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20 Complete the beaeo.s and buoys at fhe entrance
Of Beverly har6oy, in the State OF Mdssachu-
setts,
DE 10 enacted BY the Senate md House of Re-
II pressntatives of the United States of Ame,i-
ca in Congress assembled: That the Secretary
Of the Treasury be and he is hereby authorised,
On bcieg satisfied that Boon island in the district
of Maine in the state of Massachusetts is fit
and eligible scite for light house, and that one
oughtto be erected thereon, to cause a light
house to be built on the said island Provided,
That the Legislature of Massachusetts, shalt
vest the property of the sail islands in the u
nited States, and cede the jurisdiction of the
same.
SEC. 2. dnd be it further enacted, That the
Secretary OF the Treasury be and he is hereby
directed to cause buoys to be placed at or near
the main bar, & New Inlet bar off Cape Fear ; &
also, to cause to be erected a beacon on point
of land, near New Inlet, in the state of N. Caro-
lima
SEC 5 And be il further enacted That the Sc
cretsry ofthe Treasury be, and he is hereby di
rected to cause such bouys ~ he shall deem NJ
cessary to be placed at the entrance Of the
tarbor of Edgarto wn. in the state of Massachu
sets, lt...
SIC. a. dnG be IL further enacted, That it shall
loe the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to
cause to be erected column OF stone, as bea
isson on Cape Elizabeth in the state of Mnssachu.
nSs's, VI SuSn torh anu uiuicHstVuSb as he SDait
n. Gem necessary.
Is SEC. S. And be it further enacted, That the
s. owing sums Of money be, and the same are
lr ,eby appropriated for the purposes herein
;. Atoned; to vn For the erection of light
,e sse on Boon Island, three thousand dollars !;
e %aaeing buoys on the places mentioned off
= l Fear river two thousand dollars for
Ey bueys at the entrance OF the .harbor Of
q Ls,own, two thousand dollars for erecting
e arJ E, one thousand eight hundred dollars |;
+ o .terecting column on Cape Elizabeth,
n one Island eight hundred dollars :. and for
9. nInI the beacons and buoys ordered to be
/. II the entrance of Beverly harbor in
d ia'ss go Massachusetts, the further sum Of
: '''ee uu"' and fifty dollars.
it o.. J. B. VARNUM,
VI the Rosse Of Representatives.
JOHN POPE,
e 1"fS'nt Of rhe Senate pro tenlpore.
v APPROVED, 4.
. March :, 1911, JAMES MADISON.
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N ACT

N1'"''S''"S 1oen money, for a sum not es
l eeeaiHs roe 'fVions of dollars. "
DE ii. enacted by thssn,,. ,,d H,,,s ~ d.
I'D Presenratipes 81 thyIn;ted ytat,, oF ;,,sr;
ca, IN Congress assem6k That Etb. nres;den.
OF the U. S. be, and he hereby empowere,f
10 borrow, on the credit che u. 6 sum mn,
exceeding Eve millions of ollars. at a rate ne
interest payable quarter yeav. not exeeeS;nr
SIX per centum per annum, al rein,bursable ~
tne pleasure OF the US or asuch periods as
may be stipulated by contract, ~ exceeJ;na CO
years from the first day of Jan.s~t 20 ha o,A
Piled IN addition to the monies ny in the ,re.
sury' or which may be received hrein from o.
Their sources during the present sr TO '5efrsv
any OF the public expenses whicLre mr. ,,a',
be authorised by law. The Stock ,erebv ere.
ated shall be transferable in the sar. r,a,ns.
as IS provided by law for the transfers. the fun
ded debt {: And it IL further heye5, SecI,,.1
That 1T shall be deemed good execute of,be
said power to borrow, for the secretarSof the
treasury, with the appreciation of the Pi.;dsnt
OF the u. S. to cause to be constituted ,s,;s.
Gates of stock to be sold at auction, after h.
given thirty days public notice of the tim,,nSS
place of such sale: Provided, That no such ST.
be sold under par
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted That On mn.
OF the funds constituting the annual appropri
tlons OF eight millions OF dollars, for the paymen
OF the principal and interest of the public debt .,
the U. S as may be wanted for that purpose. Is
hereby pledged and appropriated for the nav.
ment OF the interest, and for the reimburse ment
OF the principal ofthe stock, which NAV be ere.
ated by virtue of this act. 1t shall accordneiy
De the duty of the commissioners of the sinking
fund to cause to be applied and paid out of the
said fund yearly & every year such sum & sums
as may be annually wanted to discharge the in.
terest accruing on the said stock, and 20 REIN
burse the principal as the same shall become
due, and may be discharged in conformity with
the terms OF the loan and they are further a,,-
thorised to apply, from time to time. such sum
or sums out ofthe said fund as they NAV think
proper, towards redeeming by purchase and at
price not above par, the principal of the said
stock or any part thereof. And the faith of the
u. S. is hereby pledged to establish sufficient
revenues for making up any deficiency tina, m
hereafter take place in the fIRds herebv ammo.
priated for paying the said interest and n rinoi-
pal sums, or any of them in manner aEores.;d
]. B. VARNUM
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
JOHN POPE,
Presidemt Of the Senate pro ten.boye.
AVPRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
March 2, 1911,
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NlRGINIA AT Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in the City of
Richmond, the LIST day Of Feb. 1911.
John T. Hawkins, and Anne Burnley, widow
ana deVlSee OF James Burnley decd Pr.
lgdiEsf
George Bruce, Def
The defendant moi having entered his appear
ance and given security according TO the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court, aud it APP
pearng 70 the satisfaction Of the court, that he
IS not an lhhabitsnt of this country on motion
OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, II is oydeyed,
That the defendant DO appear here on the first
day of the next term and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be forth
with Inserted in some newspaper published in
the City Of Richmond, for two months success.
sveIy and posted at the front door Of the Capitol
in the Oaid City.
.Copy--Test,
Wn. w. tsENNTNG, c. c,
mScn 90 wSwS
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April 1e.

