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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
STATE Of nELAWARE,
DOVER. January as.

This morning the following Resolutions
were introduced to the House Of Re-
Z Presehtatives BY Mr.. Clayton, which
were read and adopted -.
Resolved, that William HiH Wells.
Samuel White, and James A. Bayard,
the representatives from this state in the
Congress ofthe United States, deserve
the thanks Of this general Assembly, and
are entitled to the public appreciation, for
the zeal, fidelity and abilities with which
they have uniformly discharged the trusts
rePosed in them BY their fellow cilikens
but more esnE 6ially for their able Efforts
to obtain afednction Of the duties on Tea,
Coffee, Brown Sugar, Salt and Molasses,
and for iheir firm and well tempered op-
position t0fhat act Of congress which has
violsted e.constitntion, and been so
81 the independently Of one
:. 0fs |vernnen' of ii, he 2 United d's'
J Resolved further, That this general
assembly Siewwith regret, the little dis
Po5tion shewn by congress- to relieve our
Western brethren from the difficulties and
.embarrassments under which they labor,
from the obstruction Of the navigation Of
the Mississippi, "by recent irregular
measures carried on at Newt Orleans by
the Spanish government or, its agents
this general Assembly, however, rests
confident, that the Representatives from
this state, in the present as in every other
instance, viii advocate measures, which
viii tend to preserve the honor, and be
.fcrths interes, and happiness q the u.
States. s>...-''s -.
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FRANKFORT, ks Ianu

We congratulate our feild citizens on
the eontentsfof the followlhg letter from
the President Of the United States 70 his
Excellency the Governor, which was re.
ceived by Tuesdays mail
SIR, :,
& YOUR favor Of November so, has
been duly received. The occlusion of
the port of N. Orleans by the Sceniards,
which is the subject of il, was tulated
70 give great alarm through thu United
States, and especially the weste,n parts.
Information of it was received hkre from
New-Orieans on the.6th inst. q ID on the
9th measures were taken to hayethe pro-
ceedngs recti6ed. We think the evil
dence tolerably conclusive thar ii WIS not
the consequence Of any order from Eu-
rope, but merely anairreguhrity sf,the
Intendant. Measures were imassaiate-
lyPH in motion for duly impresslng him
witt be consequences perseverance
and ie Spanish Minists here, expires.
SIN his entire conviction d : the prohi.
hision was unauthorized, dertook "a
demonstrate to him against and also
20 dispatch letter to the POD nor-sene.
ral, who residesat the Hava IL, 10 In.
terpose eficaciously and wi1 but delay,
We trust, therefore; that twill Be a
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PHILADELPHIA, Ian. 90.
/ M PkO R.TA IN Tt +

Extract efa letter from d gentleman at
Nese-o tisaas, n thS E4iisf ofthe PHI
iddrlbhia 6azette, dated December fsth
1902. s5..i.s - !. s..
" Beingpresent this morning at the in
PENDANTS ofHce, when the original Of the
following royal order was transcribed, /
seized the opportunity Of procuring CO.
Ps, and'haye translated Il in i curry, un-
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Governor Garrard. .
January 20.

i A.
< We have been favored by his excellen-
cy Governor Garrard,1 With =sighsof:
the Adjutant saneral's return of the Mi
litia Of this siate iAr> 1909, from which
we find that the; whole number of men,
including oEfeers, amount to twenty six
thousand six hundred and FIVE. We are
pleased to discover that the deficiency of
arms is not so great as was apprehcnded.
From the return, it appears that We pos
sess eleven thousand one hundred and
fifty seven riaes, and twothousand nine
hundred and twenty three muskets.
When 1t IS considered that the Western
Country produces abundance OF leaigand
materialsfor the manufacturers gun-pow-
der-marksnen equal to any IN the world
and q race of men, interior tonone in cou-
rage and actiyity--we see no reason 10
fear an appeal 10 arms, with any power,
that has dared Or may hereafter attempt,
TO trample on The rights which nature has
given us--and which the most solemn
treaties have recognized.
y d ~
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PITTsBURGH. Febr,a,,.,,, =

