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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-18

MARRIEp-On Monday the 9th instant, Can,
SsoNGE HOLMAN, of Goochand county,
to Mrs. POLLY I. COOKE, of Fluvann,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-18
Monthly Visitor, 0oi. ID. p. 4e1.
London. printed 1909

@sV7'0", P'3H9eH loOZ.f r
BY a late census it appears. that London and
MIddessex contain about 900 600 persons-a
bout ID times less than tine population of the
United States Were crimes here as FREQUENT as
there. punished IN like manner, the executions
for 30 years to come in this country would far en-
ceed $3.50 and the transportation II. 500, which
would make the annual average oil executions Il
bove ia and the transportation would exceed
900 in each year. Surely this is Dire 1dful spe.
cinlen Of the dcpravty of the laws, or OF the PEG.
pie Of England, or boih
But can we wonder that this is the case when
we know from undoubted evidence that so large
proportion of the people of England were pau
pers in the year 1885, that 1t required more sup
po:t them than the whole amount Of all the i'm
post and taxes levied in the United States by the
General and State Governments, viz. upward of
ID 600 600 dollars ! Yet notwithstanding the ex.
pendture of the above very great sum, travellers
agree that there are rnulttudes of itinerant beg
gars dispersed over every quarter of the country
Yet this is the country which we are to initiate
this the government we are to copy after "A
mericans, read and examine for yourselves, and
you will by comparing our situation with that of
other NATIONS. be convinced, If not already so,
that we have great reason 10 bless Providence for
the happiness of our Gitua ion--and that we have
no need to copy after other nations, further than
viii add to on. virtues, or our accommodation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-18

DIED AT Petersburg. on the 9th ins, MIS-.
+ tELD' the an1iable consort of Mr.. Thomas Field.
Editor of the Republican
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-18

In The FIRST code OF ;aws il. Na,sachrse,,s, VIC
ind the following wholesome provision made to
restrain scoiding-" Whereas there is no exp,ess
punishment by ANY law hitherto established, af-
hxed to The evil practice of sundry persons. by
exorb',ancy Of the tong-,e in railing and scolding
lit is therefore ordered. that all such persons.
convitted before any court or magistrate, that
hath proper cognzance of the case, shall be gag.
gs' or set in i drckin3 stool. and dipped over
head and ears three times in some convenien,
place ct Fresh or salt water. rs the court or ma.
sistrase shall judge meet''
n fellow was lately brought before a
magistrate In Wales, on charge ofpoach
ing. The moment the Justice saw him,
he exclaimed, in violent passion-" / see
the Oiliain IN your face -" never tho't
(said the prisoner, very coolly) that my
face was looking glass Z"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-18
IN COUNCIL, hr6usr II, 1904.

IN COUNCIL, hr6y IL, 1904.
T is advised that the names of the Commission
ers appointed TO take the polls for the elseiion
of President and Vice President Of the United
States be published in the Virginia Argus and En-.
quireri in Richmond IN the Norfolk, Petersburg,
fredericksburg. Alexandria. Winchester, Staun-
ton, Lynchhurg and Lexington papers. with n
notification that the commissions have been sent
bypos'. and request that the gentlemen appoinp
cd inform the Clerk of the Council whether or no,
they have received their commissions.
DANIEL T.. HYLTON,
''r "-." CIc& Of toe Council
~ In pursuance of the above advice of Coun-
GIL. | am instructed by the Governor to request the
scveralprn'ers therein named TO publish the same,
together with the advice of Counoiiofthe ist June
last. appointing the Commissioners therein allud.
Cd TO and the Commissioners will be pleased TO
comply with what is requested of them. d
SAML COLEMAN,
Cgeyk to tbs Execulive
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-18
fionofPa,,tneyship

agreement, the partnership of SHAEKS
- & M'RAE will cease or the last day of
August. Those to whom the finn stands in
debted will please exhibit their accounts, thai ar.
engagements may lie made for their discharge
The debtors OF the firm are desired to make inn
mediate pay ment, as delinquens will be indiscri-
mnateiy sued. Those concerned will naLe an.
plication TO COLIN M'RAE.
SHANKS u M'RAE
Manchester, August 1th, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-18
CNaf. Miek.)
rnoM THE wILM1vcroN MIRROR.

