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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-24
IDubIlf uanDM.

On FRIDAY,
6s 10 s'clocE, eoill BE- sold nj tbe gevdHe Stare,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whitley AID Apple Brandy il bis.
Sugar in hhds. ticrces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
Waite AMI brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
RA,tins in kegs, boxes and jass,
Eigs in kegs and trsiis,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, Sc.
A variety Of DRY GOODS
Among which arc,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
Kerieymercs, Dnfhis,
Plains and keneys,
Negro Cottons, Sergcs,
ElsAicks, hlac Friezes,
Calilnancocs and RaRels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chiutzes and Calicoes,
sriia Linens, SiieEa do.
ofasbusgs and Ticklsnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'Es,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Fandsnna Handkerchieis,
Colcuycd Threads, Hats,
And Iundry other Articles.
P. @. MaRSTELLER.
Iaousty l6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-24
Vol. W.
gale5 bp aaaioa.
On WEDNESDAY,.

;. - ,se.ek. 7eil be j5id AZ rbe fe3aus Sior<, fb'
fsra<, If Kizg and 0nioa srf<fs.
Rum in hhds. and barTeiss
WhiGey N barreis,.
Apple Brandy IN barrels,
Gin IN oaks
Wine in pipes and quattsr caSs.
Moiai1es 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in csi<s and bags,
Raihns in kegs and boxcs,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Aua7gety of DRY GOODS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-24
.I2HN G.. LADD

I'm G. LADD
f5ss for faie at hiswa.ehouie, Prince Greet wharf,
5000 bufhels coarie Salt.
IS hhds w Indi4 Rum,
90 pipes bet Holland Gin,
lso BIS. Beef and Pork,
quantit. Of Soai Leather and Shoes OF all forts,
90 pieces ut Ruff Duck,
100 boxes inooi.i and dipp'd tallow Candies
s. do. Spesmacesi 90.
: hhds. and So bis. Sugar,
5ons of Cofdage afiorte5,
afes bsndanna Hsadkercbiels,
tsles India Couops,
A Few FcotheT Beds with Pillows and Bolfers Of
the beR Ticking,
An aifoftmsns Of playing and blank Cards,
Bar Ifon, Stone Line refined,
Sals Pe,te, Ground Ginger, Pear Afh,
Rice, Statch, Writing Paper Glais, Hops,
Cortou Yarn aGlrted, &c. &c.
Nov. T. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-24
FOR SALE =
WzJILIdM IifRISfibRNE,

AT HIS STORE ON XlRX's WHARF, LowG& EEp
OF WOLF sT&EETs
New England Potatoes,
Cosric SAIL,
Mi5lioss and Shoulders Of Baeon on very Iov
terms,
Rrs5y made B'ss,
Bar Iron,
Foassephla Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shor:s AID 8,an,
saps fine Ftour n barrcIs and half barrels
Large ard fnall vedels may DC cefse
vcn,en y accommodated win Whadage on s'f''
derlfc tetnis.
sToi<Es to let on she Wharf, or goods re-
ceivcd IL lhem on Storage.
A large S ORE on Fl e. Wharf TO ieli or lss
with the wivliege oficceiying and in1Ipas
goods free Of wharfage.
A Gnali HOUSE On Water Street next d9of7
70 NJ jor Mun.ader's, for taie.
A number OF LOTS in goad ftratioas for iAls
or TO let on ground rent.
Alex. I2th mo. 5oth. eotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-24
For SAX or Rent.

A convenisnttwo story brick house, com
pie.eiy fia.shsd, s'tussen % waf, sfeS{' &C.
aweea King AID Plin,e Streets, immediate pes-
session viii BE- given. Apply -
JOSEPH RIDDLE.
Nav 10
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-01-24
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.


of October last, negro nan slave named
B O B,
about 90 years Of sge, hvc feet nine inches high
straight IHbed and veil formed said slave hath
an iinpedin,en; in his speech Which prevents Ais,
readily replying TO question. H. commonly
wears earrings. He took with hif, variety u
good cloathing, descriptions Of wllcil S uanscss.
sary, as it is probable be has changed them. Hr
has been frequently seen about town STAGE he ab
seconded, and in. ALI probability is now secreied by
his mother, Winaey Browo, tapaeilv Tie slave
Of Mr.. JOHN MUlR, laie ct this town, bar POW
SAID to be free. he ahaye le@as3 vii be paid
for securing said Negro b08, il aay goal, IND
further reward of TEN EoLtaRsior the dis
covery Of those who have been aetessalg to lis
copccalment.
Captains Of vessels, SIC. are iorxarned Al
their peril, not TO take bl'n away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

