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T E K M S.

1. The first Edition. in America of Anacharsis's
Travels, will be comprised in four Vols. octa-
vo.
H.. 1t shall be printed on handsome wove paper
and new type casting for the purpose. Each
Volume wil contain about 400 pages.
III. The price to Subscribers. per Vol. bound
and lettefed, will be dollars in boards,
dollar ard IS cents. to be paid on the delivery
of each Volume
The European Edition sells at u dollars per
se.t.
". There shall be handfome Map of Greece
given with the first Volume, to be executed BY
one of the belt EDgrasers-
". Those who obtain ten Subscribers and be.
come responsible for the payment of the same,
sfhall receive one copy gratis. The work is
now at Press, and shall be finished with all
possible dispatch.
as- Subscriptions to the a6ove uork
received at Robert s John Groy's book
Store, alexandria.
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Joseph SMITH,

Has for Sale, at bis fore on King Rreet, Alex
andria,
10 bales MUSLINS,
100 pieces beit German Dowlais,
2 bales Flemih Sheeting,
Scotch Olnaburg, Britannas,
Camorick Mullins, Muffin and Silk Sha~is,
Nankeens, Bandannoes,
LuteRsings, Kid Gloves,
Is hhds. w. /. Rum,
8 pipes 9th proof Cogoiac Brandy,
Whikey in ,ierces and barrels,
Holland and Country Gin,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
1000 lbs. Black Pepper,
Spinning Cotton,
Grading and Grafs Scythe.,
sokles and Spakes, Wrapping PaPsfo
N. S. Platter, Herrings,
Good FLOUR for family ufc.
He will Rent,
For l, 4 or years, the Dwelling he now
on Royal ttrcet.
June rs. 60
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IN -FOUR VOLUMES.

THE work now offered to the American read.
er exhibits complete view Of the antiquities,
manners, customs, religious ceremonies, laws,
arts, and literature of ancient Greece, al the peri
cd of its greatest splendour. A knowledge Of
these3has hitherto been only attainable by labo-
rious pelusal of writer's who have been little soi>
citous to join entertainment with instruction.
The Traeels of Anaeba,sis, on the contrary, are
so written. that the reader may frequently be
induced to imagine he is perusing work of mere
amusement, invention, and f2ncyi till his eye
elances to the bottom of the page, when he per.
ceives there is scarcely sentence, and not
single fact or circumstance, but is supported by
the authority of some ancient author. The a
mazing number Of these quotations may, perhaps
at first sight, seen to Fave been unnecessary,
and TO have more the appearance of parade of
erudi,iop, than to be of any real utility: bur it
is to be remembered that, al the same time that
they must be highly acceptable to the man Of
real learning, by enabling him TO refer immediate
ly to the original author, they are extremely
useful, nay, we may say, absolutely necessary,
even to such readers as Car never be supposed tc
have any intention to consult the authorities quot
ed as they clearly shew thar such an idea, or
such circumstance, is not merely decoration,
OF the offspring Of the fancy of the author, bur
Immediately taken from some ancient writer, and
therefore perfectly accordant to the general scope
and plan Of the work.
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ROBERT 6 JOHN GRAY
HAVE JJSl RECEIVED
4 large SUPPLY Of Dr.. StoughtmI
GENUINE BITTERS.

