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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-21
4.o~.glr gEteI.tgence.

-Are Dap La1eqe------
We are indebted to friend for
the !. Globe" London paper cftht
z5rh Of Septembe9.
We have made the following Sum
mary in hale -
Letters from Stockholm and Got
tehbasgh or the 9Th ard 10Th Of
September, mention tiTat the Ruff
fan Admiral al Port Bailick, had Of
tered to capitula,e on condition Of
his ilact being unrigged and not per-
N. ted TO ferye during the war.-In-
it Al f this, the allies demanded that
i've fail of the line and fix frigates
fhould be furrendered, and the, reit
placed in the above ituatiOn. This
was not acceded 10 by the Rullians.
Sir lanes Saumarez is faid to be fan
euIue that the whole will be captur-
ed or del}royed.
they alto fpeak Of reported de-
fea, Of the Swedes north Of Abo-
and that the Rufians have fent re-
Enforcement of 10000 men into Fin
land.
\ Irappears by an article dated " Mel
dioa del Campo, 18th September"
that the French occupied Proyenhas,
Bxentas, and Navarro and that the
Spani(h troops Of Arragon and Val
encia have entered Tudela.
Another article dated i" Shores of
Bifcay, I2th September" itates, on
the authority OF Madrid lerterS of the
I'd, thar 10000 Andalufan8 were
on their march to Madrid. The uni
ted army would thus amount to
10, 900, with whom it was intend
ed to flank the French. The Princi-
pal body of French troops was near
Tudcla, and amounted TO 10000, to
watch whom the Spaniards have
24,ooo-
Letters from Liibon and Oporto,
OF the nth and 2th Oct. mention
number Of caufes Of complaint ex-
fling between the Britiih * natives,
principally relating to military coop
erations. The Engliih have taken
the lead, and the jealoufy of the Por-
tuguefe have been excited about their
mode Of conducting. The Portu-
guefs Andrade has formally Protet-
ed againtt the convention with Junot.
Bonaplrte had not left Paris on
the l5th Sept. His deltination is
faij ID be Strafburgh, where the
members Of the RhenIfh Confederacy
were to meet him.
The movements on the continent
:till indicate an early renewal of hoi-
t;tties with Auitria, who has ahum-
ed an undifmayed attitude, Her ar
my is formed into eight diviGons,
each commanded by field MARTIAL.
The archduke Charles generaliilImo,
minilt=r of war and fuPreme in all
matters of military juEiidictlon.
The duke Of oudermania has az
funed the command Of the Swedilh
army on the frontiers Of Norway,
which affords conjecture that the
plan againf it will be re(umed.
Three days after the tirt French
diyiion were, by convention, to en-
bark from Potugai, not one folder
had left it.
An action is reported to have taken
place between the French aad Britiih
near Corunn1, in which the latter
were victorious.
By an order in council of the 2Iit
Septe mber, all Potuguefe property
detained Gnce the occupation of Por-
tugal. by the French, is direGtcd 70
be reaoTed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-21
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a. Though no man Of sense, who
has read the Constitutions Of A1aaadchH-
sets and the United States, can hesi-
tate a moment in pronouncing the con-
stitutionality ofthe proceedings Of the
Legislature Of this State, in the APP
pointment Of Electors /; yet as the pa
pers in the pay Of the Executive,
have attempted to deceive the public on
the subject, we give the following opIn-
ion of Pennsylvania on the subject.
Lc7HAel]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-21

