclosed. Orc
ran ran the purchase money payable next
SS,i5, 'nis.' and the balance payable the
Christmas following, for bonds viii o.
proved security, with a deed of trust on Tie
property to secure the punctual payment
OF the money. '''~'''
NJ inc same time and place will be sold
four or FIVE excellent HOITcJ5 ct,p
WANTS, together with several new FEA-
- = TEX BEDS, and great variety Of
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE. for
next Christmas P1y'0i~
PRoSSER S. MONCURE, Auc'rs.
Feb. 25, 1907. IL
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February Is.
SUPREME COURT OF The UNITE
STATES
Saturday, February 81.

Sd'nrAl7, Fe5rHaty 2I.
Chief Justice Isys5aH delivered the opinion
of the court IN the case of Messrs. Bol!n,an and
Swa;twoui.
The opinion was very long, and went, to a
considerable extent, into definition of the
crime of treason.
Ga several points involved in the case, the
court, consulting of four judges Judge Living.
s'on having gone home in consequence of The i'll
ness OF ms daughter) were equally divided
The opinion concluded with the order of the
court to discharge tbe prisoners
AS we purpose giving this important opinion,
at length, in our next paper, we have avoided
any statement of its con,ent..--Na,. Intel
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F'o'a Re YasbiaS'on Fe4e,a!ist Of last Saturday
CONGRESS-HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES.
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The House OF Representatives have this day
appropriated 10000 dollars for Qualifications, &
tbs same sum for gun boats. 10
General Adair and MIR Ogden arrived 4, Bal
umore, from New-Or,eans, on Tuesday last un
dercharge of lieutsnant Lucke,, and 1 guard OF
soldiers. On Wednesday they were brought be-
fore judge Nicholson, in obedience TO 4 writ OF
ha6eas corpus allowed by him that morning and
were Immediately released, no cause of conine.
ment being shewn. II is said they arrived in
the city yesterday evening. 10.
The legislature of the territory of Orleans met
at the city OF New Orleans, on the Is of Ia
nuary, when governor Claiborne addre ssed then,
in speech OF considerable length.
Tine speaker laid before the house a letter
from the hon James Workman. Judge of the
county court of Orleans county, covering sundry
documents, informing the house of representa-
tives that he had adjourned his court sine die.
and explaining his reasons therefor. The il!ec al
arrest and transportation of certain persons, Inv
order Of general Wilkinson, the overthrow of
the civil authority. BIC. was also announced.
The letter and part of the documents were read.
and the whole referred to u sclect sarnmit,ec.
Letters from Orleans mention the arrest of
Judge Workman, who aloweI. L evils Kerr. esq
the attorney who issued the first writ of habeas
corpus for Mr. Ogden, on which ne was released.
and James NJ. Bradford. editor of the O,lsan
Gazette. 10.
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lie said to- the King of Prussia

He said to- the King of Prussia
The success of my arm, are not at
all uncertain-Your troops shall be beat
en-, but il win cost the blood Of my chill
drsn.-Ifi it could be spared by some ar.
rangement compatible with the honor of
my crown, there is nothing may not do
to spare so precious blood. There is
only honor, which can be, in my view,
more precious than the blood of my SOL
6;er.."
1t appears that the remnant Of the
Prussian army have retired towards
Magteburg, Of all this immense army
but few remnants have re-joined.
To this bulletin is annexed the CAPT.
tulation of the town and citadel Of Err.
furth.
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Peruvian Minerva, No. IS.