THE happy effects, aad fpe. efficacy d
thele biscrs, can De tcfihed by hurdads in 4
lexandria and its ne'ghooc, Fhed, duGdg The pr.
ailing iickntf lat fUmmer We believe tb,
every perIoa, who then pehevercJ 10 regulsry
taking them, rcGted tie Attacks Of the frynI
They brace rhe contribution, create appetite, I'll
fit digeltion, and relieve thc choic IN ihor, N
all complaints Of the fomsoii and bowels thu
have been proved to he emi0cnty eficacieI
Hence, they reff malignant ieysrs, ant sy Il
preventive TO the ague. A cou,fc Of thaf biz
ters, begun now, may prove bi2hly bc1ef,isl al.
they viii gradually prepare the fyNcm TO untega
,hc danger eta flckiy fumner.
There &re many counterleits. Ppfchalcrs viii
plealc TO obfcrve thar the genuine Stcu8hoalI
Bitters are feai,d with the atf letter of Inc Del
tors furname, ad full directions paiiei oh ,sdI
bottle. IayerO keepers and liquor flores, will
find il 10 their advantage to ME 5Ilem, as fonl
hyperion filength alone they may be carfdertdm.
colt no more than the traih 70 ofen impccd U7n!
them. They are afo foId by Rapinc, CorndI
and Co. Capitol Hil}, City of abingdon; MIL
March, George Tow, md M. a. Buck, hsI
dcsicklburg. AJ6 jgf reetivsl,
ESSENCE OF SPRUCE.
Beer made with tins article, IS we'll known III
be the mott whcIcfomc ard leaf expenfre NIKE
beverage for tie fommtrieaion.
April rs.
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$1,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Plies fubjceed to a deduction Of TT
teen per cent.
This Lottery has been authorized by the lc,
gilaturs of Virginia, for the landable PusPofe
of cre8itg leminary OF learning inor near ii.
metropolis of this fate. With this view It Is
contemplated to rzie 10, 900 dollars, and 1900
dollar 10 addition, for dcfraying the expencss ar.
tendant on drawing the lottery. Citizens OF the
Srft refpeeabiiiy have been fcle6tcd as truftees,
AID they have pledged themfelyes to ufe their Ut
mott cxer.ions to carry it into efsd The fShenc
has the advantage of giving TO each each adven-
surer chance for fome very large priaes, Whit
the proportion OF psizes blanks, is 70 great as
TO invite The friends Of thc intended inaitutloaste
parl4ke il the lottery. with very little Il& OF
sheir becoming lofers. The ereafurer of this fate
IS TO be appointed TO receive the money for the
tickets as they a'e fold, and to pay the amount
OF the piz,s to fortunate adventures. Its be-
lie, ed that the above considerations will induce
rapid fale of the tickets, and the drawing will
~sommsnce as fooD az Efficient number hall tie
fold to authorize (which il is believed will DC
on the tecoad Monday in december next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. co
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s*x Tickets to be had of Robert
Pollard, DR.. ]. peterborough, fen.
VIM. Price, reg Samuel Plealants,
Jun. and VIM. Priichard.
Iuenty Faue Dollars Reward.


RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber's farm, in
the county of Alexandria. difria of Columbia,
a Mu!atto man called MATT COOK, about 6
feet high, between s. and 40 years OF age, long
hair which he wears tied, lock Of zvbits hair On
the front of his head, little to the left, coop
or by trade; he has feveral fears on his arms and
wrtfts, fear on his back occaGoned by fcald,
sani fevtral m ks from whip; he is very fond
of drink and gambling; he took with him va.
sgicry of clothes and lome cooper's tools. He
or fled the Potomac a; Georgetown few days
iince, and will probably make fo1 BaIrinore, as
he has been very anxious fer lome time paf TO
so TO f-s will give the above reward far
fecuring faid fellow in any jail 70 that ger.
him again, or thirty dollars. with reaionaSe
charges if brought home. G-g All matters Of
veicls ard Others are forewarncd harbouring, en-.
ployirg or earring Of fad fellow at their peril.
c. F. Whiting.
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- Ael0 Lane Of Stages.