Saturday last the Cornpianter's Ne
Phew passed through this town on his
way 70 the City Of Washington. 1t Is
said land from late occurrences we be-
,lieye with truth) that he is the bearer of
information to the President respecting
.overtures Of an unfriendIy nature "a.
wards the United States made 10 the Sc.
mecca nation of Indians, By French emis-
saries. s6
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der die HOPE that il viii be acceptable Is
you. f5.gea5 4. - Y
The Minister of war has eommnni-
Gated to me the following !: :. In letter
of the 18Th inst. Don Pedro Gevallos in.\
forms me as follows Whereas his ma
iesty has ceded to the French repuhlicthe
colony or province of Louisiana in all its
present extent, AND AS 1T WAS.
HELD BY THE FRENCH WHEN
CEDED TO HIS MAJESTY, adj
yiseyou therefore, by his royal order,
that you make the necessary arrangements
for the delivery Of it to the French Com
missioner or Commissioners, who being
duly authorised, by the government, NAY
present themselves for the purpose
Which royal discrimination have made
known 10 the captain general Of Louisia-
ma, informing him at the same time, that
it is his majesty's pleasure with respect
% the regiment ofthe place, and the mi
itary that garrison the province, that in-
dividuals who Voluntarily wish 10 remain
under his maiesty's dominion, shall, at.
TER delivering up the colony, proceed to
the Havannah, where other posts viii be
allotted them. OF this advise YOU by
royal order, that you may comply with
that part othis royal determination which
relates TO you. j. -.
= God preserve you nans years.==--:=-
,-- 4 J. ~ ,:...-. =. SOLER,. r
= Ministerofforeign affairs.
To the Intendant Of Louisiana. ! --
hlaarid, July 30, iso2. s5 !.
tAfter this we may expect to hear n
more doubts N the subject of the cessiot,
Of this territory 10 the Great Nation.
But, in addition ve can state son tho
authority Of gentleman who left Paris
on the 9Th of October that the cessiou W.,
universally there known to have takeaa
place, that companies formed for the spur.
pose had purchased large tracts ofIani n
the territory, ofthe French government.
and had opened subscription books at va.
rious places in Paris, to obtain purcbaI. j
ssrs who were to embark for, and becom.
settlers in the territorys] & !: a :
:. !. Gaz. u. S.ates.J .
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JACOB JENKINS, san.
JOHN JENKINS,
WILLIAM WILSON, !
.5-~.' sE---@' - r ~ E,,se,,I,..
'sr 4, 1902.
FOR SALE.

