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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

"A letter from Leghorn, of the
oIit of July, fares that accounts had
been received there of the Dey of AL
giers having been beheaded. The
particulars of this event had not trani-
pired. Genoa continued itridly block
AIDED. --
A letter from LEIPZIG, dated Aug.
4,fays, I" according to the lateit ac-
counts from Warlaw, the tory of the
attempt to potion the Count de LIT
TILE and his family, on a more frit
examination proves TO be the inven-
ton of the billiard table keeper Cou-
LON, with a view to obtain money.
He and his wife are arreited and
we fhall probably ioon learn more of
the particulars. LOnd. pap.
Jerome misunderstanding &
pleaiing intelligence is received by
gentlemen from France, reipe6ting
Jerome Bonaparte, s. his lovely bride.
1t is confidently reported and credit
ed in the frit circles at Paris, that the
Emperor forgives his brother Jerome,
and takes the youthful couple into fa-
vor. This circumaance is faid to have
been effected or aided by portrait OF
the lady,. which had been tranfmitted
to the mother of Bonaparte, and be-
ing, much celebrated for its beauty,
was ient for by the Emprefs Joiephine.
AN extraordinary race was run at
York, (Eng.) the aad of Augua, be-
tween Mrs. Thornton, wife of Col.
Thornton, anda Mr.. Flint. Upwards
of 1000 fpeaators are Iaid to have
been preient, and the bets amounted
to 400, o,oool. The dillance was four
miles. Mrs. 7. took the lead +; but
Mr.. i. gained ON her in the lait mile,
and finally beat by about diitances.
The coutie was run in 9 minutes and
So feconds.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
JsG ,eesiv,d, and fer JaE by
JACOB RICHARDSON,

.l ar Ibe fgf-C0fe,
hOUSE Paper Of every kind. American,
A j Enelih, Frcuch, and Hsmburg. in adj
d,iAp 10 hn large aaos,ment of 5000 pieces,
w,ih B,rders. lie has jua received anumber
Of nrw Book, for falc 81 ejaculation.
Mofs aod rippits, large saortnent--
Mcn,for Gloves, M,us, s"d Caps--Fof skins.
kuiIis, gray, white, aud fpotted.
'lickcn in Soa,h Hsdiey Lottery IS Clak)
az Five Dollar, f;fly Cents, which begin. TO
draw The 7srh ira. Allc, Tickets in the Wick
fonl Ae.icmy IoiteIy.
Whiting Pager 0. every detcription, hy the
ream or quirr--SlsIes OF all 6zes, with agene-
raj aliorment of Stationary.
Charts. European Pilc,s--Wea.India ard
American ditto.
EoeIifh Mnfsrd, by the pound--Swee,
Oil, by the Haik.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

Ar tbs Had Of B,vad. Street,
IIAS conRantly for fsle, general Abort
i L ment Of Wea. India and other
G. q q y S.
Frefh ESSENCE Of SPRUCE, per gallon
or quart. One ton FLAX Of various qualities.
Thi, day received 900 weight clean FLAX.
ar CASH, and Three Gents per lb.
given tor Cotton and Linen RAGS.
ONIONS by the buihel or bunch-4 cents
per bunch, and much lels by the 100.
For fale as above.
A new one tory BUILDING. 90 feet
by "a. to be removed from the fpot on winch it
now ftands. as foon m poniblc. For further
particulars apply to sA
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
MEN & ROGERS

Hacs for yjah al it,i, S'srr. bed Of Bazyas,'s
r Wbay, gbamss /sssss, !
u AMAICA Rum Per HID.
Amaerdam Geneva per pipe,
SPsniih Brandy per ditto.
Cognsc ditto per ditto,
Tar per Dbl.
FlouS (foper6nel rrr Dbl.
Coffee. w. |. and Bourbon, bcfi quality,
Madeira & other Wines per Or. czls.
AJS, general sGcumeat OF GROCERIES
wholeiale and retail at the Iowea prices.
NIB. A AConiisument Of Trunks and Paper
Hsngings.
Newport. May 1s. rs9tf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

y ESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that
IN he has taken Shop three Doors North Of
the NJ Church Lane. where all kinds Of TIN
WAR;. canbc fornifhed at the fhortea notice,
and on as reafonsble terms ~ can be bought in
this Town. ConNsnt attendance will be given
and the fmallea favor acknowledged.
Stove Pipes, either of Tin or Sheet. Iron,
made withdjfpatch. - Caih, & the hieheft
price, given for old Pewter and Lead.
Newport. Od. ~. i6o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08