THE fuDlcriberS have eltabI;hed a
line Of STAGES from Frederick tburS, BY The
Orange Springs to Charlottesville, where il VIII
meet the Stage thar uns TO Staunton md the
Sweet Springs. It will commence on the 4th
day of July next, and will leave Fredericksburg
every Wedrclday and Friday, during tbe fun.
mer, at four O'Clock P. NJ. and arrive az Char
lottesviIle on Thuldays and Saturdays, ar P.
NJ. Leave Charlottesville every Friday ana Sun
day at 4 A. NJ. and arrived at Fsedcrickiburg
every Saturday and Monday att A. M.
They fatter themleives the great accommoda-
tion this line OF Stages offers to the public, ~iil
enlurc LIBERAL encouragement.
Abraham and Pollard.
June II. Taw5 t
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WILL (pos3tireJJ BE SOLD.
IN MONDkV

WILL (pos5tireJJ BE SOLD.
On MONDAY,
The ixth day OF Augua next, for ready moo.v
at Styfead, near CoIchefer,
One Negro Wench and Child and on,
Negro Boy,
belonging TO the eftate OF Dr. Archibald Morton
deccafed, for the purpofe of fatistying his credi
tors. JOHN M'CLENACHAN
Administrator,
All pctfons Indebted to the etate arc again p
queRed to d,fcharge their REFLECTIVE balance,
and thofe having claims will pIeafc TO make them
known previous TO tia, day, 20 Peter Wsgersr
or M'C. Admir-. |
NF The above property was adyes
tiled ior fale Oh !he 2Itt l0h. bu; neceG,r,
poltponed TO tie dsy aforementioned, when i
will certainly take place.
Coichefer. lune 27. rawd,
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70 all uhom 1t nay Concern.
July

KNOW YE, that whereas afuficicnt number
of the members Of the Mutual Alurance Society
again0 Fire on Buildings of the State Of Vrgi.
MA, m.der the twentieth article of the Rules and
Regulations of the faid Society, have requcRed
that GENERAL MEETING of the Society
fhould be called in the month of July next, and
previous TO the payment of the quota called for
becoming cue, the members of the iaid Mutual
AATurance Society are hereby called on TO make a
General Neesng. thai is a majority of the mem.
bers to be pretnS in perion, or by proxy duly
authorized for the spurpof., on Monday the
goth day of July nexs, arthe Capitol in the city
81 Richmond, at the haur of e o'clock.
w. Foulhee. Prsfdent
IA. a. S.
Genersl Office of Afurance, -
Richmond lure Is
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Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living q
Cob Run Ford, WITHIN three suiIes of CeneVlId
a Negro man named CHASE, formerly the pro-
petty Of Ro5ert Lesson, (epme'ime since oana
OF che OcccqGan Iron Wc'ks): he had on, VIA
he left home, oarabur8s shr1 and tEoweers' c0u''
try wovc stripped cotton waisfcoat, ns~c la
OF mixed clott,, and Indifferent hat sod shoes III
is about 90 years Of age, and sore"aal g,eI.
has been hurt in ore or his knee Paus 'sa
causes MIN 70 walk lame, and that leg Is sr7a.e
than the oshcr he much resembles 4 Go,osa o'
gro and is abon; 5 feet 6 ,nctss hgt, "oo;'a
appreheuds ard secures SAID fellow, 50 1bsl Sd
him again, snail receive tie above Fe"s5o, as
reasonable chalg>, il hrought home.
o. He was seen in several places en- Moaol
The I'd Of Joiy, travelling or rhs main 'oad IL.
tween his home md Alexandra.
Samuel Oliver,
Fairfax County, Vng7iaa
July 5. :23.1
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70 be Rented,

THE HOUSE formerly occupied by the fub
fcriber on Wolfe ffees, having every Convent.
ence for genteel family, with large pToduc
tive garden the Gtua,iou healthy and 16c houfe
remarkably cool in the farnu'er leafon. For par
ticulars apply to
sohn c. Vowel.
June s;. d
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TO RENT,

The Dwelling Houfe and Store in Prince Erect
one door eatt of the houfc occupied DR.. E. c.
Dick, they are both in good repair. Podcfion
may be had Immediately. Apply as aoove.
Iunc &, tioteo
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I56teo
WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING anxious 70 clo!c his :oiner buhneis,
requcfs all thofe who are Indebted to him 30
fette their accounts as early as pcfiole. and shOle
who have claims asainf him will pleaic Preicnt
them for sdjuAment,
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Edward Hackzey 8 Vim. Ra'nFaDy,
HAVING THIS DAY