p n
OPwARDSof Five Hundred Acre.
Of good Limestone LAND, situate il
Jefferson County, Virginia two miles
|. from Charles Town, eleven from Shep-
herds Town, two from Keyes's BFry,
and six from HatPer's Ferry. There is
no farm in the County better watered--
the different springs that rise on it, when
united, form ! stream large enough for .
Mill, in the driest season, with fall suf.
khcient for that purpose.-T There il about
20 Acres of Meadow and more NAV Be
made with little expcnse.-The soil II
light, easily cultivated, and clear or
stone. There are two large, and one
small Apple Orchard of excellent fruit.
More than 2oe=Aeres OF this Land Is
well clothed with timber. Ii may con.
veniently be divided into two or three
farms, If it should suit The purchaser or
purchasers, allotting to each 4 proporti.
on OF timber, meadow, orchards, hou-
ses, &c. A more particular description
is not thought necessary land may
be seen, and the terms Of sale made
known by applying to the subscriber on
the premises. =" 4 r : Z = = -
If application should be made in time.
l viii sell THREE or FOUR LOTS
of LAND, containing from TWO to
TEN ACRES, as may best suit the
purchasers, with a never failing spring
of water on each Lot, well situated for
Mechanics Of every description, being
on the main road leading from Xeys-z
Ferry to Charles Town. One of these
Lots is well calculated for TAN
YARD. Also for sale, several nnisa--
proved LOTS in Charles Town, and
FiyesHundrsd Acres ofexeellent 1 AND
on the Little Kanhaway, Wood Coun-
~. y 80 = NJ. '--
ALEXANDER WHITE, iunr.
January 81, 1908. =. AZ:
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DUKSUANI to the last viii of Io-
seph Berry, decd, of Hampshire
County, the Executors offer, at private
sale, the following Tracts Of Land, si.n-
ate in the County Of Frederick and state
Of Virginia, on the head waters Of Slee-
py Greek, viz. I q . ~ 4
One TRACT containing $50 acres, more
Or less, whereon John Berry formerix
lived, the improvements are 20 acres
cleared land, IS Of which are good 1
notify Meadow, and much more I
may Be made, with the advantage Of wa
tering the whole It ! ANAL expense =
good Dwelling House, Kitchen, double
Barn, and oder out Houses, two good
Orchards, consisting Of I great variety
Of Fruit the place abosinds with water
and timber suficient.-This place would
be good stand for a public house, being
situate on the State road from the West
ern Country to the City of Washington.
One other Tract adjoining the atore.
said, on the same read, Containing 100
acres Of good Farming L>ana-the iri-t
pfovements are Dwelling House, some
Fruit Trees, about 90 acres cleared, part
ofwhich is good Meadow, and more
may be made, water and timber plenty.
One ether Traton timber Ridge, near
| thr|atoresaid Land, said to contain 100
acres, part Of which is cleared. Good
titles will be made for the above Lands
The terms win be made easy to the pur-
chaserafterthe 6rstpayment. For terms
apply to Jacob or John Jenkins, in the
! edge Of Hampshire County, who will
shew the Lands, or to William Wilson
! of Berkeley. - -.
/ JACOB JENKINS, san.
| JOHN JENKINS, g..
-. -. WILLIAM WILSON, r.
- :. - Eaeeuisrs.
! Naeembsr 4, 1so2. T.
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N OF &c z.

Y" -. su-G q =" :.
w HEREAS / passed my Note 10 a
certain Robert Buckles, of the state OF
Tennessee, for the: sum Of Thirteen
Pounds Three Shillings, Pennsylvania
Currency, dated some time about the list
Of November last, and payable in six
months after date, which note was given
in part pay Of q mote assigned BY said
Buckles TO me, executed by Lewis Wis
email, deed. and the, said note being
given by said Wisenal in payment fora
piece fLand purchased by said Wnen-
all, from said Robert Buckles, and Abra-
ham Buckles bis brother, and II being
lately discovered, that the Land afore-
said does not hold out the quantity for
which il was sold, which deficiency win
be Fstained by said Wisenall' 5 executors,
out Of the note so assigned to me as aEore-
said+ This therefore is to caution all
persons from taking an assignment on
said note, so given by me, to said Buc-
kles, as I am Determined not to pay the
same unless compelled BY law. "a ,. - !,
N. b. Those persons indebted TO me
BY bond, note or book account, unless
the same are discharged, previous 70 the
18th of February next, suits will be COM
,msnced against them without any dis.
elimination Whatsoever = -.
JOSEPH MeMURRAN.
January %, 1908. j.
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i
AfaCaast continued and held for Ohio
!. County, On Wednesday the third dGy
efNopemJer, 1904.
PHILiP DopDRIDGE and ALExAxDER
80 a. CALDWELL, ". Us
ELIHU SMITH, and the heirs Of GEoRcE
BULoR, deceased.
This day came the Complainants by
Il their Council, and il appearing to
the Court that the order for proclama-
tons in this cause hath not yet been exc
cuted, upon motion Of the Compartments
BY their Council, il Is ordered that the
Defendants do appear here onthe second
day Of the next March term, TO answer
the Complainants bin, and thata eepyof
this orderbe forfhwiA published for two
months excessively in the BerkeieE 81
Jsfersea LsseiEgencer, and that another
copy ct this order Be ser up on the door
Of the Court House Of this County for
two months suecessiyely.
"A Copy Teste,
MOSES eHAPLINE, c. o. {.
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To Tie Aahabiiants Of Berkeley County.
FELLow-cITIzENs, =