7be blessings Of Order and Cood Government
For the CRIMES committed in London and
Mddesex clone from l749 to I779. period of
thirty years, nine bundled and .fty.one persons
died by the. hands of the executioner. Lightly.
nine oal of those unhappy creatures were guilty
of murder. During the same period beside the
above executions, upwards of 5000 were doomed
to transportation. Surely such statement ar
CUES an excessive seventy III the nature Of our
laws, or most alarming depravity i'll the man.
ners Of our country"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
Sadler, Cap and Harness Maker,


RESPECTFULLY informs bis cufomcss add the
public IA general thaf he is lapPlisd with the oct
materials in his line Of buineis, and fatr@rs him'
f.lf from TIE quality Of his work, and moderation
Of his prices, 10 render faissaGf.on TO fhoie w"o
Ray plcsfe 10 favour him viii yheis commands.
HAVE NOW READY FOR SALE,
Gentlemen's fashionable Paddles made
OF EnglAh Irees, and IN p9't Of the 5eR En-.
glib leather, the ether materials ,Yarsanyei ailo--
ElaRlc, Gaitca, ioiaid and plain fajdies -;
Leopard kin houfons, ard gadde cIoafhs, ladies
fad1ionabtc iaddles with hogikin, ouckizio and
velvet teats, PLACED brides OF the newell patterns,
witd difktfbraoch, guard, haif guard AID Pisin
bits, common brides, martingaes and collars,
an afottment Of whips, plased Snwarrow tpara,
plated ana PoIlhed p1eenI firing tlruPs, plain
plaEcd ditto, PoT:mauteaps, vatces and iads'Ie-
bags, hoTleman's caps, holfss8 and BELLS, fi5e
buckets, carriage, Wagon and carr ha!nrls fur
nihcd ct a horL notice. A TT of neat b giln
sig hsrneEs with PLACED mounting Tor lalc.
n. B, Orders will be attended 10 with qunctu-
alisy.
Apr IS, ea3m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
lint Corn Sizzling Machine.

BY virtue OF authority IN ne placed
BY Thomas Bugnhsm, one OF the pfops'etors Of
the Corn Smelling Machine, invented by Paul
Pll!bafy of Newhury, State Of Maaschaietts,
now cfer Cor faie in the State Of Virginia ard
than psa Of the Difsits Of Columbia vet Of The
Feromsc, toe exciofYe Iight 20 coo8sutt, aGd
authoritv. TO ne, and vend 10 Others 70 he ufed,
this Gnaple but ycy valuable Machlrc
viii !cl sight 20 coal}ruti Jingle one, or
Twill Cell abe ight Tor any county il Virginia,
60 low AZ 20 make Il an ohje6t 10 The pOrcRalcF.
II poisfEss syerY properly ulSa deli,abie 10 a
Mash;se, iaeh as dnraoilisy, expedition, fmplioi-
IL and e l,tse labous IN working IL, rhss t@o
men may ealiy fhsIl oor hpndsei oalhy. Ger day.
il tskes e iisslt from Ire ccb thar the does
not ssoaise .anaag as Al tfe common method OF
rhrehag.
MillcTs and Farmers who have large q9aniieies
sf fhis gain to fhel viii 6ad is aaeh 70 thsir
ganta9c 10 @ork this W achine by = hofSe or BY
,gates. IS one u.lshr Sc contfgtted st lnalt ad-
ti;aepsi ~xgena. Is fhcii oae huGirea bassels per
aus. Any perrin wishing 10 Zee the PfsE2fmaoce
us Madame lnaY re gratilel By applying
EgfF "a m, lhogne'a Srofe IN Alexandra,
lis Ri.I three milss itcn town.
R0BE9T BAR SHORNE.
Leicrsalon OF the Shelhg Machine.
II a.i S. ~ooden sfantto toe q Hinder
sctt lnchss long, 2 fesv inches
lode 4 inches diameter, su3 70 incb.s
los, 81 &alsc ass-3 CT w'fb lnal iron teeth 70
psi L oss sbess SIS OF an iach intel(ttted wlthin
za-5 inca 81 eaeb otasr 20 lhtA tie coin with as
ss.e cytporg ons rouod.
soJs eon pa8iag trough the centts of the
sa1ertof i 10 tusn on, maze Of wood OF
iron.
~ Crank to tprn the c. lioder with, made of
wood 81 iron, 4 lem,circUlss botfomunder the
cHiader, made with gooden lsss, fe, with
fasi ifoa sessh, ,ntesletted Ike thote in the Cy-
lioder rtls fats fer 60 Ear apass as 20 lei the
ineiied cere lsii tbFqughloto me receiver below.
"A Aas p,rte 0f wood paced 1t tie Top Ii enc
fsa1, at oae ea9 ID condDG i7e ears Of c,sa ia at
one {i3e of thc Cylinder, wSicn bsjaE fhslied, the
CO.'S paG oltar tbs oshsr Gde. lis foe wbsse
the GERS eoser is bali an inch wider than thar where
the cab isditcbaggea,
Mr.. Iaagis, Richmond, Mr. Green, Frederick
bucs. and Mi Bo@'sa, At Winchester, are deiired
60 publlh the above once week for ten weeks
in'aeir reflective papers.
FEB. II. iav1ow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
10000 Tickets at 3 Dollars, 5000
In nHarinn the Schema as above