Wy aiming HidCinnc.
THE fobicribcu having pnrchsfed the pa
i tent right for the Counties of Newport &
BnAol, for making, uhng. and vending 10
others TO be ufed, a Machine for the purpo'c Of
waihing clothes, fulling. fcouring, and cleaning
cloth, under the original parent right. which
was granted by the Congrefs of the United
State, OF America, unto Daniel s. Dean. Of the
to~n OF Beekman, in Durchefs county. State of
Newyork. on rhe zoth day Of February, 1904.
All perfons are hereby forbid making. uGng. or
vending faid Machine. within the counties zfore-
faid, under the penalty Of the Law, without the
authority Of Us. or our agents, being frA grant
ed them. Any perfon may be accommodated,
by calling on BENZ AMIN PiTMAN. jun.
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
N. B. Thofr who may Win TO purchaic
he Patent right for the county Of BifoI, will
pleafc 20 apply as above.
Newport, Sept. 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Notice is hereby given, that j, has been
deemed expedien, ,oehspgc thr form OF the Me-
diteuanesn Paapor' iiTued TO vciIcis of TIE u
n''ed States tha, i'om the eighth day OF July
next, thoie OF the new form will be iifued at the
cuitcn houies to every veilel, for which appli-
cation may he made on compliance with the
tefms prrfci,bcd by law and furrcndering the
former psdpor, OF which fbe may he pofTeEcd, If
any, N which latter cafe no fees will be required
tor the exchsogc: and thss 10y sn arrangement
sgrecd upon by the Barbary powers. with hom
We are At peace, either the old or the new form
OF pahPort viii be iufiicicnt to protea the vef.
iels ot the United States, from capture Until the
iHos Jolly 1906, after which the old form OF
pal,' will be unavailable and the new one
alone in uic.
DEPARTMENT of State,
z3d of May, so4. On
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
For Sale,

A N excellent lot Of land. under good i'm
a provemeot, very pleafantly 6tuated on
the main road leading from Newport to Briaol
Ferry, containing about I'll acres. with Dwell
ling. Hoaie. Barn. Glib and young Orchard
thereon. and a we'll OF good water that never
fails. 1t will be fold on reafonsble terms. For
particulars, apply to the fubfcribcr OH the prem
lies. JONATHAN GIBBS.
Penfsrszf5, GA. 8, Iso@.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
CMTY-TwO Shares in the Rock of the
- Rhode IhaEd Iniurapce Company, BY
NATHANIEL SWEET. & Co.
NssgSe1, Srsf. 70, 1904.
N. B. Az they are very dedross !fos
particular reafonl 10 dhpoie Of the above men,
toned fock-they therefore offer the fame at
hrR cot. N. Swlsr, & Co.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
Doors, SHOES & Buckets.

NOTICE is hereby given, that We the fob
IN fcribers, have purchaisd The patent right
for the counties Of Wilmington and Keat, for
making. ulng. sad vending Machine for the
purpoie of wafhing elosths, iccafing and fuling
cloth, under the original pa'en, right which was
granted by the Cocereis of lhe United States Of
America. unto Darrf q, DraN, cs shc State of
New York, on the aq,i OF February, ,So4.-
All perfoos are hereby forbid, making, vend-
ing or u6ng fuch Machine. 4siihin the couu-
ties aforefaid, under the penalty Of the law,
without the liberty Of us, or our agents being
fift grarted them. Any perfon, upon applying
to us for an Individual right, or larger icalc,
may have the liberty granted them for mode
rate compenfation. BORDEN RATHBUN,
ROBERT n. NILES.
Wnlfsrd INK. a4fb 7sb Ms.Iso4.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
ISAAC AUSTIN.

