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given hopes that the ensuing harvest
would be abundant: which circum-
stance had prevented the rise in the
price of -four.
Bonaparte had laid Portugal under
contribution of twenty millions of dol
lars (which enormous sum he inge-
niously proposed to them to raise by rob-
bing the churches of the whole of the
plate, and two thirds of the church re-.
venues.
LONDON, February 23.
Papers respecting negotiations withA-
merlca were last night laid before the
House of Commons.
A petition for peace was presented,
Mr.. Canning voted for bringing up the
petition, and said no fair opportunity
would be neglected of concluding peace.
The report of change of ministry is
revived. 1t is said.the ID. of Portland
and Mr.. Canning are to retire, and the
latter gentleman to be succeeded by the
Marquis of Wellesley.
We have reason to believe a differ
ence existed in the cabinet as to the
manner in which the affair of Copenha-
gen was to be justified.
An order has been issued to prohibit
the expectation of Peruvian Bark to
France, where sickness is said to pre-
vail (among the troops from Poland, }
in which the bark is wanted. Mr..
Whitbread censured the order.
February "a.
Lord ST. John has given notice that
he shall tomorrow move an address to
his majesty to suspend the operation Of
the orders In council.
TRURO, Feb. 81.
The'expedition under general Spencer
sailed on the goth. The troops amount
to 5000. They are supposed to be
bound to Gibraltar.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
u Or S a IL n.

I WILL fell four hundred acres of Land,
Guate on the bank of the Ohio river, on the
upper file of Ffhing creek, in Ohio county,
Virginia, known by the name of Martins Sta.
ton-a great proportion of which is fra rate
bottom, with good Mill Seat, and Ferry
acrCfs both the river and creek There is ALTO
afquare log houGe, two Tories high, built lat
lummer for ferry houle and tavern, and about
thirty acres of cleared Land under good fence.
Alto, EouCe & Lot in S,eubenville, Ohio,
on the corner of Market and High ftrects, op"
polite to Do1or M'DOwelP., and now occu-
pied by Obadiah jennings, Ei9. Said houfe is
p!ealantly Gtuated and well calC uIated for pub
lie bUhnefs,
ALTO, a,Eoufe and Lot in fsid place adjoining
Mr. Thomas Scott'e Tavern, and where / now
live. This Houfe is well calculated for Store
and fmal family,
I am in pofcfion of complete and indifpue
table titles for all the above mentioned proc
perty.
Merchantable -Four or Whitley will b. taken
in payment, in part or in whole, for any Of the
above property
ANDREW BELL.
at their usual time and place on Saturday
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NEw-YoRK, April s.

monday last, In 36 days from Rochelle,
brings dispatches from Mr.. Armstrong,
Tor our government. The bearer was
landed at Portland, and is supposed to
have proceeded on to Washington.
Captain Norie, who arrived here yes
terday from Tobago, was boarded. on
the 1st inst. off the Chesapeake by
British frigate from England, in pur-
suit of admiral. Duckworth's squadron,
and treated very politely, the lieutenant
informed captain Norie that Mr.. Rose
dined on board his vessel the day be-
fore and remained four hours, during
which time he observed that his mission
had failed, but that he did not believe
there would be war between Great
Britain and Americans, said he, such
an event would be Ruinous to both coun-
tries.
The following important intelligence
from Spain was yesterday received from
gentleman Of this city--having been
communicated to him in letters from
Cadiz of the 9Th February.
The affairs of Spain continued to grow
worse. The French DEGREES were RI
gorously put into execution: SO much
SO that an American vessel, that has
been detained at Cadiz for breach of
the Milan decree, has been pronounced
good prize
French troops Of the conscription of
1909 were to occupy all the sea coasts
of Spain; and to be supported at the
expense Of that power. The whole
number Of these troops already entered
Spain and Portugal amounted to $4,000;
the greater part of which were at Sal
amanca, and round Madrid. A great
part of the Spanish troops had been sent
into Portugal.
The prince of peace was still in pow
er. 1t is not true, as reported, that the
prince Of Asturias had been appointed
generalissimo Of the French and Spa
nish armies. Neither is it true, that
the French and Spanish armies were 60
ing to besiege Gibraltar.
BY new decree, the holders Of Eng
fish manufactured goods were obliged
to deliver them to commission APP
pointed for that purpose-and il was
expected another decree would be passed
70 condemn them.
The greatest rigour was observed a
c-oinst those who held corresDOndpuC
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TO BE LET,

