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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

Treasury department, MAY 26th, 1905
Hhas recently been made known to this depart
ment, that on the first day of June, 1907, the
first moeties of the under-mentioncd notes of
the bank of the United States, were enclosed by
William Keats, Esq Collector of the Customs
at Washington, North Carolina, in a letter adj
dressedto Thomas Tudor Tucker, Esq. Trea-
sarer OF the United States, and put into the Post
Office at that place; and on the 9Th day of June,
1877, the second moieties of the said Bank notes
We're enclosed, addressed and put into the Post
Office as aforesaid: neither of which letters,
with the notes enclosed, have been received.
On the back of each moiety of every note was
written the name OF William Keats, and on one
part OF the back of all or of most of the notes,
was written the name of Lewis LEROY from
which circumstance the notes may with certainty
be traced and detected. PAYMENT of the notes
has been stopped at the Bank ofthe United States
and its several Offices of Discount and Deposit ;
ana reward of FIFE HUNDRED DOLLARS will
be paid to any person who shall give such infor-
nation to this department., AS shall produce the
convection of the offender by whom the letters
Containing the said notes were purloined or sto.
len. AIi,FPT CAJJATTN
Secretary Of the Treasury
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To THOMAS JEFFERSON

I
AT an epoch SO fruitful of events. so cslcu--
,ateu 10 awaken vigilance, and enbarrass de-
i, ioela'Ion' "hen foreign nation always jnsi-
! muitipes her injuries and asserts a ro,,'e,.
rh"arranted by the usagcs of nations AMI
uhsahctloned by any rule Of right the dele
6ates OF the democratic republicans of The
| city OF Philadelphia, in general ward commit
| tee assembled, in behalf of tbemselyas 90
their constituents, mingie with their fello,u
citlzens OF the union, the assurances Of +be;,,
entire appreciation of the public measures
ADOPTED, pursued, and recommended l,v vo,,
4, h0y td'e e'lnCed foresight and precautio1
the evidence. OF wisdom, and the anticiDatio,,
of safety they have given a dignifad au,,
imposing attitude 20 our nation. aud aniJst
.hepefiis surrounding her, are. securing her
interests, while the uplifted arm of war ie.
suspended by the boldness and cor,noe,yt.
WIN which IT Is scrvcyed Nor can we bahr,
"lthout indignant feelings, the arraion-r "a
'of the most salutary counsels, and the 1hS
demnhtion OF the most patriotic measpy O0"-'
me Hi9anectcd willie we see British -, W
Paihateu, ana aggression justified brl tI I5G
Votsu Pdtu@ahs Of Great-BritaiD, l. d, n - uS-
bosom, OF the country: although mo nc very
tse liberation which, permits 81, 81, applaud
we cannot rePress the emoiior e S' rs YET
and adherence which thetf . b disgust
peace and prosperity OF our1t -NVi'S. fhe
are blessing which we hiF4I!o,e.H country
shonid war, unavoidable " ?. biI1e yet,
ardouf VIII DC animated i, H. ~ 'o', our
cohsiaefationS OF the .Ieoessif,, k1,e''Ce' ny
Ii'I,Ce OF our cause. j. sucb ~, go. "ila
piedge the Of all our c ~, oie'' we
, %nlf we lrGnt nc foreign enemy orr oar, y i,,i
rance 'oan'rk md anmasK the do.ne 30 'l5.-
lof' a'a' be 1ctive 6duntired. Tbst t Ia
5 pY' t',{e''ening the dissolution Of Govern.
l'iens ".hch embraces, with parental s,,f,,.,
d's'ln5dshing care, ali its citizens co q IN
!r',3 no expressions, and arousinc by M sc,,
''',.l,iuual amnesty, should be planned NJ
Eets inc most mortiiying reflections I'M .See
u We, TRAITORS, Of whose guilty open trea
2 2U', 'o'c couid doabt, should be shielded
.. .I. q l"S' punishment b. gdicialsubTc,ies
eNc"es in our bo3oms the most affs3ictino s'r
ss'l'oos. lmpnnii% seemed 10 be ins,,aI
.3' nc deepest crim~, where the nd, -
INC enemy Of lie admirjs,ration. or Se ,b -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-10
April 60

