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EXTRACT.

s. TRUTH Ife "a is tht fourdaaioB Of
virtue, OF all happiasss here, Of all hope
her afier. lis he key s}one which holds
tae afeh of The uniterse eaesher Desuoy
9t, how immense he ruin! Disregard il,
hew complete the wFescardnrss. a gene-
sfai tlisuus', would produce 3 general dis.
like; uo,yersal uncertainty, universal mi
IS ~. burlylog has become 50 IN use,
,has truth IS Oh! Of fashion quite thrown
aside, asths 1aeoulh gafnsaso Of a Go,hick
sge, esceps here and here a u.aa, who
likes the habIssef his ,eu,h, aud the sturl
d. virtues OF his ia,hers. ahe tendency
of this, is 10 eqsrnpe society, 70 sci stl mo.
rainy aaoat I; the abJeel TO gain thesDo
uentary triumph OF a pasfy, 10 prodacs
the sransisn, and savage smile al Victory,
when millions must mourn for it hereaf
ter. The preset.a,lon< Of virtue, order
and decorum. respect for age aa3 revee-
snce for aus horisy, alEinfni.ely more in {
portant 10 the stale. than al! he ebiscis
which this contemplate struggle can ever
gain. But not only strush IS fallen ia the
streets" but The shepherds who point US
10 the Star e Bet.hlebry,,, are smiled upon,
with sbs spesr OF contempt, ard fid!euled
IL public papers. When the guardians OF.
morality are once re muvrd, or their ipau
CAGE is once destroyed, who dare answer.
lor the eveat:
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TO Rent.

sI WILL RENTthe three stery brick house
lWith all the back buildings attached there
TO, On King and Patrick streets, formerly
occupied by Darcy Darcy as a tayern---Fo or
terms apply to
Nm. NJ NILS.
Asarch u. eotf
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Tn this lone Susii1iiil ~ - 49, -.
And view the ior1as OF fancy cear
Tiil on tie oceans darkened breast,
The stars ot evening trcrabie ele t, IS
Or the moons pale orb appear, q
II II hrowing her line ct ratllance g W g
Ear 81 er the hghtly curling tide,
That seems the yellow sands to chide.
No sounds DER silence now prevail,
save Of the dying vale befow'
Or sailor S song borne on the the gaze,
or Oar al distance striking slow.
So sweet, so tranquil, may my evening ray z
Set to this world and rise In future Gay
Here and there throughout these poems
are scattered a. few touches OF honor,
] wt;ch She " that their allhor was capable
81 welding as.a,yrie pen. His ehasac1er.
however, appears TO have been oftoo mild
i cast wliliDgly 10 cause pan pr inHlotc Gel.
sure although meriied. : as - kisgy on
an Old Wlgfound il. the street. IS apiece
, Of chaste satire in ,he clsss ct waieh THO
poei has 20, spared hipesls,
sssl he cloud-capt towers, the gorgeous Pssscc
!, s. The solemn temples, like this WIS must
fall;
Their names shall die, the;l memory shall
And times Obvious darkness bury alb
s Then he, whose plaintive strains now, mourn
thy fate, Fl
Must sure expect an humble destiny;
For, never noticed by the fair pr great,
A.simple, solitary bard is hS
No verse shall mourn, no strnger hear his
$50 fail
Sometimes perhaps a BARRIERS boy may tell,
tNNhiie, on worn paper, stacf agalnst. the the
WALL -
This verse adorns his shop| / knew him him
well ::
g. Each week to trim his isagesharp & thin,
i" WIS my employ, nor hard he tas's was
touad
q Twelve struggling hairs ] scriped from Oft
las chin,
{. Twelve more behind, an nth Of ribbon
| bound.
He lately DISAPPEARED: but when or whese
q The creature Wenh, or how, or Why he's
6 None know, nor do ] think that any care,
9 For ne while asrej .apptard to care Ter
none.
e Thoughtful md silent in the shop he sat,
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MARY.


