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MONDAY June is.

< Z X asEs q - =
Gen. Wilkinson was sworn end sent
into the grand jury. IT., RI s
Mr.. Hay began By requesting the
court 10 instruct as 70 the proper form Of
oath which should be administered to
the grand Jury. That il the oath which
had been administeredwas not sufficient,
thar the Witnesses should be sworn over
again. B q
Mr.. Bon. had NO objection % the
oath. q s. .: g
Mr.. Hay then Informed the court thas
there were four indietments before the
grand Jury, two against col. Burr, and
two against Mr. Blannerhasset; one .
gainst each fpr high treason, md one for
. misdemeapor.
Mr.. NNickham moved the court that
no papers which were NOT authenticated
should b cent up 10 the grand jury
He wished solely for he opinion Of the
court on this snbieet.. 49,, -. 1 = !:
Mr.. Hay hoped the court would not
agree 20 the motion. one mere suekes-
tion Of thcEcounsel. That Il Nas very
probable zen. Wilkinson might during
M svidenre have occasion % lay before
the grand jury several papers Of impor.
lance, particularly those Of eorrespon.
dencs on the subject then IL question.---
Thatit was the daty Of gen. Wilkinson
20 lay before the grand jury soch papers,
andhe cerAinly would do 90. Mr.. Hay
had no objection however, fhe court
4 n 49, ~ -
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NORFOLK, June a..

On Tuesday, the u. s. friEats Chesa-
peake arrived ID Hampton roads, with-
out eoloss and The ofisers without arisis,
4o'tloek IN die afiernosn ths wesaaed
men arrived IN town. md were immeedi-
aiely cent 10 the marine hospital.
LAT Of fhe liiled and sponndsd on board
-s..,,.,--rz the Ghes1teakr. s.
- IS 10 KILLED 81
1osePh Arnold, city Of Washinetou.
John Lawrence, PennsylyaniiS.
John Sharkley, Philadelphia.
= wounDED.
Mr.. Brook, midshipman.
Robert M'Donald, Washington city. !.
Thpmas Short, Virginia. So
George Pereivsl, Rhiladelphia.
FrShcis Coenhove1, sNew-York.
James Eppes, Petersburg VirEinia.
Costqp brown, Gambia, N. Hampshirs,
Peter Simmons, Prussia. Il
WilliAM Hendrick, Albany, New. York.
Pet1 Ellison, Denmark.
John Hayden, BALTIMORE.
JohA Parker, NeW. York.
William Moody, Delaware.
Yssttrday amore numerous collection
ofpeople assembled than was ever be-
fore Witnessed in this place. But one
voice. one sentiment, one spirit OF re-
venes va % be heard orseeni tempered
however by resignation % the VIII 81
government. The following resolntions
1srs adopted By the meetipE and CO
pics direesed DO be senk % die neighhor-
inetowns and states. s.; -
~ q meetiae Of the ciiixens 'sf siis b.
rssgA q NSssA sad isUa Il Rsrts-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-07

Lees Genuine Persian Lotion.
LEES DAMASK LIP SALVE.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The only remedy yet discovered which gives
immediate and lasting relief IN the most severe
instances.
THE .ANODYNE ELIXIR,
For tile cure Of all kinds of headache.
RejfoYatiue Powder fertile Teeth g Gums
THE FOREGOING MEDICINES SOLD BY
NICHOLAS KINGSTON,
1T his China, Glass, Queens-Ware end Seed
Store, nk,Jar street, facing Aessrs. Rick
cts and .Nescton's.
Each article has on the outside wrapper, the
signature Of
Richard Lee and Sos,
Without which none are genuine.
March 81
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LEES ELIXER.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
coughs, catsrrah's asthmas, sore threats, and
approaching consumpt,ons.
To parents who may have chldNn afflicted
with tie hopping Rough, this discovery is OF
the first magnitude, as it affords immediate
relief, checks the progress, and u a short
time entirely removes the most cruel disorder
10 which children are liable. The elixir IS
so perfectly agreeable, and tie soseNso smalf'
Shat no difficulty arises in taking it.
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To Rent.
March 81
T @ BE S OLD,