The whole of the House, on the Main
street, Wheeling, in which the Printing
Office and Fulton g. M'Clure's Store
were lately kept.
This House is in a good situation for
public business. There are two rooms
on each floor, together with a cellar I'M
der the whole house. For terms apply
to HENRY MADDEN.
April 18th, 1903.
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PUBLIC. VENDUE.

n considerable quantity of household
FURNITURE, among which is very hand
some Blackboard, handsome Carpet, a
Bookcase, several Tables, two Bureaus,
and. two good Beds, will be sold at Pub
nc vendue, on Friday the 9th of May,
at the late dwelling house of Dennis
Cassat, deceased, in the town of Wheel
ing The sale will commence at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ. and the property will be
sold upon twelve months credit, the pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved Sc
-curity. A Negro Woman will also be
sold upon the same day, upon the same
terms. c. HAMMOND, Admir-.
:, April goth, 1908.
At,a Court continued and led f5f-Ohio
County, on Tuesday the 8th IF March,
1905.
Stephen Barnes,
Joseph Chambers
This day came the Complainant by
his Counsel, and it appearing to the
Court that the Defendant is not an inha-
5itant of this Commonwealth 1t is
thereupon ordered, that the Defendant
appear here on the first Monday in June
next, to answer the Complainant's bill
and that copy of this order be forth
with posted up at the door of the court
house of this county, for two months
successfully, and also be published for
two months in the Wheeling Repository.
A copy. Teste,
MOSES CHAPLINE, c. o. C.
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MARRIED--On Sunday last, by T.
Thompson, Esq. Mr.. M9rr01v to
Miss Ta7ae A-z0ih, both of Wheeling.
DIED-In Wheeling, on Sunday last,
W'. Ihomas DoLlar, stone enter.
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Company aiod assemblies me Saturday
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-01
EUROPE.
BosToN. Oct, %.

,MPIHE OF THE BRdZILS.

EMFIEE OF THE RRHZiLS.
BY gentleman who came passenger in the
Triumph, capt. Barker, arrived at New
port, from RIO Janciro tBrazils.) informant
on has been received, that Lord Strangforti
the British Ambassador to the Emperor
OF Braziis, Gate Prince Regent of Portuga)
had arrived there THAT the convoys bound
TO India and the Cape OF G. " Hope, had
touched there THAT 4 camp .ad been for
med FOR 10000 British and Portuguese, to be
commanded by the Count de ARGOS, their.
destination then supposed to be against the
Spanish 'settlements-[J5'r They had not
heard in Brazils of the new order of things
in Europe, in which the Spaniards, English
ami Portuguese are uNitcd like Il band of
brothers. THAT the Spaniards in Bra5;ls
had been arrested, and sent to the river Of
Plate, among whom was Linicrs, "a brother
OF the hero 1T Buepos Ayres ;-'That the Bril-
fish naval force in Brazils consisted of si5,
sail or the line, besides frigates under Sir
Sidney Smith.-The following are the ships
-Foudroyant so, London 90, Marlborough
~, Monarch "a, Bedford ~. AgamemAon
/ S4.--The Surveilante. President and Con
stance are among the frigates And that
the duties paid at Rio Janciro are "a per
cent ad yalotem on imports none on ex-
ports....Cct Cert.
Marshal Jourdan is to command in chief
the French forces to be employed in Spain ;
! win NIarsnals Ney and Bessieres to assist
him.
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FEDERALJSAf.