LIMA, 23d September, 1906.
Yesterday an extraordinary express
arrived in this capital, who left Arequipa
the 18th inst with the pleasing news that
the victorious arms of Our most Catholic
mona1ch have retaken Buenes Ayres, on
the 18th August. The glorious con.
queror was, Don Santiago de LINERS,
captain in the royal navy, who, when
the British took said place, had saved
himself in Monte Video the governor
whereof had con6jed under his com.
msnd a light aotills of about so sail, and
$500 men, between troops of the line
and volunteers perfectly equipped
With these he landed inthe port of Las
Conchas, where reinforcement. Joined
them from Buenos Ayres and Campana
so as to compose, a body Of s, 800 men
mall thence they procee ded to- Retro,
where they encamped on the 10Th, and
remained from various circumstance.
until the 18th; when they attacked with
the most astonishing bravery, all the
fortified points of the enemy in the
streets aod squares Of the city, and car.
ried them, routing the enemy withr the
greatest inttsPidity; thence they, pro-
ceeaed 70 take the fort by assall,, but
being threatened by our general with
military execution, the enemy though.
best to surrender. =.
General William Car Bere.iord va.
taken PrisonsE of war, with upwards Of
1000 aiepsof his own ,troops, who OBJ
tanned the honors Of war, remaining
however 1t the discretion Of he conquer.
or. " t 4. = h@f
i 81 <r:4ss. }s La / - -. & as iyts% r,
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signed to commence operations with
and from which, owing to the disaifsc-
ton Of the people of that territory, and
the expectation that the American troops
will be kept in motion by another power,
success IS strongly calculated on. 1t is
also strongly suspected that a foreign
gentleman friendly to the enterprise,
has pecuniary means equal to the extent
and wants thereof, at command.
On Friday last, received commu-
nication from general officer in the mi.
lita, in the FIRST division, informing me,
that two boats loaded with artillery,
muskets and bayonets, new, and of
Observation-Disclosures, passed down the
Ohio, on board Of which were gentlemen
who spoke the French language that for
want Of legal authority, he was not able
to crafty his patriotic wishes in arrest
ing them.
= Under this state Of things, it Is sub
mitted whether the public energies Of
Ohio ough. not to- be directed towards
eounseraeting that part Of the preparing
forces within our jurisdiction, on the
Muskingum river, and the securing the
agent preparing them, if possible And
indeed, it is thought other forces may
descend the Ohio from above, and which
might be stopt in the Ohio while floating
down towards the point Of junction.
EDWARD TIFFIN.
Chillieoths, Dec. ed, 1906.
As soon as the law of the general as.
sembly passed both houses, which clothes
the governor with unlimited powers, to
enable, him to act with energy, and which
was bottomed on his confidential commu.
nicasion made to them. We are informed
he sent off asrexpress to Marietta, to ar
rest the Aotilla and the agents employed
in that quarter and for fear it might es-
cape, and other preparations which, we
understand, was to leave Pittsburgh and
other points on the Ohio, getunder way,
We are told an express has gone on to
Cincinnati, with orders to plant some
artillery on the banks there, and call out
such part of the militia as will be compe-
tent to arrest and examine every boat
passing down the river, and secure any
military party or parties that may be at.
tempting to get to the place Of general
rendezvous. =, =.
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Washington City, January S
COLONEL BURR

We are authorised to state, bv 4 gen
tleman just arrived from Frankfort, in
Kentucky, who was present at Col. Burr's
Trial, and had an opportunity of know.
ing the testimony produced before the
Grand Jury, that correspondence actu-
ally took place between Colonsl Burr and
the Executive, fourteen mouths ago, re.
lative to the present expedition.
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EIGHTH BULLETIN.

