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BeIenCalts.
d OBERT WEST is obbointed c,1ard;

. OBERT WEST is abboinfed Guardian TO
IN -diesan6sr E1'Keard iu,arf dtenl1at in tbit
5mf ard tie eaE coming OF 5 eent Of RE parties TO be
heard on tie bill and ar7ea1td ill., fb an,q.-y. of ibe de-
J-"3ar'f, r1lieatio7s, tie 7eW Of eba lEtK.anA, a.
orid and tbe Pr0ergzgs ia f at Azv in .Bir curt
6roEgbt BY tie ecnpainans qgaiG fbs di1aa HIT ar
executor taid, 7cbi.b Judgment zpas obtained at tie
Dsee0'6ey ssIT0a 1901 WHEREUFoN, IT IS DncREzD
AlID ORDERED, 1baf Edmund Rqraoibb, MILAN
AftabeR, Rober. Pollard and Edmund " Roof., or any
tao or more Of them, do e.bs sale at pbs aue7ioa
together or 5fba's tie LOT 1aifnensnt the roecenpJ
mentioned, "ezv in the oeeafati0n Of William A1Cay
and fbe snail t.aennts and ground !eyeato 6e!sngiar
To0'e6 Hajoin TIE tenement Conveyed frF to tie de-
daHt' BRebzTGn and B,ieeaier the time and place of
'aIf aHLa0e Sren zRVrcd ou zoeeAs in one or more
q f6e RIf5"'r9 ns'0PaPfrg file terms Of sale be
s'e iTdn e 4r6tbs remaining fzy0-tbi,ds payable in
iralTefs 7oifb kgaL iHteG from tie ay of safe tie f,R
iaEe7: 10 be paid fgpee 1oa6s, ard TIE second in tzoo
Jtar' from tie dry Of sac! the paebzser give bonds
Jar TIE said fzo0 fxent5 and in Geauk of Payment TO
Be again sold BY tie d eo"0zers, any tzro q tbe,
jar rea9Y oney ey tie faysnf If lie kdl1ree5 that mag
be de from tie reipeziee f2rebqses dND IT is Fue-
TEEN oRDfkkO, 11af tte said eonga,foreri 7p5o MA.
al do from THE proceeds effbe fLs bers5y fin directed
Pey Hrfe tie complainant, er agent or attorney TIRE
f60n5ana brHred and fqoe.y vs dollars f5irty-ore
cents, s7'i& Laff f7go sbonsand fzoO bpnded and
fs0ert-tEvo dollars, fxy5ix cents, Part ereef, a. fee
49, '"E age JN!esNf9 Ray g DeFeE'tey, one kboJ01d
Fgbf 6iasd and one, THE 6alaa-e Geeing 10 Be dle tb
eoplaina1ft by Gafement aaro t5r tTJibi, and tie
fgf Of this nit and TIE surplus, if any, atls, ddntfiag
tie charges Of e sale, TO be brought into eot, ,asta to
'nf6 0rdsr as may brey Be 1radt concerning the sa,e
TIE monies @ ,aad BY tie sale 10 be aelieto lie sdts-
jAe9o" Of the 9s6t due tie eonAaaas AnD 1T IS FUR
TIER ORDERED, That sab IF TIE eoagviGoners as nay
~6 eo"0y 10 fb= Rre6a5es eos,ny to tie terms NJ
tbs de'ae and that y make rsbort Of li, roeeengs
TO tie eop,!.
II Cq&y-1sqe, JAAEES BLAGR0YE, D. C.
Richmond, Auguf 18th, 1904.
IN PHyIha"ee9f heSregong Gsree, zOe PHI er6oE 10
tale at PN5e auction, IT, Lat, Teaenens, G,o.ad q Pre-
ffty therein mentioned, f5e 1913 day IF tie nest neat5
o" tie PTe1gjfs, in tie atty Of Riebn7oaa
PfTO EDMUND RANDOLPH.
IYLLLI141l1 H1IT-CRELL.
ROBERT POLLARD
EDll1UND ~. ROOTES
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

by agreement, the partnerflip of SEIANKS
ID q M'RAE will ceaie on the lat day of Auguh
TEofe whom the firm ffands indebted will pleafe
exhibit their accounts, that arrangements may be
made for their difcharge. The debtors of the firm
are delired to make immediate payment, as delin-
quents will be indifcrinnatey fred Thofe concern
ed will make duplication to COLIN MRAE.
SEANKS u MRAE.
Manchester, Auguii IS, 1904
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PIANO FORTEs e MUSIC.