Never was there word so abused, per-
verified, tortured, or turned into ridicmle. as
this word Fcderaki8ni--in it's original and
true meaning, it is the same as u,ion. ran
JNHcHon, Joint ofirrdtiOn, co-actiou, mutual
and reciprocal slIpport.---'Ehe following are
examples OF the way those who heretofore
assumed the name OF iederalis,s illustrate
their meaning.
They say they are /cderaHsss--and atvo-
cate separation of the unionl
They say they are federalists-and sun
port and advocate and apologize for the out =
RACES o. foreign nation
In Massachusetts and Connecticut, they
are for making Rufus King president, & II
notify Pickcl.as his vice.
In few-York-they assert be friends of
George Clinton as president, and c. &. Pinck
ney as his Vice.
In Virginia they arc for Mcnroe as prcsi-
dent & any body as his vice.
In $. Carolina they arc for {. c. Pinck-
ney as president and King as his vice.
This is federalism in its true character
y3RrOyu.
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recollect with precision. 1t is possible that
or some cases may have expressed myself
with too much zeal, aud in Others been mis-
conceived Yon may however be ;,ss,.rcd,
that my sole object was 20 do justice to my
self in 4 case of peculiar hardship, and that
! never went beyond that limit
] am happy that we have had this cXpla-
nation with each other. II hes satisfied me,
that had miscont eived yoar feelings and dis
position towards me. Nothing remains but
to prevent as far as possible ali further in
qnietnde. From the period above mentioned
oS peculiar excitement, / have been alien
tive to this object, & shall pursue it in future
with Still greater zeal l estimate the acts of
my friends by the intention only. Being sa-
tisiied on that point, I can Bear with patience
any consequences which may casually result
from them. am aware that under free go
vcrnmcnts il IS difiicult to avoid those of the
kind alluded to, for perhaps, no important
good was ever altogether free from some por-
ti0n of ALLOW. | am however, equally aware
that the evils incident to the system, if in
deed there be any, even TO the individual
who suffers unGcr them, are trifing, when
compared with the great blessings which it
imDarts,
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e. Rctort II tic minister oCForejgn .1f,
fairs.
PARIS. Sent. I.

c. PARIS, Sept I.
your majesty to communicate 20 the senate
jhe two treaties which have placed tho
crown OF Spain in your hands, and the con-
Stitution which under your auspices and
enlightened by your advice, the Junta as-
sem6led at Bayonne, after free and mature
aehDeration, have adopted for the glory Of
inc spanish name and the prosperity ofthat
Kingdom and its colonies.
IN the arrangements made by your
majesty tire security of France has been
your principal care, the interest of Spain
nerSelf mas, however, been lear, and in u
",ui!'g the TWO states BY the most intimate
alliance, the prosperity & the glorv oe bo,i,
were equally the object proposed. The
troubles which have manifested themselves
nave particularly excited the soic:tuae Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-01

manufactory Of white lead Is also going on:
and the elegant pottery Of Messrs rfbt;cr
< Co is Conducted IN 2 style So perfect, so
complete in Nil that is necessary FOR utility or
taste, that we require only a few prvations
of foreign articles to give 10 oar own COM
pletc establishment.
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TIL : JEFFERSON.
RIenMoNp, April IL. -0a.
DEAR SIR,

DEAR SIR, . ' No.
had the pleasure to receive some dave
past your favor Of The 11th and that of The
l3.h' to day. Being perfectly satisfied bv
the explanations and assurances which yo,
hah gwen tie in your preceding letters. that
! had taken AN improper idea of ,our di,
position towards me, tie details Contained
III your iaSt one were 70. nccessary in that
1Hs |erer 7oas 7e7f - Coi .Nfzyf9n.
az |toJ"le, 10 hr.for,"arded 10 Cal hEproe
oYa farHcHt9r Vcssci; bu: the ohbort,t,.j-
ty oefng f9St, IL 7voS so7i1lime efer7gqra,
refHrnt6 20 tie Prcs.ff.lt.
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Baltimore, Oct. 18th, 1909.
Morning.

10 those who know capt. Il. O.. Harper,
1t is unnecessary to say he is a swinder and
an alien to honor, but to the whole world it
may be necessary to proclaim him for a cow
ard because he has been bully; and thus
10 place him below the consideration of eve
ry man, vino values the character of gen
tieman,
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am, my dear sir, &c. &c. ,
IANJES AI(jNRG f

