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VIRGINIA, to 1pit:-At Chancery District
' Court, held at the former capitol, in the CT
ty of Williamsburg, the 22d day fully, 1910.
John Laird, FtT.
AGAINST
Carter Mitchell, executor of Robert Mitchell,
Priscilla Mitchell, John Y. Cbism and Sarah his
wife, Tasker Carter O,inlan, an infant John w
Belfield, and Frances I his wife, Harriet Peck,
Harriet Lucy Maund, John c. Peck and Emanuel
Peck, infants Spencer Ball and Betty L. his
wife, Sophia Carter, Robert Berkeley and Julia
his wife, Thomas Ap Jones, Sarah Jones, Eli,
zabeth Jones and Jane Jones, infants, and George
Carter, Defts
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel
Carter Mitchell is assigned guardian to the infant
defendants, Tasker Carter Quinlan, John c Peck
and Emanuel Peck, and w alter Jones, to the in.
FAINT defendants, Sarah ] Jones, Elizabeth Jones
and Jane Jones, to defend them in this suit, and
the defendant Sophia Carter, not having entered
her appearance and given security according to
the of mbly, and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of tine court
that she is not an inhabitant of this country On
the further motion of the plaintiff, 1t is ordered
that Ibe SAID deftndantsdo appear here on the Is,
day of April term next, and answer the bill OF
he plaintiff, K that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some news paper of the city of
Richmond, Tor two months successfully, and pos
ted at the front door of the former capital III this
city.
4NTD1- RORJNcON n n
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4 Harrisburg, the 18th day of July, 1902
Kebecca lines, late Rebecca Lewis, P!i'F
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~ I Office -Ihe,eby. JorSsarn all 6srsOns phat.
IN ever, from EN- loviag fhe boafh.eS under ny
eoHron, in bringing back lods, from kiehrlong or
eiSesohsye, IS viii not be responsibie for any loss
sustained THEREBY.
WARNER LEWIS.
September u 3w
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Z LIVERPOOL SALT-For sale. 1000 bush
IL els LfUerbo0l Sait, on board the Bng Nan
cy aud Mary, al Bermuda Hundred.
JANES &. AN1,HONT.
August % Sty
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EoTR

n eaaf;rg letter dated Hamburg, 18Th De
ce1nbey, dcfafedIy soDse " It's 0ufh0rs sDlpgg'nS
friends, has been circulated through nlOI Of The
6absrs Of me Unifed Sfofes, and appears 10 haze
Siesa The tone 70 public opinion on me Sa5Jecf -
The zvyite, If fhtf Eefteg wtH hOss1, MT 10 me
niore, bu 10 tveyy ADle,iedn here 1uao has 'edd
Oh, Publication on another Oeeasfoa. MS country
men haze /oyDa4lly eebJNsea their o6in'oh Of
Lb, and u ne Is desiroas 10 see heDs PH6Hsh-
ee. Z hays a eot2 q their resoImio" 81 thfs s-5-
jcc.
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SNB WV
/ N CHANCERY -rappahlnnock, Essex In.
4 teryening Court, continued and held Oh the
2Oth day of June, 1910.
John Jones, CofnpPt.
AGAINST
Andrew Allen and John E. Craw, Def'fs.
CAME the complainant, by his attorney, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the court, that
the defendant Andrew Allen is Rot an nina bitant
of this state On the motion Of the complainant,
it Is ordered, That lie sppear here the FIRST day
of September court next, and answer the com
planants bill, and that copy oftbis order be in
serted in some public news paper, printed ia the
city Of Richmond, for two months successyely,
and that another copy hereof be posted at the
front door of this court house.
4 Coby. Test,
HIM B. MATTHEW'S, d. C.
FOR
1oHN p. LEE, G. E. c. c.
July 81. wsw
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GENERAL PosT-oFFIcE,
Washington City, July 10. 1910.
August IL, 1aw6w
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a SERVANT VINO can be we'll reconrneu
A ded, will iin1 a situation with prisst,
Gentleman BY applying al this Office.
Sept.7. Il
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' Court, held at the former capitol, in the CT
ty of Williamsburg, the 22d dag Of July, 1910.
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M. Eos,ms,t. motion y 'trixt sss u:

NJ: L;essmess! motion 70 striAs sss ua'
der confederation. ,-
Mr.. Rldisdsn spoke against shs rule.
Mr.. Gardiner spoke also at considerable
length against, tho rule. His speech, -
usual, was clear, humorous, and argumen-
,a,ive. He protested >aga,nss taking away
the privilege OF speech ia any shape what
ever.
Mr.. Bacon spoke against ,he rule. He
thought the principle incorrect; and tho
he did not think it probable that the rule
would be abused, were it to pass but no
did not wish for one of the majority TO
have any such power put into his hands,
He did no. desire to he led into temptation.
He declared that he did not much like pre-
vious questions in any shape yet in the
way the rule formerly stood he should not
object to it but in the broad shape It now
appr AIRED he should vote aga!nstn.
air. Ross spoke again very loud; but we
must again repeat it, though il may again
offend him, that he spoke with very little
Judgment.
Mr.. MKee also spoke in favor ofthe rule.
he was pICCCCcuS WIN oSA''S -
markson mr.. GARDENERS conduc! in late
debate, when he was called to order by mr..
Ga,deNier. Nr. GARDINER was proceeding
to state the words to which he objected,
when he was called to order by Mr.. John
son the Objectionable words not being writ
ten. mr.. Gardner wrote the words, they
were read. Mr.. M'Kee explained, and
III, chat, man decided that he should 80 on.
He wen, on and concluded his remarks.
At quarter tefore three, the question on
Mr.. L,vermor.'s amendment to strike out
ire rule was taken, add lost, AZ rising intke
AFT rma.ive and 66 in the negative.
mr.. 9,dncy moved to strike out the a.
ter ,tions and to insert such words as shall
make this III E the same as the rule former
" adopted. Lost. He then made motion
to inserta sentence which should eusure
the right e every member who may choose
20 sp az at least once. ."' =.
Dir. 7aAma3ge :poke with great force
o argument in favor OF the amendment and
against the arb;ary rules.
The committee rose and reported pro.
sress.
Adjourned. a"
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Congress Of The United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, January 6.

Taken far the alexandria Gazetfe.]
A letter from the secretary OF the treasu-
~ was read, giving an account of the expen-
ditures for one year, preceding the LIST OF
September, 1909. Ordered to be printed
and referred to the committee of ways and
means.
lLr. Etpes from the committee of ways
ard means, reported bill for reviving the
&C, and continuing it until 1911, laying an
additional duty of Fer cent. Common.
" called the Mediterranean fund. kead
twice and referred to committee OF the
whole house on Monday.
Mr.. Bassett, from the committee on ma
val establishments, reported in part the toll
lowing resolution
Resolved, That the hulls OF the frigates
now in ordinary ought to be Immediately
repaired, and that dollars be aPPro'
p,ia,ed for tina, purpose. Referred to .
committee of the whole house On Monday.
lLr. Ross called for the order OF the day.
The house went into committee OF the wAole
on the report Of the committee appointed
to draft rules and orders Of the hovss-
Mr.. Pitkin in she chair. . 49,. ..,,.' =
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BALTIMORE, January \.

