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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

Mssysrl, .Atra IS.
s1'sr IRON WiIl'An La, efa, y. S,ases
coaial At 1ouraeaar. rsb. Is. sso4.
,.a Its imPeaible to give you On idea Of Ii.
o''Isaes OF the merchani, Of this city. Cred, j,
.osaIiy deareyed. and m;fery !. depiaed il the !.
ecS s ct every commercial man. Whas
v.p be tae end Of this. God only knows, would
ao.as AZ 'hefe who adventure this way q fsnd =
'anseat hpereargoes. whole ia,esri,y can be de i,
psndes epon--and + merchauts Of M un;,ed
STATES we're wife they would acceps Of no .dv.re.
y mesns OF faclties ou London or Amlerd.m.
= nemfsances 20 thefe places casno, be made Cen,
"a" at tne Preient esi6s without prear r;f and m
certainty. am fet'l;ng all mp affairs, and v;sh
d'a~ms my name frnm commerce. entirely IN.
order 60 live Peaeeaby and happy. and to enable
me to give more efsaaal protection to tho,e of
my fellow eitizsns who may need nv afI;aauce il
ny oH'c'al capacity. A confal ought rot to hav.
ais name IN commerce. Since the failore of Perror
and bnaud ! have been folici,ed to - 6,me
d the hr& houfes here. But f;ad &c i ~
P'ea'ole OF iaiet. 10 commerce in this country.
have therefore reliitsd their impertunities.
The proceedings Of the Me sch ant. in Boaos an
NJ return f1om London. Of their fellow-c;,;..n
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

SO,CO1 NVS&5 III TIC uitHtus SAC DidhS
went to General Murat the Governor OF
Paris, and offered to inform him of Pich-
egru's place of conceallnenr and to deliv.
er him UP for Tee, 900 livers (4oool. fer
ling. J This FUN was promifed him. The
manner of arrefting him was then fettled.
lie Blanc introduced the gems d'arnies into
his houfe at night, when Pichegru was
aAeep, and gave a key 10 his ROOM AS
hey were informed that Pichegru had with
him two pitols and dagger, they opened
the door with as little noife as poi1ible, and
rulhed on his bed. Though furprifed
and alarmed, Pichegru conducted him
fef With the greatef vigour, and in : man
nersthat even his enemies were forced
to k9eem his courage and pity his
EmisfsftuDes. He jumped put ct his bed,
naked and without arrasy Rocked down
four fsnff ayMes, and they wefe unable
Ito AaId him, although iix in number. He
,alnlpR choaked tvo, in putting them a,
sgai1R the chimney; third he truck 70
AtonglY upon the breaf, that he yet fpsts
sblood; 3nd the fourth he p;nched in the
arm wifi fuch frensth, the aeasd' 0rmes,
cried on. !. # you do not let me loofe, l
will 1Q you through the head" With
the TT n part Of lie 6eih, he got loofe,
and r legru exclaimed Fire, facal, and
yqtAhallrecieve fword Of honour" AT
la he was obliged from fatigue, to capit-
ufilt -and fufrender himfelf, upou con-
dition of not being tied or chained. He
+wsg,however, wounded in the head, and
'oH1he lhouldcrs, and had loft a great deal
Iofblood. In dfeiling himielf he declared,
that ifhe had not been.drprived Of his
1tns, he Aould not have fallen into their
hands. He was afterwards carried before
tn CCunfcllof Of State and Police Direc-
tot Real, and underwent long exanni-
ns(lon. Bonapartc mad ordered the gsns
darm<s 10 take him alive, and they were
lk picked men. Upon Real aiking who
he was I! Pichrgru anfwered, am known
enough." ~Whxkc do you come from! -
-" From England. : s'In whzt man
Iner f-lna ihip, notaballoon." "Whers
did you land - Al Dieppe,'s !" Who
brought You herc7" Nobody; came
here by myfelf.' 8 Were yen not &C
companied BY your accomplices." g am
no criminal, and therefore have no accom-
pigs" 6 Do You know MoSeau r.
I" es.'' ssHaye you feen him r. e At
~ that has hAnRAa4 n .hlss fxfen Us, could
!" Have you ieen Georges r. eyes. re
Hoyadf but not the fuppofed aaaiIin in
'S.soryea /" But Georges has more than
3 IS plotted the dm<h Of the co4ful -
&c iays HoaaPaffs; Georges iays the
so!ss nelieve the lateer more hu-
name and honee than thc former and HE
words are therefore more to Be denuended
upon. With what view did Won come
70 Paris g 70 call Moreau q account
Eor hia condua il in 1907" After theft
ma tome other queitions, he ~. lent to |
ne Temple. where Moreau il fbut IN i |
one Of the dungeons.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
BY THE MAIL.
cnAaLEsrAs. AYaiL p