IS. From ar expression in your letter, that
YOU had not supposed, that / had ente rtain-
ed any objection, to the association Of any
one with me, in the business at London, | per-
ccivc that you have not read, or if YOU have
read, that YOU have forgotten my letter of
February ID, 1905. l therefore send YOU
copy it, which l have to request that you
will be so good as to return me after perus-
ing it.
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The Philadelphia aurora IF TIE stay SAYS.
that Stree the embargo, one thousand now
houses have been built in that civ two
manufactures erected Tor shot, Which can
each cast. from lead produced in Louisiana
orc ton and half OF the most perfect sbof
Per day aGcrding a supply large enough f5,.
al America and .li Asia besides. and for q
Yer securing at home the circulation cf 2Cg.
"00do'iars heretofore seat abroad Tor the par
ch@se Of that article; two manufactures Of
red lead arc also already established. whose
capacity is Competent 10 tho supply of the
whole Country with red lead nd litaargc =
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Gen. Wilkinson must excuse ne from ac-
cePting his invitation. 1t supposes an equa-
lily, which, 81, uated as he is, in the public o.
pinion and in my opinion, / cannot admit.
|! Neither can l admit that for advising Mr..
Clark to lay before Congress the documents
in his possession, tending to prove the exis-
tence and nature of gen. Wilknson's con-
nection with the Spanish government, which
advice appears from his note of yesterday
TO be the offence whereon his challenge is
founded, an, personally responsible to him.
1t was my right and my duty to give that
advice. 70 admit that am responsible to
gen. Wilkinson for having given it, would be
to admit aprinciple leading directly to the
suppression of evidence, and the impunity Of
offences.
(ogncd) ROBT. g. HARPER.
BALTIMORE, October 81. 1908
(Addressed) Gen Jemes Hiikin8on, com
mandcr in chef, &c.
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view. receive them however. with great
interest, because. in giving them, you afford
me a new proof OF Your Friendships :
] ann, Dear Sir,
WITH great respect,
Very sincerely your friend.
JAMES MONROE.
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NoTE. The letter which alluded to in
the above, to Capt. Harper was that which
has appeared i'll the North American, un
der the designation No H.
DAHL BISSELL.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-05

N1EARIY t~6 years have elapsed
IN since the dissolution # 1hs Pa't-
nership Of M,row g .B'oun, DUNG
which time I have anxiously been wa!',
ing for those persons indebted to ,sa'o
concern to come forward and discharge
their respective accounts, in which l
have been disaPpoin,ed-Inow request
all those indebted to said concern. or .
myself in any name Whatever. to make
immediate pa, nsnt - MIR, Robe.t Wor.
Ellington, whom 1 have authorised to re-
:eeise the sarne-Ihose who neglect n.
tending to this nolies. width . .hott
time, mus. calculate upon suits being
commenced. as it is impossible to give
aIy longer indulgence.
JOHN MORROW.
S~hephrrd's. 7own, Nov. ~, isoS.
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Berkeley, So.
II December Court, 1907.
Albert Stephen, Complainant,
~ AGAINST
Denis Cahill. executor Of James Quinn,
deceased, Luke Teirnan and Joseph
Minghini, Dsf'ts,
49,. In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Denis Cahill and
luke Teirnan, not having entered
their appearance agreeable 70 an act Of
Assembly andthe rules ofshis Court and
it appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, ON the motion of
the complainant, by his counsel, il ID
ordered, that the said Denis. cahill and
Luke Teirnan do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, to answer the bill Il the
complainant, and ,hata copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Berkeley
and Jefferson I~nseIigsncer for two
months successfully. and published At
the door of the Cour,.H ouss of said
County. "
A copy. 7'este,
DAVID HUNTER, c.n.c.
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Berislev. -.
~ December Court, 1907.
Philemon. Cheaowtth, Complainant,
& AGAINST
Richard Chenoweth, Defendant,
~. IS LANCER

THE defendant. Richard Chenow.
i eth, not having entered his ap-
pearance agreeable to an act Of Assem-
bly, aud the rules of this court, and ii ap-
pearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this Com.
monwealth, on the motion of the COM
Plainant BY his counsel. Il is ordered,
that the said Richard Chenoweih do OPP
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer the
bin Of the complainant, and that \ copy
Of this order be foi thwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligenrer for
tHo months successfully, and published
At the door Of the Court.H ouse Of said
County. 8 i .'@ .'a. A.
A Copy. y Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, CT. C.
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THE subscriber wishe. to dispose
! Of the 'snniasssssF' of . good
q. Plantation w. GGON,
JOHN B. %cRAGHILL. 5.
January -, 1905. =.
Land for fale.

THE subscriber eftrs far sale that
l. BEAUTIFUL small FARA where
Jacob Miller, deceased, formerly kved,
lying in jefferson County, Virginia,
On he read leading from Shepderd's.
Ta1On to CharLes- 7oIOa, .fue miles from
epch place: this tract contains one nun.
6redaeres Of GEestsne Land, about tzvo-
thirds cleared, and the balance cSathcd
with good timber, With a stream Of ,va.
ter running through the same; the i'm
PE0usmsnss are ssoo dsueHing houses, barn
and stable, Blacksmith shop, and a very
convenient DistiRery, with ooerhead 1ua-
ter there is also, about eight acres ef
Meddsw and Gbout Que hundred fruit.
fress; ; The farm and buildings are in good
repair. For Il, ms apply 10 the subscri-
Der EDing on tie premi>is.
- HENRY MILLER.
J6r,soHSe County, Jan. a2, lsos.--
E
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THE partnership of Dopenso,, g
l. WiArff< "a dissolved BY mutual
consent on the 1st day Of January, 1903.
All persons indebted to sald 6rm, are
requested TO come forward and settle
their respective accounts Immediately ::
all persons having clxims against said
arm, are also requested to Bring them
forward for settlement.
DAVENPORT & WILLETT.
. Jan. IS. 1908. =
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Virginia Lands
Fer Sak

