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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
FARMERS ATTEND.

MANY ofyou havingveryfrequen,ly
N1 applied to the subscriber (he be-
ing inthe habit ofuading 20 the North-
ward) to bring 4 towering horse Of the
Eusopus breed, which you so much (and
not without just causeJ admire, he there
fore being induced from interest, a. well
as having natural disposition. 70 accom-
MEDIATE, has procured one Of that stock,
which he aatters himself win please
This noble Horse. called
*. EUS0PJTS BALL, - =
Will stsnd the ensuing season At the sub
seriber'. stable in Martinsblrg, ut the
moderate price Of three dollars and a ba-
shell Of oats the season, the oats 70 be
brought with the mare, Eve dnllaEs=fuz
insurance, and one dollar cash the single
leap. The season to begin the FIRST day
Of April and end the middle of July
Credit win be given for the money until
the LIST of April 1905. y ~ >: - =.
Eusopas Ball Is "a handsome dark bay,
ten years old this spring, hei sixteen and
an half hands high, with bone md body
in proportion, and is as wen calculated
for the draft rs any horse in the state oil
Virginia. The public win please 10 en-.
cuse me for emitting his pedigree, 8 ]
conceive il unnecessary. rebingon their
sufficient knawledge and acquaintance
with the breed and services OF those va
lnAbIe Kind of horses without this, bis
form alone. win be sufficient 70 recon-
mend him. -
WILLIAM MAcKEY, jsr.
February J, 1904. ttL]
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< q February Coaft, 1904.
JOHN HUNTER. Complainant. +.
si...,' AGAINST ;, :.
WILLIAM NIPPON, DsfenAans.
.-.s In CHdNGsER2c-

THIS day game the Complainant by
L his Counsel, and i appearing 70
the Court that the defendant is not IN in
habitant ofthis Commonwealth iris ORDER
ed that the defendantdo appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
May nsxt, to answer the complainant
bill, and that copy ofthis order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and JeFer-
son Intelligencer and continued for two
months successfully, and also be posted
UP for two months successfully 1t the
door Of the Court House of this County.
4 Copy. Attest, ..--4zs~-, Y
DAVID HUNTER, c...S.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
[WHIo.LEl :. No. aeo.l
!. TAKE NOTICE.

n Ii those who purchased property
"A at the sale Of 1.-THE effects belonging TO
the Estate OF Mr.. Joseph Ras1, deed,
win please take notice that their respec-
tive Obligations were due On the l9th Of
January last and ifnot discharged on or
before the FIRST day Of May next, viii be
PUT into the hands ofan Attorney for col
leetion.--All those who have claims q
gainst said estate are desired TO bring
them IN Immediately prepayment to d
WILLIAM WIL.SO N, acting Adm.
! 3 iev ne Esfafe Of s9osebh Rark, dec.
& Cafrard'ssf swn, Berkeley i
County, February "a 1904. TOW
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Z! :. -. =. November Court, lSo2.
BERKELEY CouNTY, s.. - =,
William Stiles, Complainant,
to = ~ AGAINST --r~- - - =
John Fleece and Mary hia Wife, Del ss.
= -, t'rV II CHANLERE
This day came the Complainapk BY
j his Counsel. and il appearing TO
the Court that the defendants are not i'm
habitants of this Commonwealth, tits or
dersd that the defendants do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
in April next, to answer the complain
ants bill, and that copy ofthis order be
forthwith inserted IN the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligencer and continued for
two months successiyely, and also be
posted up for two months successfully
It the door of the Court House ,of this
County, - = r. :. - -. . .szt
A Copy. Attest, : x..5.- =
~ DAVID HUNTER, Csc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
q $'sa - =" February Court, 1904. !
ROBERT T. HooE, Complainant,
- - AGAINST "a I. L.. =. ,
WILLIAM HYLToN, Defendant,
~ -. e.. 81. -: In GHdNL.ER1.