~, cnAaLEsTass APRIL -.
= Naval Ohcer (Liesrenaas Czdfden, NAIVE
= tn, :, Seate) arrived here on Taelday evening
70" ~ ~is'ogton' With orders to open Rendsx.
10y cous 'or the Pnrpcfs Of rafting feamen to man /,
.susaa'n, which Z = the Intention Of xovernmene
e isnd up The nsdser.nean to punilh' the pirss.
81 1s.or.a:s y yripoh for The inials offered
ou' nas asd to avsngs the Offerings Of our jp;u.
4,
- f'.'eo = Chsrlea on on the It'll ina. Al;p Ann
49,. S ", Gays from Africa With as7 New NJ.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
,oa rHi PORTLAND oAssrrs.

Mr. ysHks,
e we have fuch conaant experience Of jaecb;n
....'nH t'at the public are not lnrps;ied at m,f
'ep'eie"tai.ns, However grols faAoods, howev,
o1.s Inc r,d'culous lies circulated previous to
s'- session OF Govesncr, concerning The venerable
s.so.S ' .AeEed ieis aaonihment than de.eAation.
sr: Mey mad fore pablic objea ia view.
lis true, the vile caiumniatoss Lnew ae,et4o,+
20 De e'r'aia but for this they cared not II the
soun'ry people. who live at diifancs from inter-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

~ 0rv;x = s6< fxm~sr sfs5dli5nrrte ~ mil,
TX dar< ALFRED sw dey y PUBLICATION 10 Mundsy,
;saead Of Saturday.--Ow atbsy Cazsx e.a1 h ~
EBsdss Thurlday.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

Go ne6ntss am Gurrefporpsnts. Many original
articles are defsF1ei till or oext.s
81 Real ass6ssic'' is sslusasnsly omitted dis
day.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

Frsm L;vrTsek by he hip Nabby, Capt.
Crandail, arrived on Saturday, - 34pdAys from
Liverpool. we have received ?ape's 10 she s,il
March. A few OF their contents viii be fond
under orr forsign head. They are slmoa flene
on the iuhig7 Of invzdon--Indesd i sopsas thar
Bcnapstte has his hands fall It home
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

Rsnsr sf N,w---An arrival It E1aliEax. n .
days from Gaernfsy, reports that Bonspa1se :
|depoied, and Louis XVIII returned 70 France.
We fhall iocn leasn whether ibis reports tree
or fal5e.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

The want Of employment is one of the erequent
eanies OF vice; but he who loves book will new
81 want smpIoymenf. The puriaits of learning
gre noondleis' and they P' sisni to the mind de.
Eghtful variety which cannot be exhaufsed. No
lie y long enough te Gee all the besusifai pictures
"a'ch tie arts and licenses, or which hilory, 90
c.sy, ADD eloquecce are able to diiniay. The
man Of Iete pofgeGes The power Of calling, 10 :
iucceason OF icenss to his view infini,ely numer-
ous and divertfed. He is The efore fecured from
sh-t unhappy aae which urges many to vice and
ddipaiion, mercy to fiji painful vacuity. Even
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

Particular 'e'ssiss 10 tie ,'ss IF Cts. Pebe,,..
dARIs,f MARCH 2o.-Ihe broker lie
fhanc, was the perion who BETRAYED Pich.
egru, who occupied in lhis houie fmall
rooIia the fifth aoor, for which he paid
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
i DAVID HUNTER, enc.
Berkeley County, -. II "a !.
I ebruary Court, 1904.