Oh ANCERY.--MetkI County,
February Quarterly Cour, 1911.
William Boyd, PHI.
against
Phlmon Hurt, jr. and Daniel r. Barnes.
administrators de bonis non of Philimon Hurt,
deco DePfs
On the motion Of the Complainant bv his
Counsel, and IL appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the def Hurt is not an inhabi-
tant OF this Commonwealth IL is therefore de-
creed and ordered, That the said def do appear
here on the let day Of June Court next, answer
the bill Of the Complainant, and give security to
abide BY and perform the future decree of this
Court and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the town of Petersburg for eight weeks suces-
siveiy, and be posted up two Court days
successfully at the front door of the Court.
house Of this County, and that the defen-
dant Daniel r.. Barnes, admir- as aforesaid, be
injOined from paying, conveying away, or Sc.
ereting the goods, chRttes or effects in his hands
belonging to or debts due to the said def until
the further order oi the Court
A copy--TcHe.
w. BASKERVILLE, G. NJ. c. c.
hprll 10 w8w
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Aprn9.
NITEN7YARr sToRE REMOVED.

" M. ANDERSON, having been recently APP
w pointed Agent for the Commonwealth, in
the place Of lDavid J. Burr resigned, has re-
moved the. PeriseaGary Store to the House for
meriy occupiedb Oakley Philipotts, nearly op
posite Robert Candles, where he will keep
constant supply Of the articles enumerated be-
low The manifest improvement in the quality
OF the nails manufactured at the Pentensisry,
under the direction of the present Superinten-
dant OF the Institution the late deduction
which has been made from Che former low prices
which should be felt by the inhabitants Of the
State, for the encouragement of its own manu-
features, are inducements which he iiatters him
self, will give them preference to any Others
in Market !, orders from Merchants, Inspectors,
Carpenters, or others, living in the Country
shall be particularly attended to.
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ITeHE Subscriber, has just received by the
u ship Protectress, direct from Liverpool,
and is now opening, at his Glass and China
Store, first door above the Eagle Tavern, a large
supply of Rich Cut and plain Glass, which to-
gether with his former assortment, render it We
ry complete among which are, Globe Lamps,
handsomely mounted, India Shades. Glass
Candlesticks, Gilt and Silver mounted a
great variety Of Plated and Silver Rims,
| and Castors, rich cut, and plain Pitchers,
various sizes, rich cut and plain Cans, with CO.
vers, cut and plain Tumblers, with COVERS
SAVERS of all sizes; cut and moulded Bowls of
every description; ditto Sugar Bowls and Milk
Jugs, cut and plain Decanters, do water Car
OTIS to match Wine Coolers, and Finger Bowls,
elegant cut and plain Tea Plates, do. cut and
plain Sweet-meat Glasses, do. Jelly's, do Lem
onsdes, few services of elegant Rich cut Glass,
do. dining Sets of English and India China, to-
gether with general assortment of plain Glass,
| not enumerated Window Glass of all ST zes.-
To induce Country Merchants TO take ther sup
plies without the trouble, risque and expence OF
going to philadelphia and New York, the Sub
scriber is determined to make the price of the
above named articles, as low as they can possibly
be purchased in either of those places. The diff.
ference then, will be at least, saving to the
purchaser, of the Freight, Insurance, and risque
OF breaSage. Just received, one hundred Casks
Ground Plaster of Paris, which from its superb
or quality he can recommend to Mill Stone Ma
kers and Farmers also fresh Teas in whole, half
and quarter Chests few hundred W.T.. Goshen
Cheese, which is thought by the best of judges
to be equal to the English at less than half price.
Sweets and country Iron assorted by the ton,
few Thousand W.T.. of. RcIes's superior quality
Bacon, liverpool Blown Salt, in twilled sacks of
four and FIVE bushels.
ED: HALLAM.
Aprifo. wifi
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD ift..