Has ,emSUedn fhe Siy,e iafcir oeeatieS BY Wm.
K. Wider, nra,y satsG,s John +. Iosn.
tends, and nexi doc, Nsrtb Of Gibbs & Chan
ning's ao6em be e6su fer jai,, varsy Of
ENeLisH, INDIA, q GROCERY GOODS,
effbe katea Imforfatio~s, p,srx,ed at fbe beR
Markets. axd -cbieb qviiibe /0ld sf moderofe
P,'ees, far Cg5 or afproved Cyed;f.--dmsss
'es Arfielt' Lnte5 ,seeivrd. and jad spesed. are
CUPERFINE, fccoud- -bea. aud COMMON
~ Broadcloths.
Do. do. Caflimeres.
A variety ofiilk and cotton, ariped, plain and
mix'd Caflimercs, Nankecns and Velvcts.
A. and 6 4 coloured and white, glazed & plain
Cambricks.
India Book Muffin, and Book Handkerchief.
Do. do. Scotch do.
A variety of Gloves and IloGcy.
Barcelona and common, black and coloured, fix
HandkcrchicIs.
bales Indis Cottons.
LstcRriugs, Pertains. Beng,ls and Linens.
An aHortmcnt OF kid, Morocco, calf. kin and
cuff Shoes.
A great variety Of Ene,fh and American manu-.
ssttured Hats, from one dollar to ix dollar.
Cotton Yarn. cotton Rripes and cotton Bed
Ticks. as pfual.
WISE.
Youug-hyfon. byfon- akiu. iouchong fand bohea
Teas, loafand brown Sugars.
Cotton and wool CasJs.
caik aGorcd metal rca-P
Tie d.6,n 10 ue,i abe /svsr Of Biz cysens,s.
Newport. 9th Month 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
SAMUEL IAMES

HIS FOR SALE.
a T his Paper Hanging M,nufastory, which
"A is in the Houfe he now occupies. oppoiitc
to Mr.. LerUis P<ek's, on the Wea-Sidc OF the
Bridge, Providence. great variety of
HoHfs Paper and Bordering,
Of the newef and mott elegant Figures at whole
fsle and re,sil. on as good terms as can be Pur-
chzfed in America.
A generous credit given TO thofe who 7ur-
chafe BY rhe quantity for retsiliog.
N. B. The above 10 printed on good pa
per, and the work we'll execated, by ard under
the direction of a workman from Eu;oPe.
April 2, ISo4. i83
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-11-08
JOSEPH BRIGGS

II AS for fale. so barrels betf mefs snd prime
LII PORK and BEEF. . few
Hhds. hra qualify retailing MOLASSES.
Lifesryf, , o or 400 weight Of excellent
Hogs LARD.
NesgSsrf. Fssrssy -. III.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
FOR SALE.

! "A TRACT Of LAID containing as
~ acres, ID the county Of Berkeley,
about $ miles from Msrtinsburr, where
on Thomas Tuekermannowlives; about
l45 acres are cleared and under rood
fences, and inexcellent orderfor farming.
This farm i strong limestone land, lies
very level, and & very productive.--
There are % 4 premisesa snug Dwell
ing House, an excellent Kitchen bulk Of
hewed logs, with good stone chimney;
: stone milk house two stories hirh with
. good joint shingle cover, wen painted,
By the aide Of . Wen Of excellent water
with 2 pump in i, good Barn with .
Granery. corn Cribs, Stables, &c. ua.ler
the same roof; there Is also an Orchard
Of excellent Peaches, Apples Of choice
winter and summer Fruit, Cherries,
Plumbs and Damsons. The land win be
shewn BY Mr. William PendIeton, adj
joining the premises, and the terms
knownby applying NJ Bath TO
NICHOLAS ORRICK.
Aprils, iso4. Itfl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04