Arrived below, brig Newton, Prior
from Tunis, via Gibraltar. Lett at ,:nls,
Oct. %, ship Wildwood of New York.
No late arrival there from America. Capt.
Prior was informed by gentleman from
Marseilles, that the ship Augusta, brig So
phia and sch'r Zephyr of Baltimore with
their cargocs hai been sequestered at ma
plss. The ship Apollo, Bounds, OF Dalti'
more was captured of Naples by British
cru;zcr. carried into Malta and condemn
ed-capt. 3. and crew took passage in the
sch'r 4 wo Margarc,ss. OF Baltimore, bound
thence TO London-who in coming down
the Straits was captured By French Pr'sa-
,-,r and ordered tor Tunis 4; when they sc.
ncrated irora the priva,scr the crew and
passengers rose upon the prize master re-
took the vessel and carried her to Malta.
The mate of the Two Margaret,s is on
hoard the Newion-he arrived at lunis IN
the pr'vateer. -, H.,
The Mediterranean swsrms with those
D-iva,ccrs who take every thing they iall IN
with. Left Gibraltar tie 18th OF Nov. no
American vessels there. 18th, 50 miles
from the mouth of the Straits, spoke brig
Ron,p, Randall, from Salem bound to Ma
nl.s. informed them of the precariOus state
Of ,raI., think she would touch at lun's
in consequence. Spoke III the bay brig
Mar.arer,a from Lisbon. ....'
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munica.ion Of his owa accord, they are fol.
compelling" him to turn every thing int
dollars, like a silver Midas. No wonder
that this cautions and able fnancier is un.
willing to throw away his reputation by
pledging it upon all the follies, erudi'ies aud
mistatemen.s Of wrstched set OF outlaws
from common sense. Mr.. Gallasin will re-
tire from Office and leave them to the con-
sequences of their own indiscretions. 1t
seems however passing strange, that the
opinions of Albert Gallatin, whose brilliant
and solid talents, whose energy, Persever-
ance and for,itud< had, more than all the
weight Of Virginia accumulated, earned the
scale in favor Of democratic policy, should
be so far hunted down as they are in the
following extract from a ministerial oracle -:
"Let Albert Gallatin be called upon and
be compelled to lay before Congress a COM
plete dcvelopement of the actual resources
ofthe nation, without any speculati0ns OF
his own"
ARGUS.
Time Was whcr the pickings and the ho-
nors Of this land were not given to the
Smiths when the doughty general was 100
happy in coninins tic range OF his specu-
la,ing to a small contrac;orship under 60
vcrnm NJ, in bc;ng the fearless defender f
England and her commerce against COM
mercial restrictions, ard grateful for the
concecIment Of hi. disgrace ae Mud Fort :
when small LAWYER never dreamt Of being
secretary oil cate, but gave as another Shy
lock has early and nocturnal audiences TO
the tribe of two per c,n; 4 north when
for tie first and only time in Baltimore sh0.-
ing and Athring 7rere performed at one
operation when the present president OF
the l.. S. shrunk Gas gone Of the dcmocra-
tic papers informe US in the spring OF 1909
from tie times TINT tried mems sou!,--then
it was that the sbecu!ations Of Mr.. Gallasin
were the umrring guide of the party, whose
presen, lisapproba,ion Of them is the strong
es. proof Of their degradation being near at
hand. But !, is a maxim deemed infallibe
in the political world, that great exigencies
produce great talents and great talents we
all know, naturally reproduce great disco
veries. 1t is no wonder, therefore, that the
democratic ship b in, r,ady to sink, should
be found to contain among her crew, wiser
and more sagacious inanciers than this M
ton ever before possessed, who have de-
monsirated, the NAT ional debt for placing
which in a train Of gradual extinction, ila-
milton spent the midnight oil, and in the
ful6lmene and improving of whose expcd'-
ca,s the interchangeable and vigorous mind OF
Gallatin spent nine years, without seeing
the work accomplishments the national
debt isamcre dust in the balance, when
compared with the produc,iveness of on.y
one branch Of revenue at present inactive.
(Bait. Fed. ReP.)
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LANDING
Some Valuable Slaves,

Belonging to the estate Of Edward Carter,
deceased, will be offered at Public Auction,
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of January
next, at Kay.Atarket, in the county OF Prince.
William. They will be sold in families and
for cash.
E. Brooke,
Administrator with the will annexed,
of Edward Carter.
November lib. ec24t
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GisAATAR, Nov. II.