I'OT Te&tEg 1lIoRSU,
re the highest bidde:, at Pubic Auction, z
DAWSON's TAVERN, i'll the toEn Z
LEESBURG, in the county of LGudon q
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of Nay EEK
IF fair, if not, tie frat fir day. by VIM
CT decree CT tho 'eaurt. Of the United Stsa
for the 5th circuit - the Virginia dis,ac;
pronounced in November telm 1906, ni
suit depending between .tho execute"
Daniel Afildrf7, deceased, Hho was suT'
wing. psrtner ef .kaF!dred and kobfrts, PLAN
tiSs-and ssna.st I1oush, 5iadl0n Aoag5ai
Others, defendants.
liz acres of Land, lying IN tn
county of Loudon, On the kitocktcn Run q
La Part Ct a tract called Scotland lr-o~-
A tract containing SO acres, with a Meicla
Mill thsreoa, also part of the before G ,I
f:onsd tr~ct-Also los acres OF Lard, HSl
wise a tp~rt eff Scotland Tract, or so mug
thereof as will be sufficient to raise ce,'a1
sans of money, interest and costs IN sSla q
cree gaent;oned.
William Mann <
.Armstead Long, 81
Charles +. Mercer, .
: ygisbY,e end. Malch S. """'.
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IN pursuance Of the foregoing

IN pursuance OF the foregoing
decree Will Dc sold the land and Premises there
in mentioned, called Buckland, lying IN she
counties Of Fauquier and Prince William 49,
The sale will be mate on the premises, on the
10th day OF May next, and the land VII be
sold entire, or in lots, as may be thought pro-
per GA the day of sale.
Also, Under a decree Of the said
court, pronounced at the May term, 1905,
between Robert Bird, plaintiff, against Josiah
Watson and John Love, defendants, viii be
sold, to the highest bidder, for ready money,
a tract Of Land, lying in the county of West
moreland, called Chantily. The sale will be
made ON the premises, on the 18th day OF
May next.
Benjamin Mosby, D. NJ.
.jos. JOS. Seott, M. Y. DIT.
fMarch 24l 2awts
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lees Grand Re,20ratsys,

Proved by long and exten:lse eyperienaeto
be absolutely unparalleled IN the cue OF ner-
vous disorders, cohsumptioas, lowncss q spl-
9rits, loss of appetite, irnpusty of blood, NY
.sterieal affections, inward weaknesses, violent
cramps in the stomach and baslS, indlgesAo ION,
melancholy, gout in the stomach, pans lnaae
limbs, relaxations, involuntary emissions, ooc
>stinate elects, flour albus Tor whites lmPotalb
rsay, barrenness, sc.
Infallible Aguc-and- Feyer Drops,
For tie cure ct .Ggucs,s i,caiitteaS aaa asfeF"
mit5eat feucrs.
LEES genas5ne E2enee end Egt11t5
of MaH1a7d.
A safe and eliectual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, palsy, lunlbago,
nurlbnes., white sMcNinss, chilnlains, spraIns,s
bruises, pains in the face and neck, &c.
Lees Sovereign Ointment toT
the Itch,
Which is warranted an iiniaiiisble remedy at
Sonc application, and may BE used with the
most perfect safety. by pregnant women, or on
Infants week old, not containing a particle CT
mercury Or any dangerous ingredient whate-
IIsver, and Is not accompanied with that torment
ling smart which attends the use OF other remc-
dies.
Lees Genuine Eye-Water,
a sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
eyes, whether the effect of natural weakness
, or accident.
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Fer rfndY Money,