THIS day came the Complainant By
= i his Counsel, and it appearing to
the Court that the defendant Is no: an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, II Is
ordered that the dantdoappear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
in May next, 20 answer the complain
ants bill, and that a copy Of this orderbe
forthwith Inverted in the. Berkeley and
Jeferspn Intelligencer and continued for
two months successiveiy, and also Be
posted up for two months successfully
At the door of the Court House of this
County. = e ..-.'- '.>'.5/
A Copy. Attest, - : "ss%
DAVID HUNTER, e.s.e.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

ITO be sold the plantation whereon I
FL now live, containing 462 acres, w.
ing and being in the County Of Jefferson,
State ofVirginia, within miles Of Shep-
herd's- Town, I from Potomack River,
rs from Baltimore, 60 from the Federal
City, and 20 from Alexandria, produce
may be taken down by water to either Of
the latter places. There are on the pre-.
misss 5 good Dwelling Houses and . We
ny large square log Barn, never fail
ing spring., with ! good stone Spring
House. Near one half Of this Land IS
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber there are 5 valuable
Apple Orchards, ~ acres of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made
the soil 10 equal if not preferable 70 any
in Jeferson County. = 1912 ~ 7 = = = =
DISC another Tract of first rate Land,
containing l76 1-2 acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract on this tract are .
good House and Barn, 4 never failing
Well near the house and / good young
Apple Orchard !; about one half Of this
tract is cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber; the whole can
be easily divided into 5 or 4 Tenements.
The Terms viii be made known by
the proprietor living on the Land.
JOHN STIPP, zen.
Jefferson County, December l6, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

Berkeley County, -. - j..
1T February Court, 1904. z
James Campbell, Complainant, (.
F. ..>.-.~- AGAINST = ~
Jacob Fry and Judith his wife, late Ju-
dith Miller, widow and relict Of Da-
MEL Miller. decd, John Reyes and
Catherine his wife, Daniel Miller,
Frederick Miller, Mary Miller, Pc
ter Miller, David Miller, Elizabeth
Miller, John Miller, Susanna Miller,
Jacob Miller, Nancy Miller, Abra-,
ham Miller and Sarah Miller, heirs
Of Daniel Miller, decd, Defsndaats.
-. MCHdNcER1.,...
THIS. day came the ComPlainant by his
Counsel, and II appearing TO the Court
that the Defendants, Peter, John. and
Nancy Miller are not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth, It il ordered that the
said Peter John and Nancy do appear
here on The Monday after the third Tues
DAY in may next, to answer the Com
ptainant''s bin, and that . copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Berke-
ley and Jefferson Iutelligencer and con.
tinusd for two months excessively, and
also be posted up for two, months sue
eessively at the door Of the Court House
Of this County. -.'>> -.
A Copy. .'...~.
DAVID HUNTER, Che.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

- We are authorized to inform The
Citizens of Tefsrson County, that Col
ABRAH1M MORGAN, and Captaia
GEORGE TATE, eEsr themseiocs AZ
Candidates at the neat. Election, to repre-
sent said County in the General Asseaibly
sfthis State. ~. -. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
NOTICE.

THERE beinga very great proba-
i bilitylof the negroes purchased BY
me on the 3oeh OF September last, at the
widow Edelen's sale, beingfree, / there
fore take this method of informing the
public, that lam determined not to pay
the note given for those negroes, until a
final adjustment Of the business takes
place, and aclear andindisputable tide is
giseame. a
HUGH v. PATTERSON.
DeceuAber q. 1903. sE,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
March Q, 1904.

Berkeley County, IS, - ~
s.. 80. February Court, 1904. +
! William Rush, Complainant,
. -, r.. III agdfHsf = Fl :.
Elizabeth Linder, Jacob Linder, Ann
Under, Joseph Under. Mary Lin
der, Nathaniel Under, James Under
and George LiRder, children and
heirs At law Of Jacob Linder, decd,
Dsfsaddnts! s !. : .......} =
4 |..z ~ In cHANGER7.
THE Defendants not having entered
their appearance agreeable 70 an act Of
i assembly and the rules ofthis court, and
II appearing to the satisfaction Of this
court, that they are not iphahitant: Of
This commonwealth, on The motion Of
the complainant BY his counsel, il Is or.
idered that the said defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in May next, and answer the
bill of the complainant, and that COPY
ofthis order be forthwith inferred in de
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer, for
two months excessively, and published
4 the door Of the court house Of said
County. s4as. .s IS
ii Copy. 80
Attest. rs i
Z. DAVID HUNTER, e.s.s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