Marshall viii in ali pfohehiliry. hecons
the standard authority upon subjects Gnu
nected with the American revolut,on.--
The latter draws full picslres cf T. hat tie
lormergivcs general outlines aud only flint
sketches. '--s
OF the style oe The book before Ms, II
may be confidently sand the general result
Is iavorabie.-ils principal characteristics
are perspicnIty ancte without nigh Or
nament or periods very glowing. II Is so
elevated that ii will adoru the library OF
the man o! letters, and yet so familiar that
most ot his chapters mcy delight The .rei,-
ing leisure of the mechanic or The Lus-
bandman.-The writings uf some of ,h,.
historians OF our language rnak The ,as:.
ioratyie somewhat luxurious, In The life
OF " dshin ;iCn there =, II w+n! then an
embarrassed sentence, and III a few in
stances, dichou somewhat loose. A ,ic,
ear is sometimes offended by the repv,i-
ton OF particular modes Of EXPIRE, sion.
and does not always find the harmony il
could wish. But who ever is disposed 20
exert verbal criticism upon this work.
should keep in mind the peculiar circum.
stances, under which il has be en- written
~ '"""lu 'SONiSNt THAT Tue second YO-
lume mas extended 10 near sis hundr. d oc-
tavo pages, and should be told, that This
volume is to he followed By thee more Of
equal bnlk.--Mr. Marshall has shewn
himself a sufficient master Of style to as
sure his readers, that when unperplexed
by the pressing hour OF public, ton" he
shall review his composition for another
impression, task which at future day
must be imposed on him, ITS inaccuracies
VIII disappear. HIS pages form body,
the soildiIy Of Which qualities it 10 take a.
ny polish.
The authors narrative has been suspen.
ded at an interesting Crisis of the revclu.
ton, and when the fame of his hero was
beaming with particular lustre. The rea-
der Waits with anxiety for the contnua,i-
on.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
LITERARY.
Conrad's eomhle,e edition Of GoIdsnik,'s
Essays.

Essays.
Mess. CoNRAD's, active in the trade or
Books, and judicious in the choice of such
as the INCREASING wants and taste of The
country require, have printed from tie
press of the Planners in High street, We
ny neat edition OF GoLDsMIrH's ESSAYS, in
f7Vo volumes.-The5e easy and elegant
specimens of wit and style of fayourite
author, have been frequently repubTshed
here, but always in mutilated foim, in
one volume, tom very imperlect British
copy. But the presen; publishers, iucicj-
ously awaiting themselves OF the new and
complete collection Of. the works Of tbs
author, recently printed in England, have
had 1t lin their power 10 make such addi-
tons as to give decided superiority to
the American edition, and 10 render it ne.
cullarly valuable TO the admiler or the i.
mtator OF Goldsmith. Beside Tie ESSAYS,
originally printed in the year l7e5, The
reader Will ind a collection with the
title of l he Bee Astounding in honeyed
sweetness, & number OF critical papers,
which are line specimens of The Judgment
and taste, of their versatile author. These
coP'ous additions give new interest to
these little oiumes, which could the Edi-
tor persuade every one, studious of a style
purely English, to peruse with the atten-
ton they claim, both the arts of Converse
and of writing in America, would be a.
dorned with purity, that no criticism
could tarnish. and with Graces to charm
every observer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

TACT, and employed under his perverted
idea aniniamous knd defamatory language,
had not anticiI ated that when the parti-
cuiars of this BITTER shall be known To
the public shall be completely avenged
by the severity OF his feelings.
Although the vindication of nay con-
duct exclusively belongs to my King and
government, favorable opinion of the
good people OF Ametlcais lpr from being
indifferent to me. For the reason and for
the degree o! interest and Importance
that the circulation OF the Presidents lei
ter has impressed into this affair, l have
thus condescended publicly to notice an
incorrect affidavit with unjust and abomi-
nable conclusions. With sentiments of
high consideration,
have The honor to be,
Sir,
Your most ob't humble serv't.
Ell MARQUIS DE CASA YRUJO.
Jan1es 1lalisoa, Esq.
Washington, o cto-
Der 2, 1904.
Z. S. | have reserved to the last what
Mr.. Jackson has mistakenly introduced
10 imply that had assumed contemp
tuous styIe by refusing to term the a.
miniStrotion - the government"
On this head l am particularly DESTROYS
vindica,ing myself, as it is SO foreign to
my diSposi,ion--In truth during the de-
bates @! Congress in 1913, learnt the dit
ference between the two terms, and in
speaking to Mr.. Jackson, mentioned the
administration and added &" not TO say go.
vernmept," thereby meaning 10 distinguish
between The administration and the three
branches CT the legislature which consti-
tute the government--Fhus this appa-
renI'y disrespeGtiul language evinces on
ly the cautious precision Of a foreigner.
So many misconsttu6tions, if they had
not been given upon oath, could not have
suspected of being accidental.
~-.IHe Marquis de Casa Yruj3 requests
those editors, 7vAo have inserted Mr.. Jack
eon's statement, in jtlstice 10 HIM also to in
scrt the a65Ue communication.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10