50 the highest bidder, at pubic aus onn.,o
~nAWsON'S TAVERN, ~ tn n1 cyp%T !
y .ondo,s, and town of I-EESBoEs(", j.
~Fgedaesday, tho 9th Of May next, y ss,' Z.
if not, the next fair day by Flftee% ., y,
cree of the court Ct. the uhitea 2'a s:lrai
the fifth circuit, in the Virginia s a., /,
pronounced at May terrl .ast, IA ! ct e,e,.
bending In said court bet~ee" 'D 'rEo sri
tors Of Daniel 1fTzarcd, deceased, T p,Jss.
surviving partner Of INJURED '1u o,Eecds
claims; tffs-aad Samuel Ho'lg6 silp w.
PENDANTS ..brr.
600 acres of Land, near Lcs s,,o,,
on BE vsters CT Iuscarora, in the eo,'l Lss,
Loudoan-thsee acres Of Mcad0" o.l,,rg q
BURG. and House and Lot in Lee a. :, rj j.
90 much thereof rs viii be suiiisi' ,I cost,
certain 5nsns Of money, intsreS' ''.N
said decree mentioned. 4
William Mann Il
hrmstead Long, IS
Charles F. Merfsh25 ,ry,
Richmond, March 6. -.,--,s.ess: ..t'.,'
.'-'-+''-- g PRINTED pArts ~ {, d
S MUEL S ME-
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Lees Genuine Eye-Water,

a sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
eyes, whether the effect Of natural weabne SIS
or accident.
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CASH viii he given !.
a few likely young re GIs0Es eit.. i0t
Those who have such property to oisrs ssae'
will meet with purchaser by apolr; F'%s G,
Hodgkta's, sign Of the Indian Qaee n's At J.
andria. I''' hie1.
April s.
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= PUBLIC SALE.

.Ry sir.le of deed sf trust from .dnaress
fsasasay and Cataariae 1ais wife, and Nzasaas
Ranssay, to the subscriber, TO secure the
payracilf of certain sums ct money to the
9aas OF Alexandria, will lie exposed to
sale, ut puoic auction, on the premises 81
the l4th day of May next, ID the to"ii % %
.Alexandria, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
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T @ i S o Id

Richmond, Mach s.
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One Lot or parcel OF. ground.

situate on the south side Of kingg-Street, and
10 the eastward of Fairfax-street, extending
on Kinr-street IS feet, thence southWardly,
with line parallel to Fairfax street, 81 iees'
to a twelve foot alley. On this lot there afs
two good frame etcre houses. 5,
One other Lot, situate to thc
southwark of Queen-street, and on the east
side of Fairfax-street, and extendlag thefe,
with 81 feet 9 inches, thence eastWaraiy ans
parallel TO Queen-street 90 ieet
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PROOF,
NJ + ElJl'T,
or the good effects e Zee end Sons
Genuine. Medicine. sheWn by the
following cases Of cures
Lees Worm-rle5t1oying Lozs5ges.

I Lee s VVOf Ht-Ltt3tI UytHS AO~S't51 80
This ,neAcine, which is as innocent s mild
as il IS certain and ehicacious IN It's operation,
cannot iniure the youngest infant, should no
worms exist in the body but will, without pam
or gripping, cleanse the stomach and bowels OF
whatever is foul or offensive, and thereby pre-
vent the production of worms and many iatal
disorders.
From the many eases OF cures that daily
some to our knowledge, we have selected the
following:
Szessgs. Richard Leeg Son,
You are at liberty to publish the astonishing
cure performed byyour Lozenges on my SOM
10 wears old, who was afflicted with levers,
naiil in his side, and continual headache,
which reduced him SO lew that ne was unable
to sit I'D. One of my nsighbors advlsaa me to
use your Lozengcs, which he's had the Aappy
effect of restoring him to better state OF
health than he has enjoyed fos several years.
in the. short space Of seventeen days.
JOHN KELLEY, Pittrstrsst
asics.rs. Richard Lee q Sos,
MY son, FIVE years cid, has for SEINE time
past been very unhealthy, having feysrs, head
aesa, and loss of appetite. Hearing OF the
many cures performed by your Worm Lo e,
pes, was induced to give them trial ~ nc
Sffeet was beyond my expectation, as <afge
quantity of small worms was expelled; hun
dreas Of them wa. alive for some time after.
JOHN KENNEDY, Potter-street'
Baltimore, Jan. 4th, 1907
M,ssrs. Richard Lee u Sog,
Having observed in the newspaper an adserT
t;sement Of yours describing the good quail
ties of your Worm Lozenges, induced ne to
call at the store of Warner and Hanna, and to
make trial Of some of them on female chlla
of INV friends, who was in my care, WHICH,
a from her symptoms of disease, VIZ. sickness,
a picking at the nose, offensive breath, and O.
ther- Ike circumstances, authorized myself and
Mrs. Mccormick to determine that worms
,was the complaint; accordingly lew days
since, made trial of the medicine, agreea-
bic to the directions, and am happy to gay,
that on the third day, afterwards the Child e.
yacuated large worms, and other offensive
lrnatter, such as to me was astomshiRs t!ata-
Inv human being could have contained--partl-
sscularIy at so early an age as one ye;ef aha a
half Old For the good ofsociety have much
pleasure in mentioning the case, and TO OBJ
serve that the child is now pc. city we'll, and
assumes a healthy appearance. Any c5her
Esiinformation SHALL give with pleasure on ap-
piicstion to me, at nyEouse Ia Frederick
Nstreet, near Messrs. Van Wysk and Dorseys
auction room
WILLIAM MCCORMICK,
,Es.,tinore, jan. 81, 1897.
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One other Lot On Thompion's

