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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

BERKELEY CouETY, s.. = - - 49,
!. ( November Court, 1902.
John $Oferrall, Complainant. -,
T. against 1T.
Patrick M'Cafry, surviving partner Of
Tahb & M'CaFry, Samuel Craig, An
thony Kennedy and Patrick Campbell,
trustees of Tabb & M cafry, and Mi
chael M'Kewan and James, Faulkner,
Defendants, - -. - - -. a..
hCHANCER1:
TINE Defendants Patrick M,Cafry.
L Anthony Kennedy & Patrick Camp
ben, not having entered their appearance
agreeable 10 an act Of Assembly and the
rules ofthis Court, and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Court, that they
afe notinhabitantso fthis Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant, by
his Counsel, it is ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear here on the Mon
day after the third TUESDAY IN February
next, and answer the bill of the Com
plainant, Ind that q copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Ca
zette, for two months successfully, and
published at the door of the Court House
efthe said County. And it is further or
sdered, that the said Defendants, Kew
ah, Faulkner and Craig, rnaS
convey away, For secrete dnySde0tssDl
them owing to, or effects in their hand
belonging to the Defendants M'CaHry e
Tabb, until the further order of this
Court. A%Copy. :.
@:-ztste, H. BEDiNGER, CHG: :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
/LANDSFoR SALE.

yT7ILkbe sold, to the highest bidder,
on the respective Tracts, BY the
executors Of the late General George
Washington, the annexed parcels Of
LIND, at the following periods: 49,
Tract in Charles county, ! r.. - M, L.,
T M.ssl. 's 'ss'. The Fish iaas'eaassi.
Tract in Montgomery s....y n. a
County, Maryland near Sr.. 3. -; ra,
Frederick Town. "''''
Tract in Jefferson County,
Virginia, called Eyanses, 18Th day Of
2 IL miles westof Charles March,
Town,
>Fracts Hampshire Coun-1
" wv, s,Isi ma .e Gown Y .ne 1sth dasef
tobe sold the 18th day Of ''
March, on Eoanses,
In Jefferson County, Vir-l .o,, d,,, =,
GINA, the Tract on the E.,s .
uoted run Bull Skiin, sss.s. -
In Jefferson County, Vir-1 -
GINA, the Tract onWorm. 21st day Of
4ey's line, occupied by ditto.
capt. Gabriel Greenfield,
In Frederick County, Vir-1 ..I, r
ginia, a Traet1 IL mile ~'J Gay y
South Of Battle Town, 49, os''':
In Fauquier County, Vir-1 90, -, :. = j..
GINA, Ashley's bent and ~. o ~ ~ !.
Chattin's run Tracts, near ' -. T =. -1.es-
-Hiekses tavern. ~ : ss g - e "
: One fourth of the amount ofthe pur-
chase to be paid down, the balance in
three equal annual installments, secured
by mortgage Of the premises, and to draw
legal interest from the day Of purchase,
until paid. - 49, - = =
e. THE EXECUTORS. D
s January 20, 1sos. 4 3.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
TAKE NOTICE.

THIS is to caution all persons from
i taking an assignment ON two notes
Of baud, given by US to Province Me
cormack, for ten dollars each, as they
were illegally obtained, and we are de-
tefmined never TO pay them unless COM
PEELED by law. p ~ - s III r.
RICHARD HARDESTY,
GEORGE HARDEs1Y.
L Jefferson County, January 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
BRRKLEEy County, IS.

BRRKLEEy COUNTY, IS. ----,
=. 80 z7- OeFeBER Court, 1902.
dndreu Waggener, surviving Executor IF
HfikFam Cunningham, 6ec'6---ComPt
s~.', ,@~st AGAINST ~
Ann Henshdrp, zpido1p and GdDy's Of
Riliaas Hrnshaup, dac'd, zvho rUas Ex'r
If flames Cunningham, decd, Nicholas
= Hsnsha1V, Rache! Lemon, Leruis Moore
and Re5eeca his zpife, Levi .HenshGp,
Hiram Hsnshuru, Seth Duncan and
Rhelpranna his zpifs, adam Stephen
! Renshap, fonathan Sedmon Hensh0sO,
Washington Henshd1o, William Slaugh-
Ter Heashagp and Uriah Springer Hen
ska1D, the said Adam Stephen, 10
y nathan Ssamo,t, Washington, William
!. Slaughter md Uriah Springer, are
f,lfaats under tie age Of 81 years,
7cAiich said Nicholas, Rachel, Rebecca,
Levi, Hiram, Rhe,uanna, Adam Ste
phea, Jonathan Seamon, Washington,
: lillian Slaughter and Uriqh Springer2
are children and co-heirs fand co-hefr-
asses Of the said William HeD<hau,
=. = aec,d-Defendmts. hGHdNeER1.
THE Defendants, Nicholas Hesl-
~ shaw, Lewis Moore, and Rebec-
a bis wife, not having entered their APP
pearanee agreeable an act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and il APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that they are not Inhabitants ofthis Com
monwealth, on motion Of the Complain
ant, BY his Counsel, it is ordered, that
the said Defendants DO appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, and answer the bill of the
Complainant, and that a copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Virginia
Gazette, for two months successively,
and published at the door Of the Court
House Of die said County. l.. = :
- 4 Copy. ~. o. = E-=
Il Teste, /.,n.l.z-. ..--.
H. BEDINGER, 6. &c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11
Wanted Imiredfntelr..