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD, ifta-
i ken beyond fifty miles, if nearer ten dollars
for experimenting aud committing to gaol so that
get him, my negro man Jim, who runaway a
bout the LIST. inst Jim is about feet 10 niche
bigh, Is years old, of spare make, he is light
Sc:olorednegro, with very large mouth and thick
lips, shswihg his teeth very much when he
laughs and speaks his legs very small and slim
and his knees bending forward
in hIs manners he ID clustering, very passion
ate and profane and remark ably insolent.
am informed that he was raised near Sher-
ly or James River; it is probable that Jim will
change his name and attempt to pass for
freeman
All masters of vessels are hrwarbed not 20
employ or harbour him. He had when be went
away variety of clothes.
carroll SHEPHERD.
Buckingham, April 80. w4wd
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WROUGHT MIL S.
RerGf PRICE,.

Broad and narrow Axes, Hatchets, Mat
locks, Peck Axes, Grubbng Hoes, Broad,
Killing and Garden Hoes, Traces. Well
abains, Plough Shares and Coulters, Stretch
E and OK chains. Hinges of different si-
q, Hammers, Wedges, Tenders and Cinder
Shyels, Snaffies, Curb and Blind Brides, Hal.
erAHorse and Mule Golfers, Surcingles, Back
Bans. Belly Bands, Braces, Breaching, Fire
BucMs, Bed Cords, Leading Lines. Sash Cord,
ChsiR>ines and Seine Irvine. Cotton Cloth Of
diferet descriptions, Spun Colt n, Bed Tyk,:,
Morocco CaDe Syc Re Re-
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C6Y SOzHoRITYJ
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

10 ereet a tight house on Boon Aland in the stare
Of MossaehgEfHs, to place 6Hoys eff Cane Feo,y
fiUer, and TO erect 6eacoH az AeSo Ir(et in ~,
stare Of North Carolina and 10 place 5uors =,
ne entrance Of b5e harboy of ESgayfoDn. and n
ees'S epsanIs 3sf9f On cabt Bsga5tii, md
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NE parties interested in decree pronouns
Il ced by Albemsrle County Court, the Ith
day OF November, 1909, in a suit therein DEEPEN.
ding, between Gilbert Hamcton, Cunningham,
Corbet, John LswrIe, John Sterling, & George,
Lothian, sssignees of James Todd and Ninisr,
Menzies, Complsinants,& James Woods, Joseph
Montgomery and Jane his wife, VIM. Harris
snd Elizabeth his wife, Benz. Harris and Mary
his wife, Barbara Martin, widow and relict Of
George Martin. deco. Richard Netherland and
Margaret his wife and Robert Brooks, execut-
tor of James Brooks. decd. Who was executor Of
Samuel Woods, deed. Defendants, are hereby
notified, that have appointed Monday the 17tii
day of June next, for the purpose ofexecutng
said decreetsl order the parties interested. are,
June next, at my Office in Charlottesville, with al
books, papers and other testimony IN order IL
carry into effect the said decree.
aP1I So ylr
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FRow THE BOSTON PATRIOT.
THE CRISIS IS AT HAND

10 The ELECTORS OF MAssAcHusErrs,
1t tile ensuing election ofRcpresentatyes was
advocated by the federal party on common prir.
F'pesrsnG ~ rTd,sny Ge1iPes, h might be
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Nay 2