N ALUABLE LANDS--Thc subscriber will
sell, or credit, or exchange orlpropcrty
in Richmond, or its neighborhood, the following
LANDS, to wit:
800 acres in the state of Kentucky bysurvey,
bearing date the 10th day ofOctoher I7t7. living
and being in the district set part for the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river. r.
Also, 1000 acres in Kentucky, by surrey bear
ing date the 10th October 1877, likewise lying
in the district set apart for the officers and soldi
ers of the Virginia state line, on fine North side
of Little River, branch OF Cumberland River
and about two and an halfm;les from the mouth Of
Lirle river
Also, $50 acres ofLand in the county Of Mason,
state OF Virgina on Old Town Greek, about 8
miles from Mason courthouse. I
lndisputable titles will be made to the above
mentioned Lands and plots ofeach tract may be
seen on application to the subscriber residing in
Richmond. THOMAS BOHANNAN
jan &e. G1awtfl
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NJ lRGINIA, TO AT Charrery Dis
" trict Court held in the City of Williamsburg.
the 9TH day of April, 1So3.- ~
Josiah Ryland and Catherine his wife, Thomas
Armistead and Jane his wife, and William T.
Colston and Elizabeth his wife, Plai,afs-A-
gainst John Nicholson and Barthclemy Nc Carly,
Defendants.
The defendant John Nicholson, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly AMI the rules of his court
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inhsbtant of this counry, on the
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel, II Is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the
bili OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in one of ibe Richmond
newspapers for two months successivek, and post
ed at the front door of the former Ca,tol in Ibis
City A Copy. AMY. ROBINSON, c. C.
NAV II. & TlwSw1
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IN CHANCERY-Charlot Court, sth
4 March, 1908

Grief and Claiborne Barksdale, .jr Psain.iffs--
Against Charles Harris, Henry q. Watkins, ex-
ecutor Of William Penticost and Richard Penti-
cost, Defendants.
The defendant Harris, not having entered his
appearance according to the act OF Assembly and
the rules of this court. and it appearing 20 the sa-
tisfaction of the court that he is not an uhabtan
of this state, ON the motion of the plaintiffs by
theirAttorncy It is ordered, that lie appear here on
the first day of August court n.xt, and enter his
appearance and give security Cor pertaining the
decree the court, and that copy ofths order
be inserted in one of the news papers printed in
Richmond for two months successfully, and post
cd at the front door OF the coui t-hose Of the
said county
A Copy Teste,
THOMAS RE Nd, C,k.
April 60 ItwM81
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ADDRESS TO THE PREsIDENT.

=, / ne following address was presented to
Ine rresldent CT the United States, by the
ueIeSaIes or the general ward meeting of
the CITY. of Philadelphia, in March l asr@ "a
owing to public engagements at the close
OF the session of congress, an answer VS.
deiayGd until the end of May and tits now
Puonshed by the chairman of the meeting
LOT the general information Of their constit1-
ents :.....d1rora
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NAIAK DEpARTMENT. MAJ 12th., 1so8.-

SHT AR DEPARTMENT., MAY 18th, 1905
wv PROPOSALS. in writing will be received
By this department until the first day of August
next, for manufacturing MusKETs with BAYo-
NETS, Of the kind and dimensions manufactured
at the United States ArInouries at Springfield,
Massachusetts, ard at Harpers Ferry, Virginia ;
every part 70 correspond III dimensions, materials,
Workmanship and proof with the samples, which
will be given from the other of those ar
INQUIRIES, or from Mr. Whtney's armeury at New
Hayenin Connecticut.
1t will be Unnecessary for any one 20 offer terms
nnless the price shall be reasonable, and not ex-
ceeding ten doiiays and ssVenty5fVe cents.
Any person inclined to contract for the tieiive-
ny of from FIVE hundred to two thousand stands a
year, for five years. will, on the execution of the
contract, and entering into bond, with approved
sureties for the faithful performance thereof,
ceive in advance, if required, a sum equal to the
amount Of the contract price of the number he
shall agree to deliver the first year and such o.
Their subsequent advances, as his punctuality in
the faithful performance OF his contract shall en-
title him to.
No proposals will be attended TO, Unless from
persons OF such characteT rs can be fully relied
on for faithful and Punctual performance Of their
contracts and who can give ample and satisfacto-
ny security for the correct fulfilment thereof
No muskets will be received under any con-
tract that shall not, ON full and correct inspec-
ton by persons appointed for the purpose, be
found in all their parts, and in workmanship, fully
TO correspond with the patterns.
II. DEARBORN, See'p Of Wc,.
MAY 81. 1908 (CaNy7v,1
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MANUFlCTUPINc MIkL