Edyara Hackzey 6 Vim. Ra'nfay,
HAVING THIS DAY
Entered into partneglhip und.r the ti'm o. Iass-
r., and RamJay, offer for iale at their itore'
corner of King aud Pitt ttrcets, near the Walh.
ing,on Tavern, general afor'nlrntof
Wines, Sbwstu01s LaG1tors, G'e-
ceres, g..
Warranted Genuine, ,iz:
London particular Mad:ira, -
in pipes and half do.
Lisbon,
Colmana and -
Malaga
Port Of an excellent quality in bottles,
M:doos Cia1et, in cafes OF two dog.
Lat, lump and Mu(cova4o Sugars,
syrup and Mo'ahes,
London bottled Por'cr,
Jamaica and Antigua Rum,
Holland and country Gin,
Coeniac and Barcelona Brandy,
White Wine Vinegar,
Philadelphia and Albany Chocolate,
Fig Blue, Maddcr, CoPPcras, Brim&ons,
SalrPetre and Alum,
Engiih and country Ganpowder,
Shot. aforted,
Georgia Cotton,
Imperial,
Hy(on Chulang, Er>e5 yrce of fNe
Hyfon, Iat,,t -, sa,-to
Young Hyfon, '"Se'' '"S"0' W.
Hyion Skin, &0n6,
ard
Sou hongs, ahortcd
BeN Green Coiftc,
Spices OF eve'y kind,
Durham and Diaon's Mufard,
L-iper's Snuff,
Spanfh Segars Of a good quality,
Bake; Salt tor table ute,
Pipes in boxes,
Wrapping Paper,
Belt Salad OIL,
Stoughtoh's Bitters,
Olives,
SoalsLeather,
Depijohns,
Rice and Barley, &c. &c,
June 4. a6tso
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SILVER WATCH.
General Office of AfIurancc,
Richmond Iune Is.

Taken from Negro boy, fome time ago, a
plain Silver French Watch. The owner, prov
ing property, and paying the colt of this adyer.
tiiemsnt, may have it on application to
The Printer.
July 8. d3s
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Ten Dollars ReWa2d.
Runaway on the lccond lift. Mulat'o
girl called
M A T I. u A.

IVA "a IL II IAs
ihe is about twenty years OF age, remarkable low,
but ftout & we'll made; ihc is 70 extremely whie
that her bling Mulatso, is fcarcely TO be d'i-
ringuilhed; he has grey eyes, light hair ihort &
curly, and unconnlonly ia'ge feet, viii heels
projecting mutually far behind !; Che fpedks sllow
and very welI lhc has abfconded ievcf'i times
and in each inAance affirmed telgned nanc, it's
probable lhe may again exerciie this means TO IA
ci!itate her socape. She took wrtss her two
Muffin gown,f one aripcd, the otter efctkered,
Bombazett gown, and yellow MtAn lcoop,
with feseral other clothes, which ! do not re-
collect.
Any perfon experimenting her, and bringing
her to my houfe, ilal reeve the above reward,
or fouy@Aliugs If con,mitticdto any jail, and il.
fJsc,atlon given me.
GEO. II. CHAPMAN, Sen.
n B. On her lat clopemcnt the dreG d her
elf in mems cloa;hs, and aGumed the probation
taller.
Faquir County, German Town, April I.
Anri II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
November 90,