10000 Tickets at Dol!ass, 36,ooo
IN offering the Scheme as above,
it has been the o6e6 Of the Managers TO tsile
The fun allowed by law on the fnallcf capital
poAibie, keeping in view the psoPsiesy OF max
ing the rik as little as the nature OF the cae
would admit, being fully OF opinion chat is iuc.
cefs muif depend more on the aid which hbefa
public, ever ready 10 extend 20 she promotion O:
an uieful Undertaking, than on any iupPoft TO be
derived froas the adventurous lpecuiator or neety
gambirc, were il on plan mere ektsnige, inc
prizes higher. and the rlk gieatsr. Here The
adventure *iil readily psseclge, shat while ne 10
contributing only fnall fam to DC laid ont 80
improving the roads, 20 that the produce OF the
counsry NAV be carried to market at any ieaton,
& ( a moderate expence his chance OF gam IS
not unEayourable, there being les than blanks
"a prize and fome of the Prizes not inconadefa,
be ones. This moh be lulicienr, when the OBJ
iect to be attained, as 70 c1rendgeiy utefnl, ADD
~. coi1 70 extremely Gnail. The Comn,ifion
ers Aatter themEsiycs thar t6ey vii! be aided
5y, al leaf all patriotic cTtzeos, in aceomPllfhing
.bs ulefal obie6f and they cofdently hope
tha1 she dsawirg may commenced az peacd
nos yesyscmote, OF which however notice viii
be given in due time--Ths Pfizes will be paid
IL Cslh, fuoiea to 20 dilcounl, immediately at
Ter the completion Of ehs drawiog. Tilkets
may be had of the managers ana from tuca ether
pr fora as they may hereafter authorize 70 dtiFote
of I'm.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12

For a term 81 years, beaitbY, Aou
NEGaC M o.a.AN. Apply to the Pnnssr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12

1900 tickets at &c dollars each, ,,oo,
n B. rrizss a6je5tsd 60 aetu6tion off!tsss' T,r
snt PsF
This lottery has been authorized By III. Is,iT,n,.
Virginia tol the lnaabie purPo!e Of erecting icm,,a
o. learning n or near the metropolis d this tate. VIZ
sas il IS contemplated TO raf2 10000 dollars and
SEQ oofs n addition f.r delraging he ezperces a.
&c. DIST dsawng the lottery. Citizens 9Th. 6r3 W.
frettaag have becn elected traaacs, aud th.y have
pese8 them Gives 70 ute their utmo eyr,icrs 70 ear
~ lto efcS. Ehe icheme has the advantage Of CIV.
os g e@ch adveatafet' chance io@e gs prizes
whit The proPor,i9noi prizes oian& 70 gre4 as %
inyI 5ae friends Of tbs intenled nti,ut9n to prtlke in
h lottery. with very ttle rl thair becomipq osrs
Ihe creaurer Vi his BATE to be gpoiGcu receive The
money for me tickets they iod and to pay the =.
mourn OF The prizes rha fortunate adycaurcrs is
d--ved hat the above considerations viii ln6uce rd
laIe Of tickets ana tire lfasi9g viii ccnr-nce Ras
tuficsn Eambcr Ih@iI be fold to uho,zo it--vhhir
1t believed viii be thS isccnd MONDAY in Deceaslr
next.
Richmond, January 81, 1905. leo
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
SCHEME Of a LOTTERY,