" ALUABLE 1TANUFACTU;PLNC MILL
& DISIYLLER1'-The subscriber will
sell or lease for term of years, with or without
a distllery, containing five stills of near 1000
gallons, the valuable MILL on Appomattox river,
in Cumberland, lately owned by William Skip
with. The house is. o6 feetlOng, 90 wide, and
three stories high, containing 2 pair. best burr
and pair stones, with Evans's patent ma
chmery and Saw Mill in complete order. Boats
pass under the Mill through one of the best locks
on the river-the neighborhocd affords an album
dant supply of wheat, and on the spot are two
commodious houses calculated for store pnd re-
sid@ace. If sold. the purchaser may be accom-
modated with or 500 acres Of Land, one half in
wood. Terms may be known on application to
Mr. letters at the Mil or to me near Genito
Bridge. a-
t' EDMUND HARRIS0N
A2,lelia, april 49,. C1aSptf
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ETOR SALE, III, 600 acres Of LANDIn Ken.
A awha county, in the forks of Great Sandy
sver
$4,000 do. in Tazewell county, on the waters
OF Clineh river:
10000 do in the county Of Wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks
1000 do in Randolph county, on the waters
ofCheat river:
hlso, $4,000 acres of Virginia Land Warrants
Ihs above VIII be sold very low. and great &C.
coinmodaton given in the payments
TO RENT, Brick House, on Shockoe- Hill.
in good neigho 1rhoo1, and possessing every
accommodation for family
THOS NORVELI..
Der. 10. 1c
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN.-On Friday morn
~ ing last the subscriber missed his horse, has
every reason to believe he is stolen, The de.
scription as follows A Ozark bay, has <: his
left eye injured, about seven years old, a
bout fourteen and a half hands high. with crop
ped ears, has lstely had very bad wound on his
left hind leg, which is not yet quite healed on
the other hind thigh has either a wart or has
snagged himself--has been chafed with saddle
on his back about the centre where a saddle
would set. The subscriber offers reward of FIVE
dollars for him if strayed, stolen, an additional
reward of ten dollars will be given for apprehend-
ing therthief D. DORRiNCTON.
Iune z. (Hl
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NOTICE TORACERS.

HE POPLAR SPRINC COURSE isnearly com
4 plete, and will be quite so by the 18th June,
at which time the Races viii bcgin, viz
LIST DAY--The Town Purse OF y 400, fou. mile
heats, weight for age, for Mays of every descrip-
ton that never won race OF that amount or up
wards-entrance S ST..
(, I'd DAY-Thc Ladies' Town & Country Purse
OF 5 200, m = heats, weight for age, for Mays of
every description that never won Il race of & 200
and upwards, entrance S 20.
81 DAY-Thc Projectors Purse of 6 goo, Q
mile heats, weight for age, free for Mays of eve
ny description, that never q purse OK that A.
mount or upwards entrance s. 20-An which
will be regularly hung up at the judges stand i.
Stables for race horses aud litter for the same
will be furnished gratis, and every other accom-
mediation usual at the most celebrated Race
Courses, will be rendered, and the booths on the
field rented by
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Tor RENT-The Brick TENEMENT on
Il the main street, two doors above the Eagle
Tavern, and at present occupied by Messrs. Glib
son and Jefferson-Possession may be had on the
18th July. SAML. McCRAW.
Richmond, June z. Gf1
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Tune 9

IN CHANCERY.--Charlottc Court, 9Th March,
4 1908
Claiborne Barksdale and son, ass .gnees of Ma
jor Parsons, PqiHtifS--A gain9t James Green &.
Parisl, Green, Dgfe1qants
The defendant lanes, rot having entered his
appearance According to the act Of ASSEMBLY and
the rides Of this court, and il appearing TO ne So
tslaotlon Of The court that lie isnot an inhabtant
Of this state, on the motion Of the plaintiffs bv
Their attorney, II Is oydered, thai re appear here
on Tie FIRST da1of August court nest and enter
his appearance, ard give security for performing
the decree Of the court, and chat copy of this
order be inserted ~ orc Of the newspapers print
ed o. Richtnofd for two months succcssively, and
posted at the front doorof the courthouse Of the
said county
II Copy. Teste,
THOMAS READ, OK.
April 2G C1awSw
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UF PUBLISHED BY THOMAS RITcHIE, or
PosITE THE Posr-orFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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mo. t2.