surnes The same motion, with this differ.
ence, that warm moist air, in its ASCENT, is
condensed into clouds; whereas cold air,
in lis descent, condenses the moist air and
clouds into rain OF hail; and drawing into
its vortex the surrounding atmospheric
moisture and clouds, precipiJates them
sometimes in one continued pour of wac
ter, TO which We give the name of water
spout.
The theory of water spouts derives some
support from observing that they gene
rally if not always fall during the day, dun
ing sunshine, in the neghborhoot,, aud on
the south size of mountains Of consldera-
bic height.
On the top. Of such mountains the a.
mosphere is cold. and the sun rarifyinr
the air on the south side, the equilibrium
Is hereby destroyed, and the cold air, with
the motion already mentioned, descc ding
naturally occasions all the subsequent phe-
noraena.
When this spout fell, the atmosphere was
clear; the farmers in the neghborhood
driven under shelter from the drench-
ing rain, had resumed their Iabors i'm the
Held. No clouds were observed--a noise
resembling the blowing of rocks, gave the
iirst alarm; and young woman, Instant
iy throwing up her eyes, exclaimed :. Fa-
ther father, Cedar creek is coming over
the North Mountain !" and began to run.
A dark smoaky cloud was now seen to CO.
YER the side of the mountain from top 10
bottom, accompanied as is said, with a
trembling Of the earth.
= b..i Il 81
IN some instances, very considerable, d
Mr. Funkhauser and his sen, are the prin-
cipaI sufferers. Their crops on the low
ground are destroyed, their meadow =, in
some places, covered with rocks and ub-
Dish, and the surface in others entirely
swept away.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
NORFOLK, October 4.

Ii is with considerable pleasure we lave
observed the very many valuable careoes
OF late brought into this port; and we are
informed by commercial! friend WHO'S in
the habit OF lransacting business at the
Custom House, that the duties ON mer-
chandlze, tonnage, &c. amounted TO the
sum OF S 10000 during the month of Au-
gust last ! land that there is now belong
ing to this district about 90, 900 tons of re-
gistered vessels.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
FREDERICKSBURG, October $.

Reuben Ilowman of Madison, who has
been confined IN the Jail of this place for
many months, for The murder of his wife,
was OH Tuesday tried before The District
Court now sitting. The jury on Wednes-
day morning returned a Neldie( of murder:
IN tie LfrSt degree.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
Notice.

A PET1TIoN viii be presented to the next &c.
neral Assembly, praying thai en- aq may pa>s
for laying OF 4 part ofthe land belonging 10 pa
vid Ross, opposite TO Rockets, in Los, Cor he
purpose Of shipping coal from.
ONober 9th. 1904 ch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
LIME & PLANK.

CARGO Of Stone Lime. in excellent orr.
der, is now landing from The schooner Far Ira
deri Also quantity Of Inch Plank-appl, 70
October s, 1904 .,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-10
At a meeting of thc trns.

tees OF the Upper Appomauox Company az P,ides-
vile. on FRIDAY, September i4th. 1904.
O'deyeG. That each share holder ON the neg
subscription, psytwenty fvedoilars on each sb,,e.
on The hrst DAY Of Oaober, next, as second re-,
QUESTION. Teste,
T. PRIDE, Clerk.
The shave holds are informed thar INC ,n,.yest
o. ne company require 'he most 'isl pr.F ueii,y.
J shall attend al the dihereui cour,siu Oa,L,r,rj
November Those who fai to make Immediate
paymen, will be dealt with as the law di-eqs.
=, PElDG, receiver.
lib September, 1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28