Agth0rilsd By an al Of a0sm5J to r6sle
the fin Of 10000 do5h- for the 9w-
poje of Improving tic Road leading
from Latte RsvsY to .4la5y'S 8 Snsek-
py,'s Cans.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12


RAN AWAY from the lu1ic.iber. on Mon.
day la}, the 7th caryent, a mulatto man named
WILLIS,
by trsde carpenter. lie IS upwards Of FIX feet
high, we'll made and bow legged had on a coat
OF gsey coating, uncommony iaarr forhjm, With
PAIR Of pantaoous of twillcd olive coating, coed
deal worn and En.nded, and an oinahuGghhnt;
he took no other cIoraes with aim, and VIII pro-
baby be drcGcd in thoG: above dc(,rib,d althO'
he nav exchange them 70 avoid dcte2ion. He
was leen to PATS Jea4 HiI,s sbou; four miles
above the Spotted Tavern, on the sight Of the
9Th inf. on his way ! expect 60 Inc reghbonr-
hood OF Francis Whiting, Elqare, o. fauquier,
where he was bought up and lately lved; bar
/ think ii not improbable ne may co3eavour to
find MS way towards Alexandra OF lome OF the
feaport towns in that direction. an perfect
~ infenilbie Of tn. cauie Of his 6elertlon,
unlels he apprehended an mention 9. lending MN
to difant part of the Country, IS hid nor enls
ploymepf for bin IS a carpenter, and wllhed to
hire him. VII give Thirty Dollars rtward
for delivering hin to me at this Place, Il taken
within go miles Fifty Dollars, fhouid he be
taken up ia or near Alexandra Or Geoige Town
and brought home, or a propoltionabie fun tol
any dltance fhort of thoie places.
James Iah'
Falmouth, Virginia,
May II. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12

Douglass and Mandeville
Have jaa received and for Sale,
A few hogheads retailing MolaGes,
Peach Bsandy in bis.
Whikey in hhds. and bis.
n. E. Run IN do. do.
Loaf Sug do. do.
Ssoughson's Bitters in bottles,
Liverpool blown Salt in Jacks,
Hamilton and Sons Snuff in bottles,
Green Coffee IN bis.
Cotton In bales.
April IS. std Iaw5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
TO RENT,

And immediate polI-iIion given,
4 well Rniihed two tory FRAME
HOUSE. with Gable aad Gu: honies complies,
fisuayc IN healthy and retiyedPsre of The town.
Eor terms apply TO
MarReller and Young.
April IS. 60
[ will Let the Houle | now occupy
in Pence Street, and give pof.fIion in about two
weeks. GEORGE TAYLOR,
May I. sgt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
Form Of a Power 10 Vote BY Proxy.

I, de hereby smpowsr --.--------1
for me and IN 10Y naule, to atteRa nset;ng
the Stockholders Of the Marine .Lnflisnces Co.'s
panY Of Alexandria, to be held in Aisxandrl5
aforelsid, en- the iscond Tueiday in Juac
and Tor ne, s2nd IN my name, Eto agree or
ggee 70 she propoition OF extending InfuFayI-e 4
houles, housihold furniture, and goods, wsfea sid
merchandise, IS lhsll appear mott adgiical3ie.
To be tublcfibed b. two whistles.
o. MI, Green, Of Frederickiborgh, and Mr..
DAVIS, Of Riclmond, are deGred 70 publilh the
above.
April ~. eoI2T
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30
The much adnired Sud Horse
SPORTSMAN.