alley, extending on said alley and binding
thereon IA feet inches, by 50 feet deep.
A credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen months
will be Given 10 the purchaser, on his giving
his notes, with an approved endorser, Tor the
payment ofthe purchase money IN three equal
iestaiments and deed of trust on the pro-
LudWell Lee, Trustee.
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From the Frankfart (K:) PALLADE
UM, Of DscsMber}4, 1906. H.

The comunittee appointed 70 enquire
into the conduct Of Judge Sebastian met
on Thursday last, and after = very Id
borious, patient andimpartial investiga-
ton, HadiamousI4 agreed On Monday, to
resolution expressive OF the Judges
guilt: The charge Of having received a
pension from The Spanish government,
was not only satisfactorily proved % the
committee by testimony, bur askno~-
lodged BY the Judge himself.
Previous to the meeting of the COM
mittee ON Thursday, Mr.. Sebastian ad.
dressed letter to the house of repre-
senta,iVes, requesting that no enquiry
should be entered into until he had rea.
Sonable time allowed hitn to bring for
ward his testimony to rebuff the charges.
After considerable debate, the house re.
jected the application and the committee
proceeded. Soon after the committes
met, the chairman read letter from the
governor, enclosing the Judges resig.
nation; the committee, notwithstanding
proceeded with the enquiry, concsiving
that his resignation could not come pro-
perly before them, as they were acting
under the orders Of the house, and until
discharged BY il, they felt themselves OBJ
ligedto pursue the dbjectfor which they
were constituted. = tn.
? 10 eonIdEmity to the wishes, of the
chairman OF the committee, We shall not
attempt to present any epitome Of the;
evidence addueed on this momentoas
and highly Interesting occasion J. but DOR,
readers will have no reason to regret
this as the whole is incorporated with the
report, for the purpose ofbeing laid be.
fore the public with aAPossible dispatch.
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.cle, Of which should be, the restoration
ofthree Abbeys, and the separatidH OF.
the town Of Vessel from the Frenct en-
pire.4 ~, s.:-ss. = =" ):
These conditioAs speak for them
selves: they shew how moderate the king
has been in. his demands, even At this
moment, and how much the fnainte.
nance ofpeace, if France wishes peace,
depends. upon herself. .---.- J.
The term perempsorily fixed by the
King, for the decision Of peace or war
has elapsed. His Majesty has not re-
eeived the answer Of the Cabinet Of St.
Cloud; or rather, the preparations made
around him, daily. give the answer
The King csn henceforth confide the
safety and honor OF his crown only to
arms He takes them up with pain, be-
cause the chief object Of his wishes was
not a glory purchased by the tears OF his
people, hut by their tranquility; for his
cause is just. Never has sovereign
made greater sacrifices to peace. He
pushed his condescension TO the last lin.
1t that honour would allow. + very thing
which was directed 70 inst him person.
ally he passed over H. silsnee. The o.
pinions Of the iynotant aud tie reflections
ofthe sianderods, be despised, animated
with the constant hope, thar he would be
able TO conduct his people, without init-
~, TO that period, which Must soon< or
later arrive, when unjas. greatness shall
find its boaptIs, and atut3i iion which OBJ
stinsrelS refused 70 acknowledge any H.
mi.s, shall At length overleap itself.
. The motives which induced his majes-
ty to- tax e mp arms are not to satisfy hi.
resentmrnts> to increase his power, or
III render a nation uneasy which he shall
ALWAYS esteem, as long as it confines it.
selfto its Just and natural interests but
to avert from his king'lrm ne fate whic h
was preparing for it; topreserve TO the
people Of Frederick, their indie pc ndence
and their glory |; to -rtsrue untnrtuuate
Germany from the yoke by which It is
oppressed, and to bring about a safe and
honorable peace. The day Of which he
shall effect this, will be the proudest Of
his life. The events ofthe war which is
now beginning, are in the disposal OF
Supreme wisdom. His majesty leaves
Il to others to indulge in premature ex-
uitation and gratall'us insult, as he has
tor long thnc allowed the IN the misera,
bic satisfaction arising from unjust iuvec.
tvss. He leads to honorable combat an
army worthy its former glory. liz
feig"s over PeoPae Of whom he may be
proud and while he is ready to shed his
blood for them, he knows what he may
expect from energy and affection. Prin-
cts, the honor Of the German name, who
ean eonhde in his gratitude and honour,
and who, fighting by his side. are
not dubious Of victory, have joine d
their banners with his and Sove-
reign who adorns with his virtues one
Of the first thrones in the world, is ps.
netfated with the justice of his Cause
Hjs arms are blessed BY the voice Of his
people. With so many motives to be
conscious Of his strength, Prussia may
De permitted continually to con6de in her
highdestiny. a-~ -
HEAD QuARTERs, l ~@-
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MARTLMsBtrRG. January ..