n JOURNEYMAN WEAVER,
IA who swell acquainted with the bu-
siness, to such an one liberal wagsa and
constant employ viii be given, by appli-
cation to the subscriber living near the
Bath road, founmiles from Martinsburg.
N. B. None But a good workman need
apply. JOHN MCCLURE. =
January g.. 1905. 81: e. :. +: :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-11

January 2s,t fsOs.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
Mrs. COOKE,

Has the honor Of informing
her friends, and the inhabitants in gene
raj, of Alexandra and its vicinity, that
ihe has opened a School for young Ladies,
.nexi door TO the corner of Prince and
Wilmington freets, and hopes TO expert
ence continuance Of the liberal ana ge.
nerors patronage, which Che has hitherto
received, and OF which fhe will ever make
1t her fuzzy TO be thought delerviog.
Mrs. Cooks purpafes to engage ie-
letf number of Pupils, for whoE, when
complete, The will procure Teachers OF ap-
proved abilities 20 perfetf them in ihoie
branches OF literature, which their parents
or guardians may win them 10 attain.
Young Ladies, reGding at diitance
from Sctooi, boarded by the day or week
during the warm ieafon. A few yearly
boarders will be received on moderate
TENS, TO be made known at the fchool.
April fs. zaw5m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
EHa. this day received an additional fur
ply Of
Drugs, Medicines, sc.
Gowland's Lotion,
Refined Ljquorice,
Common do.
Pearl Barley,
Spirits Of Wine, lreaiaedl
Bre2a Pipes,
Nipple Shells, sc. Sc.
April IS. d
The United States OF America,

DJfri9 of C0lambia, 10 Soit:
w T fiEREAS an information has been
v flied IN The Dlaiitt Court Of the
United States, for the Ditritt of Colum-
bla, by John Thomfon Mafon, Elquife,
Attorney TOR the fame, againh nine pack
ages of SUBSCRIBERS OF the value cf
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, sugren.
money OF the United States, which iald
nine packages OF Suipenders were brought
in the R.itith barque called The Henry,
from foreign port, to be uniaden and
delivered from the faid barque called The
Henry, within the United States, 10 wit,
al the port of Alexandra, In the dlitrrt
aforefaid, and were by Lionel Tfotrei
then and there, being the matter and hay-
ing the command ofthe fad harque called
the Henry, cauled, fufaled and permitted
TO be unladen and delivered from tbs isia
balque called the Henry, within The ".
States, to wit, ar the port OF Alexandra
atorefaid, without permit from Charles
Simms, Efq. then ard there anu now be-
ing Collector of the fad port Of Alsxan-
dra, at the county of Alexandria and
DiGritt Of Columbia aforelaid, ne the
laid Lionel Trotser, then and there be-
ing the matter and having The command
OF the fad bsrque called the Henry, and
the fad john Thornton Malqn, has pray
I'd that The fad nine packages of Sufpen-
ders may be condemned and diipnfed OF
for the benefit Of the United States, as Is
by law directed Ind qo5ereqs, the Hon.
William Kitty, Judge of the iaid Court,
has ordered Friday the twentieth day OF
May next, at eleven O'Clock in the tore
noon Of the fame day, for holding court,
at the court houie in the town OF Alexan-
dria, for the trial thereof, sgreeably to
The prayer of iaid attorney-Notiee IS
bersby giUen, that a Diaua Court will
be then and there held for the trial of the
prelnifes and the owner or owners, and all
peffons who may have any claim or inte-
re& therein, are hereby ciied'to be and
appear at the time and place aforefaid, to
thew cauie, if any they have, why final
determination fhouid not pats.
BY order of the Judge,
(Fefe.)
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
CLERKS Office,
Akxandria. AsuI 26, d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
IN tic a@a55er q tames Ga1Isss,
A BANKRUPT,