TIE Committee APPOINTED 10 consider,
" Whether 1t be erbedseat Jar his Legislature to
o1d0ot any measures ggith vie7o 70 procure re-
peal otthe Lazgs u the INTEL States inte,'dic-
ing 70 the citizens al forei5H Commerce, and
imposing vccations enlbavassnent5 on the
Casting Ira4e ~ re.ieve The people u ms
COMMUNICABLE jJorn their present disHessea
STATE, and 70 arrest tie progress n that rum
7ghich threatens y iHvolve az classes 81 FAcir
community" ask ielve 70 reb0yt:-
That the COMMITTEE perceive with
the most serious regret, that the dis
trasses occasioned by the several laws
imposing an Embargo have borne with
extreme and increasing pressure upon
the people, and every days experience
justics q belief that { atinuance of
these laws must soon become intolera-
bic.
As measures of coercion they are
now acknowledged to be altogether i'm
potent---They afford satisfaction to
France, and are regarded as Intellectual
demonstrations Of hostile disposition
by Great Britain-Upon our own coun-
try, their effects are becoming daily s
| PalPably more injurious-Tbe produce
Of our agriculture, Of our forests, and
our fisheries IS excluded altogether
from every foreign market our Mer-
chants AID Mechanics are deprived or
employment our coasting trade is in
terrupted and harrassed by glie1ous
endorsements anti cur foreign trade
/ Is becoming diverted into channels from
which there IS no prospect Of its return
The sources of our Revenue arr dri-
ed UP, and Government must soon re-
sort to direct Taxation-Our Sailors
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-21
LeSiellture Of agassatbltsettS.

MONDAY, NOV. IA, 1908.
When the Houle attended, at 9 o'clock,
the difcufion Of the {" Or6ey and Di,s17ioa" Of
abe -LegilatuFel was reiamed. Il was oppur-
cd by Mefrs M'Farland. Morton, WeAon, Of
N. O. Bangs, Ripley and others who alter
ted that no order of tue kind could be conf
tutional, uaIefs it had paled, or been acted
upon by all tb,ee branches Of the " EegiGitqfe.''
MIR. Cutler, of North-YarmouIh, replied TO
Mr.. ME-. ;--apd in very cogent and argu-
mentatiye fpeech, defended the meafure on
the table, aud demonltrated ITS coDtti,uuonal-
ity add erpedescy, TO the ialistattion OF eve
Nv impartial auditor. The meafure was alto
ably advocated by MeIrs. Gore, Thatcher,
Chtnling, Ives, Bigelow, OF y Whitman, *
others.
The debates continued nniL near three
O'Clock, when the queftion wa taken by Yeas
and Nays, as follows
fss5 ---- ga nl.;o-;,,. a.
Msyr 2o4 Majority ="
The Houfe a.ljourned until four when a
few minutes after, rhe Hon, Sen1te came in,
and formed a Convention OF bo,h branches OF
the Legislature. The Pre1dent having Rated
the ohjeGl Of the Conveatisn to be lhe o.oice
Of Nineteen Elycinrs of Prcfdenr and Vice.
PRECEDENT a committee of five was raifed 20
collect the votes Which done, the chairman
reported, that tbs whole number Of Yoles was
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-21
Ev fbe a5atls.
RICHMOND, NOV. 8.
NINHMOND3 NUFs %
The american CONSUMPTION fer

The American CONSUMPTION for
the YeQr 1909,
IT seems that orders from Washing
ton City arrived here on Friday last,
for the immediate raising and equip
ping upwards Of Ten thousand Militia
10 be held in readiness 10 march at a
moments warning. Conjecture il All
alive as to the Hse intended by the
Emperor Thomas for this Aasty
call.
Ciizeps Of Virginia are YOU ready
to turn out We know that your an
swer is, yes i'm defence q our coun-
try I'VE are at5pcgs ready. but zge know
that goa like as viii accompany the
declaration with this question Jar zohat
are sve 10 rqlif ! Z. IS it to fight the
French the English or 7rA0.! . would
to God that 7ye could answer you. BE
il then known to you that the order has
come from the Secretary az liar TO our
Executive here, unaccompanied with
single reason III! no object il assign
e. 1t is the teremftory order from the
War Office
Citizens Of Virginia, we wish not to
alarm you unnecessarily upon any occa-
sion whatever but we venture to say
(d1id as lang as 7ye are az liberty, I've 7giH
8heak and 7Drite that eUen BoRatdrte
himself has neUer called out his Militia
misunderstanding caaSe accompanying
the CALI! Good God -! ar we cometo
this deShotic crisis, when we are ordered
to prepare for Battle, and car CBicers
not even deign to inform as 10 our
Enemy is you, our fellow .Itiz y,
will fause and honder I and then with
Us you will shed a tear oUer> OIL JlHsr
liberties Spirit Of Washing IN,
whether hast thou fed. we bcs-y~h
thee u intercede for us once more: our
national offences against thy daUlce
have been many: we have estranged
ourselves from nv zqzs, and there is no
help in us we beseech thee to intercede
with thy God that he will have mercy
uDon as. for we are POOR indeed and
miserably perverse ! change our
national hearts, and place Us oncs more
IN The right 7gay.-Y. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-21