TheiEditor O ihe LteMgencrr tsneraa:.
tulates, his friends on The retmrn of ana.
ther year: tie feels truly Srate1m for
past tauours, and sUhilr ne eadea0ours to
deserve 1UeH, he shailn2t despair Of their
future support and appreciation. = =,
The M'eibgsncev, in common with
other Orhictrs # usetli information,
has kab0uedt0 produce good, and aapsit-
ted aNpicces from eve'y quarter efa SCI,
en'Ltfc a"dinst'ncfive nature. Tie Edl-
tor IS g'a1fedto hear Of its favaur4b
receptiO" among the pe9pte, and ds41res
rte public. that euery crerHon shall be
r'Hde in f1i"re to extend its usefulness,
amt from It's merit, to add TO Ae lis. Of
his subscribers. i
WIth 'incere good wishes far happy
and probiio"s netUi year, he remains,
1o'M agectiondte esteem the public friend.
To be enabled during the present food
Of Interesting foreign and domestic &C.
eurreuces, to keep pace with the events
OF the times, We are compelled to COM
press within narrow bounds, As Well
such articles as are Of minor importance,
a. many more interesting, which the
want Of room prevents US from giving in
detall.-but We have no time to apdio.
gise.-The last accounts from GENE.
RAJ MIRANDA, are to the l4th of
November-he was then at Trinidad
with his army, IN deplorable condition {!
destitute ofProvisions, money, &credit.
The Legislature, of Maryland, by
the last accounts, were discussing the
propriety ofenacting law " to tax batch
riars and bank st0ek, for the education of
poor children" The increase Of banks,
in tina. state, is thought TO be as danger
Gus to hsprinciples Of repsblicanism, as
that Of bachelors are to the interests of
the -HA1R sExt-The-saip Titus,
from Bourdeaux bound to Philadelphia,
with applet on borad) was captured on
the 9th ult. in sight Of Cape Henlopen
light house. The pilot and IL passen.
gers were put on board a pilot boat,
which was driven ashore BY gale, Of
| wind !--Coasbiracies at home and iasilts
abroad, appear 70 be the peculiar bles-
sings Of the administration of, Mr.. Isf-
fefsot; and ever will be that Of any
othsf alike destitute. Of ,snergy.---A---
| L., The resolution offered to the Senate
i6y Nr. Tracy, calling uisdn the Presi.
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Public Sale