WILL stand the ensuing season the
W. three first days in each week at
Newkirk's Storr, and the three last days
in the week at Edward Mason's planta-
ton near Mennef's mill, and cover
mares at four dollars and q bushel Of oats
or corn the season, to insure a foaleight
dollars, and for the single leap two dol
lars in cash. The season will commence
the LIST Of April and end the last Of June.
The money for the season must be paid
when It expires, and for insurance when
the mare proves with foal. 90 ~
II SPORTSMAN, 10 ofths Snap breed,
a chestnut colour, seventeen md 40 hal:
hands high, six years old this spring, is
elegantly formed, remarkably strong
&active, (his colts good & well knokn.)
and Is saddle Or draft horse not rxrcii-
ed, perhaps not equalled by any horse
in this settlement. Ii is deemed unhe.
-eessary to give fuller. description as il
isPresumed his appearance will be pleas
ing 10 all who see him. r--=- 4 ..-.-Es I
S'fs9 & JAMES MASON, jur. j.
March 2s, 1904. ~. =. e.. -, - +,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30

VIZ Be sold al public ern9ue, on " edaes-
day tie Lib Of Aprii neat, at The late
dtOeiLng house Of the Rev. John D.
1eung; dec. fhe 1phoie Of the personal
estate efthe said 7oung, consisting Of
Two Feather Beds, Bedsteads and
i Bedding, Tables and Chairs, with
ayaristy Of other Household and Kitcfl-
en- Fnrntufs--a general and large eoiiee-
ton, of the most valuable and scarce
Works in the Latin and Hebrew Lane
guages, and choice selection Of Ger.
man authors, amounting in all TO more.
than 900 yolumes, together with very
great variety of elegant Pictures, more
than 700 in number, &c. &c. Terms
will be made kHswn on the day Of sale.
ELIZABETH YOUNG, Adntx.
Martinsburg, March %, 1904. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30

4 Jacob Davis, Complainant, - T.:
~s. IT, AGAINST AlE@s 5.-c'i
Thomas Embleys son and heir 1t lawo
d. Thomas Embley, decd. r i
: r - ;, NJ. III, 4, In CHANcERT.
THIS day came the Complainant by his
Counsel, and it 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 MAY
next, to answer the Compliments bill,
and that = copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jeffer-
son Intelligencer and continued FOR two
months excessively, and also be posted
up for two months suceessrvely al the
door Of the Court House Of this County.
A Copy. "a III &. =s,.Ej-2- =
7 Attest, -. ,E.,.%, NJ . @e:z, l=ss5z
?. DAVID HUNTER, enc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30
G 6 { q (. Bargains !.
Now TO BE HAD. n =
Tie SuSseriber noto e6srs jor salt, ..
- very handsople and exiensipt u 4, D
= ~ 3,Ssh .f,,.,,f AT e. zks4L 4..55--s
Dry ]. Goods {: / !: {: and 4
Groceries, .... :.

! The particulars Of which are teo nume-
reus to mentlon, all ofwhich he is now
selling ut the, most reduced prices that
goods can be sold for III this part Of the
country. He solicits all his friends and
old customers to the eospartnership of
r. NGden6onacl, SEC. 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 tradr.- - Tie
subscriber also begs leave to return. his
nnlrigned thanks to all those who have
contributed % his support, while doing
business for the co-partnership OF r. Ma
drnbon"tf, g SO, and hopes, that having
now commenced business ON his own &C.
count, be viii not be deserted BY them.
40 long Is he shall merit their custonl.
= D. All accounts due-to the con:
eernpf 7. Sadsn6Ousch, ~ Co. are paya-
bic 70 the subscriber, as adesolution has
taken place, he therefore flatters himself
that all those who are in any wise IN.
jdebtsd, win come forward and discharge
their respective accounts immediately-
it is his wish that the reasonableness of
This request win be attended TO- as ID.
longer indulgence can be given. X y
+ d s. %a. rs Hsual, - W,
The highest price Is given in Cash for
Metchansable WHEAT, RrE, coRn,
Oars, or FLk1-SERD, s s.5 -. III .s.,
+ BY the Pabick's obeaienf and :. b.. i.
Humble servans, e. I'll. y !.
=. PHILIP NADENBoUsCH.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30
FOR SALE On RENT,
ME Stone House and well improv