A5 ANYWAY from the subscriber in the uT,.
IL per end of Lonisa County, about the 1sitof
last October, mulatto BOY, named .TOA1a5.
GOING, about sixteen or seventeen We aps OF
age, lac is about half bIooded or rather more in
olinaDle to be White, he is free born, wss bound.
to me to serve till he was twenty one years OF
age.
! will give tuenty five CENTSto any one vito
will take him up.
TOHN r. IRELAND,
Nay z S2wg
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a I the WHOLESALE. and retail China and CASA
l. n Ware HOUSES just received an additions
al supply of goods This folio wing are parlicuq
larized.
EDGED ARTICL Is, Dishes, (sll sizes1
Plates, W flers, Mullins, bakers, Naples and
Salads
ENAMFL'D-Cups and sauCers.
GLASS-Oecanters, Carrots, Wines, Lemon4
AIDES, G rs, TunbIers & Chsmpaigres.
HlTS-Drab and Black, some Of which arc
of the best quality and may be had sinhly or bS
dozen.
ALSo-on band-lo0o yards browog rolIsi
orstow cloth,
box morocco shoes, which will be sold ct
cost.
Crockery ware GJc Grc. as RszaL
JOHN b. HILLARD..
NaY7 w3w
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MI. DeFts.
This day came the :plaintff by James Ros
bertson, jr his Attorney, and it appeariagto the,
satisfaction OF the court, that the defendant Mo-.
ses Baugh is not an inhabtant of This Com mon
wealth, upon motion of the plaintiff, II is ordereG
that the said defendant do enter his appearances
in this suit, on or before the first day of Aug.
court next, and give security for performing SUCH
decree as the court may hereafter make in the
premises And It rs further ordered and decrsed
that the defendant jeremiah Baugh, out of the
EFFECTS on husbands belonging to the def Mo.
CTS ugh do:retan sufficient to.pay the pit' ne.
sIm of & l9s st with interest from the I'd oay
of June lS03,t paid G. the costs of this SUI, &
that COPY of this order, be published in one os
the Richmond newspapers for two months sue.
cessiyeiy. and posted at tie front door of ,hs,
courthouse o. this county.
A eOpy~-Ieaie
G. PoINDEXTER, D. c.
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MaY7

IN CHAECERY.---In Chesterfield Count3
l. court, March 14th, 1911.
William Hatchett, PL'F.
Agai1ss,
Moses 'Baugh and Jeremiah Baugh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06

told me that lie was satisfied that neutrality Was
word held up by the federal administratio TO lul
the people; but an union with the English, the
greatest enemies Of neutrality the only object"
WaliersdoriF was a true Danish patriot, and CON-
manded at Copenhagen, when the British SO infa-
mousy, % suspicious which they never will be able
TO ustify set the city on fire. murdered its inhabi-
tants, aud parloincd ihe feet Of Denmark.
(5) The United States have a right TO expect of
that patriot development of the artfces made
of by Timothy Pickering, under the auspices and
by tie direction Of Hamilton, TO prevent the second
mission To France. We have right 70 know the
intrigues by which tina, mission endeayoured to
be prevented, and If the venerable Adams would
speak fully (and why should he not y there is no
doubt but that lie would confess that lie bad been
deceived in various instances by his cabinet and
there can be no doubt, that the SAME man who abu
sed and triumphed over an Adams, would also de-
ceye and impose on the sagacity of Washington
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LEONID.9S.

The Statesman, British paper, tells his
countrymcn not to put too much confidence
in Boston Resolutions. They were told by
their friends in Boston before the revolution,
"a little courage, and little bo'der lam
guagc, and you will awe them into your mea-
sures." The Statesman seems to think that
something besides Boston Resolutions should
Justify the hazard ef war with America
Satszs Reg's'e'
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war or expect chastsement shall not tra-
vel over the ground which have already ex-
plored, to prove the fallacy OF that detestable
English plea, and demonstrate that ii all the
powers Of Europe, and the federal govern
ment, had given up their maritime dominion
(Which is false) and had circumscribed 1t to
marine league, il would not effect at al our
spccifck American right fer sc, against
England, who has ccdcd il without rcstric-
tion, nor against the powers who have ac-
knowlcdgec it and that such rcllnquish-
ment would be totally ugatory--Because,
the local States OF North America have seiz-
ed the American dominion OF England i'm
mediatcy from the crown az the revolution,
and have never delegated TO the general gov
ernmcnt any other rights with respect to their,
waters whatever, but those which are enuuo-
Grated in the csnstiution-And because, the
law Of nations, as we'll as the civil law, re-
quires for titles to real and domainal rights,
written covenants, such as those which Eavc
been concluded at Utrecht, Madrid, and 9TH
or places, when England acquired Joint in
tercst in the American seas or western ocean.
England is outlswed from the code oil ncu.
tralily, and whatever is extracted from those
, equitable principles to countcnancc her pira-
cies, encreases the focus oil light which ex-
hibits in its understandable violence, her arro-
gance, her avaiice, and Che ueason OF he's
base advocates.
EDMOND CHApLES GENET.
"A Citizen-cf .Nsw.York.
Prospect-Hill, Oct. 10, 1911. ~
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POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
COMMENTS