NFILL be sold % the highest bidder
w for ready money, on Monday ths'
Goth inst. at farm called Hin and Dale.
near Battle Town, ID the Connry be Fed
erick, three Young Negro Men, nom
90 20 50 years Of age. also, an the crop
ofcorn, Rye, and Grain Of every des,
:cription, and al the Horses, Cattle and
Farming Utensils, now ON the said farm.
which will DC shswn 1t any tinle previs
GUS TO the sale, en- applications 70 No.
Shisely the Oversret. The above mo-
perry is sold under = Deed Of Trust rom
Richard 3. Ice % the subscriber, for,
securing the pay nent Of ! certain sum 81
money 70 Rawleigh eolston.
A.. g. DENEAi.E, Tru,see.
January 8, 1907. u
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ndfeeiing in Germany and cannov fail
70 awaken kindred sympashiss In every
Americas bosom. F.T. Herald.l
LETTER ER0M =. IN. PALM TO
:. !. ,ts-Sz HIYWLfE. " III, ,9r~,.
:. 70 the Dungeon Of he Military, =.
Prisoaof brannau, Aug. "a. lsos.
nix O'Clock il the n,orning-- :

80 :, six O'Clock IN the morning-
Is My dearest beloyed--when9 you
read these lines YOU are widow, and
our dear, dear children have no longer
father. My destiny Is fxed 10 i've
hours I cease to live. But though | die
the death OF . criminal. You know that
l have committed no crime IL falla Vic.
tim Of the present. calamitous times |!
times when an untimsly end can neither
dishonoar = mau, whose whole life has
been irreproachabie, nor throw % stain
on his surviving family. Incur misera-
BILE days what virtue has not expired BY
the hands of the executioner! Do nor
let your affection for the fate Of q hus.
band, deprive you Of 6rmness 10 support
the duties Of a mother. Our dear, dear
babesS Ooh, my God - shall never
more press them Or you 70 my. bursting
heart 3 have now double claim % yorf
maternal love, as wellas on your mater
nal tenderness. ImplaAt in their tender
minds all those virtuoss sentimsnts
which made their good mother 20 very
dear to their unfortunate father. I I'd.
wise You 70 collect a. soon ~ possihls the
wreck ofour fortune (ifany) and to retire
with 1t to Englandor America. In those
fortunate lands, innocence l. still secure;
and patriotism i yet revered.
In my lastferyent prayers, frecom..
mend you al 70 the protection ofan Om-
nipotens Providence, and 10 the eompas-
sion ofthose contemporary patriot. fall
countries, whose noble bosoms sympa-
thise with my own feelings, and deplore,
ifnot wsepoyerthedestrret Of liberty
in wretched Germany. = --t>2A =.
Reward the friend who delivers this.
and forgive, andteaeh our dear children
to forgive my murderer. May Heaten
pardon him as much % / do, / cannot
II dare not say more-my 6reasti il TOO
full. Oh, my God Gneyef--never more
to behold and embrace them and youl! /
-Almighty Creator bless and preserse
you all until We meet in anotReF md bee.
ter world to part no more. With my
last breath, your ever alEectionats hss,
band. "IQHNPALM.n'
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Public Sail

WILL be sold on Tuesday
w inst. at Thomas Lees
Middle Creek) allthe:prope, 81
White deceased, late Of BsrL
ty, Consisting Of the follow,
viz.
One strong Road Waggou, LIZ
Horses and Gears, allin compie,
for immediate u,e, tvs smaller 4
aquantity of Wheat and Corn, M
dry articles too numerous for II
The sale win commence ii ten
A reasonable credit win be Rivi
purchaser giving bond and apprl
curity.
ALL those iudebted to die
ceased. IN any manned, are requ
make immediate payment; and
having claims, are desired 20 briue
forward, on br before the sfirse d,
March next, properly attested, To-
tlement.; those who neglect this q
win please to recollect, thar theil
counts viii not be received aftertlat,
Il -. ANTHONY lie
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Berkeley csltsty, january 3. i