=. ->- February Court, 1904.
Philip Stout, Comtlainan,,
-, = AGAINsr 49, ~->.s ..
George Hoffman, Defendant.
49,. u. & -. In CHANCERT.
THIS day came the Complainan. BY
L hisCoonsel, and Il appearing to the
Court that die Defendant, George Hoff-
man, il not an inhabitant Of this Com.
monwealth, il Is ordered that the De-
PENDANT do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in J. May
next, 20 answer the Conplainant's bill,
and tha. copy Of this order be forth
with published for two months sueces-
sively m the Berkeley and ferson IN
.teiEgeaoer, and also be postedup for tive
months successfully At the door Of the
Court House ofthis County. - ,
A Copy. 4a> K 80.
- Attest, ~, - 49,
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23

Berkeley County, -. -
February Court, 1so4.'
John 0'Ferral, Complainant,
against j., r. ~.
Patrick M'CaAry, surviving partner Of
Tabb & M'Caafy, Samuel Craig, An
thony Kennedy and PATRICK Campbell,
trustees of Tahb & MCafry, and
Michael M'Kewan and James Faulk-
ner, Defendants. r. 49, A.. ..
IN CHAMcERr
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
To the Inhabitants Of Berkeley County

To the Inhabitants Of Bsrke7ey County.
Fellow CITIZENS,
+ A GREEABLE to the wishes Of my
n friends, ] again offer You my ser
vices as candidate to represent you in
the General Assembly Of this Common
wealth and should 1 be your choice Il
the ensuing election, my most jealous
exertions shall be dedicated 10 your vel
fare,z as far as my abilities win admit.
~ / am, respectfully, LIZ
~ Your obedient servant,
JOEL WARD.
March 2, 1904. ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
WILL BE SOLD

AtpabEe pendns on Thursday the astA
instant, (Maref) al tie snbseriber's
plantation NEAR Buckles Tosun,
HORSESand Breeding Mares, =
i L good mich Cow and Cali, and
other horned Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
1 eomPlete Road Wagon andG eers, with
gundry other articles too tedious to men,
ton. Nine months credit win be given,
The purchaser to give bond and approved
security. The sale will begin AZ 10
O'Clock. = IT, <~..-. - -
!. : -7= AMOS 1fENDENHALL.
March Q, 1904. ~ .2..,- :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-23
FOR SALE,

A SMALL tract srParcelofL LAND,
N situate in Berkeley County, con-.
tanning tabout forty acres, wherein the
Poor-House stands, adjoining the land
whereou Joseph Minginna now lives,
and about half a mile from the sulphur
Spring. A Proportionable part Of said
land is cleared and under tolerable good
fence, and more may be cleared, some
Meadow made and more NAV BE made,
the Buildings are one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor
House e large building) Meat House
and Spring House IAN builtwith hewed
logs) Stable and Oven, farther de-
scripsion IS thought unnecessary, il be-
ing presumed no person win become .
purchaser, without previously viewing
the property; Cornelius Kelly, n,anag-
erat the Poor House win shew the land.
The terms ofsale may Be known BY ap-
plying 70 said Kelly, or 70 eisher fths
subscribers, IS Il. s ~. ".
JOEL WARD,
F. Il JOSEPH FOREMAN,
= EDWARD BEESON, !
z H. Is sa u -. Esmssissioaeys.
( December Is, fsos. i
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25
4 EARTHEN WIRE :
!: , :. MANDATORY,
Near The head IF Dry Ran and four and
: an hal miles fran Mdrias5urg.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs
i the public thar he has; now got
his POTTERY in complete order. and
has on hands avery good, assortment Of
excellent ware. and means TO Keep 4
constant supply -Itwill be much to the
advantages OF purchasers ofthis commo-
dity to Gallon him, as he can sen ware al
q cheaperrate than it can be bought at 1
distance. A considerable reduction
will be made TO those who purchase by
the quantity 70 sell again. s
This being the only establishment Of
the kind IN Berkeley County, ana the
ware made At 4, Of as good, perhaps. 1
better quality, and az lower price, than
that made at 4 distance, he hopes thar
the eifaTts he Is making 10 accommodase
the people ofthis County, win not 70
unrewarded. I.
May Il, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-25
PARIS, March ~.

