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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
NOTICE.
In the case Of 4M,d.MSRIELD W.A7XLN9
A BANKRUPT.

NMIHEREAS commission OF bank
Wv ruptcy, founded upon the act of the
Congress ofthe United States, passed on
the 18th day of April, 1900, entitled, 60 an
act to establish an uniform system of bank
rnptcy throughout the United States" hath
been awarded and issuedagainst Mansfield
Watkins, late of the county of Mecklen-
burg, and district of Virginia, and he hav-
ing been declared a bankrupt, is hereby
required to surrender himself to the com
mlssioners in the said commission named,
or major part of them, on Friday the
22d day of the present month (February,)
on Saturday the 5th and on Tuesday the
22nd days Of March next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of each day, at the commits
sioners Office, in the city of Richmond, held
in the house lately occupied by Robert
Pollard, Esq. on the cross street leading
to the basin, and then and there make
full disclosure and discovery of his estate
and effects, when and where the creditors
ofthc said bankrupt are to come prepared
to prove their debts, and at the second sit
ting to choose an assignee or assignees of
his estate and effects, and at the last sitting
the said bankrupt is required to finish his
examination, and the creditors are to as
sent to or dissent from the allowance of
his certificate. All persons indebted to
the said bankrupt, or that may have any
OF his effects in their hands, are not to pay
or deliver the same butte whom the com
missioners shall appoint.
RIO BERT BROOKE,
Secretary to the Commissioners.
Commissioners Office,l
Richmond, Feb. 8, 1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19

Gerry holden at Richmond, in suit wherein Ma
thanel Burweil is plaintiff. and the devisees cf
Hugh Nearsr. dec. defendants, willie SOLD,
on the fourteenth Of March next, on the pre-
1llises--A Y RI-. s-rnNr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
For Sale,
THAT ELEGANT AND FERTILE FARM, cALLEr
The Woods Farm,

Formerly the properly of Richard Randolph, Esq
OF Curies; containing three hundred acres of first
qaalired high land, and two hundred acres of
swamp land cf superior quality, from the land be-
ins much higher than swamp lands in general on
J2nsb river. About fifry aces of this land is al
ready reclaimed and is itf for meadow or corn, and
the whoie mag be reclaimed at IN inconsidelable
expense and made equal 70 any meadow or grazing
land in America. This lard is on James river,
Twelve rilss ,deye City Point; any produce there
from may beicsrried by water to Richmond, Pc
iersburg or Norfolk, with nearly the same ease.
There was 4 considerable crop of Indian corn.
oasa and hay maze Siiis farm last year, and NAV
be purchased with the farm. There are 40 bn.
shes OF wheat sown thereon, which premises a
fine crop. The purchaser may take immediate
possession, or next fall. Fer further particulars
enquire of
TAYLOR J BROWN, V. SIS.
Richmond, j. 5, 1908. 1tFi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
SIR,
January 10.

SIR,
YOUR letter relative to resignation
OF the Professors chair in the Stevcnsburg
Academy, was laid before the Trustees at
their last meeting. Thro' our commnni-
cation, please to accept, Sir, the warnlest
thanks of the Trustees, as small testi-
tnonial Of the high sense they entertain of
the eminent services which you have rem
dered to the Instisution.-rhey contem-
plate with infinite satisfaction, the inn
pressiye example you have exhibited to
your successors, as well By your polite de-
pertinent to the Trustees, as by your sys-
TEN of academic Instruction. The har-
inony that has subsistcd between your.
self and your students, their rapid pro-
gross, associated with their genteeI and
manly carriage in the circles of social in
tercourse speak loudly in your behalf.
Wishing you more brilliant and conspi-
eous theatre for the display your talents
and the exercise of your zeal in the prone
ton of literature, we, with real regard,
&c. remain,
Your most obedt. servts.
r. 3. VOSS,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
Wants EMPLOYMENT.