Amongst which are, Chintzes and CALI
Goes, Book, Cambrick and Iaconet MUS
Inns, .Dimities, Silk and Cambrick netted
Shawls, Leghorn Bonnets, Irish and
German Linens, Maddrass and 6andano
handkerchief, Satins and Lutestrings,
India and clouded Nankeens, &c.
ne kas alse On hand,
Bar-Iron, Queens and Crockerys Ware,
.also Tinvare assorted, and ! complete
assortment Of Groceries, I'll Of which he
Is determined % se1 uncommonly low
for Cash, and solicits those who wish to
purchase Goods to advantage TO give him
4 call. w. W. LANE.
Charles-T Town, April ~, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04

Earme,s md Merchants, Tale Notice,
THAT the subscriber has GOD Ia
bleys MILL on Opequan, (be.
tween three and four miles from Mar,
.tinsburg) IN complete order for Tie re-
eeption and manufacture Of Grain and
that for every hundred bushels Of clean
merchantsble Wheat, weighing 60 pound
per bushel brought to said Min, he win
deliver ~ barrels Super6ne Flour, and
viii be responsible for the inspection in
any market in the United States.
He win give the highest price in Cash,
for Wheaf, Rye and Cora n &C.,
LEONARD. CROW.
December so, 1904. 81 6m.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
p a----1.=----s1-. 80 ~. ~
HoTs R.

WILL stnnd 1t ny stable the ensuing
wv Season to cover maresat four dol.
lars the season, the money to be paid on
the 18th Of October next seven dollars
TO insure q colt, the money to Be paid.
when the mare il: known TO be with foal,
and one dollar and an half the single CO.
yer, the money paid down. Good clo-
yer pasture win be furnished for mares
that come from distant places, at Is cents
per week, bur win not be responsible
for accidents or escapes. a....f.z2 !. m
R Hotspur IS q 6ne bay, with a black
stripe fromhis name tohis> tail, sixteen
and an half hands high, with bone in
proportion, four years old the 10Th
day Of this month. He was got by the
Esopus ball, purchased for, between FIVE.
and six hundred dollars, in Maryland, by
Mr.. 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 Pennsyl vania, and was mix
ture fthe Hunter and Dray breeds. No
horses are more useful to the inhabitants
Of this valley, than those who combine
strength and activity together. !.
j w PENDLETON.
April 6, 1904. s.s4@ = Ttf.1
N. B. The season has commenced,
and viii continue till the last of June.
FS.&sy - $50 ~ W.P.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
4 yalra5ls Tnaes s LAND Fer SAL.

:
80 Be sold the plantation whereon I
now live, containing 462 acres. ly-
ing and being in the County Of Jefferson,
State of Virginia, within . miles Of Shop
herds-Town, / from Potomack River,
75from baltimore, 90 from the Federal
City, an 10 from Alexandra, produce
NAV be a. ZEN down by water to either Of
The latterplaees. There are on the pre-
misses ) good Dwelling Houses and a We.
~ large square log Barn, 2 never fail
ing Springs, with good stone Spring
House. Near one half Of this Land IS
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber; there are 8 valuable
Apple Orchards. IL acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made;
the soil Is equal II not preferable TO any
in Jefferson County. Il. a Il. .-5.7 4
az Also another Tract Of first rate Land,
containing 176 Ia acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract on this tract are Z
good House and Barn, q never failing
Well near the house and q good young
Apple Orchard, about one half Of this
tract Is cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber; the whole can
g easily divided into or Tsnements.
The Terms win be made known by
The proprietor living on the Land.
- = -.ts---.s',.4 JOHN STIPP, sen.
JeRersen County, December rs, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
! d, DAVID " = HUNTER, esd. i "a
:, =. February Court, 1904. !
ROBERT T. HooE, Complement. :
y II AGAINST 5zsT ~,
WILLIAM HYLToN, Defendant.
7 :.z,,, : + \, ? :. - u: In tCHANCER1:

day came the Complainant b.
= his Counsel, and II appearing 70
the Court that the defendant is NOT -
inhab'tant OF this Commonwealth, Il i
ordered that the defendantdo appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
m May next. to answer the cotnplain-
ant's bill, and thata copy Of this orderb.
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson lntelligencer and continued for
two months successfully, and also be
posted up for two months sucees.;y.Iv
e e the door of the Court House Of this
"A Copy. Attest, 'e*s+ - ~ 70, !. = a..
II : j DAVID Az HUNTER, e.,...
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