Adjonrntd Msefiug far Dividfnd.
ME Commiiioners named and aalho-
l. riied, in and by Commifion OF
Bankruptcy awarded and iaued forth a.
gainlt JQmes Gillies, of the town Of Alex
andria, having met on Wednefday the
10th int. purfuant to notice heretofore
given, for the purpofe of making dlvi-
dend of the eRate and effects OF the iaid
Bankrupt, but for realons fuggeRedby a
principal creditor who attended, itappear-
Ing eSpsdient thar the faid meeting fhouid
be adjourned to future day The Com
miflioners do accordingly adjourn faid
meeting until Friday the zoth day ofMay
next, at nine o'clock, A. NJ. to be then
held at the houle of Mr.. Peer Heilkeil,
at which time and place the iaid commit
fianefs will attend, Of which all parties
interetted will pleafe to take notice.
JOHN M'IVER,
@Hg0te.
April II. 2aw zothM
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
Dllblif ssalg.

Nil Be ofsred AT Pn6Ge Sax on Msaaay
fb<Jecoud day Of uext moafh,
That HOUSE and LOT on
Prince Street in which Mr.. Thomas VIII
liams now lives.
ALTO, that large and valuable
LOT lituared on the corner Of Prince and
Waihington ifreets, on which is a rye
tory frame HOUSE occupied by Mr..
Amos Alexander. There is a groune
rent Of Thirty Dallas per annum on the
lait mentioned property. The terms OF
payment will be one tonrsh ready money,
and the other three fourths IN Tx, Twelve
md eighteen months.
Aprii 4. Gods
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
Z asYks Wand Salt.


All perfons having claims a
gaint the eitate of W,lliam 7nplftf, OF
Round Hill, deeeafs, are reqne&ed 20
bring them forward for sdjuament and
payment and all thoie indebted 70 tie
eitate, are RESPECTFULLY called upon TO make
immediate payment TO the Executors-it
beng their anxious with to cloie all the
accounts, and fetsle with the legatees as
foon as podlble.
CHARLES LITTLE, 1F.,t,w
GEO. TRIPLETT,
March l..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
April II.
Notice..

ALL perfons having claims
On the efate of the late Mrs. Martha
Warrington, are requefed to exhibit their
accounts properly proved !; and thofe per-
fans indebted 10 the lad efate are defred
to make immediate payment.
THOMAS PETER,
Aaiag Executor.
March :. 2aw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30

A great bargain IN Land.
Nh be )ola at the C96se Ho9/e IN Alex
andria, on Weduslaay fbe ~ Of Jsne
nexf,
A valuable tract of Land "
ing on the waters ofthe 0ccoqnan River, about
III zee miles frenr MIR Ellicott's Mills; contain,
ing FIVE hundred and twenty tx acres, as by
Deed of General Variance bearing date of the
nth February, r9oa, from the late Charles Tur.
ner to the iubicribers. This land is well adapt
ca to coin, wheat and tobacco, and is well tim
bered Of the growth Of oak, hickory, and pop
lir; and the Improvements are comfortable
dwelling hnufe, kitchen, imoak houie, fables,
&c. &c. with feverai ine fpFings Of water, tcge-
rher wi, ahneh ufilhing young orchard ofpeach
and apple trees, and the iituation ccniidered re-
mark bly, healthy
any perfon wifhing TO view the land, may be
lhegu it by applying to Edward Warrington
Efqure, who now has 1t IN p Gclliou, until
/, hri9nas next, when it viii be delivered up Go
he purohsfer.
The advantage Of cutting Cord Wood from
this land is very great, there heing great abun-
dance and navigation near at hand.
The terms of iale WILDE for approved paper,
oaynent.at two, four and tx mouths.
WIN. NEWTON,
]. MUNCASTER, STrustees.
HEL. SMOOT,
March S. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
Fo1, Sale,

FOR sale,
Forty barrels new Beef,
Five ois. Pork,
Fine and coaEfe Salt,
Fiji quality Sugar in bis.
Phila. loaf and lump Sugar in hhds
and bis.
Three pipes old Lifbon Wine,
Pennlylyania and Swediih Bar Iron,
One pair Bur Mill Stones, S feet dia-
meter,
One pair Cologne do. about 5 feet.
Aud at tie 4lil,
Shorts and Bran,
Indian Meal,
Rye Meal,
Seed Oats,
Platter Of Paris by the hpfhel.
William Ha2tlboyme.
4th Mo. (. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
BRIDGES.