4 SINGLE MIN,
Who has log some years been engaged in m,
TUITION or 1'oUTH, would be WILLING
to undertake public school, or serve as T'utorto
a private family, after the 10Th OF Nav next
He processes teaching the English Language
dramatically, Wiring, Arithmetic, Geometry
! rigohomitry, Algebra, Mensurarion, Gaugirg
Surveying, Navigation, Geography, the use Of
the Globes, Eienlsnrs Of Astronomy, and Feryu
sons ant. Adams Philosophy, so far a, can .le
done without apparatus: Is provided with Dai,
of II inch Globes, and sundry other Instruments
Books &c. He car he well recommended az n
sobriety, assiduity, and observation-disclosures post.
age paid, directed te IT, r. s. 20 the Post. Oeice
at Buckingham Courthouse viii be punaually al
tended to.
January 10Th, 1905. (6w1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
TO DE SOLD,
To the highest bidder, agreeable to an act Of ~.
General Assembly in thar case made & provided
A valuable Mill,

On Appomattox rive, at Clement Town, in the
county of Amelia, latethe property of Isham Gle
ment, dec. The saieiwi take place at Clement
Town, on THURSDAY the 18TH day of March next.
The terms of sac viii be one third part of the
purchase money 10 bepaid the 25th day of De.
csmber, 1893, one other third the o5th of Deem
bcr. 1904, and the remaining third 1805.-This
mill works two pair of Cologn mill stones and che
of Burr, with sufficient machinery Tor manuraeu-
ring, and is situared in an exceeding good neieh-
bourhood for custom.
At the same tine aud place will be SOLD.
pursuant to an order of Amelia court, 346 acres
OF LAND, adjoining :hc above mill, belonging to
he said estate, subiea to the widows dover
also, well improved LOT in Clement Town.
The payments for the land will be the same as a
bove FOR the mill and twelve months credit WILDE
given the purchaser for the lot.
By THE COMMISSIONERS,
p s. ALL persons having claims against the
estate of the aforesaid IsHAM CLEMENT, dec are
required to make them known on or before the 9TH
day of March next, as a distribution of the estate
viii take place immediately after, and this notice
will be plead in bar against all persons who may
fail to make their claims known BY that time.
SAMUEL FORD, , Actirg
PINK ID. BOOKER, A1,r'fs.
FEB. 1, 1908. (5w)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
CONSISTING OF

Lcs.iorn Bonnets, Cocguelieot and Black
Velvet, do. Gold and Silver Plumcs, Gold,
Silver and Steel Wrcathes, SarsInct Rib
bons,&c. Sc.--Also Ladies KID and MO-
ROCCO SHOES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19

order Of the boa4d OF
Jpayt fuf;hersurn
es.eh share TO DANIEL
Te said company, Oh or
en- rext.
re FIRST re1uisi;ion are
hares Upon which the
&c. - paid, WILL BE SOLD,
tavern in Manchester on the
*.
24WIEL BEASLEl, Sec.
!. 1893. (t1M)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
SMITH

y informs the ladies' Of Rich
Manchester that she has receiv-
the late arrivals from New-York, in
@yn to her former supply, small az
cut of
= <onadIe MilIenayy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1803-02-19
NOTICE.

ME S s,scribers, Trustees ( Will
ii. Ad of New-tSa+~ will on
The tw ithd April =
nc Avc(ion. hc@
y, Nc
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
7oJebh ". Paul e Co.

Haze far J.!e af Abeiy SfOrr or 8a~59er'' ~'barf,
\ GENERAL. and genuine aHortmen, OF
~ GruceTiei, as low as can be pufchaied in
this sowp.-likewife,
M,iaiTe. of a furedor quality per hoghead,
Nav. Eogaod Rum by sha hogthead.
Sugar by she barrel.
Teas by the dozen Ii.
Freih Flour ny the barrel, Of which they in
,end TO keep conRant fuppiy.
BeR Havanoa whi,e and brown SUGARS,
by the Box.
d1i- Matters OF Vcde.s, &c. can be fupplied
with ANY af,icles they may want. aud the
imslieft favor gratefully aok nowledgcd.
NSi0s5yf, Fe5yDq,r (. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
John & Henry CahOone,