FELLow-cIr1zKNs, s=ss
|DEING frequently solicited BY a num-
Der of respectable Gentlemen to come
forward As q Candidate to represent you
in the General Assembly Of this Com
monwealth, this is therefore to inform you
that / have a. last got my own consent,
NOT only to enlarge the field Of you're choice,
but ifzelected, 70 serve you faithfully,
accordingto my best Judgment and ability.
! win add, fellow-citizens, that ! have
lived amongst you nearly thirteen years,
and in the course of that time, have been
endeavoring to learn the political situ-
alton of our common country, and have
established formyself place Of resideace
in Berkeley County, where it is probable
! may pass the balance of my days it is
therefore natural to suppose that my own
interest, win lead me upon all occasion 8,
toprenote your welfare in general, as a
body polite, of which body myself and
family forms part.--I will further add,
that there may b a number of persons
who vote for measures and not Tor men,
that may wish to know my political senti-
ments IN order to give them that infor-
nation, lido declare myself to be areal
republican, true friend to the constitu-
ten of the United States, and an appro-
yer of the present administration Of the
general government. n - = s:
With sentiments Of esteem, ~
I'll
i and ehuse fer yourselves.
~ JOEL WARD.
Mia-cresl, Decs"1tr IS, lsoa.
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ne ORPHAlv's RRz1ER.

,,.rr., !. !. -
~, J. 49, 49, ) noonsn,ne gtltse.'
al x y. s:., ~. ~ 49, go 80 .s''
80. p 60 Is H.e.c.ne olss,.
- ~. 80 49,. n 49,, g anguish,
neir weight my nmns no more can
ossI, I
'2 eng z0o |, W .OIpnsns anguish
ees nea1s ne erPnans pray =
<.
1fts some iost-ssePs
.a.' lrf' s1s drlfesd snow,
go 81 ssIege, hsar me,
oG see n4 ka,lsy Mretch lmp,ore YOU,
go .ans2 Rsess = islen'd despair,
q - sslnisno knseis before you
~ grant tne famlshld Orphans prayr.
s. p.s.,. !.
~ you snink my hPs assembling,
-. NiItuous soEroNs teiena tales
Ahsn mark my frame with anguish
trembling, n
~ FOLLOW syss and features pale, 4
r. = L. 1910 .s " s1oIy prove ideal,
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GREAT BARGAINS.

TWILL sell my Properly On the cor
j ner Of Water and John streets, upon
very advantageous terns tothe purchaser.
Il consists 81 4 whole lot Of Ground, on
whichis erected i handsomely finished
BRICK HOUSE, 10 BY 50 feet, two
stories high, ! Stone Stable and Brick
Smoke House, with i Tan Yard On the
same adioi,ing Tuscarora Creek, on
which i 1 Bark Mill and CurTying-shop,
with twenty Waits. This Property would
suit very well for an extensive Brewery
and Distillery, il Is also wen situated FOR
: good Tavern. Also, an unimproved
Lot opposite to the same, cornering on
Water and John stress. Also, half 4
Lotion John street, onwhichis erected .
Stone Distillery ~ BY 10 feet this
properly il wencalculated fora Slaughter
house, or Haner's Shop, having I con-
slant Spring Of Water in the house.
Alsn, I46 acres Of LAND adjoining the
Mill tract ofWilliam Snodgrass. Also,
90 acres Of good LAND, adjoining the
lands &c Samuel Carr and George Ever
hartI on misplace 80 acres Of good Wa
tered Meadow may be madei there's ut
present about 20 acres cleared, (which
j Meadow. Also, . quantity GLAND
Ion Little Sandy, state Of Kentucky
and two small Tracts ON Green river
Also, 100 acres Of an undivided Tract
Of LAND, situate sin miles from Bath
and half . mile from Pototnak river, adj
joining George Huffman and others.
For the FIRST mentioned Property, /
win take 5 500 IN cash, and give. credit
Of four annual payments for the balance.
Any other part Of the property in this
advertisement, Twill exchange for young
Negroes, young Horses, or Lots we'll
situated in the City Of Washington, or
for good paper. If the Brick House
property should not be sold, it will be to
rent, and possession may be had the 9Th
day Of next April. 60. \
JOHN O'FERRALL. T
Marfinsbarg, Fs6ruary4, 1908.
- Lonee more request those indebt-
Cd TO me 70 make payment. -
~ have Ten Acre LOT adioin-
ing this town, that Twill rent on ceitain
conditions. III, ,. PIP -
~ ! want two apprentices 70 the
Tanning and curying Business.
]. O'FERRALL.
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BLANK DEEDS
For sale at this Office.
Terms of the inteiligenosr.