(: When summers radiance gilds the vale;
While, on angelic pinions borne,
Calm pleasure floats uponsthe gale;
The smiling morn, the dewy held,
thousand varied beauties yield;
But loylier, brighter charms view,
In MARy's eyes of heavenly blues
1--WE seen the rose and tulip blow,
s. With many a Aowersof brilliant dyes
And ON the pictures vivid glow
Eve dweir with fascinated eye.
Sweet are the palmer magic powers,
And sweet.the tints OF opening flowers;
But neither yet could boast hue,
Like MAaY's eyes of heavenly blue.
The smiles Of nnirth love to greet,
Among the happy, gay and far
,Tis plsasing then but tar norc sweet
r 5 meet my gentle MARY there.
,,rwas.bllss--' twas rapture while Prest
Sd, The lovely girl to make me best;
4 A kind eonsentng glance ! drew
From MARY eyes of heavenly blue.
Alth;s illusions, particularly thar !" o.
Emma Z. Expression, Separation, an
eltav.,' a The Soa,hesn FAR" and his
various Songs, are equally chas:e, rich &
render. Highly g susceptible of ,helchstms
Of poetry, y and warm w,ih feeling. mus,
have been the heart thar could indi.e . Ihe
verses 10 her who alone could understand
them.
In the descriptive he is equally success.
fnl: as IS eeaneed By the "9Sonnetto the
Setting Moon, = :. ode TO Eliza. -. Sum.
mer Evening" and mary Others. !" Sum
ses'' j. tyur Poetic / andscapes the very.
sound 1, siasoss an echp 90 the sense. Il
is equally tranquil with the seenery il de.
srriSes. Like the gentle paintings OF
lIsade Lorraine, il MOST happily presents
> piessre of pssfscs stiffness add repess.
y SUNSET.
sSofs Ger the fnountain's purple Brow
Meek twilight draws her shadows grey;
From tuffed woods, and ya3hes low,
Light magic colors steal away.
Yet still, amid the spreading gloom,
Resp entient glow the westcan waves,
That roll Ger Nepsune's coral caves,
a. zone OF light ON evening dome.
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'rBo - TIE -M u. = YE.a1.sG POST

rr 49,. heen the custom Of European
..,;,~rs "a decsy ali iisetsry pronassaoanas
,hs, appear on ihss side Ct inc A9'ansls'
aud. % represent america as ctisse u .
90, able Is The sulturs aud expsnaionl y s.
s.,;,s some Of our authors have followed Z
,hs,r example, aid evsn one has Jallasa e.
- Fthi. uIIsrsl aecusasiun who may n lalls.
srlfbs dssigaatse ~ an aassznes @ y 'a'a'
isy,
Z. Ii the cold shades, beneath those snl'tihg
where Fancy sickens and whsfe Venus nus
where lew and feeble are the MUSES.
And no ' fine frenzy riots thro the veips
A.sverv SUCCESSFUL sgort. that tsndst %
v;nd,cass sns Clifton inetasy character :.
I car county, deserves hosfa' sappor. !;
~ nor,m, Of The lale Richard ? Laws
s,,,v issued. from the press Of :.
So w;llr,ceivr 8 generous welcome
t,sm ,b5 f,iend oil American literature -.
j. ,n,sr rroducuoas hswlll perceive the
,,ne .n,Tit and sendssness Of poetry, oeta,
s,ena,,y heightened 81 ,he hness tonehss 81
subIim,y Ihsir sWsetasss ana ' suos,'a'sy
also prove, that mildnsss and ssnsaoe'1
mus, nave bee happily insngiea la us os-
SOM of their aushaf.
His earliest proaucsioa, the E'ssy oa
,hraIsn Flutes breathe NE tsbassses, s
sasns,one, w,sh ms msiiow0sss O 1.sy,
The. Hynn Of the M g l'' stars ! s s.
The LA Ode Oh she CAiliopsa ~ 49, >
y =, and The 8 Elegy 'o'hs Ms $, Z.
&C Lr. Iesspa Youls.'' II. iprn.sh g'aw.as =
. :. of he sobltns. lathe last '''s'-
,'snsa pusn, the roy powss.o Ga !, : SIS, 80
strongly described, ina, eng heart les'se0su
On its perasal.
con the cold couch Of death our Or0shef
Chin Ger his grave the gale OF mianlsa'
sweeps.
The sma,ory poems are touaa,ng s,, I'D
5ess,af.rlssdi hr Il, ssees time lIss from
Of the riehoess4of. Moorr, wlthoui MS IL
centiousness. The following IS hrsati=
W "a A = I.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10

THE subscriber wishing 70 remove
to the Western country, offers Tor sale
the following properly ss55sz7s !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
EoRSALE,