q. OUR excellent Piano Fortes, for fale at Mr..
= William pgicHARp's bookstore, on mode
rate ie his.
HLSO--fome Nav MOs1c, eonfifling Of SONGS
ard Prots for PMEo FezTE. BLAHx Music,
PArEs and BOOKS
r. ic" very good FIELD DaoMs and FrrEs.
Aueul 1s.------St.
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PETER TLMSLET, &C.
COMAiISSIONER's-O
RicHMoND, May esd, 1904.

RICHMOND, Nay esd, 1904.
TIE Parties concerned are deEtedtotake notice,
that haze appointed Friday the fevenfp-tbira
der IF NoDe'nber 17e;sf, far carrying into es7 tie
eoitbin Decree, nton evbicb dag their attendance
IS required at my efee, evitb their papers and ac-
e0so'f5 ready far examination.
(eS-szUJ nm. R147-, NC.
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SpR1NG GOODs.

WTLLIAM MPLE,
UAS inn reesjvsd, By the nip Reteeea fran
i a L9ndon and Icrfl5ire from LiD2po0l,
IN ASSORTMENT or GOODS
S4ifajls to the ea,or, qeLjeb he soH dlfoje Of on
fbs aitul terms.
Re50nond, Mag Oh. If ~
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

ON Monday the 1T of October next, will be
~ run for over the FAIRFIELD CouRsE, Sweep
fake FOR Coils three years old, mile Keats Seven
Colts entered at two hundred dollars EACH and
the fubicriptcn clofed. Weights, agreeably to the
rules of the Jockey Club.
On Tuefday, the Cd day of Oaober, the JOCKEY
CLUs Pdrie OF 400 Dollars will be run for four Mile
Heats.
The following day, the Purfe of the proprietor Of
che Courle, three Mile Heats
WEIGHTS FOLLOW.
Aged Horfes 1853 lbs.
6 years cid 1873
5 yesrsold l!s
years old Jog
years old 90.
Mares and Geldings allowed three pounds
Richmond Auguh Is, 1904
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VALUABLE HOUSES & LOTS.
TIE susscRlrFR orrRRa roR SIZE or REV.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE OR RENT,
HAT handfome BRICK TENEMENT in
which he at prefent refdes, beautifully ftuated
on Shocko Hill, ihort distance from the Capitol in
Ia very healthy and agreeable part of the city The
houie Quilt Of the best materials & quitenew)s SO by
81 feet, two story high, in which are feven good
rooms and ten foot pa1ige the whole width of the
houie, with convenient cloies, and cellar inferior
to none " this city attached which are two half
acre lots, one both of which may be had with the
houfe.
ALS0, FOR RENT OR LEASE,
a fmall, neat, two-fory BRICK TENE-
MEN'T, lin the neighbourhooj OF MIR. Thomas Ru-
therfoordD containing five good rooms pafages, clo-
ie's' exc. &c. with the requie out buildings, and a
good well OF water.
md FOR SHE,
Several handfome unmproved HALF-ACRE
LOTS, eligibly ftuated on the Hill
~ great bargain may be had in any part or ne
whole of the above property offered for lle and ibe-
raj credit given for the greater part Of the money!
For further particulars, apply to
SPOTSWOOD LIPSCOMBE.
July 81. est
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SCOTTvILE JOCKEY CLUB.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
9Th Circuit, Virginia Ditriet,


J0bF LLOYD and John Aa7bnry, .rvi0isg pa,sners
Of Ha16arys and Lhya, Plaintiffs
AcItwsT ~
Jobn BaebaHan, Aye5iJ.rla Byiee, Po5er. Mn and
EH2absfI Garter bis 7vjtt, Mas Thornton ard
PyesiAa bis 7cifs, Htwyy Perrin and Anna Bis
geiff S1fT'nA Andey;n AMI Tannef bis zvits, :9obn
Itt'Kea7s, Hihir A4'Ktlna, and 1fisxaad-y M
Kea"@, children ana deVjfe, Of 'foIa NJ E1and,
dsHe!Gf4, AID James W4tt, executor of 1dles4,.-
der M'Ro6erf, dtse.Jtfd, 7nkO zvas executor of
tbe J1id Joba NJ Ke,xi, aeseaj.d,
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THE SUBSCRIBER