n The price q his Paper IS t1oo dollars
per snram, one dollar payable at the time
'sf subscribing, and one zphea the year
expires. Distant Subscribers pay far tie
1eaolt year IN ADVANCE. The price Of
Advertisements, 10 non-subscnbers, Is
one dollar per Square far three 1ueeks
insertion, and fer continuance after thar
TINE . Gents PER suertt Subscribers 1piH
eeniinsefo receive a reduction of eae-3onrth
on their Advertise 49, - 49,
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IL persons, in any manner indebt-
II edto the subscriber, are solicited
70 settle up their accounts by the frs,
day of next April, . no longer indul-
gence can or win Be given. J..
.e WILLIAM RIDDLE. =
Martinsburg, january :, 1908.
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TAKEN up BY the subscriber as an
Z estray, aSTEER Of I red colour,
with = white streak upon his back, both
hind feet white, white tail and 4 crop
of the left ear, two years old. and ap-
praised according 70 law. The owner is
requested % prove property, pay charges
and take him away. IS {
NICHOLAS STRAYER, Jun. !
Berkeley County January %, 1905.
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To THE CIrlsEas OF JEFFERSON
7g5L=Ez r1gsA-@ AOUNTYs .-s
Nj ~ ,-z : $50.
wv E, the undersigned, at the request
Of our Friends, offer a. Candidates al the
ensuing Election, torepresent you in the
next General Assembly Of this State.
We are, GentLemen, s. j. =.
NTH dire respeef, ..4z,..i.ll /.
yoa9 obedfenf servaats,
ABRAHAM MORGAN
GEORGE TATE.
january -, 1908.
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= 5essid, Or rented out fsr the season,

- N41SoA1oe oOlICAkA olAs
teen hands high, a. fine a figure and as
sue 4 horse Is any on the continent
II not sold before the FIRST Of March, he
win stand in or near Charles Town, JEFF
ferson County, ahe ensuing season
The other two are colts Of his, one Of
them q dun with black name and tail,
sixteen hands high, strong and active !;
die other Is . sorrel, fifteen and an half
hands high, and an exeelle1t figure
Any gentleman wishing to purchase, or
rent either f said horses for the season,
may know the terms by applying to the
subscriber. e. =.
Is GEORGE CLARKE. (
Green-Gasfle, ErankLa casmty, State
IF RtnasyiOa,iia, February :, 1908.
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PRINTING,

In dHits vatiety, executed at this Osce
With correctness dndexbedition.
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PITY.