depended upon W perfectly authentic.
Off Rosas, Nov. 5.
r." As shall most likely see you
soon only enclose you an account OF the
destruction Of three French sail OF the line
since which we have destroyed the rru1ain'
der of the convoy in the Bay OF Rusas.
"On the morning of the 2sd we Disco
vered from the main top, the enemy con-
sistingof 38sail of men OF war and trans
ports bearing E. N. E. and with the whole
feet &c sail of the line) made al sail IN
chase of ,hem. The French men OF war
having on seeing US, separated from the
convoy, exclusively engaged the attention
OF our line of batae ships, while captain
Barrie in the komone, with some other
small vessels, pursued the French trans
ports, which were standing directly for
the Bay of Rosas on the coast of Catalo.
MIA.
"Tke English feet during the whole Of
the Esd, having carried great press of
sail to get to windward of the enemy, whom
they had chased in different directions, was
necessarily much divided. On the morn
ing of the 24th the six following ships only
had kept company with each other.
Rear Ad. Martin,
oan'PoS C.ptain Iuglis.
Renown Com. Durham
Tygre Capt. Hoilo" ell
Sultan $500 OrnNths
Leviaihen - Harvey
Cumberland - Wooohouse
This squad-o, during the whole of the
.4,h, wheE it blew very strorS, carried So
much sail as enabled it 70 get sight OF the
enemy from! the deck, lite alter in the
afternoon. The French were then pretty
close in with tteir owi. shore, endeavoring
to ce, 70 The mouth Of the Rhone. The
nigh, soon apr roachinS, we lost sight of
the cncmy, who, fortunately, was again
seen on the m"'n'ng OF the .51h, carrying
all sail 10 run into some porto the west
ward.
"The English squadron being now to
wiuIward of the French, and going nine
or ten miles an hour, was very close TO
them when their admiral, in superb 30
gun ship, and "a grounded on the shoals
over against the town of Front;gnan, which
is E. N. E. OF Ce.tce, 4 or 5 miles distant,
and w. N. w. of Montpelier, from which
it is 10 or IL miles. The other French
line Of battle ship aud lrigate, ('he whole
Of their force seen since 23d) grounded on
a reef of rocks near the town OF Cette.
1.-The French admiral's ship and ~
near him being in perilpus situation, the
crews began 20 abandon them very soon at
ter they tlsd struck on the shoal. The mi
zen masts Of both ships and the main mast
of tie - fell over at o'clock and the o.
tive. ships earCst,ee evinred strong proofs
q being most seriously injured.
On the 26th rear admiral Martin with
TIC Renown, Tigre, and Cumberland stood
;owards the shoals of Fronlignan to sound.
This demonstration had a good effect at
in the evening ,hs French admiral's ship,
the Robuste, AID The Lion - near him
were IN flames, which after raging with
fury communicated to their maGazines.-
At half past ten they blew UP, exhibiting
at once sight most beautiful and impress
sive."
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alsranorta DAILY 0a,etts.
MONDAY, JANUARY ..
COMMUNICATION.