The following are the latest accounts
collected by the project Of police respect.
ing the circumstances attending the ar.
rest OF Georges. -, *. -
Citizen Petit, apeace- officer, had dis.
covered that a cahriolet was on Friday,
about at night, TO go to fetch Geor,.
ges and some other individuals sof his
band. He stationed his inspectors ef
police, and followed the cobrioiet FROM
the point des l;huillerirs Opposite TO the
Pantheon As the cahrielet went very
fast, he could overtake il with only citii-
zen Destayigny, his colleague, and
three Of his agents. At thai vsrv+ mo.
mene Georges jumped Into the cabrielet,
with Lerridaa, and without waiting tor
DuIbah another brigand, 4. who u il ID
have gone in i, with him, h4immediateiy
drove on, crossing the Rue St. jacques,
and going down the Rue Sd Hy.-4
acinthe, the place St. Mitchell, and The
Rue de IA Liberte. Citizen Petit, and
three Of his agents, followed the eabrio-
let, which went on rapidly. Georges
having perceived through the back win.
dow OF the cabriolet, three men follow.
ing the carriage, told the driver TO iiog
asn the horses and makethem go quicker.
Tn, moment tie cabriolet entered the
Rue DIES Posses, NJ. le Prince, inspec.
tor Of police, lean Francois Coliiole, who
reached il FIRST, seized the rein. Buffet,
another inspector. soon came up 10 LOOK
in the carriage Georges, with two piis.
tolls fred ut the same time, shot Buffet
dead, and wounded Calioie very DANCE.
rously. Georges and Leridan, instant.
~ jumped out Of the cabriolet, one on the
right and the other on the left the third
inspector after Leridan. Petit seiz.
ed Georges by the collar, and was
Immediately assisted by citizen Des,a.
vigny but they would have had some
difficulty in securing the brigafid, who !,
was still armed with his pcigniafd, If Ct.
tizen Thomas; halter, had not darted
upon him, whilst the two Lanaottes dis.
armed him. Several citizens, and par
tieularly Conqaeluit and Lanelume, Of
The Rue de Thensille, lent their assis-
lance.
The people assembled in 1 crowd, and
each offered assistance more or less eff.
cacious. When they learnt that il had !;
l,een Georges who had been taken up,
hey wished at FIRST 20 tear him TO pieces.
But rs he had been chiefly takes BY The
sitizens Of the quarter, they secured 10
themselvest the glory Of delivering him
up to the magistrates. They tied and
n 4
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> Also--a general assortment Of i =.
GROCERIES, Liquors, TEAS. Sc.
We aatter ourselves We do not AFRO.
gate too much, when we assert, that the
whole Of our Goods will be offered for
sale Of, the lowest possible terms forrea-
dy pay in cash or Eoaktry produce--and
permit us 70 add hat as we purpose
selling generally Tor ready pay, such Of
our friends as NAV open accounts with
us, will expect to DISCHARGE them when
required determined, If possible, to
accommodate generally, we are, with
respect, the public's obliged humble
servants, H.. - II =.
= j LERES g. R0BERTWHLB. :
Martinsburg, May II, 1904. =
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
LONDON, April a-4.

: N fHtVAfE letter, received from
EAagrntleman residing at Rennes, in
Brittany. states the following particu-
lars The sommandant Of the town
having been Informed tworegiments
Of the French line stationed there, had
expressed great dissatisfaction at the ar.
rest OF Gen. M6tean, he ordered them
TO assemble upon the Esplanade, where.
he exhorted them 70 INFORM him Of the
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imported OF fhe tQScSt 0rktu1ks at EhiId-
dslphia, Balt;mare and Aiesaadyia, con-
si4tiag in Part Il the talia1Oiag articles !:
Irish Linens, Rus s Yellow, blue and
siaSheetings, Dow { white Nankeens,
lasses and Creax Sstriped ditto. red
Linens, white and Bandano Handker-
brown Platillas, chiefs, -
German Rolls, Book. Jaco-1
white and brown { net, Humhums =
Ticklenburgs, Os. { Gurrah, Raftas 2
naburgs, 6ne Dimi- Sannahs, and
ties. Lhintzes and Champion !:
Calicos, Apron Cossacks
CHECKS, Bed Tick cambrieks. Cotton
ings. Chitdren's Hosiery, and cling
coiouredbeaver hams. j. =.
HATS. - esa.a..3.E x
- HIRD.WARE. - r.. -
SPADES Cutting Knives, German.
Sey,hes, SheeP-Shears, Sadd. Irons, Sd.
and lod. Cut NAILS, Cask do. Whet
Stones, &c. - 80 = : -,
~ T0B aCCO. II: r II
Fine Pigtal in large rolls, f.4ib. i.2ib.
and lib. PInggs, also 6rst quality James
River, Hamil.on's and Leipers best
Scotch Snuff. :. ,.. s =
- ] LL@IIoRS. >5 -
Spirits, Wine, Brandy Whisky and
Rum. T., y .z1 = Z. :: ~ N s
Cotton and Wool Cards, warranted good.
and a general assorfmes.t Of
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. :: 1ttend to This =.
Ths sit6seri6frha jastrecsipea from the,
city Of Philadelphia, and "a nsD
ept,iag a large Supply d =
Spring Goods,