Fran Washington .N9U. 10.
In The House Of Representatives this
DAY, an animated, but desultory CONVEX.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-21

Whether it arises from q coafemfiti-
BE otinion Of The ETecaiUe qflhe y.
STATES towards the Erecutire of Virgin
Ia, nor from any other cause We knob
nof, ~ Shall We presume certainly to
say, but be the cause what it may, We
state This fact, the Secretary Of War
has ordered our Ezccul ye to raise and
equip, and to have ready ut q moments
warning, upwards Of 10000 Militia
Our Executive knows no more than ne
10 for what purpose this army is 70 be
raised And we confess that we know
no more OF its destination thaN We do OF
TIE nlzn IN the 82on ibid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-21

EOS ROY, NOV. 10
We have rot room for the particulars Of
the two last days proceedings ofthe Gener-
al Court. The subject Of the greatest con-
sequence was the following
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05
NOTICE.

4 Ii. Persons are hereby cauioned a.
n gainst taxing an assignment on a
Note given BY the subscriber to Rees
Morgan for s las, due some time nest
spring, being he last payment .br- a
Tract 81 Land purchased fran said Mar-
gan lying in Hampshire County, a. the
said Morgan has not complied Svifh the
CONTRACT enIfredint3 for sdid land
JoHN 7OUNG.
Hambshire, FED. S, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05
Pubhc.9ak

WILL BE- sof on Friday the Ieth instant,
1t the honse ef 9Jaldaa EctAG,r, III
=; Shrbherd's. TssOn, all ths personal es-
tate Of Martin Sheefz, dec. consisting
efMrE following articles, eiz.
a COMPLETE set Of Gunsmith
N tools, among which are, several
Vises, one Anvil, one pair Bellows
Alao, several Rife and Smoothe-B Bore
Guns, and a quantity of Gun Stocks
also, House and Kitchen Furniture, =.
mong Whichare, Feather Beds and Bed
ding, one corner Cupboard. one large
Kitchen. Dresser--also, one Negro Boy
and one handsome young Mare. Nine
months credit win be given for all sums
oftwo dollars and upwards the Pareha-
sers giving note with approved security.
,The5sale viii begin 1t 10 O'Clock on said
day, when attendance will be given by
~ JACOB HAMS, Es'r. ~
EVE SHEETZ, Es'tx.
Shepherds. Town, Feb. S, 1908. y
N. B. Anthose who have any Guns
lodged in the care of said Sheets, are de-
sired TO come and take them Away, as
the sx'rs. will be no longer accountable
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05
The subscriber will rent for one or
wears, that acted stand for a

