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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-27
E,smthef Philadelphia ] Freeman. Jour.
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Mr.. M'CoaxLr,


Pereeiving in your paper Of Saturday
some account of the riot in the south.
west part Of this city, which happened on
the nights Of the fourth and eth instant,
beg leave 70 state Whist respecting it has
come under nv own observations. A
bout half past eight snthe evening Of the
eth, anunber Of veang men, (negroes)
collected in SmaIl.street, formed them
selves into q company, and appointed .
captain, lieutenant and ensign---they pro-
seeded from email to shipen. street; they
at this time were without arms. In n
: bout three quarters Of an hour cry Of
raarder was heard in small-street. A
poor inoHrnsiye old man knocked down
and his pockets picked. A young gen.
tleman near Fifth.street met with aasi-s
milar fate, whom they threalened to kill,
and on the intercession Of aswoman, be-
fore whose door it happened, they de-
elared they would dispatch her also. 50
They threatened to murder a Mr..
Kane and his family, but through the in
terferance ofa Mr.. Burchel, an Anne.
rican, they were protected. In Shipper,
near Sixth.street, a young man was
knocked dowa with a brick.bat, and al
che upper end of small street they enter
ed house and beat the owner and some
other persons present. They were now
shout one hundred strong, armed with
clubs and swords, &c. III =-SfS
Onth night the 5th, they collected
Iagain, about 10 o'clock in tho evening.
from one 10 two hundred, armed As
before, snd committed similar if not
greater excesses-.damning the whites.
and saying they would shew them 81.
Domingo. These are facts. and ought
% have . serious attention given thsm.
In addition i may be observed, that
o considerable number Of strange blark
people have been noticed lettering about
within short time. Should there not
be an enquiry made into this affair. and
some mode Of employment adopted for
them Otherwise the cons. quence NAV
bs fatalto the Peaes and sseuri.y &c IL.
ely. f4 q
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"A vALUABLEPLANrA

n near lvinchester, late Inc properly
Of Joseph Glass, deed, containing sos
acres. This Plantation having been
rented for nine years past, is now in bad
repair but from its situation, the qua.
lily Of the soil and excellence of the
water, would deserve the finest inn
Prosemsnts. There is on the premises
. mill.seatwith q fall Of SO feet, which
will be sold with the Plantation, or re.
served, as may suit the purchaser
Persons disposed TO purchase viii apnly
to either Of the subscribers. q
+ &, JOSEPH GLASS,
Niddletospn. Reskeiry County.
il SOLOMON HOGE,
3 Malalefstvn, Eredsrick County.
May as, iisok -
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ADVERTISEMENT

On The 9Th dag Of September next, at the late
dwelling boye IF CAPT. John Hedges, dec. on
Cbi3paqYamFc, near DpmjiieS, WILL BE
SOLD, on a credit Of tqveiVe months, al pub
dc Iais, TO the hgbsf bidder,
/ WO TRACTS GLAND, ftuate in Prince
L William county, containing about twelve hum
dred acres, of good quality, well timbered and mpro-
ved and large proportion of it low grounds futabe
for meadow. AJ0, about % LIKELY SLAVES,
and all the other perional property of the eate of the
fad Hedges.-Bond and approved fecurity, toge-
ther with mortgage the land fold will be requi-
red of the Purchaiers The land will be fold in
or lots, may be likely produce the best price
SETH BOTrS, Rxseufe,s of foLn
IsHAM E. hedges, HcaFe,, dec.
Chippawamsic, July s. 1906. eStds-2l
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FIRGlNId:

At Il RICH Court or CHdNcERr, HOLDEN NJ THE
cAPiToL, IN 7RE ciFr OK KIcEMoND, STU
6iareb, 1896.
BETwEEN
Mary RufFn, exeeutr;x, and Hrr5ert Clci-
borne, James Rn9fn and William R1L7n,
e:tfcatOrJ Of Rokert RHffn, and james
Rn6fn, Eihiam Rn6fn ard Sterling R,yf
fn, p,yjtsaAag in fbeir ozvn 6ekaLG Pitts.
IND
lillian Moeiin, Jl;,qc Hicks and Many his
HIte, WUfam Gee ard .Jobn Gee, Defts.
HIS eayjt, qvk:cb ab.sted as 10 fbe plaiafiG
/ Nary Re1Fn, by her death, came on tie me
day Of MAreb, in the gear cfosy- Iordone fboxland
jcTen bHndred and ni4ety5fx, to be heard or TIE
ell, aH(7VerS, exhibits ard exa'qin0ii2us of zuif-
ne8e5, and qVas argued By eawlM: on corEdera-
fioa gvbere?f the court doth Gire9 one Gifts Conn
n7!8somers to fate ar aceonnt Of the payments
made, yany payments gvere made, fozrard5 Ai/-
charging the ae6t, i1tersG and charges intended
to be /eelTeG ~ the ivdentnre IN the bill reeifc6,
and aJo 10 esa0sine the bills Of credit aikeaged TO
haze been rendered BY Jfobn Jones, on 6cbaLfof
tire defendant William Machn, on the ninth day
Of December, in Tx. year one tboujand /Sven bun
dTsd and eighty one, order TO Gijcozer 4ubefber
js1e6 bills oteredf could be legally rendered at that
time, and tbe Commigfoner is e,po7vereAto eea-
1nine the plaintiffs in /olen,n manner, and require
their acknowledgment or denial Of lncb payments,
and fender and TO report tie matters, as tbey
h50H appear 70 Kim, TO the court, Rafng Gbeciaily
(cb as TO him mall (fean pertinent, BY the par
fies lbaH be 1efred 70 be 10 Rated and The bill is
d5fiDsa, as to TIE dstsndaat John Gee, zvbo bath
by bis 0nSoer Unclaimed any title TO the land con-
osyed BY tie Ddenfwe atorclaid.
II Copy, 7efe,
PETER TINSLEY, &C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
VALUABLE HOUSES LOTS.

TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE OR RENT,
HAT handfome BRICK TENEMENT in
which he at prefent refdes, beautifully Gtuated
on ShockG Hill, ihort distance from the Capitol in
very healthy and agreeable part OF the city. The
houe Quilt OF the best materials quitenew)is IS by
81 feet, two story high, in which are feven good
rooms and ten foot pafage the whole width Of the
houie, with convenient cofets, and cellar inferior
to none III this city; attached which are two half
acre lots, one or both of which may be had with the
houfe.
also, FOR RENT OR LEASE,
A 1maU, neat, two-fory BRICK TENF-
MENT, lin the neighbourhood of MIR. Thomas Ru-
therfoord) containing FIVE good rooms, pafages clo-
lets, &c &c with the requiiite buildings, and
good well Of water.
and FOR SHE,
Several handfome unimproved HALF-ACRE
LOTS, eliglbly ituated the Hill.
n A great bargain may be had in any part or ne
whole of the above property offered for ae and ibe-
raj credit given for the greater part Of the money
For further particulars, apply to
SPOTSWOOD LIPSCOMBE.
July 2h eS-tf
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/ WISH TO SELL.

He PLANTATION zObereon 7o4y E7,e,
l containing abom 300 ae,es. IT IL 7.yy esap.ai-
eSf Hnd baaowc Ff1ofioa lying He b0nt Of Pa5 s,5aa-
max riqer in EBs eoyHiy 7Ob evyy eoeresieri bsar
7eesGary far f5miy, al in foie,qje go9d yesair.
birt gf 10 eozraaf upon HE ba7af and eor7cp,oel
" Be Ffa1fio", and ne Jt,fiiiy effbc cH a5 EBbaI
no Ps,fo" 1oiH byebgf until be viez,f fbe 6rerfs -
Fail only Jay, haf FIR all Br gpoLE@ oJooe7rsp'iope
/Jat6ge 10 be equal al igf 10 any af in TIE h5psy
part fLJe eoaatry
anil hee0ye (H my MILL, qUifb Sc acres
9 Land affirming H. SIZE lies oJon Broe or suy s4ie,
I,oe7 ny boe. 7OH JA bey zvi1 fBs Plantation, O,
By brrI 7oib he k1ed Hof oias her, az nay bef /i
TIE P"'dg(fr. she fasa' gboaa Ve,y goo6 freae7, en
e1 zo1Tf5 7oafe, and is ii god yeoo Leag kfely
,e-Sb, with Boig Cloth, and Cation Gin 6xed to %
BY 7oafe'. an ye9dy %frcof 7OaJ any bcron o, toi
Or oibT " than, and zoW make be bayzsqis a. ea( a,
f2jl!lc, and SaE5fop givn at CLyjfna5.
w. GATFWOOD.
AgggF II. eSs0
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e o " d I 4 10 NJ S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either 4
third paper or a supplementary half
iheet, during the week.
II. Terms ofpayment FIVE DOLLARS
per annurn, in advance.
III. ADVERTISER ENTs, from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fguare in length,
fhall be inherited for /eqent.y,Ese cents
the frft time, .Effy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every ad-
ditional infertion tbirty-.brre cents 4;
long ones in the fame proportion.
~. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj.
vertiiements inherited for Effy cents
the 6rf time, and tbiy4y-tbree cents
for every additional inferticn.
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N O T / q z