f classic literature Ida to ttese auen-
cy second only 10 fitt's, yet the ultimate
requisite To d great orator is wanting, |
mean PRESTON, oflshich WIndham is WhDl
iy Hesitate. Not that he is d; tirient in
violence but lac discovers, aionce, cold
heat, and u passionate head, So that you
follow him ind:tiereG,iy, and must In :! hate
the man whom he attacks, beio.s you can
feel with NVndham.
However, Wmdhan generally brings
20 the debate, somelhicg dazzling, some
thing original; and when he does to, add
any thing oih, own, las displays Inc qIes-
ION III lis best possible position. Always
pcrsplcupos AID e;eg,,Et, h.s words ses,n
to hov from the press already arranged,
and exhibiting tbs fainest-i,nPre sion. in
short, WiudhN'n Is one of the most inler-
es,ing speakers IN he House, and II he
could suppress the J.1c% bile which cons
,inually hows from his nollh; i nc coaiu
concea! his bitter inveleyacy. BE wou'a
add new weigh, 70 rs character, would
lose nothing al n,s senatorial dignity, ami
would Dc the delight Of lh. HOUSE 81 Con.-
mons. t,i.eu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-28

iy .oli.;tous Cor lis fa,.4-Bu, siy s.ooB
20 ,hipi, al Ill OF my> Il, when know thrs
ynu, Gentlemen ii that Jury, when know
sha: our country iiselfare nay Clients on
this day, aad mnsl abide the alternative
of homo, or Of iqfainy as you Stall decide.
XVIII nct dare to Gcsponds have every
trust and hope, and confidence in ys; anu
10 that hope viii add my mos, rcryens
prayer 10 the God of al tTutl, aud ju<tice;
so 10 raise and enligh:en, and log,.ly your
minds, that you may SO decide, as To pre-
serve TO yourselves, lille you live, the moss
delightful Of ~ recolic6lions, that OF ;,cl-
ing justly, and to ,ransmi, ,v your ciildreul
the most precious oi all jnhrrilaiccs, The:
memory OF your virtue.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE.

HOUSE and LOT FOR sale. j
TINE subscriber wishes TO dispose Of
the House and Lot in which he
now lives, situate at the north end Of the
main street. Martinsburg. There is i
full Let Of Ground, well pailed 10. about
one third Of which is good clover patch,
and the balance excellent Garden, with .
numbers Of Fruit Trees. There Is on this
Lot anew Log House, two stories high,
% by 50 feet, nearly finished also,
another House of one story and an half
high, in good condition for . family, .
small Kitchen, Blacksmith's Shop, bake
Oven, &c.. Two good draft HorsesMill
be takenin part pay. An indisputable
title viii Be given. L.
GEORGE WILLY.
April IS, 1904. ID i
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
Tie elsgd,is Horss
FLoRIZEL,

yT7ILL stand tbs season, q Joshua
wv Peppers 5, ON Mill Greek, onthe,
road leading to Martinsburg, = miles
from SmithheId and miles from Buc-
Hestown, every Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday j; and On THURSDAY, Friday,
and Saturday Il the stable of the subscri-
Der, = miles from Winchester, on the
road leading from thence TO C harlestown,
and cover mares at The low rate Off dol
lars the season, II dollars to insure q
coli, but parting with The mare forfsits
Il, and . dollars eash the single leap |;
the money Tor the season 20 be paid the
ist Of Sept. and for insuring as soon as
the mare Is known tob with foal. The
season has begun, and win end the ist
day Of July.
Florizel i i beautiful dapple rrey, if.
teen and an half hands high, Q years old
this spring, his pedigree i certified BY
John Tayloe, Esq. By whom he was
bred, q follows Florizel was got BY
Grey Diomede, his dam Louisa 81 e
clipse, his grand dam Vanity BY CeIer,
his great grand dam Marahuc By Marx
Anfhony. His great great grand dam
BY SilversEye, foaled Spring hilI, May,
Ir0s. Extracted from Mr.. Tayloe's
stud book, and certi6cd March s, 1soa,
" w. Holbnfne. 4
THOMAS LANE.
April -, fsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20

November Court, 1909.
BsRkELEr CoUsrY, S. -
William Stiles, Gomplainant,
81 AGAINST T.. al a. s.s.s
John Fleece and Mary his Wife, Defss.
sst IA CHANCER1. :.
THIS day came the Complainant by
his Counsel, and il appearing 10
the Court that the defendants are not in.
habitants ofthis 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 oftiiis order be
forthwith inserted 10 the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligencer and continued for
two months successfully, and also be,
posted up for two months successfully
at the door Of the Court House Of this
County. q 49, III a 49, I:
\ A Copy. Attest, - ~ i II II s.
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.
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DAVID HUNTER. e...c.