FOR SALE, On. RENT,
TSHE Stone House and well improv-
ed Lot cornering on Joha street
& Spring ally, Martinsbury; there are On
the said lot every necessary building III
good repair and suitable for any kind of
public business; Il il high ndbeautiful,
landof course ahealthy situation, and con
yenient to never failing spring, mills,
lanyard, &c. Possession may be had
In tw6or three weeks, or sooner. For
terms apply 70 the subscriber.
Also 70 rent about one half Of the
House, &c. where the subscriber lives,
IN Queen street, Martinsburg, there are
two good dry Cellars, divided By stone
wall under the house, aStore. Room, g
convenient ono Is any in town, and as
good stand, with shelves and counters
complete for further particulars and
termss apply 70
March IS, 1904. u,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30
The elfgant taE bred Horses
: - I'll " II n IL r,

"a
MILL stand the ensuing season a.
wv the stable Of Casper Waipert. in
Jefferson County, S miles from Shop
herds-Town, from Martinsburg, and
sfrom Charles Town, at the low rate Of
six dollarsthe season orleap; ten dollars
TO ensure a coli, the money 10 be paid
against the end ofthe season the season
willcommenee the FIRST Of April and end
the first Of fully.
CLYTO Is dark bay, fifteen and an
halfhands high with bone in proportions,
eight years old this spring; he was got
By old Paymaster, who was bred BY lord
Osory, and imported by DR.. Norris Of
West Chester, Pennsylvania, from Great
Britain some years back; Payma.ter was
got BY old Paymaster, his dam BY Otho,
his grand dam by Hsrod, great grand
dam By the Duke OF Northambrriand's
Arabian. who was out Of an own sister 10
Slim; Clyto's dam vas got By Childers,
his grand dam BY Paislet, his Z. grand
dam BY Knob. his g. &. grand dam by
Badger. Hbeantyy strength and action
b the desire of gsndemen that wish TO
raise hne colts, they will end diem in
clyto. MAcKEY M'CULLOH.
March -, 1904. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30

IJAME TO the subscribers, living In
" Hampshire County, miles from
Bath, black HORSE, II years old,
l small star in his forehead and three
white feet, appraised 10 ten pounds; and
= black MARE Colt, no marks orbrand
perceivable, appraised TO Eve pounds.-
The above Estrays have been appraised
according 70 law and the return sent to
the clerk Of Hampshire court. The own
er is7desired 10 prove property, pay
charges and take them away. III, Il i
z 81. n JAMES BURK. Z:
Marchas, 1904. IS. ..s5z I = =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30

7Xe.a<ilaolpa coach horse PAYAksTER,
and the fan bred horse WILD HERdp,
VIII stand the ensuing season at n her
Groves stable in Martinsburg. Terms,
&c. will be made known shortly. as3
JAMES BREATHED.
March IS, 1904. MA.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30
! BERKELEY County, 50. +. : :. e
February Court, 1904.
William Hin, Comblsnn0nf. =

~ william Hill, LoMpknn0nf:
se-s#s1.a n n against < IA
John Thornton, Augustine Washing-
/ ton and Sannal Washington, heirs Of
Thornton Washington, decd, Iohn
Bate and James Snaily Bate, Del is.
.s.ggS In CHANCENY. !
THE Defendants, John Thofntons Au-
gustine Washington and Samuel WASH
ington, heirsof Thornton lVashington,
deed. John Bate and James Smally
Bate, not having entered their appear
anee agreeable toan act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and il appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court, that
they arc not inhabitants ofthis Common-
wealth, on the motionof the complain.
ant BY his Counsel, il is ordered thatthe
said defendants do appear here, en- the
Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next, to answer the bill of the com,
plainant, and that II copy Of this orde,
be forthwith inserted in the Berkeley
and Jefferson 1ntelligencer, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and published al
the door Of the Court HouserOf the sale
County. - - a
"A Copy. -. - = >-----.:-,->
--7 Teste, q 4. RI j.. H.
z - 4 DAVID HUNTER. c. =, c.
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Farmers and Merchants, Take Notice
THAT the subscriber has got Ia
i bier's1 MILL on Opequan, (be-
tween three and four miles from Mar.
,tinsburg) in complete order for the re-
ception and manufacture Of Grain; and
that for every hundred bushels Of clean
merchantableaN Wheat, weighing 60 pound
per bushel, brought TO said Mill, he will
deliver Fl barrels Of Super6ne Flour, and
win be responsible Tor the inspection ID
any market inthe United States.
He will give the highest price in Cash,
for Wheat, Rye and Corn. /. Il
s. LEONARD CROW.
December so, 1905. Gm.
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