- IHE SUBSCRIRER
EXPECTS this fall very general aiTortmcnt
- of GOODS, and intends to continue buiineis in
the honfe now occupied by Shanks & N1'Rae. All
thoie vino have been heretofore punaua are folict-
ed to continue their dealings
COLIN MsRAE.
Augua Is. epsw
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, May %.
SPANISH SI1ES1nY

SPANISH SUBSIDY.
| Letters from Cadiz of the 2eth ult. fate =
circumftance which ought not to be paGed
over in iilence, and yet it is not eafy to fee how
the evil can he prevented, without caufiDp A
iacuiice IN commercial point Of view
The greater part of the annual fubfdy paid
by Spain to France, is carried home to England
by Britiih men of war from Cadiz, ard from
England RENTED in bills to Hamburger, where
it is paid to the French agents. Within thefe
two months, the following fums are fated to
have been ihipped on board the following fhip.,
on account of the French government, though
nomiDally coDhgned TO merchants in London,
VII. 10y the Diana, 500, 900 dollars by the Mon.
mouth, 100000 dollars and by the Orpheus,
64O.CcO dollars.
This is the only flfe mode the Spaniards have
Of iendirg their FLYER to France, which confti-
tutee the greater part of the rcinttsnces, and as
1t is attended with great advantage. The dollar
at Cadiz is worth only four Fittings and penny,
ard IN London, at the time theie particular re-
mittance5 were made, their value was about
four Killings and nirc pence, which Yields \
gain TO the French Of about per cent. after
paying freight, iniurance, and coiHmifIion.
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FOR GLASGOW.

Tire Britt Sip JEANNIE,
Sy,SySN ECAN COWAN, mater; now
SSiASA5yAA.Y y at City Point; will be ready to
asssr---ez>--i. receive Tobacco in few days, and
having part of her cargo engaged, will fail by the frR
proximo. For terms, apply to the captain on board
to Robert & Allan Pollok, S, Co. Richmond, or to
BUCHANAN y POLLOK.
H>6o of'S for /aie or beard id.Ai9,
TEN THOUSAND BUSHELS LIVERPOOL
SLOWED SALT.
Peteriburg' Auguit c. tlsep
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Expenles of drawing,
Sum to be raiGed,

5000 Tickets, a. 5 Dollars each, is 10000
In the above Scheme, it appears there are not two
blanks to prize, and prize iubje9 abduction.
The Lottery viii commence drawing OF the firf
Monday in October next, and continue until the draw
ing is fnilhed. All Tickets drawing prizes will be
paid within thirty days after the drawing is coclud-
ed, and all prizes not applied for within fix months
amer will be condered as donations TO be appledto
the purpofes of the Lottery
The Managcrs deem it unnecefary to fay any thing
by way OF induceneut perfons TO become adventur-
in this Lottery the chartaDepurpofe fo- which
it intended, will il is hoped inlure lpeedy fae of
the Tickets
Tickets be had Of the Managers and Of Mr.
Buck, the Treafursr of the femal. Charity School.
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InNf 10.

The Prince Of Wales has lately entered with
iome earneltnefs into the politics Of tGe tines
In the houfe Of commons, Mr.. Sheridan has de-
cImcd, that his Royal bighnefs feels no fcnti-
ments of hoitlity, no prejudice, 10 perfonal
ddlike nor any principle of exclu6on towards
any public character, Whole ex ertions might be
uitial to the country and at the dinner given
At Carlton hohe, on Sunday hetook occaficn 70
remark, "that he trufed the event of Fridays
dieihon would be coufdered by his friends, as
propiuous tending TO more firm and efficient
administration hereafter than as temporar,
triumph party fpiri."
We received az the Hague news from The
Cape of Coed Hope, which announces that the
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CASH SALE or LAND IN ALBEMARLE