4 4 r. "
AS bl6ssoms md flowers screwed up-
On earth By the hand Of spring, . TIE
kihdness q summer prodnceth ID perssc-
tion Tie bountiesof harvest; 30 he smiles
Ofpity shed blessings on he children 81
lnisfortane. -s. s ,y.s
He who pitch motker, reed l.. ed,
eth himself buthe who i Without Con.
passion deseryeth Il not.
The butcher relenteth not akthe bleat.
ing q the lamb; neither L the heart &C
he cruel moved With distress.
But the tears of de eomra.,iOn.tie ~
sAeeter than dew-drops, klline from 70
I - on the bosom of die sprins.
Shut NOT thine err therefore arainstthe
sefies Of the poor neither harden dire
beart against The calamities Of de inno-
cent.
2 When the fatherless can upon thee,
Nhensthe widows heart l. sunk, and she
impioreththy assistance Wisk fsars Of sor-
row piyksr ailiction, andexsend div
hand those who have none 10 helpthem.
When fhon seest ne naked wsnderer
Ct the street, shivexing with cold, and
destinnte Of habitation LEI bounty open
dime hesrt les the rings e ehariysksi-
ter him from deafh, DIM dime Own soul
may live. - - -
Whilst the poor man groaneth q de
bed OF sickness, whilst the ufurtun.se I'm.
guish n die horrors ofthe duneeon, o.
the hoary bead Of age Eft up = feeble eve
20 thee for PITY ] O how eanst thou not IN
suPerhuous enioymenfa, regardless Of
their wants, unfeeling Of their woesl
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

q
u AN AWAY on Saturday, the 9Th Of this
month, bright Mnlatto Man, named
STEPHEN; about 28 or go years Of age; He
is about s feet Z or inches high, pleafant conn
senance, fpcaks rather flow, but very active aud
handy at any work; he ierved an apprenticefhip
to weaver, is good workman at that buff
nefs, and remarkable good hand in a brick
yard in fi1ort, he is fmsrt at any thing he is
let about he is very fond Of fpiriis of any kind.
cannot defcrihe his dfelS. He never ran away
before, 70 l expect he has Keen a,iced off By
fomc artfuI villain; if it be the cafe, and the
man can be apprehended, ] viii give SO Dollars
on his conviction of the theft.
ROBERT BOGCESS.
N. B. forewarn all pcrfons from harboring
faid fellow at their peril. as in that cafe they
may expect co be proiecuted.
Fairfax County, March n.
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For Sale,

F0y Sale,
ANE half Of The valuable tracts Of
INLAND, in Stafford comfy, called
Bell Plains and Hickory Baton, late TIE
property and reiidence of George Lee
Waugh, deceaied. Upon the land are an
excellent dwelling houfe, with four rooms
on each floor, and paGage; large barn,
kitchen, dairy, and fmoke houfe, bound
ed on one hde by Potomac creek, where
is an excellent fihery, and abundance of
wild fowl in the lealon. This land will
be fold altogether or in lots, as may bea
fuit the purchalers. Any perfon defrous
of viewing it, will be fhewn Bell Plains,
by applying to Mr.. Cary Seldom who lives
convenient, and the Hickory Bottom tract
by Mr.. John Sweetman, who can alto
thew all the lines.
If this land is not difpofed of by private
lale, it will be fet up to the highett bid
der, at MIR. Efes's tavern in Frederick
burg, on Friday the 9th day of May next,
where plat will be fhewn to thofe who
win TO purchaie.
Two thirds of the purchaie money mutt
be paid down. Twelve months credit
will be given for the balance, on giving
bond with approved fecurity, to bear IN
teref from the date. For other parsicu-
lars apply TO the fubfcriber, who is au-
thorifsd by the Devices TO bargain for
| the fame.
Gavin Coy6sn Turberulle.
King George County, Doegg, ! dds
April s, 1903.
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BRIDGES.

On Tsslday the third Of Nay next, 5<ixg
the lseond day Of Prince william eea,to
at The carr boys Of lad rouuy, be-
t40eeu the hairs O IL ana 0'eloek, 7viN
be let 10 The Lo4vca bidder,
The building of two Bridges,
of Zone; one over Cedar Run, aear Corn
wallis's Ford, and the other over Broad
Run, near Atwell's Ford. A plan will
be ihewn on the day of fale, by the COM
mifioners. Bond with satisfactory fecu-
rity will be required. Two thou(and dol
lars are now ready fnbjea to the orders
OF the Cnmmiiioners.
James EepeA, !
11os. Lee, Jsu. Court
Charles EeueN, (Comn'ers.
Beraard Hooe, JIM.
April s. DDS