Amongst which are; Chintzes and Cali.
Goes, Book, Cambrick and Jaconet Mus
Inns, Dimities, Silk and Cambrick petted
Shawls, Leghorn hornets, Irish and
German Linens, Maddrass and Bandano
Handkerchief, Satins and LutestrinGs,
India and elouded Nankeens, &c. 4
He has also on hand, ~ +
Bar-Iron, Queensland Crockery Ware,
also Tinware assorted, and complete
assortment Of Groceries, all Of which he
determined to sell IncommonIy low
3or Cash, and solicits those who wish to
purs base Goods to advantage to give him
Z cali. w. w. LANE. Z
Charles Town, April ~, 1904. 4
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in.Psrtea 5y the iatest crriudis at Phild-
dslphia, Baltimore and Alesaadria, con-
sistiag in part s The taAauoiag articles !:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-07
.5aturdqg, March 3.

The. rep3r OK The conmi tee ofe'ettI'@
he memorial Of Andrew Moore sel1ectm5 y
feat held by Thomas Lsw.S vas again taxa !"
confederation.
Mr.. Moore appeared at the bar and l9of
favor OF his uei rial, clalln,ng rIe feat Of Mp
Lewis. l.,
Ms. Jooes, the council Of Mijor Lewis tS'
fpokc 10 ,ayor Of his righr 20 bis fat. -,
Mr.. Gndio moved 70 poa 5one 'hc tl'fl'' :" !,
,!eraion OF the rcpory until the 6't " ladat -,
December, which motion was relett'1' >
81 nays75 sd
The r.p It concludes with rsf,'a'io1, I,
rhop48 Lewis i, MT, and mat Andrew w.
IS eut;lita 70 feat il the .touit. n
Nj. J. Cay loJke againf tie report ~ .rs
Ground thai the firing member had not 'E,"
due notice 70 examine witned:s on ca0'"
votes IN one Of the counties. .,i|
NJ. ]. Randolph fpoke at length ID i' a'ay
than part Of tie report which declares ln' w. ~ d.
member not entitled to his feat, wI,,o.
pfei1iag an opinion on admitting And Ns%
the feat; whea the hoole adjouraed' "''
taking any qaeltion on the report.
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-07
John M. Daniel,
Benjamin James,
Executors.
FaUe Dollars Re10a9d.

LOST IaR Saturday evening. a POCKET
BOOK, containing only few papers which are
of no ufe TO any one but the owRer. Whoever
may have found fad pocket book fhall, nleay
ing it at this Office. receive the ABOVE reward.
March s. d3t
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S. CLARK.

Has this morning opened cafe o. ).
Ladies Beautiful Pearl Cs'S'''
at his for. on Fairfax Street c,o,,
Al(o.-A large ailortment OF ~
At his ulaa reduced prices. liz
Feb. as.
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March I.
TUNIS CRAVEN,

Has jgf ,te<ivtd from Pbiladelsbia ~ re. Har-..
mony, Ca8t. EAsosss,
RuiIia Sheetings.
Tsklenburgs,
,sTwiIlrd Gotten Baggings
Mairafs Hahdkrrchiets,
Ladies patent Cloths
A fpal sIi,rtment, worried and lambs wool
hcfe, hanpes, sc. mir,
An Esgant &deboard-
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LIE SALE

OF the HOUSE AdsersifSdby Ms. Clotworthy
stephe,fon t, &c fold tbs day, IS pofponed 20
7kxsday TIE SD inf. then TO be fold at O'Clock,
r.. NJ. The terms to be made known at the
time fiale. AS ail,, that HOUSE opsPFinee
fseet, next door welt of the ons at preient oc
suplsd by Mrs. Porter, between Royal, and
fitr ftrests.
Thos. Pat.en.
March I.