THE subscriber will rent for one or
/ more years, that acted stand for a
Tavern in the town Of zMartinsburG,
known b. the sign Of the Indian Chie,
& lately occupied by Mrs. Brady. The
Improvements are a large Dwelling
House, fEy feet in font, with three
large rooms on the lower story, three
rooms up stairs and a lar &c ball room, a
Kitchen with a bed room adjoining the
same, a stable, smoke. house, and other
necessary buildings. 1t is the best stand
in the town Of Martinsburg for travel
Ing custom from the north, as the stage
road from Philadelphia to the southwark
and westward, passes BY the hnuse.-
Possession may be had Immediately.
Inquire Of Mr.. Philip M'Covran, living
in ~ artinsburg, or to the subscriber
living At the Green Spring Mills, FIRE.
derrick County.
Feb. S, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05
PUBLIC NO

A IT. those indebted to me, by bond,
IA note or book account, in the store
at DarkesvilIe, are earnestly requested
to, come forward and settle their respec-
tive dues before the 10Th ofMarch as che
subscriber has INDUCED many too long,
he hopes none will fail to attend to this, As
speedy settlement must take place.
1GNATIUs o'FERRALL.
Feb. $, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05
Land@Jdk

THE .uk.eri6rr offers "a, sale . Trad
efgood Slate Land, containing dbout M
hundred acres, about one half IF Which
is cleared; there is about ten acres Of
meadow, four Or fUe b uvhieh is IdeR sfr
with grass there Is tue goodsprings on
the ground, a D.reAGng HoEst and other
out Houses.-No,es, On good pe9ble,
sviAie tckrn for nearly all the purchase.
Il wiH6e sold very Losv,S and immediate
possession may Be had. The terms may
Be kno.un BY applying to she subscriber,
living at Co.. Elisha Boyd's AiH on Mill
/ Creez. " g.. +aat
JAMES srEaR1T:
Feb. S, 1903.
Good wages wiK be giUen to or.
tsuo Tourneymen Gaabers, sUhO are IueH
ACQUAINTED with the business, and can
come vel Recommended.
JAMES STERRAT:
. Boyd's MiH,- Mn reeI,1
February s, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05
Martiy0hrg C9et-H a9f
an4 HucL

TIE subscriber hdpfHP 0bened q Cor
rEE-HousE and HorELi in MarGnsbsrg,
6egs iraVe to represent to his Eitads and
tie public thefecaEar advantages -sf his
estdtfshment.-A namerous selection Of
Newspapers from al parhs efthe Unifed
States, are brought to the reudfng.roons
but u ferj dnVy after their 6ubLrdfi0n,-
WIih obese in his hand, tht curious travel
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05
Luke P~en.oney,

aeainst-
Dennis Cahiu. Ex'r OF the last will and
testament Of James Quinn, deed.
~Aciion en- the case in the Caunty
Court If Berkeley. u:
DY virtue of q commission. awarded
u the plaintiff in this cause, the depo-
sition Of John O'FerraIl will be taken, At
his house in the town of Cincinnati, in
the county Of Hamilton aud state ofOhio,
on Saturday the 9Th day Of February,
1903. s 10y
February S, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05
(Phil. pap.)