On Tuelday the third Of May next, being
The lecsnd dy Of Prince william court,
at tbe,coayt h0gh Of /aid county, be-
t7yesa the bours fl and 4 o'eloek, will
be let to tbe loqusf 5idder,
The building Of two Bridges,
Of None; one over Cedar Run, near Corn
walIis's Ford, and the other over Broad
Run, near Atwell's Ford. A plan will
be ihewn on the day of fae, by the com.
miilioners. Bond with satisfactory fecu-
rity will be required. Two thou{and dol
lars are now ready fubjett TO the orders
OF the CnmmiGioners.
James EzceR, !
Ibos Ire, .(en. Court
Charles EaveN, Comn'ers.
Bernard Haze, jim.
April 8. dds
Juf Received and for Sale,
Sweet Oranges, Lemons, Lines
and Cocoa Nuts. A5o,
A few boxes Of excellent Havan-
ma SEGARS.
]. DYSON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
Wanted to Hire Immediately.
his Tut abates as to the plain
Marcn

W anted to Hire Immediately,
g BOUT 40 hands. II hewers and
1 h 8 Wagons and teams. Employ
inent may be had 3 months, or more, by
application to and NJ. Scholfeld, Alex
andria, Iaachar SchoIheld, Waiter or VIM
Lindfey, nea' CoIchefer, OF Henry Wood
row, at Aqua.
n. B. Hands are TO bring axes and
hewers broad axes.
Feb. 7. Jaw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
Notice
Is hereby given to the Creditors
Of VIM. Bell, a BANKRUPT,

Of VIM. Bell, a Bankrupt,
THAT On Saturday the goth OF April,
1903, between the hours of three and four
o'clock. at the Clerks Office OF Alexan.
dria county, certificate of difcharge will
be given TO the fad Bankrupt, unlets csuia
be then and there fhewn 70 the contrary,
by the iaid creditors or either of them.
By order of the Honorable William
Kitty, Chief Judge of the Circuit Court of
the DiRritt OF Columbia, this FIFTEENTH
day of April, 1909.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
April IS. d3othA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
E01, NnZe.

ONE half of the valuable tracts Of
INLAND in Stafford comfy, called
Bell Plains and Hickory Bottem, late The
property and reGdence OF George Lee
Waugh, deccafed. Upon the land are an
excellent dwelling houie, with four rooms
on each floor, and pafage; a large barn,
Kitchens dairy, and fusoke houfa : bound
ed on one fde by Potomac creek, whese
is an excellent hfhery, and abundance ct
wild fowl in the feafon. This land viii
be fold altogether erin lots, as mayb5a
fuit the purchalers. Any pesfon deGrous
ofviewing it, will be fhewn Bell Plains,
by applying to Mr.. Cary Seldom who lives
convenient, and the Hickory Bottom tract
by Mr.. John Sweetnan, who can alia
thew all the lines.
If this land is not dif pofsd Of by private
fale, it will be fet up to the higheit bid
der, at Mr.. Efes's tavern in Frederick
burg, on Friday the 9Th day of May nexr,
where plat will be ihewn to thoie who
with to purchafe.
Two thirds Of the purchaf money mua
be laid down. Twelve months credit
will be given for the balance, on giving
bond with approved fecurity, to bear IN
tereit from the date. For other particu.
lars apply to the fubfcrber, who is au-
thorifed by the Devices to bargain f0'
the fame.
Gazvi;s Cor6in TM6erWM.
King George County, Doggy, dds
April s, 1905.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30
S A i t,
Suitable for the Filheries, and
ENGLISH COAL,

IJI. ad1C Oii OOdlA sAAS bu' AS''J1 -
Tsotter, jut arrived from Liverpool.
Apply 70
Wybo baqe hkezv!ts for Sale,
A quantity of EngIlih Slate
for covering hcutes Porl, Dry Llibon, =
Calcavello Wines in Or. caAs fotslhsii'd
Almonds in bags; Earthen Ware IN crates,
Stone Ware in coates London Porter IN
csks (; Pipes in boxes Marble Slabs for
Rearths, and quantity OF Georgia Cor
ION IN bags.
March 81, d
Turks Uand Salt.
Tua received 1900 bufhels OF
Turks Iland SALT, aaoas al Twins
wharf ALSO, a few boxes OF tresh Prunes
for !ale by
]. and ]. H. TUCKER.
March 28. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-30