He Office of Superviior of the Revenue for
J. the Diitri6f of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unhniihed bunef of the aid Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally adult
ed and paid, are hereby informed that they are now
Feqseited to call at my Office in the city of Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
states-And thee whole lands have been fold in the
ditret OF Virginia by authority of an act of Congrefs
OF the United States for non-paynent of the Direa
iax, may redeem fuch lands, by paying to ME within
the time limited the principal COTS and fees as the law
directs.
IS mott OF the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec. 1909, the privilege ofredempon will continue
until December next.
The money received by me foI the redemption of
the nd LANDS, will be returned the purchafer, with
iHteTe at the rate of 25 per per annur on the
Purehaie money, to the day which it may be paid
10 me. JOSEPH SCOTT.
Marfhal v. D
J"N % ep--u,
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HAGUF. Iune Is.

Whereas feveral captains Of American vefsls have
lately at their departure from Rotterdam kidnapped
ievera children Of both ie1es government has decreed
the 9th mt that ;hc fecretary OF fate FOR foreign
departments, be ordered, to make known to all Con-
iuls and Conmiares Of Foreign powers near the re-
pubic, that in cafe they deliver paports in future to
other percns than iutje6ls citizens Of their fove-
reigns, they, fuch eonius commiaries Ihall be
deprived Of their exequator
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PETER TINSLEY-, C. C.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

RICHMowD, May esd, 1904.
TIE parties concerned are deEt edtotake notice,
that ba1'e appointed Friday the tzvenfy-tkird
dag Of November next, for carrying into e6ct7 tire
q0ifbin Decree, npon qvbicb day their attendance
Is required at my office, qUitb their papers and ac-
counts ready for examination.
(eS-S7U) Uaf HIT, NC.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

He defendant Thomas Chiffon not having
u entered hio apPeara' and given fecurty accord
ing to an act Of the General Anemby and the rules of
this court and it appearing the fatisa3ion of the
court that he is an nhabtant of this Fate on the
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their courle it is ordered,
that the iaid defendant Thomas Chiffon DO appear here
on the frit day Of AuguG next, and anwer the
plaintiffs bli and that copy of this order be fourth
with inherited in fome one Of the public newpapers
printed in the city of Richmond for two months rccef
6vey; and alto ported at the front door of the court
houie Of this county.
Copy. Teae,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, D. 6.
feS2m--i6
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FOR GLASGOW,

t-Ioo The BritjB SHIP JEANNE,
eS gp Pop;, NH ns e. r.s now W
ssSs-S%s|ses. receive Tobacco in a few days, and
having part of her cargo engaged, will fail by the firt
ProSsino For terms, apply the captain on board
90 Robert & Allan Pollok * CO. Richmond or to
BUCHANAN 81 POLLOK
EIbo o6er for Iale on lizard j7id "Trip,
TEN THOUSAND BUSHELS LIVERPOOL
STCVED SALT.
Petersburg, Augua 6. tISep
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FOR SALE..for rcadg caA ,