HAVE FOR SALE,
AT their STORE on Baniaer's Wharf,
u RoW'N SUGdR, BY hbe barrel; H'bberfs
ID 8,o1or S,sXt /; Rsjfas per eqj2 /; MoleDSi 9y
fbc 6eglbead; flsrr, By fbe barrel; MosI asd
Dip Ca~a'rs, BY fbr bsr; Iroz CabOys; axd
sersire SPANISH SEGiRS.-ALso,
HONEY, by fbe barrel or gallon
---N-qo- Ko,t Soap. tbe bor-Ntgro- Head To-
6secs-Ref 4tb p,0sf Jamaica Rnm; Iran SfeVes
Sab Peicr'l Hams-Loaf Sugar; BSiisr, and
Hg's Lard, Gie.
LIQUORS, Of tbe bef kind, a
geStyaf 45SrfmeSf--aad varioEs sfbry A,iieies
ix ibe G1oc.p Lmt--a complete 4H;,tmrm Of
aobieb tbcy s,ot9f 10 Be eoSaasfJ JxSpiitS aoifs.
8-E MASTERS of Packets, PaE
fxgen, Sc. may be implied at GziS S,arc. on
ibe y5orirs Nsnes---zOab axy .artiek sbsy may
4vart---S3 sJen, faOsn grGtrfsiJ ock"srUIt9gSA.
GREEN Chairs, per Dozen
--Miafngs, per- ba,6,i 0, 6o,,ek-Oai0~i, per
Hp1d,ed bHaebri, o, mailer Yaaniiti('--Lo qF-
SUG iRS, and a vzriety Of i5e bsf IF 7EAS.
Newport, Dec. IS, fso1. 3y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
FOR SALE. By
SIMEON MARTIN,

CKrY Hhds. good retailing M,lsncs,
- Two tons Hart, Club, and Halbeck Steel,
Twenty boxes brown HAVANA Sugars,
Two thouiand buihcls' Exuna Salt. iuitsble for
pork, beef, and fin.
Jaf rtesiOed f,9m Anl9erdsm, Per <eip Eagle,
fDarii fsyqin MeFerJ
,S Boxes plain Glais- Ware, each Containing 30
frass Of half pint Tumblen. 10 per Arss--
pint D7can'eu-6 half pint do.-iz Wine
GIancs-6 Salt Cells.
IS Boxes nuted Glais Ware, each containing.
400 half pint Tumhlen--2 qoarf Decanle",
pint do.-4 hsf pint ditio---36 Wine
GlaiTc. % Salt Cells.
10 Pipes Weefp Gin---s cafks White Lead.
40 quarter calk, OF Pifol Powder,
A. cafks Shot, OF various iizes,
ditto Linfeed Oil,
100 Datch Cheefes, weighing ,S & IL lbs. each,
200 tIs bortle) empty Gin Cafes.
NczVbon, IAN. 40. 1903. lnzy
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
BarzliIai Walker

- ESPEC IFULiY informs tie citizens OF
~ tins town, thar he has opened SCHOOL
10 the dwelling -houic of Mf. Jonathan Walker,
in the arceS fo,meri, called Pope's Lane, az the
Sou,h cxtre nity OF the toRn. peFions dHpoiei
t. place children under his care. may rely on
their receiving ttc frieleh attention. Price Tor
mGru6,ion Spelling and reading, dollar 50
Cent, - Reading and writing, dollars -
Reading, writing, and arithmetic, dollars 50
cents per quartet.
Alto, number Of young Ladies and M'des
who with TO be iadrutted in the above branches,
may be accom- uolaed vi;h room iepiraIe
from ihe COMMON School.-Fiye or tx have all
ready commenced.
Newport, May 7. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
Nszu Medicines.

DOcTOR HAsKELL's newly difeovered
~ ID, fen,ery Pills and Powders /; Jaondice
Phi. & Powders. and warranted Itch Ointmsnt,
Cor fale a, JAMss TAYLoR's Medicine Store,
NesVfsr! -
Ddcnsery Medicine One D,llar per Box,
J,oadice ditto, so Cenu per 90.
Itch Oin,ment, 50 Cents per do.
Mar "a, 1903. i31
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

XETHEREAS divers unhappy differences
w exia between u,e and my ~ite CAT IL
ARiNE-and ,hois differences are daily IN
created by her firmly adSi:srs Il do there
fore hereby foibid any Pefion OF rerson' 'rua-
ins her on my accouot. as an detefni1ed aot
10 pay any dets OF her contracting after this
date. ELEAZER TREVETT.
Newport, May 7,ISo3.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