Oh SePfeu1ef l5!b, HELL BE SOLD, nu Char
!offsl1iiie, o~f hicb9f 6idae,, Jor Cg@,
THE TRACT of LAND lying on the can
l. fde of Rivanna, over aganh Charlottefville
containing alb ,u GOO acres, with rev con1modious
DWELLING HOUSE. Two years of a leafe nm
der good rehrctions have to run after this. The
land is all of the South-WcH Mountain quality and
though much injured in parts is in general Mn ver,
good, aud ali reciaimable. The lae proceeds from
deed of trua to indemnify againR lois as fecurjty and
bail, which was executed in December, 1909, by
William Bacbe, Of Pennsylvania, to
THOMAS M. RANDOLPH.
July %. ept15Sep
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y cLUM }

admiras LIMOS and H,rtfri had united ,,eir
naval forces, and failed together 70 attack Iey.
ion.
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July Z.

A WET NURSE.
M ANTED to hire or purchale, Wet Nurfe
w without child of her own. Enquire of the
PRINTERS. Auguh ST
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AT A QUARTERLY COURT CONTINUED AND HELD
FOR FRINGE EDWARD COUNTY, MAY THE ODD,
1901.
WILLIAM WHITE, 8; Co. Plaintiffs
t.. AGAINST
THOMAS GIBSON & ROBERT
g, GIBSON, OeieiuArits'
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IN CHHNCERT.
HE defendant Thomas Chiffon not having
4 entered his appearance and given fecurty accord
ing to act of the General AGeiubly and the rules of
this courts and it appearing the atsfaeion of the
court that he an inhaJitan Of this Gate OF the
motion Of the plaintiffs by their council it is ordered
THAI the aid defendant Thomas GibIon do appear here
on che irit day of Augu court next and anfwer the
plaintiffs bills and that copy of this order be fourth
with inlsrted il iome one Of the public newspapers
printed in the city of Richmond for two months iccei-
lively; aud alio poGed the front door OF the court
koule Of this county.
a Copy. TeRe,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, D. c.
feGIu--.lG
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- 9ICKETS in he a/o,eGH Eottery nav 6e 5ed
IN fi,d~,oqd 81 e9pb.qti~ to II, Rev John D. Blai,,
Ds RsD. TO6n BgeJoaB ant Mr.. Aadrezo Stevca-
E1. ep--3w
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LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

HE FIRST VoLUAfE is ready Tor Subtitle,
i at the BOOK store Of Wm pRICHARD,
NieAnoho' Ausrit Ia, 1904. sptf.
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IRA HIGH c0URT or cgHNcERr, LDRN M TIE
c-4PiToL, IN TRg err or RICHMOND, 5tb
Mare6, 1896.
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Great Bargains =
NOW~TO BE HAD. :
The Subscriber netO eGers for sale, =
very handsome adeatelsiue
Dry Goods and
= Groceries. 4

The particulars Of which are too nume-
rous to mention, all ofwhich he is now
selling at the most reduced prices that
goods can be sold for in this part of the
country. He soliti,s all his friends and
old customers to the CO. partnership of
P. -Nadenbousch, g Go. not to pass by
him, for he assures them, and the public
in general, that every step shall be taken
to give them satisfaction in trade.-The
subscriber also begs leave to return his
anfeigned thanksto all those who have
contributed to his support, while doing
business for the co-Partnership Of r. Ma.
de"b0mch, s. Gu. and hopes, that having
now commenced business on his own aC-
count, he viii not be deserted by them,
so long as he shall merit their custom.
N. u. All accounts due to the con-
Germ OF p. Nddrn6ousch, s. Co. are paya-
bic 10 the subscriber, as DISSOLUTION has
taken place, he therefore Aatters himself
that all those who are in any wise in
debted, will come forward and discharge
their respective accounts Immediately
it is his wish that the reasonableness Of
This request will be attended to, as no
longer indulgence can be given.
As Wsuai, '@ ~ --
The highest price is given in Cash for
Understandable WHEAT, RYE, CeRx,
OATS, or FLAx-SEED,
By the PubEek's obedient and
Humble servant,
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH.
Martinsburg, March s, 1904, -. =.
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+ Berkeley County, S.. ~
.--.- ..'7.A-~~r February Court, 1904.
William Hill, Complainant.
- against ;. T.
John Thornton, Augustine Washing
ton and Samual Washington, heirs of
=. Thornton Washington, deed, John
Bate and James SmaIly Bate, De ITS.
r. ~ ECHANCERY.
THE Defendants, John Thornton, Au-
gnstine Washington and Samuel WASH
ingson, heirs of Thornton Washington,
deed. John Bate and James Smailv
Bate, not having entered their appear
ance agreeable to an act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court. and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court, that
they are not inhabitants ofthis Common-
wealth, on the 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
May next, TO answer the bill OF the COM
Plainant, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Berkeley
and Jefferson Intelligencer, for two
months successfully, and published at
the door Of the Court House Of the said
County. .,>t ~
A Copy. -
j: DAVID HUNTER, c. n.e.
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WILL BE SOLD