From the Riehmand Enquirer Of fan. 2e.
At a meeting Of a number Of members Of
the Legislature Of Virginia, at the
Capitol in the city of Richmond. ON,
the 2lst dav OF January. 1908, for the
purpose of fixing upon a 6t character
to be supported as President Of the u.
nlted States at the nex election ; and
also for selecting ct characters to be
voted for as electors for the choice of
that officer, on the FIRST Monday in
November next.
Gen. John 2. Hungerford was appoint
ed Chairman, and Theodesius Hans
ford, Secretary. ".
On motion,
Resofvea, That James Monroe Of
Virginia, be supported for the Office Of
President of the United States for the
term offour~ years commencing on the
9Th of March, 1909.
The names OF those who voted in fa-
veur of this resolution here follows
amounting t Sand those who voted
against It, amounting to 10.
On the 23d of January the members
again assembled At the Capitol pursuant
to adjournment, and proceeded to 6x
upon proper characters TO be voted for as
Electors ola President and Vice. Prssi.
dent Of the United States as follows: ~
Littleson w. Tazewell, Joha Good
rich, Edward Pegram, senr. Mark A.
lexander, Thomas Reed, freeman Ep-
pes, Charles Yancev, Christopher Clark,
Greed Taylor, John Taylor James
Hunter, General John Minor, VIM.
Euzey. Robert Saunders, Saml. Tyler,
General John p. Hungerford, Daniel
Carroll Brent, Dr.. Robert Mackie,
James Daily. John Cunningham, John
Coulter, Daniel ShciFey, Linah Minis,
John Pruney.
On motion, ResohpeG, That q standing
corresponding committee composed Of
FIVE persons, residents Of Richmond,
be appointed and that they, or any
three correspond with the ELECTORS ha
med, and If they have just reasons for
believing that either OF the electors on
the ticket will not vote for James Mon.
roe as President, that they name some
other in his stead.
Werenpoa, George Hay, John Clarke.
Edward c. Stannard, William Robin.
son, aud John Brockenbrough. wersap-
pointed > committee for tina, purpose.
o. motion, Resoiucd, Tha. q com
mittss of FIVE persons, be appointed in
each eoanty, TO promote the success Of
the ticket. If any one shall decline act
ing, his place will be supplied By the:
standing committee.
The meeting proceeded accordingly
70, appoint committees in the several
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05

The EoAo1piaF BLANKS, printed svi,h
NEW and ELEeA ANT TYPE,
ays ahuays kspt fo, sale Al this 0Eefeer:
DEEDS, Common BONDS.
cONSTABLE'S BLANKS, .
Promissory NOTES, &c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05

HumoroRs.-A wit observed a day or
two since, that BY reading the word en-
barge backwards, it would make 0-gra6.
me Tits thought that a great number
will feel the influence fits grab! T.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05

party are, 40 they have ever professed %
be, friends q rider and saod gocesnrsenf
VIVA, them we ask, must betht feelings
Of men who are conscious that neither
their former nor present conduct deserve
obloquy, when they hear Themselves
abused and vih6ed, by epithetss which
they abhor and despise-' tory, British
agent, friends ofmonarehy," &c. What
10 the meaning Of this ! and what = it
intended to effect by snch conducti-We
ask this question because We observe,
that in proportion as the pressure of the
present measures Of government are felt
by the people, the o Of certain esetI.
sive patriots, rise andfali, a. if they en-
pscted to make the censure of sthe people
tall upon q party who have no hand 10
these measures. 49, ... "a~
In Philadelphia, since the stagnation
OF commerce, robberies have become so
frequent, that meetings have been held
in every ward 0 fthe city. for the purpose
Of adopting measures 10 guard The lives
"~A f"SpS'N " tHS @INbG&Aol NASsA
change Of affairs take place.
The corporation Of N. York in con-
junction with the chamber Of commerce
Of that city, have found it necessary to
assist the poor Sailors Of their port
thrown out Of employment BY the rmb1r.
Ess. They are to receive their daily drink
aud vietuais until they can better them.
|" Let US not take from the mouth Of
labor, the breadth has earned" said Mr..
JeRersou-But we ask, has he not taken
Gabsr from the hands of those whose dali
ly bread depended upon that labor, and
left them 70 starvs, beg or steal
Ne undcrstana, that IS Jthe unfsrtu.
nate young men belonging 10 Mranda's
enterprise, and tvho tOeyc caPturedby the
5paniards, lately made their escape from
the prison at Cdrthagend. or thls mum
ber,1s sOerr uahaPpity vesakea. There.
manning three, We are informed, haze
Ea,tundteiy reached the U. S. in geod
health.
= > (Phil. pap.).
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seounties of this state, and made some
EPfsgress therein, but not being able to
compietr the same this evening, adjourn
ed tal Monday evening next, six o'clock.
Atihis meeting, Andrew S. Warwick,
who wa mot present at the first, appear.
ed and declared himselfin favour Of the
resolution then adopted for supporting
col. James Munroe As President.
Ga the 2sth of January, a committee
Of Eve persons were appointed for each
county. -~~
o.
Dfsp, on Monda, last. Mrs. CHEso.
wETH, wife Of Mr. John Chenoweth, Of
this coun,y.-Mrs. Chcnowc.h,s indis-
position was but short, but she had n
Presentiment for a considerable time be-
fore her exit, that her dissolution was
Fast aPProaehiug ; and. with a Christian
spirit, the writer of this, has heard her
converse with calmness and satisfaction
onsthe happy change she was likely soon
TO make-and from her character and
department through life. il must be pre-.
That those expectations are now
realized 49, That she :" rests from her
fabours, and that her good works have
followed her" r
Also, on Sunday last, in this town,
Mrs. Hous EMA An ,relicto Of Mar,inHo use.
man-Her disease was lingeringly PAIN
ful-bns It WAS borne with resignation
Her deceased husband and herself were
among the first settlers of Martiusburrg,
and bothlived till i" goodoll age"
DIED-In the city of Washington,
OF the 2sth uit. ola consnrnptive com
plant, the Hon, EZRA DARBY,
Member Of the House Of Representa-.
tives from the state Of New. Jersey, in
tbs 10th year Of hisage. ,
. t.ts%s.s.s&Ssas
! Married on the 3oh alt. By tie REQ,
NJ Wilmer, Mr.. Jaseph Ro6iasan, 20
Hiss Zoe Runner, Of Berkeley County,
sA&s*.&&4asss&~.ss .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05
~MARTINSBURG, February 5.