.THR sf,t Batsallion Of the 67sh Re
giment Virginia Militia, shail Be
mustered on Saturday, the 26th day Of
May next, q William Johnston's mill.
The second Battalion Of said Regiment,
shall be mustered az Darkesville on Sa-
ulrday the 19th day of May next. The
Majors commandingsaid Battallions are
hereby required to execute this order %
the law directs. u - ! s - :.
DAVID HUNTER, 1t. Col. &
Com. 67th Regt. v. M.
April 30, 1904. $50
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
cAUTI1E,

hLL persons are hereby cautioned
from throwing down the fences of the,
subccribers plantation on Opeckon. from
passing through any Of his enclosures,
or fishing along the creek on his land
Having suffered considerably already
from persons trespassing ID this way, he
Is deteTmined 20 prosecute, 10 the mt
rnostexsent Of the law, without respect
70 persona, III Who may be guilty of such
khE f1nAeyisio.ss.aetsi in future. u
WILLIAM GORRELL.
Aprl 27s 1901. &. mi 5
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
FOR SALE,

Two Traces GLAND, situate in
j the State Of Prnnsylvaaia one ly-i
ing on Shearman's Greek, within half !
mile ofthe Sasquehannah. In Cumber.
land County, Rye Township, containing
954acfes, adjoining the lands Of Benia-
min Davis. Michael Lewis and VIM.
Kee, held By presumption right. This
land has one small Improvement on il,
Is tolerably fertile, and Is covered
with variety ofexcellent Timber. Ap.
plyto the subscriber living Z miles from
Martinsbnrg, near James Cambell's.
One other Tract, lying on the waters
Of Savage Greek, which empties into
che Potomak above Fort Cumberland,
containing IA acres and one rood, held
b. location under Gov. Peen, so acres
are cleared, the balance of the Land Is
wsll timbered-on this tract Is a tolerable
good Dwelling House -both tracts are
Watered with number Of rivuicts. Ap.
ply IS above. i. ..szsy,.zs. - :
Iwillexchange either or both Of these
Tracts for real property in Berkeley
Countys or would tale any kind of Stock,
Negroes, or good Paper for Il. ~
JOHN DUNCAN.
April ~, 1904. 3,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
Berie ity County, =. !.
February Court, 1901.
lanes Campbell, Complainant,

JahMSS SAAapu<AAs 0N5ptQyuuHsD ~
AGAINST N
Jacob Fry and Judith his wife, late Ju-
dith Miller, widow and reliet Of Da-
MEL Miller, deed, John Keyes and
Catharine his wife, Daniel Mile.
Frederick Miller, Mary Miller. Pc
ter Miller, David Miller, Elizabeth
Miller, John Miller, Susanna Miller,
Jacob Miller, Nancy Miller, Abra.
ham Miller and Sarah Miller, heirs
Of Daniel Miller, deed, De- endanfs.
III. n CHAzNL'ER7.
THIS day came the Complainant BY {
Counsel, and il appearing 70 the CoeAt.
that the Defendants, Peter, John, and
Nancy Miller are NOT Inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth, il Is ordered that the
said Peter John and Nancy do appear
here on the Monday after the third Tues
day IN may next, 70 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.
cessively at the door,of the Court House
Of this County. s2s,z. { 55.@.s5 -:
A Copy. 4 ~ ~ 7 s. 81 V =
Attest, ~ IT,. < ~ '95S
+. 4. i =, DAVID HUNTER, s.s.o. =,
q . / - & 80
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04