J 4MArcA sp5ti.. Warming Pins.
". | & New-Englsnd Houis & hearth Brus,.
Rum. es,
Holland, Gin, Sleeves, Pewter,
sherry and Maliga Fla,. Irons.
Wines, Ctfec Milis,
Violates, loaf & brown Looking Giailes,
Sugar, BIais aud Iron Candle
s's:soas ';'i: ssss 's' s Tss,'ss ss.; s..e
RaiGn,. Nutmegs, All kinds of Nails,
Atpice. CaHia, Gloves, Ageho's,
Pepper, Indigo, Fifty iands Engliih
Copperas, Allan. MoR-n.
CaiteeI and New York Fiins, Powder & Shot,
Soap. Bsimlone, Crockery aud Gah
Iron and Steel, Ware,
Brsis Kettles, Haas al every kind
Tea Trays s. Walters, from dollar to
Knives s. Forks, doilsn 50 cents.
Rsiors, Locks, 6 by window Gals,
Hinges, thomb Latch Cotton Wool,
es. Cotton & wool Cards,
Hammers, States, Flour by the Barrell,
Beilows, &c &c.
1hey carneRlv rvquea thole who have Ac-
counw oren with Mn. MeOrs, juo. & Co eiPe-
cisliy (ach as have been of more than years
aanIing 20 lette them without delay, ei.her by
C4ih or Note.
May ~. so,. i37f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
New Spring Goods.
JAMES MUMFORD
Has FOR S1kE,


Worried Binding.
NsDkeen Ferret,
Suipenders,
Cambrics,
Moilin for Gowns.
Sprig'd Tsmbou.'d,
Jaconer, g. book Mui-
lins,
Black and blue Late
frings.
Changeable ditto,
Italian Silks,
Back Cape,
Glove Ties,
Ladies Sprigs & Ftath-
cis.
Large and fmall I'm
brellas,
Spotted & plain G.Saoze,
Black and white Nett
ing do.
Velvet aud elk Cord
bindings for Boots,
Ribbons,
Edginss,
Sarriu Pealinss,
Sarcenets,
Genrlemen's black and
white Satin for
Vets,
Yelios & green Canvas
Chintz ShaVls,
Stare cclour'd Cam
biic do.
Galoom Binding,
Jeans.
Black Mullins,
Belt kind Morocco
Shoes,
Ladies Boune,s,
Genliemen's Ctavats,
Th,ead Of all colours,
Shirt Buttons,
Black Lace, As low as
N per I'D. Sc. sc.
p
arious kinds s. prices.
TOO tedious 10 mentIOn.
37t4f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
HENRY MOORE, & Co.
lHAvs FOR sALr

HAVE FOR sALg,
II their Stare on ibr Ferry Wharf, b. WbStyrt
t5RsiaA. q, Cheap a, aiany Stare "a Aese9srf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21
CASH PAID FOR
LINEN J WOOLEN. RIGS, BIZ
Chriffopher Olney, & Co.


Dshrevsd 81 hbeir Mill, or Pape, War- hosfe,
yxTHERE they have for fale, at @heleis'e q q
Wv retail, all kinds OF Paper, W. fooii-
cap Writing. Paper, Mo. and t.--Eehum Lex
ter DO --Po. Wrapping do.--Bonnet 40.
--Clohier'. DO. Iit quality. Shea'hipg' wnh
and without Sand. Book Binders Board..--
Candle Paper, and Sugar Loaf Blue.-ALso,
a complete AGormert OF Blank Account
and Record Books.-LIKgwISE
Account Books made snd rulsd to any pat.
tern, 90 Cos, the purchsisr.--A complete Afon-
men, Of School Books, q Stationary Of sl kinds.
AJ5, Warranted Chocolate, by the Box,
or pound. Co1ea Shells, by the Bag.
N. B. Santed, one or two Boys, from
to "a year, OF age, as Apprentices to the Paper
making and Clothing boineis.--To iuch great
encouragement will be given.
P,ovia,ucr, OG. rs. 1907. ~"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

" l. O S r, '
HN Wednenay lsft, in or near the State
" Houie in Newport, aIed Morocco Pock-
Ct Book, containing comfortable iun of q'o-
ney, in bank Bill, with ievcrsI Notes OF baud,
&c Of no uie to any pcrion except the Tub
fci,ter. Whoever will retutn The fame 10 him,
or 10 the printer of thc Rhode-ifsnd Repubii-
can, fk,ll be gencrouAy rewarded therefor.
ELISHA WATSON.
South Kineacwn, May s. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-21