Berkeley County, 50. IL = - =.
February Court, 1905. :
Jacob Davis, Complainant, - .
= d. M. EAGAINsT flA ! :, :
Thomas Emblsy, son and heir II Law Of
81 =: ] homas Embley, decd
sEs:,s sz@-- III Il ~ - II L;HANCEP1.
THIS day came the Complainant by hin
Counsel, and il appearing TO the Court
that the Defendant is NOT an inhabitant az
this Commonwealth, il Is ordered that
the Defendant do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday IN Nav
next, TO answer the Compliments hilf,
and that3a copy of this order Be forth-,
withinserted in the Berkeley and JsiEer-
son Iutelligencer.and contained Cor two
mouths successfully, and also be posted
up for two months successfully Il die
door oft Court House Of this county.
a Copy. .y L =,
Attest, ~. ~ I. -.
David HUNTER. e.s.s.
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B AR RON,

effte best gadify, setected NTH careb By
himseJ fra y ne I,on-y5 orks, and sohich
he will disbose e 81 ne mast reduced
terms. Heconbnaes a. Nsuaf,fo carry
cSste Blacksssith' = bsisiness N all is va
riosb rd,,ches, and fdtfsrs himself, thai
ifgood materials, map1f dctured II the.
nsost ssrp;ceabIe manner, together NTH
ne, sfricfeet afteution % business, can -
cnrs ne pub 5auor, n shau moi 90 I'M
rewarded. b. q.
JOSEPH cHA1IBERS.
Mart;nsbayg, Apriji5, 1904. Il
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
The subscriber has just received guam
tity Of
Fresh GzoDer Seed.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
~ Martinsburg, April Is, 1904.
READY cAsH FOR FARMERS.

n WANT i quantity Of al kinds 81
i OAK BARK this season for my
Tan. Yard, and TO an persons that win
procure il, and deliver i 10 me this
Spring Or Summer, ! win giDe 0higher
Price than ever has been given TO my
knowledge in this or the neighbsuring
counties.
JOHN KEARSLEY.
Shepherds Town, April Is, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
February Court, 1904.
JOHN HUNTER, Cos,plaiaans
sss A0AINsT ~ ,ts 4
5WILLIAM HILTON. Defendant.
IN CHdNCERT

TT SHIS day came the cornplainant By
his Counsel, and il appearing 70
the Court that the defendant Is not an IN
inabitant this Commemorative is ORDER
ed that the defendant do appear here ON
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next. 70 answer the eomplainant's
bill, and that 4 copy ofthis orderbe forth-
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jeifer-
son Intelligenccr and continued for two
months successfully, aud also be posted
up Tor two months successfully At the
door Of the Court House of this County.
a Dopy. Attest,
i 81 DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-20
Berkeley County, IS. ~
~ February Court, 1904.
William Hill. Eombla;nanf. 81 8

II b H.. 1g0inst ) \. s-5s s
John Thornton, Augustine Washinv.
ton and Sanual Washington, heirs az
Thornton Washington, deed, John
Bate and James Smally Bate, Dcfpts.
IN o. IN cHANcEKY.
THE Defendants, John ThorntSn. An.
gnstine Washington and Samu1l Wash.
ington, heirs Of Thorntun sVashineton.
deed. John Bate and James SnnalIv
Bate, not having enteredtheir appear.
ance agreeable 20 an act Of Assembly and
The rules Of this Court, md j; appearing
10 the Satisfaction Of. the Court. thar a
they are not Inhabitants Of this Common.
wealth, ON the motion Of the complain
ant by his Counsel, tits ordered that the
said defendants do appear here on the
MONDAY after the third TUESDAY, in
May next, TO answerthe bin Of The COM
Plainant, and that i copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Berkeley
and Jefferson Intelligencer, for two
months successfully, and published Al
the door Of the Court House Of lhe said
County. IS r.. ~. f.. ..--s..
Z A Copy. Z. to
!. 2 DAVID HUNTER, 6. !. :. =.
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Berkeley Casosss %. =
February Court, 1904.
James Campbell, Complainant, y

James Campbell, Complainant,
Jacob FRY and Judith his wife, iate Ju-
dith Miller, widow and relict Of Da-
MEL Miller. decd, John Reyes and
Catharine 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
q Of Daniel Miller, deed, DefsndaHrs.
II. Isl LacHA.pLERT. =
THIS day came the Complainant by his
Counsel and Il appearing TO the Court
that the Defendants, Peter, John, and
Nancy Miller arc not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth, it IS ordered thar the
said Peter John and Nancy do appear
here onthe Monday after the third Tues
day IN may next, 10 answer the Com
Plainant's bin, and that copy Of this
order Be forthwith inserted in The Berke-
ley and Jefferson Intelligencer and con-
tinued for two months excessively, and
alsobe posted up Tor two month"; suc-
.cessiyely 1t the door Of the Court House
Of this County.
A Copy.
& Attest, rs.
DAVID HUNTER, e.s.e.