Notice is hereby given to the
Creditors of Thomas Moore, a Baakfat5
that on Saturday the goth day Of Ap!i,
1903, between the hours OF three and hVS
O'Clock, at the Clerks Office OF Alexan,
dria county, certificate of difehafgc WIZ
be given to the faid bankrupt, unleiS cau''
be then and there fhewn TO the contra'p
by the laid creditors or either OF them.
By order of the honorable william
Kitty, Chief Judge OF the Circuit Co ,o.
of the Dihriet Of Columbia, this tweli'A
day of April, 1903.
April Is. d7o-na
Cath gwen for clean In
en- and cotton rags.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01
MeoU MoUeb & R0usapces.

n OBiLITY run mad, or Rarmopd and Ms
IN Three Wives.-- label, or The O,nAsn e
Va'daroo.--Ameia, or the Influence OF Virtue.
an old mans Storv.--Lady Of sbe Cave. or
M Eeres Of the Fourieensh Century.-S,slIa os
the North, or The Founding Of the Ship
Gessii ~ood.--The Three Spaaiards.-
OF Otrsnto. inrercfting Memoir, Joy > Lady.-
Haired. or The Vindittive Fa,ser.--MoAsuf. or
me Philoiophy Of the day.--Faher anu Dsc Oh
ter.-Martin 8, Man,fa,. or the Roma ace Of
Fsaoconia.--Who is ihe Mnrdercr.-Corre!is
or the Myftc mb.-Noble Wander.rs.-
White Knights, or the Monaiery of Merne.-
Wife * Miitrefs. With a variety of o.ber
Books. Ayt6. Regaers & AlmansciSs fcr sos.
A great variety of MUFFS and TIPPETS.-
Furr Trimmings and Ssins--Furt Caps, &c.
-LikezVyt-
TICKETS in the North Providence Lot
terry and South HadIey Canal.
50 GentIenen who win to fabfcribe for
ine Late OF WAsHIscroN, and writings Of
OLD SOUTH, are requsaed TO call foon.
JACOB RICHARDSON.
newport, Dec.74. I7tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

cover from the fun. Under there
circumstances experience proves that
works of wood will remain icarcely
at all affected by time. The great
abundance of running water which
this iituation. pofehes, at heights far
above the level of the tide, if EMPLOYED
as is praetifed for lock NAVIGATION
furniihes the means for rating and
laying up our vedels, on a dry and
iheltered bed. And fhould the mea-
fure be found ufeful here, fimiIar
depolitories for laying up, as we'll as
for building & repairing veHels, NAV
hereafter be undertaken at other
Navy yards, offering the fame means.
The plans and elfimates of the work,
prepared by perfon of fkill and ex-
Perience, will be prefented to you,
without delay, and from thefe it will
be Teen that fcarcely more than has
been the colt of one vehel is neceE-,
iary to fave the whole, and that the
annual FUN to be employed towards
its completion may be adapted to the
views OF the Legislature as to naval ex-
penditure.
10 cultivate peace and maintain
commerce and navigation in all their
lawful enterprises /; to fcaer our fiih-
cries as nnrferies of navigation, and
for the nurture of man, and protea
the manufactures adapted to our cir
cumitances; TO preferve the faith of
the nation by an exad difcharge iofits
debts and contracts, expend the pub
lie money with the fame care and eco
nomy we would pra6tile with our own,
and impofe on our citizens no unne-
cehary burthens; to keep in all things
within the pale of our conaitutional
powers, and cherilh the federal union,
as the only rock of fafe,y; fhele, fell
low citizens, are the landmarks by
which we are to guide ourlesves in all
our proceedings. BY continuing to
make thefe our rule of action, We fhali
endear to our countrymen the true
principles of their contribution, and
promote an union of fentiment and of
action, equally aufpicious to their hap
pinefs and lafety. On my part you
may count OH cordial concurrence
in every meafure for the public good ;
and on all the information | poHefs
which may enable you to dilcharge to
advantage the high functions with
which you are invelted by your coun-
try. TIL: JEFFERSON.
/ December Is, 1897.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-01-01

TeksI UbJarEn," which is thus inter-
preted, the man who vindicates the
murderers Of his townfmen is found
wanting in patriotifm. ,,.,,