=. Wy U4-1IIss's.TDT FfH0V C1IE
q Very Uaiuobis SERVAWT.-cob,IL. ,r ,,,.
\ Je,Oiee, 6m more particularly Aiiled in f5e
eHTf ana management ofborJcJ a1d d-i4,iza. eo,.
T4gt : br itI'om and bcaitby, efge9d cboSa7e.
az" "h eHY fSVeNt2.fo .yearJ Of axe. Enqaire :,
- '""'e|'' HIyN 29. Icy y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

The Moniteur Of this day contains the following
note upon paragraph which has appeared in the IN
glib revpsPers, Eating that the object Of Mers Fox
and GIey's yGt to Nj. Pitt, was to Communicate TO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01
NORTHUMBERLANDC COUNTY COURT

NORTHUMBERLANDCO COUNTY COURT.
BALL
VS.. In
JETT's heirs & representatives. Cb9"ee,y.
~ virtue of Decree of the Court intbis Ii,it.
~ WILL BE SOLD, on the If of October
next, If fair, if not, the next fair dav, at the
late dwelling houie of Mrs. Elizabeth lett, dec.
to the higheft bidder, for ready money, the
three following TRACTS or PARCELS of
LAND, Tor 70 much thereof as NAV be fIfici-
emf to ralie the fun of two thoufand dollars
win intereit and COTS of fut) ito wit, a tra9 de-
Nied to Capt. William Ball By his father. con-
ta'ning by eftimation $40 acres, be the fame
more or efs; out VI this tract will be executed
All Old MIL, with the and thereto adiacent.and
aPPertalnIng. The tract on which the faid D..
Fehded At ting s:?aS vi i,vi death, containing :
acres more or Iefs. And one other tract for
merry part OF the eitate of Max'n Haynie, dec.
containing 20 acres, more or lefs.
IheE tra6ta lie contiguous to each other, and
ha|e been ufed as one farm they are fituate
near Inc Potowmac, about two miles below
Lhe courhoufe on the main road leading TO
f2'riieids Church, and about the fame difsnce
IRON Coan Warehoufcs.
Inc quality of this land is not inferior to
am N ns neighbourhood, and nearly t,yo-tbird,
o. u IS wei tImbered. It's ftuation affords an
abundance Of excellent 6lh, oyfters, &c. The
u"eihng and out hoiHes are fuitable for the ac-
co'hnodation ola fmall family. Mr.. Samuel
harding, living near the premfes, will fhew
them 10 any perfon wiflIrg to uurchafe.
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JHly Z.

4 WET NURSE.
M ANTED to hire or purchafe, Wet Nurre
~ without child of heT own. Enquire OF the
Ffih'eFs' Auguit 2.--tf
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CASH SALE OF LAND IN ALBEsIARLr

On September 5tb, IT'LL BE SOLD, in Chr
I0tf5foiAhe, 70 TIE bigb3e biadtr, far CAP,
HE TRACT of LAND lying On the eaft
L Tide OF Rivanna, over againf Charlottesville,
containing ab"ut GOO acres, >vth new commodious
DWELLING HOUSE. Two years of a leafe un-
der good reitricfions have to run after this The
land rs all OF the South-We!t Mountain quality and
though much injured in parts, is in general fill verv
good, and all reclanable The fale proceeds from, =
deed OF trut to indemnify agan lois as lecurity and
bal, which was executed in December, 1902, by
William Bache, OF Pennsylvania, to
THOMAS NJ. RANDOLPH.
JuY 3D. ePtl5Sep
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EBoRK.-4l barrels prime PORK, New-York in
fPe6tion--for lale by
FRANCIS TOILET,
nest door a6OVe Mr.. CBarles Sbensey,,
AuguR o9--2t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-01

Toned by fome of our crufers attacking divi-
fon of the enemy's fotills on its way from the
Eaitward to the grand depot at Bouogne.
The proroeation of parliament is fixed for to-
morrow month, unlcfs fomethiug new ard cx-
traordirary ihal happen.
The bill, FOR the abolition of Gsvery,' which
paned the houtc of commons few days ince,
has been checked III he '.u,s:e OF lords, by pot-
poning its fecond reading for three months.
His NIajefty has completely recovered his
health.
Bonaparte in his late addrefes to the CONT
mental fovereigns, calls them ali coufns :but
they we believe, exc!aim in return, with Father
Foigard-" the Devil burn the relationihip,
Honey"
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FOR SALE,