"A VALUABLE Tract Of FIRST rate
"A slate LAND, eontainiug about four
hundred acres, lyingin Berkeley County,
Virginia, one mile from the SuIpher
spring and six iron Martinshnrg; shout
one hundred and forty acres cleared, (6f-
" Of which lately cleared) eight icres
Of meadow and twenty acres more en-
closed cor the purpose makinG meadow
or the whole well enclosed with sJF6nE
fences. The greater part o. the wood
land lies level, il the prime Of the tract.
and heavily numbered. There . on the
premises several never failing springs Of
excellent water, well sitGatsd Tor distil-
leriess. Three different tenements with
good Dwelling Houses, &c. On them,
and the tract will bear being divided IL
as many parts, with . proportion Of nea-
dow, cleared, and wood land, 10 each.
I wril sell the whole together, or sepa-
rately, % may .best suit the purchaser.
For further iHforrnation and ternns apply
10 the subscriber on ths premises.
- WILLIAM LYME, Jun.
July 10, isos.
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Land for Sax.

I'M he aoth day Of this month, win
Obe oaerd d public sale. % the
highest bidder, ! tract Of % acres Of
LAND adjoining Charles Town, Jef-
ferson County, 10 raise q much money
aswill be necessary 10 pay ! balance Of .
bond, execpted originally % Thomas
Evans by John Dixon, now held by
Jonas M Pherson, assumed BY Ferdinan.
do Fairfax, and secured by deed ofirust
On said property, wherein the subscriber
IS Trustee reserving the rights Of the
s,iesent tenants, For this season only.
:. WILLIAM BYRD PAGE.
=, Avaa- Hill 1sb eyssa Gbrssg.
July 10, 1907.
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81 the subscriber, 3,

TAKENup BY the subscriber, on
! his plantation near Martinsbure,
% Monday the 29th June last, as al
esfray, adark dun horse, II hands high,
about three years old, has small star IN
his forehead, the LEFT hind foot white,
white mahe and tail, no brand OF marks
pereeptable, and appraised % Twenty
Dollars. The owner Is desired top prove
proPsrtys pay charges, and take him :.
way. 81 .s's Il;
ROBERT cocKBURN, sen'r.
ny ~, 1907.
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TRE8TrI DOLLARS REWARD.

THENTT DOLLARS REWARD.
.CFRAYED or the subscri.
ID. bsr, living on Bach Greek. Berke-
lev County, one and Z half mica from
Mills Gap, on Sunday the 2iss Of June
last, sjet.blaeE Horse, nbout 6fieep and
. half banda high, Ave yeaEs old this
spring. has . very short name and mil,
shod a round with aat steel toed shoes,
is d natural rotter, but eanters well, has
aveakiess IL his righrsye. occssionedby
a bite Ola horse, has no brand or mark,
l. called on the left shoulder 81 the rub
bisg oE 1 collar. Five dollars win Be
given vith. reasonable charges. If he L
found, il this County, Jefferson or Fres
dsrick, and brought homs if found our
Of either of those Counties, ten dollSrs
iosthe horse, and for die horse and thief
6fteend dollars, Hone hundred milesfrom
home, twenty dollars for the horse and
,hisf. wish I'll reasonable charges. onshe
thiefss ennviction iftaken agreafer dis.
tanee, In the same proportion.
BASIL LUCAS. 4
Dstkslsy County, Fully 10. 1907.
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The oiIspag ira iss ef ieisers ssh;ch
nospyemaiia IA ihs Rssi.G tfs, charIes.
T5wn, y6kicb II noe taken ~ "a o.
ketase ike FIRST day ef Qetetee nexf.
yeiai te seni % ne General Rsss-0Rce
a. dead ieiiexs. VIZ
"A. JAcoB ALLsToiD, Philp
Alexander, christopher Allamolr.
3 Psll& Cherry 5, James bowen,
Eliza hlackburn, Mason Bennet, Rich.
ord Bigg., Waltsr Baker. WilliaHe
e. Jacob Gaze. CLERK 81 JsiIsrson
Nathan ciaghill, William r. cfarhiil
James Connell. William Cherry.
d. Beniamin Dsnson, Langheme
E. tohn Evans.
WiIlisa r. Flood. Henry Fo1lds,
Elliote Fishbask.
9. Janes Goings, William Gibbs,
John Grimes, James n. Gordon, Cd
ward Gantte. Y ,sts
H. George Hite. William Hibben,
Robert Hits, John Hasy, ]. Henderson.
John Haynie, James Hite.
x. John Kennedy.
L. Robert Lucas, General Lea, Iamed
Larps. William Lokden, James Lans
eiskqs, sLaneelot Lee. III
NJ. Vincent Moore, Sarah Merchank
Samuel Msndenhall, Robert NJ Rintoek,
James Mscoury, Mrs. Moore, famed
M,NIakin, Jacob Manhing.
4 %. Samuel O&dtf.
r. John PasEest, James Ferry >,
Siephen Pyles. { S,
II. Sarah Robinson, Thomas Reed,
MGy Mdseway ?, James Riley, John
5. John sPansfsr, Jacob sesxarE
Sheriff q JsGsr.on. s.
r. Bennett Taylor =, RSbest Tibbs
w. @. Washineton, Francis Whit.
inn, Nillilm Wilson, Jacob Waiford.
JOHN HUMPHREYS, p.ll.
July 40, 1907.
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E~AKENup by he sphscriber. living
at Opeckon Bridge, Berkeley
Conaty, on The 2oth Tune last, IN estray;
mnFe Off chesnnt sorrel colour, four.
teen and ! half banda high. six or seven
ysars old, shod II round, bind ID the
iekeye, has I sSilll lampon her weshers,
cceasioned BY the hurt ola saddle, has
hobrand 81 mark, and apptaisedto twen-
~ dollars. The owner i desired 10
prove properly, pay charges and take
her away. q
nly 10, 1907. !.
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For SdLE.