4 A p.,;,;on is abou, to be offered for the
pra,ure of the inhabitants Of this county,
ryinc Congress to make sundry altera-
ms and amendments to the laws now IN
rec, BY the assumption Of the district OF
blumbia and as the objects OF the petition
Ne ofc.neral concern, II may not be inpro-
IL to apprize the citizens o! the most pro
kinent features OF the changes solicited, in
|I.ier that they may be the better able to de-
he upon the proprie,y of changes so i'm
ediately differing from the laws of the
bate, with which they must OF necessity as
kell rs interest continue to be Intimately
|pnnected and as every sweet has its al
By, and every good its attendant evil, it is
De incumbent duty Of every community
\ making radical charges, - seek with
&eat care and deliberations, those which
I've most Of the one, and the least of the
Aher.
The first change prayed for is, to place
lromissory notes hereafter drawn and ne.
'ctiated in the county of Alexandria, on the
botinc of inland bills of exchange.
Cd. To subject real estate in the county
Ii Alexandra to execution in the same
amer and to the same extent as personal
kopersy.
81. That executions on judgments OBJ
eined in the county Of Washington end
Alexandria NAV be effective throughout the
erri,ory.
9TH. To deprive debtor in execution Of
be benef, Of the prison rules after remain
be in the bounds IL months.
18th. To authorize the judges to hear al
kgations in bar Of debtors discharge at
he time he offers to take the oath of insoi-
|encv by the intervention of iurr.
9Th. To allow in,cres, on Judgements &
authorize the court to award damages
b the dissolution of injunc,ions not eN-
keding 10 per cent. per annum.
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Alexandria Weaving M3nyIactoTy.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC. ~
THE inhabitants of Alexandria and its
j vicinity are respectfully informed that
we the subscribers, lately from the neigh
borhood of Manchester, (EngIandl haze, b.
the desire and aid of our friends, opened
WEAVING MANDATORY, on the
premises belonging to Mr.. Edward May, be-
tween the dwelling house Of Thomas Swami,
Esq. and the Spread Eagle Tavern, Prince
street-whele we are ready to receive Tor
weaving the various sorts Of country spu.
cotton, linen and woollen, and nope by =
steady, Copyright attention to business, to mt.
rit the encouragement and appreciation ofo''
friends and the public. IN order to give Pw-
neral satisfaction to our friends ande,Buaoy-
crs, every material will be trictly~eigbcJ
on the recsiving and delivery thereof. The
yarn, sc. in hanks or breaches, are NOR
suitable than in balls.
r. ....l". Joab De Name,
..... Robert Hart,
Henry Moon.
90 PRINTING in all its vs.s
rious branches, handsomely ex.
ecuted with ACCURACY and ~.
patch.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY next will be sold at the Ven
due Store, 49,. -s..,. ...
,s hogshcads ,:lulcovado SUI
gar, chests young Hyson and 9 shests cid
Hyson Teas, on credit. .-.:.
ALSO,
g bags of Coffee, on credit Of months,
entitled to drawback.
Philip G. Marsteller.
January 6. ...... D. .. f. 70.
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rtracs ofG letter TOm Paris, dated October
26, 1909.

Iss BY letter received by estaffettc, from
'aplos, I learn, that those American YES
lis which have arrived there recently, have
ZEN put under sequestration, noswithstand-
Z the royal decree, admitting them freely.
ames Of said vessels; schooner Hamilton,
Fown, of Nsw.Yors; slip Hercules, West.
Salem; ship Augusta, Moore, of Balti-
|orc, having on board the new American
)nsuI; brig Sophia and schooner Zephyr -
bu will readily understand the reason for the
|pGuct orthe king Of Naples, in Peruslns the
y letter of Champagny to General Arm,
spng, which, having been published in
hncc, will Of course find its way into the
bi,ed States. am assured by Gen. Arm
png, that previously to the non ratification
&he arrangement made by MIR. Erskinc, by
> British government, decree was actual
made ont in Paris, totally resembling the
Aous decree. OF Berlin and Milan-bu:,
kr il was known that the British ministry
81 censurcd the conduct Of Mr.. Erskine,
D refused to ratify his arrangement, ia
pd of rescihdins decree, VIC ind tho lc:-
of Chauspasny, expressing the una;era-
determination of his imperial and royal
jesty in regard 10 ncutrals."
finance. Gallatin has SO far dis
4 ssd the warlikc gentry as to have OBJ
ID their orsn and repeated censurc ia
Virginia papers. They are OF option
he has not done his dntY Ivy emitting
evslupe the resources of the country for
ying on war. Some Sully has disco
b that at one dash Of the pcn he might
pointed out Ga most notorious t"o','
our public lands are worth |, ooo.coc,oJo
En- hundred million Of dollars As:h. y
afraid that he will not make this com.
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ToHN M. MANSFIELD at his Shoe
j Store, No 14l, 7hames-sfseet handsome assort,
ment of shoes among raen ,ew aozeh OF
sr sJ;ss, Kisses and Childrens' Shoes; Childrtns
Worocco Roots a few doz Of stuff Shoes, suitable
for old Lsdies'--Gentlemens New-york made Seal
sL;r sIoes and Pumps !; an assortment of Trunks |;
silver Mounted and Plated Horse Whips Tandem,
do Large Marked, handled. Silver Mounted and Pia-
ted Switch do ladies Silver Mounted and Plated
do sewing six by the pound, assorted colours Rs-
yens Duck by the piece; Florentme Satin of an ex-
oellent odality, for Gentemen's wear.
.gl,o--50 Boxes fresh bloom Raisins, by the box
OF, larger quantity; New-York Leather Boot Cord
and Boot Web silk Shoe Ties ; leather Shoe Bind
ing, by the piece, SC. &c. Those who purchase Mo-
Shoes by the quantity, may be supplied At the
nanufactory prices, by applying at the above store
June 13.
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NOTICE.