TRACT Of LAND containing 24s
IA acres, in the county Of Berkeley,
about miles from harrisburg, where's
on Thomas Tuckermann now lives about
las acres are cleared and under good
fences, and in excellent orderfor farming.
This farm isstrong limestone land. lies
very leveL and isgery productive
There are on The premises snug Dwell
ing House, an excellent Kitchenbuilt Of
hewed logs, with good stone chimney;
{ stone milk house two stories high with
. good Joint single cover well painted,
By the side Of . Well Of excellent water
witha pump in il, good Barn with =
Creamery, corn Cribs, Stables, &c. under
the same roof; there 10 also an Orchard
Of excellent Peaches, Apples Of choice
winter and summer Fruit, Cherries,
Plumbs and Damascus. The land win be
shewn BY Mr.. William Pendleton, ad.
Joining the premises, and the terms
known BY applying ats Bath to =.
Z. NICHOLAS oRRIcK.-
: April6 s, 1901 ~. It'll
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TAKE NOTICE.

WHEREAS the subscriberhas pass.
wv ed two bonds, Of one hundred
pounds each, TO Isaac Dawson of the
state Of Kentucky, one Of them due the
FIRST day of March, 1885, the other On
the first of March, 1900 ! as the MONEY
is now rsady, and the said Dawson hav.
ing failed to lift II, am determined to
pay no interest ON the said bonds after
r.. ABRAHAM DAWSON.
May IS, 1901 -,---- = .-----.-.- -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-08

CTRAYED away fromthe subscriber,
y living near Snyders mill, on Sleepy
Greek, on the 10th Of February last, q
MARE, between black and brown
colour, one of her hind feet white and a
part Of one other nostrils white, between
IL and Is hands high, hump backed, 7
years old this spring, had old shoes on
when she went away, trots some but is
natural PAGER, has never been locked
and has toIerabIe bushy main, has no
brand. Three Dollars Reward and rea.
sonable expenses will be paid TO any per.
SON who will return said stray to
~. CONRAD TRITAPOE,
Berkeley County, May 1s, 1903.
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CTRAYED Or stolen from the sub
- scriber, dark sorrel MARE,
with ! large bali face from thebrow band
70 the nostrils, has curly hair, shod be-
fore with old shoes, and looks very
wild. Six dollars reward and 1ll rea-
sonable charges win be paid for return
ing said Mare 70 the subscriber living 1t
Opeckon bridge, one mile from smith
field.
May Is, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-08

'TAKEN up ~ the subscriber ON the
i I4th Of April last, an es.ray
BARROW, Off white and black spotted
colour. marked in the under side of the
left ear with q Slit, and a crop of the
right ear, supposed to be more than a
year old, and valued at two dollars. The
owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges, and take him away. - :
= F. - q JOHN BURNS. s
Berkeley County, May 10, 1904.
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HoTS PUR,