Government has received, during the
last week, some important communicate
ons on the subject Of the threatened in
,vasion which accounts for the protracted
period Of making an attempt. Among
other causes we learn that the numerous
boats which have been built on the Loire,
La Villaine, the Gironde, the Rhone,
and generally throughout the Western
and Southern Departments Of France,
for this enterprise, have not been assem-
hled 1t the appointed places, owing in q
great measure TO thsrvigilance of our
sruizers. Some Of these vessels which
were unfinished, have been counter
manded, and the departments, &c. have
been required 20 contribute the amount
of their subscriptions in eleathing. or
Otherwise, q il was notintended 10 wait
the equipment Of their craft. This delay
should not induce any relaxation on our
part-the greater our preparation, the
less will be our danger. Whenthe Ro.
man army, which the Emperor Claudi-
.lis assembled Ia France, under the or
der Of Platius, for the invasion Of Eng
land, refused 70 embark, the Britens on
being informed Of the muiiny, intermit-
ted IN the measures they were taking 70
defend The Coast, Withdrew their forces:
The army Of Platius soon after returned,
70 its obedience, landed without opposi-
ton, and obtained an easy victory over
The unprepared Islanders.
Il would be fortunate for France and
for humanity IL this intervalinduced Boz
naparte to reflect on his enterprixe, but
like Macbeth, he /" in blood s,ep, a in so
far, that should he wade no more, re.
turning were a tedious ~ 70 soe'ers y.
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The following Is from the London E
,eninv Post of fhe Qth Move Is,hey s. -

The following Is from the London =.
yening Post ofthe 12th November i;
Z. Some difienlfies Of > commercial
nature, relative TO the trade u the West
India Islands, are now under the consi-
Iteration Of Ministers but We have lit
Tie doubt that every thing win be easily
adiustedto the Satisfaction of both matt.
.ons i've, however, think, that if A.
merica be very immedient and urgent
at the present, il IS both indecorous and
unfair, Is Z nation engaged in defending
lis existence, rs we are, ought not %
be pressed BY 4 friendly power on any
subject that Is of a nature to admit Of
delay which must be the case with every
commercial regulation. !" 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
n Congress. january 50.

gEE fJa9H 49,
Mr.. Dawson presented a memorial
from the Inhabitants Of George Town,
IN opposition to one some time since
presented, and PRAYING forthe estabIish-
ment Of i bridge aeross Potomak from
the lower part of the city 70 point on
the opposite shore; which was read and
referred TO select committee appointed
on that subject. !, "a ss:3.3s' 4,
Mr., Leib said. we had heard much
lately about the independence ofthe 1ud.
ges that il had been theme within the
walls of this house, and the subject Of
animated discussion without them. To
the NATIONAL Independence Of fbe Ju.
dietary, he protested himself 4 friend,
and 70 sevinre his sincerity he begged
leave to submit to the consideration sof
the House the following resolution
Resolved, That acommittee be app
pointed to enquire into the expediency Of;
providing BY law against the appoint-
qsnt Of Jndges Of the Courts Of the u.
States 70, other Offices ofthe government.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
NOTICE.

yTTHEREAS, about the sist day Of
wv January last. I executed Note
TO John Folk, for the sum Of sighty dol
lars, payable in eight months after the
date thereof, for = mare purchased b. me
from said Folk. and having since disco
yered that Iwss imposed upon BY said
Folk in the purchase Of said mare. She
being blind Of nearly 50 II t6e time. Z
therefore hereby monty the Pebiic, IN.
order to prevent any person taking an
assignment on said note. and TINT 1 ann
determined nor 10 pay the same untess
compelled TO do 50 by law.
MICH AEL FISER.
Shepherd's- Town. February 70. isol-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

All the force of democracy is now in
requisition 10 abuse MIR. Tracy, of Con-
nec.rut. So much the better. il de-
monstrates more strongly than any thing
else the irresistability Of his Arguments
against the alteration Of the constitution |;
IS instead ofrcfuting them they are re-
.dured to the necessity ofattacking them.
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.
CToLEN on Sunday night the 2sth
- JanuaD, last. from the White House.
on the main road leading from Winches.
ter 70 Charles Town, Jefferson County,
Virginia l6 miles from die FORMER and
s from he latter. . BAY HORSE.
nearly rs bands high, bun low ia Aesh,
= years oldthe last 81 May next. switch
tail not shOd, has mo perceiyable iissh
mari, only afeathey on each hip shout
$ inches long, and a BLACK streak down
his back but not very Nplan any further
than his trump. WhJt ver returns the
Thief and Horse 10 4 subscriber, az
the White HOUSE, shall have The above
reward iftaken within lie county, and il
out Of l. 90 dollars, or sldollars for the
Horse only.
SEoRCE SMITH.
February 10. 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