At public OendMe on Thursday tie aeth
insfant, { March at tie subscriber's
I plantation near Buckles Town,
TIORSES and Breeding Mares, n
II good mich Cow and Calf, and
other horned Cattle, Sheep and Hogs,
complete Road Wagon and eers, with
sundry other articles too tedious to men
ton. Nine months credit will be given,
the purchaser to give bond and approved
security. The sale will begin at 10
O'Clock. @7':*s~- - -, -.
AMOS MENDENHALL.
March 9, 1904. ,*-.. 49,.
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FnsM Cbo;e,r Seed.

THE subscribers inform their friends
and the public in general, that they
S now have for sale, few bushels of
-. Excellent CLoVER SEED, -
- .NEW-ToRN PtPPLNS, =
A complete assortment Of
. - BAR-R0M at6 dollars for ii2lbs.
together with an extensive assortmentof
GOODS Of every description, all which
they willseil on moderate terms. ~--
= ), n JAMES e5;J0HN LANE.
Shepherds Town, March 9, 1904.
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Berkeley County, IS.
go, February Court, / 8o4.
James Campbell, Compia;nant,.
49, a.-. H., AGAINST i
Jacob Fry and Judith his wife, late Ju-
di,h Miller, widow and -relict of Da-
MEL Miller, decd, John Reyes and
Cathar:ne his wife, Daniel Miller,
Frederick Miller, Mary Miller, Pc
ter Miller, David Miller, Elizabeth
Miller, John Miller, Susanna NJ iller,
Jacob Miller, Nancy Miller, Abra-
ham Miller and Sarah Miller, heirs
of Daniel Miller, deed, Defendants.
..,. 49,. MCHANCER1.
THIS day came the Complainant BY his
Counsel, and it appearing to the, Court
that the Defendants, Peter, John, and
Nancy Miller are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth, it is ordered that the
said Peter John and Nancy do appear
here on the Monday after the third Tues
dav in may next, to answer the Com
plainant's bill,: and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Berke.
ley and Jefferson Intelligencer and con-
tinued for two months successfully, and
Also be posted up for two months sue
esssively at the door OF the Court House
Of this County. ~--\
\ A Copy. y
= A1est,
- = DAVID HUNTER, e.B.c.
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EMPEROR.

A BEAUTIFUL bay, 16hands high,
"A and 3 years old, will stand the 3
first days in each week AZ the subscribers
stable = miles from Martinsburg, and
four from the Sulphur Spring, ae the
mansion place Of James Strobe, deed,
and the last days in the week at Samuel
Blackmore's Tavern in Buckles Town,
and cover mares At the moderate price of
four dollars each, seven dollars to insure
afpal ifthe mare is parted with TO Be
forfeited, or may Be re-entered by the
season, and one dollar and an half the
leap, the money to be paid for the leap
when the mare is put 70 the horse.
! EMPEROR was got by Col, Bur-
wens noted horse Emperor, his dam by
Gen. lanes Ranger, his grand dam BY
the imported horse Old Marx Anthony.
The season win eomm.nce the 1st of A.
Pril, and end the list Of July. Payment
70 be made on or before the 1st of Octo-
Der next. Pasture will be furnished for
maresthat come from distance but
viii not be answerable for accidents or
escapes. ~ ''fs7s-7o = " - T
z1s ~ ZEPHANIAH BEALL. :
March 9, 1904. -
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TO BE SOLD.