Welmar, Oct. 10.
The different corps Of the army which
are pursuing the enemy, announce every
moment prisoners, baggage. cannon,
magaEines and provisions Of all kinds
taken. Marshal Davoust has Just taken
50 pieces OF cannon; Marshal Soult a
convoy Of 1000 tons Of -four; and Mar.
shall Bernadotte 1900 prisoners. The
army is in such manner dispersed and
mixed with our troops that one Of their
battallions came to join one Of our advan.
ced night guards, mistaking it for'one Of
their own. The King of Prussia endea.
yours to get to Mag1eburg. Marshal
MolendortFis very sick at Erfurth the
Duke Of Berg has sent him his physician.
The Queen of Prussia has been many
times in view ofour posts she is in con-
ttnual terror and, alarm. The evening
she passed her regiment in review, she
never ceased to stir up the King and the
generals. She wished for blood and the
most precious blood has lown-the most
experienced generals fell in the FIRST con.
Aict. - --- --------. .--
The Brigadier.Geuerat Durosnel
InstEs i bold charge with the goth and
7a'h ehasseurs, which had the greatest
.eaes,; the Major of the 2osh particular
ly distinguished himself. Brigadier.
General Colbert, at the head of the I'd
hussars and 12rh chasseurs, had great
sueesss in several charges made upon the
enemy.
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+" oSoFe tne pFss su0y y q an
upil Be ITO ns General 1.st.
az dead letters. --A,-.'va.
Is. WILLIAM NIB. BUTTER, =
uel Burns, Mary Ballard, Edwaa.
Brown. Henry Blake, Cephas Bear
Benjamin Bell. .,..., :
e: lssarasl Grow, David Cadet,
William Cherry. e.. : 80
D. Patrick Dausherty, samuel Dan.
lei. Benjamin Downs. 81;
E. Thomas b: Evans, Mrs. A. Ever
rift. James Ewing. .a,.s.
F. Mu. Ann Frame, Henry Frasier,
6. James Glenn, Gabriel T. Green.
field, Lloyd Gardner. q b. ~
H. Jacob Hite, . letters, John HUFF,
Henry Hams, Mrs. Eliza Hunter, James
Hors.. George Hackney, John HAynie,
John Hinkle. 49,. -, ~:a1 IT,.
J. GeDrge Jackson, Henry 1.ler.iun.
\. John Kennedy, 2letters, Thomas
Ksyes, Bennm;n KercheyilL flames
King, William Rumble. William Keriin.
l.: George LafFerty, John L. on, Tho
mas LaffertyI 2letterss - = ".
.- M. John Mcconnell, RobertM' Clin-
took, Isaac M'Dill, Vincent Moore.
William Munroe, James M'Donald,
Abtada' Morgan, Samuel Mendenhsll,
Mr.. May field, John Moore. John NJ.
Pherson, 2letters, Daniel MsPherson,
2letters, Miss Ann M'clanahah, T.
HHeutoFs -.f,as.. 4. @sysst: Il -.
O. David Ogelvie. =:
P. Robep Park, John Packets, John
Palmer, Michael Paltz. 2>,t',3
X. Van Rutherford. .sg, ~
s.. William Shirley, Mrs. "A. Sero.
ther, Thomas Sallers, Robert Shirley,
Walter Shirley, Alexander Stuk.th,: >
letters, William stephensop. 81 yholi-
new Smith. -,.s-7 -. III. -. =: =
T. William Tap.eos., Jonathan Til.
lis, Sally Thomas: ~ > \ n.
~. William Vanhorn. i. : 4-{s...a ~.
w. Miss 4. Weaver, Thomas. Wat
sen. Alexander White. John Ward,
William Wartenbe, James Walliugsford,
Samuel Williams, Shelters. :, -,
Y. John Young 2iettefs. =: :~ .
JOHN HUMPHREYS, IN.
January I, 1907. n -.
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-:ot@:%:o:@:o:@o
tfliLEIcoTHE, D.eemhe, =