TSAKENnp BY the snbscriber about
il the last Of February, ! dark bay
MARE, fourteen hands and an half
high, . years old this sprins, small
star and snip, the left hind loot white,
When taken up she had one shoe on be-
fore, and appraised 70 so dollars. The
cNner i desired % prove property, pay
charges. and take her AWAY.
CHRISTOPHER STRECKEL.
Bzek-Creek, Berkeley coun- |, Z. IS
April -, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
y he subscriber . . q. n

T1AKENup 81 he Subscriber q -
u estray. ! brown COW, with 4
star in her forehead, two holes in each
horn. asWallow fork in one ear, and d
half penny piece out Of each ear, nine
or ten years old, has some white on her
belly and appraised to twelve dollars
The owner IS desiredto proye property,
bay charges and take her away.
JAMES HAIR. n
Near Garrardstown, April 81, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
Berkeley counl, IS.
February Court, 1908.
William Hill Complement.

William Hin, Csnplanant. r
against !, !. .s..- H.
John Thornton, Augustine Washing
ton and Samual Washington, heirs OF
Thornton Washington, deed. Iohn
Bate and James Smally Batte, Drf'is.
Y. ISCHANCERf. !
THE Defendants, John Thornton, Au-
gustine Washington and Samuel Wash
ington, heirs Of Thornton Washington.
decd. John Bate and James Smally
Bate, not having entered their appear.
ance agreeable. an act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and il appearing
TO the Satisfaction Of the Court, that
they are NOT inhabitants Of this Common
wealth, on the motionof the complain.
ant By his counssI it IS ordered hiatt
said defendants do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next, 70 answer the bill of the com
Piainant, and that q copySof this order
be forthwith inserted In the Berkeley
and Jefferson Inteiligencer, for two
months successfully, and published at
the door Of the Gourt-Hocse of the saiitl
County. - ~ :E.-.1 s l -. s
A Copy. s1..5 II.
6 :. DAVID HUNTER, G. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-05-04
Berkeley County, y. i n
February Court, 1904.
John O'Ferraii, CombI,;no,,, 2 \,

NS0It0k(zRlaG97f- -
= ! against d =. ,
Patrick M'Caffry, surviving partner :of
labb = M'Cafffy, Samuel Craig. An.
thony Kennedy and Patrick CamnbeIl.
trustees Of Tabb & Mscnfry. ana
Michael M'Kewan and Iames RaulI.
:: ner, Defendants. - - :,
= 49, - IN CHANCER7.
THE Defendants Patrick M'CaFyvv.
Anthony Kennedy, Patrick Campbell.
and Samuel Craig, mot having entered
their apPearance agreeable 10 aa act Of.
assembly and the rules Of this Court, and
i appearing to the satisfaction Of Ia
Court, that they, are not inhabitants az
this Commonwealth, on the motion az
the complainant by hrs counsel IL il or.
dered, that the said defendants do a.
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in May next, and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in he
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencsr for
two months successfully, and published
at the door Of the Court House or The
said County. And il IL further ordered.
that the said Defendants, M 'KeWan,
Faulkner and Craig, onot pay sconvey
away, or secrete any debts BY them on.
ing TO, or effscts in their hands belong.
ing % the Defendants M'cafry and
fabbsn.il the further order ofthis Court.
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GonsIsting 81 .-.~.z
THINTZES and Calicoes Of hand.
~ some figures, Book, cambrick and
Jaeonet Muslins, Dimities, Leghorn
Chip and Grape Bonnets Of the latest
fashions, Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Ladies' plain and elastic Silk Cloves,
large Silk Shawls, Lace Walls, colour'd
Cambricks, Wreathes, Artificial Flow.
'ers, Lace, Madras Handkerchiefs, &c.
He has aiso on hands a quantity ar
Castings, Homemade Linnen & twiIl'd
Bags-alf ofwhich having been purcha.
sed on the lowest terms for Cash, he Is
now enabled TO inform his friends and the.
public generally, that he has now Goods
TO offer them that are uncommonly cheap.
WALTER B. SELBY. .
ShePherd's- Town, April2o, 1900
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