COMMENTS
ON THE pRFEncE MADE THE FEDERAL Pa
PERs OF TIMOTHY PIcKERIECs ANTI
AMERICAS DocTRINEs
by EDMOND c.. GENET,
II Citizen of tegv- YORK.
No VII
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-10-04

Three months after date, the Jol29,0ing .oiH
go az DEAD LETTERS 20 the GEsrRAL
Posr.OrrIcE, II NOS previously taken up.
A. MATTHEW ALEXANDER,
Mrs. Ann Anderson,
b. Robert Bellingsly, Archibald Butt,
Absalom Butler, Solomon Baricke, Ste-
phen Bryan, Margaret bucks, Richard
Ba, lor.
c. Basil Cross, Reson Cross, George
Cabe, David Cline, John Coulter, Sarah
Copelan. Thomas Colv,n.
D. William Downing, Lewis Davis,
Back. Greek.
F. John Ferguson, Josiah Flagg. !,
q. HezekIah Griffin, Matthew X. Ger
ard, James and John Grimes.
H. Joseph hackney, Samuel Haitich,
near Martinsbursh, in the state Of Mary
land David Hayes, Teacher, Jonas Hedg-
es, Josiah Hedges, 2.
K. John Kees or George Myers, VIII.
liam Kean.
L. John Low, jun.
M. Joseph Marker, Jcptha Martin,
Daniel Maloney, James Miller, near Mar
tinsburgh.
N. Mrs. Eliza Newman.
0. Bryan o'Rorke. or David Seaman.
P. Mrs. Mary Palmer.
X. James Russell, Miss Hannah Riley.
Miss Rebecca Randall, Samuel Roberts,
John Robertson for Agness Robinson,
from &reensburg, Pennsylvania.
s. James Scott, Sarah Snider, =. Solo.
mon Swisher, Adam Stewart.
+. John TUNER for Betsy Turner.
". Miss Susan Vermilian. William
Vincent, Singleton Vaught.
w. Mr.. Witherow, administrator Of
James Marshall, decd. Jacob Williamson,
William Warner, Richard Wood, Zacha-
riah Wharton,
Y. Nathan Young, 2.
VIZ. SOM MERVILLE, ,. n.
Post.ofice, Ma.,ia.burgh,
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A Ii persons indebted to the subscriber
~ for the services Of BncebhaIus and
Goldfader, for the last season lnow past
are r. qaestrd to make payment, on or be.
fore the first day Of November next The
situation of the subscriber, viii not permit
him 70 give longer indulgence, as ne IS
under obligation with the'pcrsons to whom
those storses belong, to settle with them
Tor the season, on the time above mention.
I'd those who fail 10 comply, will GER
tai.Iy have suits brought against them.
& ABRAHAM NARLAl /.
I October 4, 181f,
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Cheap ll&Winter Goods,

Fall& Winter G0odss
JUST opened and are now ready for sale
IN good terms by the subscribcr--among
which are the following, viz:
Black, Brown and Blue s. fine Broad
CLOTHS,
Cassimers of every colour and quality,
Msnchestry, wei assorted,
Coatings and Flannels,
Bennet's and Windsor cord waistcoating,
Hair Plush,
ditto Cord,
Sattinets and Cassinett,
Figured and Plain Bumbazetts, sss.
Bumbazine, do.
Cambria and Lcno Muslin, assorted,
Linen Cambria and Long Lawns,
Irish Linen, assorted,
Changeable Mantua's, assorted,
Black, Brown and Dove coloured Lutss
string,
do. do. do. Satin,
Ladies' and Centlemen's Silk Gloves.
Beaver, Buckskin and Kid Extra do.
Embroidered and Plain Silk Lace /
Sleeves, assorted,
ditto ditto Cotton do.
Damask Shawls, do.
Cotton ditto, do.
Madrass and Bandanna Hkfs. do.
Cambria and Common Diraities, dos
Table Cloths and Bed Spreads,
Ribbons, neatly assorted,
Fox and other Tippets, assorted,
Cotton Yarn Twist aud Fllling,)
Riding Whips, assorted,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, assorted,
Groceries, &c. &c. &c. &c.
he now only wishes to yecibrccdfe the
uncomnon favours he has heretofore re-
ceived from liberal public, by giving
them, If possible, still cheaper bargains
than usual, notwithstanding the immense
rise Goods have taken this fall.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Martinsburgh, Oct. 4, 1911.