THE subscriber offers for sale .ev..
l. raj Tracts Of Limestone Land, Of
the hrst rate quality, containing froI;
isoto 500 acres. well watered and tim
bereds lying within half a mile Of the
totomak river, in Berkeley County.
about seven miles above Williamspoyt
and ten from Mar,insburg. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
GEORGE NEWKIRK::
( September Is, 1907
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Berkeley, So.
, December Court, 1907. RI
Luke Pentoney and wife, Comp'ts,
AGAINST
Denis Cahill, Of James Quinn,
deceased, Luke Herman and Ioseph
Minghini, Def'ts.
In CHANCERY, /
THE defendants, Denis Cahill and
L Luke Herman, not having entered
their appearance agreeable to, an oct of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, on. the motion of
the e~omPlainants, by their counsel, tits
ordered, that the said Denis Cahill
and Luke Tsirnan do appear here ON
The Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, % answer the bin of the
compliments, and that q copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Berkeley
and Jefferson intelligence. for two
months successfully, and published At
the door of the Court House OF said
County.
A copy. Tes.e,-
DAVID HUNTER, c.p.c.
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TIE subscriber offers for sale. .,
moderate price, the Farm lately
occupied and owned by Alexander PHI,
buchanan, Esq. in the County Of Jef.
ferson, Virginia, consisting Of abor,
900 acres it has on j. a valuable Min.
Seat, alarge proportion Of Wood Land.
IS well improved, and is inferior to none
in its neighbourhood for the produc,i"n
OF Corn and small grain. 1t lies in the
neigheeurhood of, aud includes Lee.
Town, adjoining the lands Of Mr.. Rich
Willis, MIR. Viewer, Mr.. DandriIpe
and Mr.. Baylor, on two great public
roads, ten miles from Martissburr. the
''me distance from Shephsrd's.T Town,
and six from Charles Town. T4hi.
tate is conveyed to the subscriber for the
purpose Of raising money to pay certain
debts. An undoubted title Gao be made.
and possession given immsdia,ely.-
Application may Be made to the subscri-~
Der, living in Charles Town, Iefersoa
County, Virginia.
JOHN DIXON.
December 10, 1907. =. .
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NOTICE.

A BARGAIN may be had in the pur-
"A chase Of the places where John Files
aud Basil Cross now reside, containing
' hundred acres Of good line. stone
LAND, binding on Opecon- Greek,
distant about Ave miles from this place
and six from Shepherds, Town. The
ouhdings are comfortable, wi,h=a mill
seas on O eeon.-The title good, the
price low and the payments will be made
easy to 2 Panctual a Those who are
inclined to buy, may know the terms on
application to John Baker, Esq, =, Shep.
herds. Town. 49, r. "i
- BENJAMIN oDEN.H
r Martinsburg, Nov. 30, 1907.
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TAKEN up .~rsspassing on the plan.
tation Of JOINS DusT, decd. 10
leherson County, on the road leading
rom Shepherds Town to Keys Ferry.
A red HEIFER with q white face and
belly. marked with an underbi, gut Of
each . and supposed 70 be two Years
old--Also a red SHOAT, NOT marked
The owner Is desired to prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
VALENTINE DUST
January IS, 1908. b.
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defendant, Ale1ander Porter.
field, nns having entered his ap-
pearance agreeable to an act Of Assem-.
bly, and the rules of this court, and il ap.
.pearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
tina. he Is not an inhabitant Of this Com.
monwealth, on the motion Of the com.
plainants by their counsel, it is ordered,
that the said Alexander Porter6eldd do ap-
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday In March next, to answer the
bill Of the eomplainan,s, and that q copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and JefEerson Isssliissnesr~ for
two month"; successfully, add published
At the door Of the Court-fi House Of said
County. g.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B.s.