WJILL stand at my stable the ensuing
wv Season to cover mares at four dol.
lars the season, the money to be paid on
the 18th Of October next seven dollars
10 insure a colt, the money to be paid
when the mare Is known TO be with foai,
and one dollar and an half the single Cd.
yer, the money paid down. Good elo-
yer pasture will be furnished for mares
that come from distant places, at IS cents
per week. bns I win not Be responsible
tor accidents or escapes. -. 4.
HotsPnr is 4 fne bay. with black
stripe from his name tohis tail, sixteen
and an half hands high, with bone in.
proportion, four years old the 19th
day ofthis month. He was got by the
Esopus ball, purchased for, between Eve
and six hundred dollars, in Maryland, By
MIR. James Foreman-his dam was
purchased by me, for two hundred dol
lars of James Moore, who told me, she
was got by Hotspur, imported by Col.
Clarke in Pennsylvania, and was a mix
ture Of the Hunter and Dray breeds. No
horses are more useful to the inhabitants
OF this valley, than those who combine
strength and activity together. ~
=-r--.---. 49, w. PENDLETON.
April 6, 1904. - - rt.fl
N. b. The season has commenced,
and will continue till the last Of June.
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yEHEREASthe extraordinary loss
Wv esby ! ire which have taken place.
particularly the late Fire at Norfolk,
which IS believed to have been more ex-
teusive an6injurious than any one which
has ever hApPened in America. md by
the payment Of which, and 70 comply with
the acts of IneorPoration Of the Mutual
Assurance Society against Fire on Build
ings ofthe State Virgins, il becomes ne.
eessary and expedient IN the opinion of
the Board of Directors Of the said soci-
ETY., to reptenish the Funds, and that 4
PREPARATION among the whole of the per
sons insured, to the twenty-third day of
February last, shall be made.-rhat the
Members Of the said Society should pay
their Quotas agreeahy to the acts ofthe
General Assembly, and the Constitute
on, Rules and Regulations made in pur-
suanee thereof. Each Individualwhose
properly is insured as aforesaid, ishere-
BY NoTIrIED and REQUIRED TO ? AZ each
his respective QuoTA--shat is, the sun,
Of one hendred dollars on every hundred
dollars Of his premium and tax ON his re-
sPective building, and in that ratio-or
mother words, full Quota; towit; the
sum expressed in each policy which
payment 10 to be made to the Cashier
General Of the said society (Mr. Will
am West) At Richmond, on or before
the 6rst day Of August next. -:
The payment hereby required, when
made, viii reinstate the Funds again,
according to the intention of the said acts
and the principles fthe institution |; and
Il Is no small consolation TO say with
truth thatthe society viii thereby be ena-
bled TO meet any future accident a. fully
% ifno losshad ever been sustained by Il.
Il i unnecessary to enlarge ON the ne
cessity Of payment being made point.
eddy to the day. Prudence, Justice and
humanity, all calling loud for punctuali-
", particularly, when il is rsecollected
that the act Of Incorporation has the fol-
lowing clause $50 NNhensoever any per
son or persons shall neglect to nav such
quotes, the assurance to him made. shail
cease and discontinue from the day which
they become due, until paid. "-In ad.
dition to which, compulsory means,
may also be resorted 70, which win be
expensive 10 the insurers, and painful 70
the direction. - :; l. 81 Z.
L Is worthy the attention Of an inte-
rested to recollect, that a. the exact ..
mount of every persons Quota, Is stat
edin his policy, he can be at NO loss 10
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TO BE LET.

And possession given immediately,
THE House and Lot lately oceupi-
i ed by ]. Albursis, situate in the
main street, Martinsburg; the House
Is well finished, has 4 rooms Below and
8 above stairs, with good Kitchen, a
spacious Garrctt, 2 dry Cellars, q conve-
nient Stable, and an excellent Garden
well enclosed, isinevery respect well
calculated Tor any kind ofpublic business.
For terms apply TO Robert Cockburn or
i Alhurtis! .. -s= q. y =.
April 8, 1904 2
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TIE Subscribers are empowered 70 sell
ii VALUABLE PLANTATION.

The Subscribers are empowered 70 seil
ii VALUABLE PLANTATION.
II near Winchester, late the property
Of Joseph Glass, deed, containing SOS
acres. This Plantation having been
rented for nine years past, isnow IN bad
repair bnffrom is situation, the qua
lily Of The sod, and excellence Of the
water, would deserve the finest mn
proyemcnts. There Is on the premises
! mili-seat with fan Of 90 feet, which
VIII be sold with the Plantation, Or re-
served, As may suit the purchaser
Persons disposed 20 purchase will apply
to either Of the subscribers.
JOSEPH GLASS,
1tiddtst5zpp, Berkeiey County.
SOLOMON HOGE,
Midazrielva, Eredniek County.
Mg IS, 1905.
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Dry Goods Go q {. and
.GTOCer1eS,

Suitable for the present and approaching
season, with which he hatters himself
he viii be able to accommodate his Gus.
toners, and the public generally, on %
good terms ~ any. He remains their
most obedient and humble servant, ,.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
Motinsbury, May 10, 1908. :