y ROAD Cloths.
- Cahimeies,
4 hintzes, 10
Caiic res,
Pencil, red and white
Copperpls'e.
Blue and white ipottsd
Mun us,
India Ca.icoes,
Striped Cot,ons,
Rp9eiis.
Ca'insncoes,
DlTADts,
Silk NsHkeens,
Twill'd D..
S,Iip'd and clouded
Nsnkinetts,
Ginghan'.
Randsnno & Barcelona
Hanrkercnists.
Spanifh silk for knit
ring,
Dipities,
MaAinets,
Fans,
Ladies elk Gloves &
EMius, Of diffetenr
colours,
White Cotton DO.
Genriemen's whue elk
Gloves,
Linens,
Fine ficmhums,
Gentlemen's 3 and 4
threaded fix and
white Cotton Hoie,
Hemp do.
NsfieilIes Quilting,
Ladies fix sAswls, of
different colours,
Xii Gloves,
White linen pocket
HanksrchicE,
Red and white iPotted
ditto,
Gcntlemen's HATS,
Sanity other Articles,
Nr1uport. Nay "a.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20

port the fc0cfai gOVeInmeut1 70 PdiuSt.
pate in ali It's destinies, to cherish 4 paci-
&c spirit in the ADMINISTRATION As essen
,tial TO the prosperity Of rising country.
this legislature views with serious con-
cern, the late infraetion Of the treaty Of
San LORENZO e Real, and hereby pledg,
6 the resources Of Georgia for the yin-
dieation Of our national honor, and, the
recovery Of our rights wrongfully with
held BY Spain. - s5 5
!" That the possession and settlement
Of Louisiana BY France but more part.
culariy thecontemplated settlement ofeast
and west Florida BY the same nation, are
causes OF serious alarm to the good peo-
pie of this commonwealth, who occupy
a frontier ofthe United States, eultiva-
ting the arts of peace, andwhose territo-
~ win be exposed to enterprising and
ambitious neighbors-Th legislature has
confidence hat such measures will be
adopted by the general government as are
best calculated to maintain the peace and
integrity of Georgia" +. ~. :
- - : --l-S.s i r.. -s-s.
A leeter from agendeman in Amherst
county, dated the 9th ult. mentions that
q most sttrocious murder was committed
on the Monday night preceding, on the
body Of Doctor James Hopkins Of that
neighborhood, in bis own house, by
privately shooting him through the vim
dow Just before he intended going to bed.
As his wife and two other persons were
in the house at the time, and As the per-
son ran off immediately after firing, it is
presumed the horrid act was not commit
ted with view Of plundering the house !;
and what is still more inexplicable, the
person who committed the murder never
had any dispute with DIR. Hopkins, and
was but barely known by him nay the
Dr.-was very remarkable for his meek,
placid, and charitable department to al
his neighbours and all other bersons. r.,
The person who committed the muir
der Is said to be one Lewis Mcqueen,
who has abseonded, and notwithstand-
ingtwenty or thirty men have been con-
tinuaIly in search Of him, he is not yet
taken. The said Queen ID by birth
Scotsman, which may be discovered BY
his pronunciation--he Is about 1--WE feet
eight or ten inches high, wears his hair,
which Is Of a light colour, shortA-his com.
! plexion is rather pale and inclined 70 be
.swarty-broad square shoulders and 10:
lerably thick built--his eyesare blue, and
is accustomed TO close one ofthem when
! in CONFERENCE.-The generally wears !,
Goa. and pantaloons made Of coarse BATH
coating, butit is expeeted he will clhnss
his clothes. ~ y *, r. =. / - y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.e

CTOLENfrom one of the stables Of
y the late Battaile Mouse, deceased,
on the night Of Saturday the I'd Of April
last, 4 bright bay horse, Ave rsix years
old, about "a hands high, has : smzil
star on his forehead, one fore and one
hind foot white branded on the left butt
took with large NJ. He PAGES in : -
markable manner and uots wen.
We win paythe above reward for 4 e
apprehension ofthe thisf so that he Be
brough. 10 justice, and for The return Of
the horse to Marsh-farm, IsheTspn
County, and eli reasonable expenses, o.
ten dollars for either. 4s543
@ MARGARET MEUSE, Exrs.
MAGNUS TATE, Ear. g IS
}. May 70, 1908. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20
Far the MTELLIcENcER.
M. ALBURTB.