i. i: 49,, :: FOR SALE. s !
THE subscriber wishing 70 remove
to the Western country, offers for saIe
the following properly y - :
. In the Tc1sa e Maytinsbnsg,
NNE LOT on John and Water
~ street, on which . erected . brick
House 20 by, so feet, two high stories
with Kitchen and 6ne cellar seven
rooms and two entries, neatly finished;
also. on this properly il erected . stone
stable, brick smoke. house. and . num-
Der osother useful huildingss il Is well
calculated for earring on m extensive
Tannery, Brewery or Distillery.
Aise, another valuable property %
Tuscarora Greek, adjoining said Town,
and extending from John 10 King street,
covering ! large spaee Of groundi on
which Is erected . large two story stone
House, neatly finished, . beautiful yard
incloscd with stone Wall, stone staDle,
and stone smoke-house on this proper.
" il also erecteda Eannery, with so odd
watts, bark mill, curing shop and other,
baildings. with ! 6ne garden; this pro.
Perty win be sold subject 10 lease 10
George Ham. st
s11ko, 1 Loson John and Waeef strset,
containing 1os feet on John. and 400 ON
Wiser sGrest also, hall Los M John
street, ON which Is erected stone still
house, with . Zoe spring ID the house.
A Lot on Burke street. to5feet front
and 400 ieet back. on which Is erected Z
convenient Honse and Kitchen, neatly
finished, and painted, with fine garden.
|. -Four other Lots improved and unim-
proved in said Town. IL
Aiss. two Lots inthe Town Of Bath,
one in Garrards- Town, aud one inShep-
ferd's-T Town; & several tracts Of Land
in the staie Of Kentucky. BY paying
email part Of the purchase money ID
Ihand. acredit Of four eqaal anaua pay
men,s viii be given for the balance.
Also the folloNing valuable tracts Of
Land in the state of Ohio coutaining.
70 Wit: twothoasand eve hnndrsd and
4 forty four acres of Land, in the Mad
river county, viz /: sections No. SO and
g.: the one halfof 80, the onc fourth of
80 and the Celebrated r 0GK FARM,
containing one hundred and forty four
acres, in Township Eve, Range nine
and section No. 4, Township k1e, Ranee
twelve, near Urbana. An the above
Lands are interspersed with wood Land
and Prairies. numherof improvements
are already made o1f the Lands-they
win Be sold By section, half section or
quarter sections, on the most reasonable
terms, and great bargains viii b. given
tor CasH. Application may be made 90
George Fiihian, Ur6anA, Mr.. Daughter
", Springfield. MIR. Parrinnear Spring-
Geld. Thomas Dlgan, ESQ Cincinnati,
or the subseriheria Martinsburg, Vir-
JOHN oFERRAL.
y,,lv 10 afz. 80
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We have eonyersed with evefal gen.
aemen ofrespsetability, who left Rich.
mond on Sunday last. The court rose
Cd Saturday, after fixing the sd Of Au-
gust for the trial Of Aaron Burr; and
after giving an opinion. ~oyerrptinS The
motion for al attachment against Gen.
WilkinsoA. ----------- 2,f 81
A gentleman. charged with dispatch.
~ from the President 70 the attorney far
ihe united States at Richssond, passed
through town yesterday fossnoop. This
gentleman, il is said, observed, that
:. fte disclosure Of the disbdicaes tpsaid
as,onish he sporld. = - s. ~.
: tFfederieKsburg paper.
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ALit sfltiferslii in tie Rsss-0 fee a. .Skep-
hsrds Tenn, "a. On ske iass day ef
Juns 1907, If nor token ous before fke
lass day ef Sspiember NEXT, SpiN 81
ssas q tlF General Psss-C rec, d dead
ietfeSs. -. 81 81
b WILLIAM BAiTY.
c. John ClaWson.
II. Jacob Eilman. 81
G. Milcchier Grove.
II. Iohn s. Han.
x. William Kahn.
I. Eli3kbesh La&erty, Joseph I. Tan.
caster, nobett Lemnon, Anna Lemnar
(CoL Suearengsn]
- toha hil-h.m Nsaey Motsan.
o. SfilIiSm O,borh.
Z. Edward PaKs. y u.
!, n. Edmond Ranaal. III u. !
S. Georke Stipp, John Stipb, sen
Philip Stridsr. Gecrgs Shener, Aniho.
ny Sprinkel ! ss.s;
II lane ThrilReld. u 3 j. !
WI William Worner, S6pnian WI
liams, Theodorus Wiliinmsoa.
JAMES BROWN, IN. Il
.Shephsrd Tesss, 1aae ip 1907.
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Ffederiersburg paps.
NORFOLK, June &c.