'here can be no doubt. This officers of our
government, from the highest to the lowest
are equally subjected to legal restraint and
1t is confidently believed that all Of them feel
themselves equally incapable, as well from,
| "a" as Inclination, to attempt AN unsanctioo
ed ehcroachment upon Individual liberty
In the letter alluded to, Mr.. -Calla,in speats
only in the language of reco,nmendatior pot
OF command; at the utmost, the Collector.
Gould only plead the influence of advice. ana
not thei authority OF the treasury denratment
IN his Justification m
- In the act of congress there is no a-nb;,,,;,,,
lie object rs to prevent evasions of the er,.
Cargo act, by vessels whichs sail ostensibiy
ior some port in the United States, when
.Ieir real destination is to some other Dor, OF.
pace, Inc granting of clearances is left All
soiuteiy at the discretion OF the collector,
the right 'ot'detaining in cases which
excite suspicion IS giveR him, with a refer
ehcs TO the will. of the executive. Conorcec
might nave vested this discretion in the PFC
sident, the secretary of the treasury. or ,nv-
other officer, in whom they thought proper,
% vest 1t but, having vested the ripht of
granting or refusing IN the collector w;th
! an appeal to the President only !, CO.. 80
reiusai-the right of granting CLEARANCE.
remains III him unimpaired and unres+rict-
ed. ..-... -., ,,, ~
aoes not appear 20 US that the instrnc-
.lons from the treasury department. are in
tenoed TO reach this case. The reromuonr
aIioh not to grant Clearances on shinments
Oh provisions appears by the coptext IN he.
restrlcted by two provisos, evidently no;nt~
Gu at oy TIE reasons assigned for that recon-
inendaslon. First, if intended for rI,ce.
"here they are not wanted for cons,mption
OF we suppose, where supplies of the same
a. uCie can De mad from the state or neigh
courhood IN which such place is situated
secondly for a port which usually exports
Ia: afticie, Now with regard to the article
=. ll0e, IL is impossible to say how much the
lily VI baltimore will want forts consump-
.ioi' do eiley nave no internal supplies ana
% INC tiiree southern states alone are export
GrS OF mat article Shipments ofs f,,,,
baltimore to Charleston might create susni..
oior' OUT not such shipments from CnarIeston
~ odtIlthore' we are of opinion that the.
@|e vi congress does not authorise the do
lSh-'oh OF tins vessel That without tbe-
SANCTION OF law, the Collector is NOT ;nst;6..r7
d! inc Instructions Of the executives. !. er-
=. casing restraints upon commerce. even ;r
'iilS case had been contemplated by che LET.
'ef aiiuded to, but that from a temnerote
consideration OF that letter., this case doec
Hol appear to come within the spirit and rnea-
mig Oh the instructions which it Contains
- mandamus was ordered accord;roI,
commanding the collector to grant . Clear
ance to the Resource.
ihe above case was decjdsd n, Sa4rr5a,-
,ast' when several vessels. hav;nv -T;ce -.
board, bound for the northern states clearaa
at the custom house The schooner Co.. -
ftc4t, captain WAS - '''
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TO THE FRIENDS OF DOMESTIC MA.
NUFACTURE.

VENHE subscriber being DESTROYS of encourag-
ing Manufacturing, takes the liberty of in
forming the public in general, that he will under
take to alter the common Looms that are now in
use to work with the flying shuttle-One of them
can now be seen at my house, at the Bowling
Green, near Richmond viii also instruct peo-
pie to work Dimity, MS & O's, Twilling, &c. up
on reasonable terms. Having been raised to that
business and was four years in extensive cot
ton mandatory, am well acquainted with the
different machines for that purpose.
SAML. HENRY.
June 5. 1871
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n DVERTISEMENT.-I .forewaTm all per
1 n sons whatever from trading or taking S.
signment for bond now in the hands of Mr..
George Williamson Of Powhatan, Ex'or of ia
cob Williamson, decd. The bond was given by
Mrs Hannah Williamson to William T.. Walker
OF Prince Edward, for the amount of so pounds,
and the bond dated the third day of January. 1908
,s, GEORGE EGGLESTON,
Executor Of Hannah Williamson, deco.
\ April %. 1aw8w
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MOTICE---The Co-partriership of Thomas
IN Rutherford and Co will be dissolved on the
3oth June next All those therefore, who may
have claims against the said firm, or either of the
partners, are invited in the mean time to apply
for payment, and they earnestly request those in.
debted 70 Them to settle their respective accounts
as speedily as possible.
I'HOATAS yRUTREPFOORD,
2 FREDERICK ARGTLE
Richmond, Nay 6. (Ft1st3ulyT) -~'
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HIVE DOLLARS REWARD:--suayed or
stolen On Friday night, the 22d of this month,
aSORREL HORSE, with blaze face, one of
his hind legs white nearly to the hook, used to
work in drsy, FIVE feet high, thirteeen or four
teen years old Whoever will deliver him TO
me in Chesterfield county, near Manchester
shall receive the above reward.
JOHN HOWLET'I.
iyiav 81. lep2wf
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L he above case was decided on Saturdav
,ase' when several vessels, having rice. ~,
BOARD bound for the northern states cleared
d. the custom house. The schooner Conner
Hc"F, captain WAssoN with passengers. =,
regular Packet between this city and New
GO, oIh sa'lsa festerdaymorningfo for that port.
She was detained in Rebellion Roads h., ~ 80 :,
Hornet sloop of war, ard forbidden r. ~ nm, ,me
cGed to sea with rice on beard She return
cd to town and landed her passengers
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p. BATE, Protr;eto,.
Petersburg, May 81. ru2thJuneTl