cfIfLEIcoTHE, Dscemherai- ..
= On Tuesday the second inst. the 60
.YenoL Of this state sent the following con-
fdrnGai communication to both houses
Of the legislature; -.
TssAr snsral assembly etthe state Of o.
Ei0.
+. A number Of .concurrent c;rcumstan-
ees, received from sources on which the
greatest possible reliance may be placed,
warrants, a belief, that some hostile ex.
Prdi.ioa is on foot inimical to the peace
and interests Of the United States, as
we'll as calculated to prove ruinous to the
peace and prosperity of the westsrn part
thereof. As chief magistrate Of this
state, have thought ia duty l owe to
/ my fellow. citizens.- 70 this STATE, and to
the general government, to Lay the infor-
nation have received before the repre-.
SeutatiSes of the people, that their uni
ted wisdom might direct to some means
Of prevention, as far as in their power,
towards eounteraeting the evil designs.
i, n have l. from gentleman OF great
1yespectability, clothed by the United
States with public character, that per-
son living near Marietta, on the Ohio
river, but oat Of the Jurisdiction Of this
STATE, has avowed himself an.aGsnt of a
gentIemaniate high in Office inthe, United
States, and is empowered, and is actual
IN preparing Hotilla, Consisting Of from
On to fifteen battsaux, forty feet long,
IN hluskineenlriver, and is purchasing
% provisions 70 loadIheIn with, and len
aeavouring TO engage active, entsrpri.
sing young men, to sail therein down the
Chic who are promised pay and rations
from the time enlargement, wNhPr
ises of future fortunes, &c. that this a.
gent proposed %. two gentlemen Of great
Isspscsahility 20 Join in . plan. suggested
81 his principal, and which he haa engag.
ID IN, which would procure for them am
ple fortunes which plan was % attac k
and seize thecity Of Nsw.o Orleans and
its dependencies, sihe money inths bank
and treasury (which amounts 20 upwards
oftwo millions Of dollars) the. military
stofes, and / 6nc park OF French brass
artillery layingthere, and.to ersct . gov
eminent independent Of the .United
S,ates, under ,he protection Of . foreign
European power, and finally 70 forces 81
draw the peopletof the western country
I toseeede from the Union, BY sandry
means pointed out. Il has also been
suggssted, that three different small ar
mameuts below this. 90 the Ohio, arr
preparing 10 join 10 this expedition. land
1allaIe permitted g join, Will amount
10 thirteen hundred men, tho force de-
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Ss"ssssSssa~s~4%s
PHILAnELHIA- De


The Western and Southern Mails,
received last evening, furnish informa.
ton relative to Col. Burr, which, if true
is highly interesting.
From a confidential communication
made by the Governor to the General
,Asembly of the state of Ohio, on the ed
Of December, Il would appesr, that
4" Burr's plan was to attack and seize the
city of Orleans, and is dependencies !;
the money in the Bank and Treasury
(which amounts to upwards Of two mil.
lions Of dollar.) the military stores, and
a 6ne park Of French brass artillery Law.
ing there, and to erect a government in.
dependent of the United States, under
the protection. of foreign European
power-and, finally, to force or draw the
people Of the western country to secede
from the Union.
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MART1NsBURc, January 8.

Died, at MSptantdtion in this County,
on Tuesday the 2srduh. Mr.. WILLIAM
BURNS, senr. at the advanced age ofss
years, during the close q which he 1oas
almost constantly Giseased.--We shall
nosot'empf an eslogv ;his actions through
life speak more Jo'cibiy than ,ve can, and
they bear testimony that he conducted
himself as nntoreGt man ought. He Ev'd
to see a ueTy numerous and respectable
Progeny rise up around him, to The third
generation.
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber. reaue..aII I
Il =, dsbted to them, ia any /.
whatever to make Immediate pas
a: no lonssr, Indulgence San PossiS
LEwIss RoBERr wILLt
sMNartinsbsrg. Jauassy.0, iso1s
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BALTIMORE December 70.
.Messrs. 1undt & Bro1un.

-NaeHSTd. UIIuE q bT01UN,
The following is translated from the
Havana Gazette, called the Aurora,
and notwithstanding the incredibly you
have expressed in your Gazette Of the
24,h, Of the probability Of the fact, it
nouU confirms it beyond a doubt. You
arecomplimented with a preference by
one of your subscribers.
-, Dec. IS, 1906.
by Permission Of the superior Souern-
nrent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Sd Dec. 1906.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Peruvian Minerva, No. IS.
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THE person who borrowed M. 4.h
i Volume Of :. Washing.on's LIFE
from the subscriber, (and did not bring
i back agreeable % promise, } is desired
to return mmediately.
:, = /: Il. ROBERT c. WILLIS.
Martinsburg, January 8, 1907. j