Fort Plaquemine and the Balize were
taken possession of by the American
troops on Wednesday the 2sth Dec. at
which time several detachments were
preparing 10 leave Newt Orleans for the
Upper Western country. I'll. ~ 3ss -.
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Lospos, November o 10.

A cartel arrived At Plymouth. has
brought intelligence that when she left
Mariaix on the 18th At night, il was un-
derstoo3 there, that the First Consul
was 1t Bollogne withhis own regiments,
and that he was to head the expedition
in person. 49, s,'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

= H. B. Trisl is appointed collector Of
thee Customs Of the district Of Mississippi,
exercising the powers of General Super
intendant OF the public revenue Of the
province Of Louisiana. k 4s3s - -l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

N. Beggs uili preach 81 2 nsqaerera
Meeting House On Snnday next, az ~
o'cloek, and on he SANG day at . o'cisck,
p III. IN 11drtinsburg.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

Z ~ @5fE q. -
sCTRAYED from the subscriber. on
- the sIst day Of January last. black.
mare cob, one year old next spring, no
marks recollerted except one hind hoof
white, and some white hairs below the
foot-loek tits NOT certain whether she
has . star or NOT. but Il any il Is very
small one. She was seen in Martinsbng
on Saturday list. and il il thought fol-
lowed some person from thence. Any
person bringing said Colt home, or give
ing such Information that the subscriber
can get her again, shah Be literally re-
warded. S. :. s.
CYRUS FARR.
RerkelY County. q Ia mikes .fnsns.
Aarfinsbsr9, mar fhe headef { Dry. Ruus
February 10. 1904.
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SHE public are hereby eau.ioned

THE public are hereby cautioned
| against taking an assignment on I
note given by the subscriber TO Conrad
Frye, Of the town Of Mafsinsbnrr, for
the SUM Of nineteen dollars, payable the
1stof December, 1904 -given for horse
purchased some time since, which said
horse could be ofno service TO the sub
seriber. orsny other person, and was
known 70 be useless by the said Frye,
when he disposed Of him.
JACOB SHAFER. s.
Berkeley County, Febrasry 10. 1904
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a AIILLER WdNTED,..

THE subscTiberwishes 10 employ an
. j active industrious Man without a
family, who is well acquainted with the
Milling Business, and come well re-
commended ! to such ! person liberal
wageswill Be given BY the subscriber, liv-
ingin Charles Town, Jefferson County.
THOMAS BRAcKENRIDGE. 1
February 10, 1904. "
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lf4RTzNsBURc February 10.
.e...ssas..

Ap5y7. oFFIcR la 5een esta6Esh-
5sdaf Qili.C rsek, II this County, and
M. Joshna Peppersa appointed a. Post.
Masfer. rs
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s. November Court, isoa.
BERKHlEY CouSTy, IS. Sc
William Stiles, Comp iaindnt, j
AGAIEsT -
John Fleece and MARY his Wife. Def ia.
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'John Fleece and MARY his WIFE. Def,fs.
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THIS day came the Conplainan. BY
his Counsel. and |, appearing 10
the Court thar the defendants are notiin-
habitants Of this Commonweaith, iris orr
Idersd that the defehdaats do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
ID April next, TO ansSer the eomplzin-
ant's bin, and that acopy ofthis order b
forthwith inserted in The Berkeley. and
Jefferson Intellie eneer and continued for
two months suceessivsly, and also b
posted up for two month"; successfully
AZ the door Of the Court House Of this
County.
A Copy. Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, e.s.s.