HOT SPR1NGS.-The subscriber continues
4 - to keepa House OF ENI ERTdIN11EN NJ
at the Hot Springs, in Bath County. He has got
ten three baths in complete repair; they are
large and commodious.-The temperature of the
baths is as follows, viz 1O5, 100 and sc, one
of which is an excellent shower bath.
The different degrees Of the waters 1t this
place, are from 90 10 LOG. The number of GER
tificates in my possession, signed by gentlemen
of the first responsibility, will shew the great
virtue and utility of the waters, in eradicating
Diseases which have baffled the skill of the most
eminent physicians. ......
Any person wishing to know the virtues jsses-
sed by the waters fthc IL. s. in removing diseas-
es, may make application to either of the gentle
men hereafter named, who can give satisfactory
information from experimental knowledge.
Charleston, S. Carolina, Mr. Charles Graves
Maj. Obren Smith, Capt. Thomas Hall.-Eden-
ton, N. c. MIR. --- Cabarras.-- Richmond, Virg
Mr.. Maxwell Trokes--Fredericksbu Mr John
Dawson-Halifax, Maj. Jobp W;mbusf--Pow-
hatan, General LittlebeTy Mosby, Maj. Samuel
Saunders-Dinwddie, Col. Francis Muir--M Man
chester, Mr.. John Branch-Pe Petersburg, Mr.. John
c. Permission, Mr.. Durell--Franklin, Mr.. Henry
allaway--Moorield, Messrs. Cunningham and
Harness--P Philadelphia, Mr.. M'Caey-- Ohio.
Messrs. wills and Lindsay Lexington, Ken. Mr.
William w. Worsiey.
Ills house, cabins, stables, &c. are in complete
repair for the reception of boardeTs and travellers
His liquors are a. good as could be procured.
BENZ. THOMSON.
June 8. T1ai5tg7
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n He Subscriber has opened tavern in Man
u chester in the House lately occupied by
Peter Leath, decd. now know by the sign ofthe
himself 20 his friends and the public at large, that
no attention shall be wanting to give general sa-
tisfsrtioii.--IIe is constantly supplied with the
best liquors, and his stable we'll stored with pro-
vender, good beds and handy waters 70 attend
those who may please to call-and in order to
give compleat satisfaction to his country custo-
mers, keeps constant supply OF the best fodder
for stable use. His prices lin the present
difficult times) as follows, viz.
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WTILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder for
Wv cash, on Saturday the 18th of June Inst.
at Daniel Michaux's Tavern, in Powhatan county,
ing on Swift Creek, in the county aforesaid, adj
joining the lands of William Graves, Arthur
Sublett and others; which land was conveyed to
us by Charles Moseley, in trust, to secure the
payment Of debt due to Messrs Lyle & NJ Gre
die, as expressed in his deed of conveyance 10 us
bearing date the 18th February last past
HENRY w. WATKINS,(
WILLIAM G. POVALL,i trustees
Powhatar, June s. (ep2wgD
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ID ROKERACE AND COMMISSION BUSI-
-l1 NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his services to his friends and the public, in the "a
bove line ofbl sness and soiicits their patronage
C. GREE HOW,
Dec. Is. - -..-----.--.--- foawtf1 --
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His splrlts arc sold but little higher than III
stores. Great allowance will be made to those who
may put up. with him for week or longer at
a time both Tor man and horse. He would be
glad TO take IL or 5 Boarders to Breakfast and
Dine, at 6 1876 per ;unum, and pledges himself
they shall have no cause OF complaint
NATH'L. CHILDERS.
Nav L. (6lsO
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DOMESTIC.
CHARLESTON, May 80.

Exparte I Mthe Fedora
.dda"s Giichrisf, & others, Circuit court
Us. MAY. g., 1903
The Collector of the Port before Judge,
of Charleston. ] Johnson y Bee
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"r EDMUND HARRISoM
Aq,lelia, april 49,. (1aSut --