: Died on Saturday, last, At the Marine
Hospitsi, RoasRr MAcDosAI.p one q
the seamsn wounded on board the Che.
ssaspeake frigase. Yesterday his funeral
was attended By nearly four thousand
ci,izens--i,he body was brought over
fsom The Hospital Point, attended by =
procession 81 boasss. to the marketwharE
Minute guns from the artillery hring dur.
ing the time. all the American shipping
with colors half mast. Arrived Il the
couAty wharf, procession was formed,
vh5ck marched up 10 Market Square,
through catkaride street, e Fresmason
street, and from theace % Christ Eharch,
where and approprfate, impressive, and
patriotic distonrse was delivered 70 q
most numerous congregation, by the
Rev. Mf. Davis.
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|yx7Assssri,..a = g i.il 4 I.k:r.

gyH7ASvsosnittsd 10 the jail Of Jsisr-
wv sd csdnyas 4 lsanaSsy q -!
'aetk day 81 Use Ma, aneGyc fellow Who
Gala himself DIL1, md ssys he belongs
90 lanes Bakrr Of Frederick couney.--
Hiii i from hh appearances ~ or 10 years
oG ace, eve fsss four inches high, rather
81 ! yellow Aaek, has on > coarss shirt,
homemade uoSlsn roundabout, linen
breeches. Tkspnner i desired % come
move his property and take him away,
otherwise be sill6s dispoaed ofass helaS
JOHN YOUNG. JGisr.
July 10, 1907.
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& y a.5--Z 3. , s 4
with promptitude adopted. They are
justified By the pressing necessity, that
arises from the bate Brilish outrage. The
unfortunate seameu, who were Wrestcd
from die Chesapeake anticipate q Is.
nonninious and cruel death, which We
fear win be dr.adfully realized.
= Tits therefore recommended % the
committee in Norfolk, 10 adopt proper
measures to secure the persons Of any Of
The crew of the British squadron that
may Be found % shore. and to nse such
, means Is they may deem properto give
information 20. she British commodore,
that IL the sesmen taken from The Che.
sapeake shalibe exscuted, irwillbe cons
sidered h Just ground for retaliation |;
and that the British seamen win be de.
tanned, 10 answer for the lives Of the
seamen taken from the Chesapeake, I'm;
I'll the sense Of the American aGoyeEp!
rnent can be knoWn." - ! 49, d. III :.
We learn that the squadron of Vir-
sinia dispatched 1 messenger % Norfolk,
demanding permission to obtain sar,
ply Of water I'm lieu ofthe 200 i1ogshesas
,deslroyed) and IN case ofrefusal, threes
-'tenrd to 5om6ard me fesDa. The etsi-
zehs ofthat borough, Is Is said, return
cd for answer, :. that they were prepar-
"a for the latter in preference 70 aiding
: the enemies 81 their country RI : 81. :
q Thej slfssoiay ietter, me original
Of which il ioaged IN the Cellector,s Office,
sbas haade6 rs far q abfca,iaa = n
- TO the Commander on board Of the
u, States frigatc Chesapeake: in
Hampton hoads. 5.5 - = & * !
~ .0a b9ardhis B. m ship Beilona,
-. .EE Cart. Dxagtdss June %.
4 Sit, FF. ~ !: .zs+5. + " y 49,.
ave request i TIA. you viii have the
kindness % TAX. US out of this ship. for
we are very much against serving the
British. Ii Is 1 nation We do Il belong
10, being al Aaer,ca,,s---We. have no