The Senate IF Yifginia has. rejected
by IS uo,es 10 8, the proposed Gmend.
srentso the constitution Of rhrU. S.1cdn.
Oerning ne Ederai Judiciary.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05

Apariety IF BLANKS
Fer sale Al, this CSFcs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05

Marrisd on the 3oth alt. By tie REQ,
Mr. Wlmer, Mr.. 3aseph Ra6iassn. 70
Mss Zoe Runner, Of Berkeley County,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05

The dill .Ior establishing a subfrie1
court Q fld.U in each county in ibis con-
monysahh passed the houseef delegates
on ths 22din.f. by the large nGjarify Of
lao % S.. his expected thar this bill
mil atss Pass The senate; erich. pap }
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05

The committee appointed by the CHI:
lens of BALTIMORE, to enquite into the
.xpedieney OF establishing domestic
manufactures, have made a long and We
~ interesting report in favor Of such es-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-24

M HEREAs JaAs CHOPPER HATH, BY
w lis petition in writing, applied to TIC
hono?abie Nicholas Estztas.i, one CT tIls
assistant ludges Of tie circuit court % tie
District Of Columsia, 70 be admitted to the be
nett Of the acsof Congress, Tor the relief o.
insoIyent debtors within the district Aforesaid
and has stated therein that he is in actual con.
fDemelst in the jail OF Alexandra counts,
at the suit Of EVE Bower end be-
ing unable to discharge TIE SID clam
with others against INN, has offered to deli
ycrup to the use OF his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and nixed--.aohce z:
THEREFORE giUea. to tie creditors OF the SAIL
JoHN CLoaPEs that en- Monday 27tt last
Between the hours OF and O'Clock o.
the same day, ct the,eourt house inAicxandrl,
tbs oath oean insoigent debtor VIII be alinl-
listered to the said .jogg CHOPPER. ard ).
trustee appointed agrcabiy-tp Tie said act q
congress, unless cause Zee .ben& there sAeHE,
20 the contrary,
Dy order Of tho honorable Nicholas Fitz~
hugh one ef the assssc.n; judges OF the circsliJ
co.rt Of The district ofColumbis,f!is 2ot.l day
OF June, 1903.
C. neneale, G. C.
~, 90 1