A L meeting OF the Board of Direc.
4 n tors Of the PROGREssIyE CovpANv
the sui inst, ssas Yotcd That all demands oc ,S.
Company on Stockholders, ON account of shares D,
them holden, ii not settled on or before the oo,h cs
June next, be put in suit without discrimination
Votsd,.rhat all those who are indebted to ,.;a
COMPANY ny Note or Book account. be requested
,soasn ,s .oe nsam ,' OF the two papers printed in
last day of June next, they then will be oJr ie =
the hands OF an Attorney for collection. ~
Bg orier Of the Boardef III ecfors. 81
HENRY y. CRANSTvN, Sec,y Pro- TEN.
Newport May i6, 1910 "'
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LrxEwIsE. HHE.fTON's
ITCH OINTMENT.

a medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH without having in it ary thing either danger.
Gus 0, disagreeable
One box cures person, and there need be
no Washing after the use oft; as the skin is gener-
ally left clean and smooth.
The above Bitters and Ointment are for
sale at the Druggist Stores Of CHARLEs FExE,
JAMES TAYLOR, and SAMUEL w. vINsos,in New
port Nay %.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber rcspectfuily inform,
Il the Inhabitants of Newport, that he has take.
the House late;y occupied by Mr. JAN RoBIssos;
tin Peham-street, and that lac intends practising the
various branches Of the healing Art, in this town He
hopes by an assduous attention to the duties OF bis
profession to merit the confidence and patronage Of
his friends and the publck in general.
JOHN X. THURSTON, NJ ID.
Newport, May 10, 1910.
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NOTICE.


HE Subscriber takes this mode OF
IL Informing all those who are indebted 10
him, by book account or note, to call and settle the
same, to enable him to meet those who have de-
nands against him he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
tie Carries on the Blacksmith business
as usual, in all its various branches with neatness
and despateh at his shop, No 4. Cross sreef, where
every order VIII be- punctuay attended to, and oye
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
t---r WILLIAM WHITE.
NJ D. Two Journeymcn, such as are good work
men, may hear Of employ by applying as above.
Newport, March21
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Fifty Dollars Reaeard! (!

VNTHEREAS, on the night of the
i. Wv 10th OF October, .inno Denrni 1903, the
house of the subscriber broken open, and in
formation being obtsned that said house broken
open by Capt. HOLDER CHASE ii, of Portsmouth,,
X. H.; d the said CHASE having absconded, the
above Reward, with all necessary charges paid, vii
be given to sny person who will aprrchend and com
init him to Jail, f taken out Of this State If appre
hended and committed to Js;i in this State. Re-
ward of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, with all ne
csssary charges paid, viii be given
Tie above named Runaway is about feet IL inch
es high. well built OF pal.id countensncs, hair rath
or rdsrk.-iniormstion to be given TO
ARTEMAS FISH,
Psstncs:er, Per!smsafi, az.
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