hopes Of getting clear unless you be.
friend Us. We have al American pro.
tections, but they viii noflook al them
and moreoverwsre al born and brought
up In the u. States Of America; and as
We are new in the waters Of Our own
country, hope 10 laws viii protect us.
=. We were FIRST taSsn on board the
MslamPus, and thence SEM ouboard this
ship. .fs go /. - a.
n. = 1. 49,
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II AN away fnpA the subscriber, on
N the i7th Of February list, Negro
Charity, about 80 years old. dark CONS
plexion, with wen over her right eye.
snd one iioint Of her sig6s big toe cut Of.
she was seen At Abs6lem Millsr's, on
rs a6sh Of February. Any personsecu-
yinr her in jail or delivering her % me,
shaIi receive Eve dollars reward.
SMITH SLAUGHTER.
yraersop County. March 30, fsoz.
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Exiroct ,of q kiier fton Providence.
i (R. ~ dated Jnnf asa, 1907. tea
sleycantiie, hsuse 81 tis FIRST resfecta-
: 5;Efy il Neps 7otk. s I
"sT6e ship Hazard, capt. Eldsrkin,
has arrived In the river from Amaterdam
Il ! abort passage. She left the Texsl
On the 18Th az May at which time II was
reported that there had been two general
battles fought between the twosgrand q.
mieI die ara o. ths iAAt of Aprils md
the second On the nth OF May. The
Russians ware ssid % hive gained !
eomplete yietorys
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n IL hose indebted q &c snbseIiber,
IA are for the last tins fsqoested Is
make paymepi, On o. before the frstday
Of August next. asno tarther Indulgence
can Be given.
JAMES FAULkNER.
Marfinstnsgs July 10, 1907.
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VIM. MARSHALL, crs.


IN pursuance of the foregoing
decree will be sold the land and Premises there
in mentioned, called Buekland, lying in the
counties of Fauquier and Prince William -
The sale will be made on the premises, on the
9th day Of May next, and the land will be
sold entire, or i'll lots, as may be thought pro-
per on the day of sale.
Also, Under a decree Of the said
court, pronounced at the May term, l8os,
between Robert Bird, plaintiff, against Josiah
Watson and John Love, defendants, will be
sold, to the highest bidder, for ready money,
a ta'act Of Land. lying in the county of West
Hnoreland, called Chantilly. The sale will be
made on the premises, on the 18th day OF
May next.
Benjamin Mosby, D. M.
for Jos. Scott, M. Y. Dr.
March a4] 2awts
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a IL those who have any claims orsdc.
manls against the estate Of JolsaeD un-
irh. merchant, late ofthe tswn OF Alexandra,
are hereby informed, to bring in theis ae-
counts, les LIP proved, before the first day Of
eroyen,bsr next, ct which time a full and final
settlement. and distribution of his estate, will
he made. Should any accounts be exhibited
after that period, they VIII be disregarde d.
and this Natice pleaded in bur of them. Those
that are Indebted to the estate, WILDE pleased
to make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig.
William Herbert,
April 6. Staw