M. ALBURTLS.- -. 81 * 4 ::
~. .- In the Washington Fe.
deralist, I have read two letters address,
cd to Charles Lee, Esq. by agentleman
in Virginia, who calls himself g An UH-
learned Layman."' In these letters the
author undertakes to defend the act Of
the FIRST session ofthe last Congress, re-
latiye TO the Judiciary Of the United
States, and contends that the Judges
have no power to suspend, or abrogate
a law enacted by the Legislative depart.
ment. Leaving his arguments on this
! subject to the refutation Of better pens, ]
beg leave TO tell hima story. .2.izss
I have read in a book, that a certain
philosopher having detained one day for
a considerable length oftimebefors hLts-
ander the Great, at the head ofhis army,
on the duties of a General, the Emperor
turned about TO Parmenio, one Of his
Generals who stood near him, and asked
him what he thought of his speech -
Sire, answered Parmenio, my opinion
is, that Inrper hsard o fool tall 80 learn :
eddy. = :, e,---Lz---s5--
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20
NOTICE.

wv ASeommistedto the Jail Of Jefer-
SON County, on the 9th instant, NEGRO
HANNAH. She says she belongs to 8
Mrs. M Donald, near Winchester. She
is alikely wench, about Eve feet three
incheshigh, and supposed 70 be in her
thirteenth year. The owner u desired
10 prove properly, pay charges and take
her away, Otherwise she viii be sold for
her Jail fees.
May 20, 1908. +
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20
BATFALLI0N ORDERS


oRDERED that the FIRST Battalion
" of Berkeley Militia, commanded
hytiaior ELISHA BOYD, do parade
On Saturday the 2sth instant, Il Johnson's
Mil, on the road leading from Martins-
burg to Bath. The Officers, non-com-
missioned Oaioers and privaiss compo-
sing the same, are requested to be punc-i
tual in attending. s.
ORDERED also, TINT the and Bat
tailion, do attend parade al Buckles Town,
on Saturday the 2lst inst. A punetuat
Attendance Of the Oficers, non~commis-
stoned olieers and privates composing
The same, win Be expected. s.
OHNROBiNSoN, A9iafmis
hay 50, tsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20
MARTLNsBgRG, Nay 20.
t...s'.,i..s...

The Virginia TelegraPhe says, " That
Major Thomas Lewis, the federal candi-
date for Congresshas large majority Of
Votes in the district composed OF the
counties of Greenbrier, Botetourt, Rock
bridge, Monroe and Kenawha-but we
understand his democratic opponent, An
drew Moore, Esq. seraples the purity Of
the polls and designs pursing Them"
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A LII persons are hereby cautioned
n from pulling down the fences Of my
plantation near this town, and from hsh-
ing or passing through my meadows, or.
any other Of my enclosures, on any pre-,
tence whatever As ! have suffered TOO
much already thereby, and am deter,
mined not TO submit to these unjust de-
Predations any longer, but win prosecute
to the utmost penalty the law IN saeh -.
ses inaiets, every person who may IN any,
manner trespass on my property IN fu.i
turc. AZ ~
ROBERT cocKBtRN.
" May 2o, 1905. )
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uaATTEN710N!!

NE InehlOeEt OF uie IEU0P UI 80
j valry eommsndedby Capt. Magnus
Tao, jun. are requested 10 meet e
Martinsburg, on Saturday the 2sth Of
this month, when and where ! punctnai
attendance VIII be required.
Nay 30, 1905. y 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20

Ma. MuxRoE, our Envoy Extraordi
nary to France, has arrived at Havre.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-20
May 20, 1905.

- N. b. It has been a practice for
some time past, with persons in this
town, to pufloin from my lot adjoining
the lands Of Robert Cockburn and Ed
ward Beeson, wood, and even rails from
of the fence--and they have the assur-
anee al this time, 10 lay down the bars
and turn in their herses and cattle.---
Ifsuch conduct 5 persisted In, lam Po-
sitively determined 10 act with persons
80 offending as the Law directs.
Ihaps large HORSE tor saltasld
su1nt 10 barchdye quantity of BARK.
/. o'FEkRAIsL
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.LYcURG:Us.
NOTICE.

~ = = ~ NOIICErS4II-I -. = ?
THOSE who stand indebted to me
i are-requested (6L the last time
to come forward and settle UP their &C
counts, as / cannot possibly give any
longer indulgence
! - JOHN o'FERRALLss
May 20, 1so3. I,~zls q &. = T.