@fE h - ~ DE sS1OksDSSF 5sAs :,
~ buble vendns, at the dIueling heuse
efclement Pierce, late Of tbs eos.ats,
decd hs,ee miles bcioD Shrpherd's
IoUa on the river Potomac, the fol-
iosoiag Property, viz, {. Isl =.
HOKSES, Cows, Hogs and Sheep,
i j Household and Kite hen Furniture,
agood Still ofahous los gallons, and a
number of other ARTICLES too tedious to
mention. The sale win begin ON Mon
day the 26th instant, March, a. 10
o'clock. A credit of nine months will
be given, the purchaser TO give bond
with approved security. Due attendance
win be given by. ......x
........ MARY PIERCE, Admx.
7, CLEMENT BANKS, Admy.
Jefferson County, March 9, 1904.
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To RE IET

Thar eligible Stand Jora Tavern,
GITUATE in the Main Street, Mar
- tinsburg, which has for a great num-
Der Of years been occupied rs such, by
David Wolgamot, dec. and his Widow,
and now IN the occupancy Of Mr.. Jarvis
Jeifries.-IhIs property consists of .
commodious Dwelling House two stories
high, Wen ofexcellent water IL the
door, . good and convenient Kitchen,
Stable. Granary, Sheds, good Garden,
&c.-A isoto LEI, the House next il ON
the same loo, two stories high, with .
good cellar under il and good Garden,
conveniently situated, and vel adapted
for store or private family. .
JAcOBP.HARRIS, Guaelfan joy me
Chiidsfa ef Savannah JVoi1asssf, dec.
MMcho, 1905. 's5z.5-7
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~ Berkeley County, 81.
= = = - February Court, 1904.
William Rush, Complainant, 49,
-, against ?
Elizabeth Under, Jacob Under, Ann
Under, Joseph Under, Mary Lin
der, Nathaniel Under, James Under
and George Under, children and
heirs atlaw Of Jacob Under, decd,
{ Defendants. y -. -. =.
i. !, es',,r.'. IN CHANcER1.
THE Defendants not having entered
their appearance agreeable TO an act Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and
il appearing to the satisfaction of this
court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this commonwealth, on the motion OF
the complainant by his counsel, it is or
dered that the said defendants do appear
here on the; Monday after the third
TUESDAY in May next, and answer the
bin Of the complainant, and that copy
ofthis order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer, for.
two months successfully, and published
at the door of the court house Of said
County. 80 ~. 80 80 ~ 49, :
A Copy. ~. 7 -
y DAVID HUNTER, SID. 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

: +. Berkeley County, IS. e.,
"a. February Court, 1905
John o'Ferrall, Complainant,
.. ...-.. against T. -...
Patrick M'CaAfry, surviving partner of
Z Tabb 4 M'Caffry, Samuel Craig, An
thony Kennedy and Patrick Campbell,
trustees of Tabb & M'Caffry, and
Michael M'Kewan and lanes Faulk-
Rer, Defendants. -
= -. In cHANCERE.
THE Defendants Patrick M'Cafry,
Anthony Kennedy, Patrick Campbell,
and Samuel Craig, not having entered
their appearance agreeable to an act of
assembly and the rules of this Court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, thatthey are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion of
the complainant by his counsel, il is Or
dered, that the said defendants do ap-
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in May next, and that a copy
ct this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer Tor
TWO months successfully, and published
at the door Of the Court House of the
said County. Audit is further ordered,
that the said Defendants, M'Kewan,
Faulkner and eraig, do notpay convey
away, or secrete any debts by them ow-
ing to, or effects in their hands belong.
ing to the Defendants Neatly and
abb until the further order ofthis Court.
A Copy.
Attest, = ,
DAVID HUNTER, CD. c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

Berkeley County, Is. - >.
February Court, 1904.
Jacob Davis, Complainant, ~
=. AGAINST - l.
Thomas Embley, son and heir at law Of
Thomas Embley, deed.
r IN CHARCERE
THIS day came the Complainant by his
Counsel, and il appearing TO the Court
that the Defendant Is not an inhabitant of
this Commonwealth, it Is ordered that
the Defendant do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in Nav
next, toanswer the Compartments bill,
and than . copy Of this order be forth.
with insertedin the Berkeley and IeiIer.
son Inteiiigencer and continued for two
months successfully, and also be posted
up for two months successfully az the
door ofthe Court House Of this County.
A Copy.
Attest, H. IL p, s. szs..s
h DAVID HUNTER, csc.