-. s<EEsPTss = 3
!. NJ. Berkeley Cauats, -. :. r - i.
! I ebruary Court, 1904. !,
Jacob Davis, Complainant,
+ AGAINST n, II
Thomas Embley, son and heir at law of
Thomas Emhley, decd.
N cHANCER1.
THIS day came the Complainant BY his
Council. and i appearing 70 the Cour,
that the Defendant Is not an inhabNant Of
this Commonwealth, il IS ordered that
the Defendant do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday Ia MAY
next, 70 answer the comPlainant's bill,
and that q copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted 1mfhe Berkeley and Ieffer.
son Intelligence and continued fof two
months success;vely, and also Be posted
up for two months successfully at the
door ofthe Court House Of this County.
A Copy.
Attcst, Il
David HUNTER, d.. e !. 4
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
4 EaAfatit Erqet GLAND Fs. Sale;

no be sold the plantation whereon I,
new live, containing 46a acres, H.
ing and .beingin the County Of Jefferson,
State Of Virginia, within miles Of Shep.
herds Town, from Potomack River,
IS from Baltimore, 60 from the Federal
City, and 20 from Alexandra, (produce
may be taken down by water 10 either of
the latter places. There are on The pre-
misses sgood Dwelling Houses and yeAssf
~ large square log Barn, 2 never fail
ing Springs, with 4 good stone Spring
House. Near one half Of this Land is
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber; there are s valuable
Apple Orchards, II acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made
the soil Is equal If not preferable 70 any
in Jefferson County.
also asother Trace OF frst rate Land,
containing i76 Ia acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract ON this sract are q
good House and Barn, 4 never failing
Wen near the house and good young
Apple Orchard about one half Of this
tract Is cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber !, the whole can
be easily divided into 5 or s Tenements.
The Terms win be made known By
the proprietor living on the Land.
: JOHN STIPP, sen.
Jeasrscn County, Deeembsrls, lsos.!
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
! November Court, 1904.

E - ~ November Court, 1904.
BrnxEIEr EesssrTi:srt, IS. r
William Stiles, Complainant, =. !
$500 - {. y, AGAINST 4, g=-z.. -. =
John Fleece and Mary his Wife. Def
e, = :. hi CHANcERT
This day came the Complainan. by
his Counsel, and i appearing to
the Court that the defendants are not in
habitants of this 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 bin, and that a.copy ofthis order be
forthwith inserted in the, Berkeley and
Jeifsrson lutelligencer and continued for
two months excessively, and also be
posted up for two months ;sdccessively
1t the door Of the Court House of this
County. L ,..GE ts@E 4. y -. T.. Z
A Copy. Attest, s.s's-E ID & -,
- Dawn HUNTER, csc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
JOEL. WARD,
JOSEPH FOREMAN,
EDWARD BRESON, !,
: Is. Commissioners.
T@HE .ubseriber, having pressing
December is, 1905.

dE subscfibers having pressing
Il calls for Money, earnestly solicits
all persons indebtedto him. 10 come for
ward Immediately and discharge whate-
rmay be due.-When hi. cnstomrrs
take into consideration the length Of time
many Of them have been naehsed. and
the use he constantlv has for Cash. 10;
meet the claims on him, to answer the
callsofhis family, as wen as to keep M the
Assortment of articles necessary in his
practice, he doubts not bat they win
cheeffully paw up what NAV be due. Per.
sons falling to comply with this rotice
need exne e no longer indulgence. as he
is positively determined to make the
most speedy cohesion.
He wishes to take as an. APPREN..
TIcEa young man from RI to is wears
ofage, of unexceptionabie character and
who can come wei Recommended.
! NJ B. He continues TO give credit Of
from s TO - months 70 good persons. Tor
his attendance in the practice Of Phvsic,5
&c. Articles 10 the Apothecaries line
must be paid for when delivered. 6
80 ) .-z-sy 3.14zJ AcOB p. HARRIS.
Martinsburg, February s, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
FOR SAFE.

a SMALL tract or parcel of LAND,
"A situate in Berkeley County, cons
tanning about forty acres, whereon the
Poor House stands, adjoining the land
Wherein Ioseph Minginna now lives,
and about half . mile from the. Sulphur
Spring. "A proportionable part of said.
land is cleared and under tolerabls good
fence, and more may be cleared, some
Meadow made ard more may be made,
the Buildings are one Dwelling House,
wherein the mauager lives, the Poor
House Z large baildingl q Meat House
and Spring House Gall builtwith hewed
logs) a Stable and Oven, farther de-
stripsion il thought unnece ssary, il be-
ing presumed no person win become !
purchaser, without previously viewing
the property; Cornelius Kelly, manage
2er at the Poor House viii shew the land.
The terms Of sale maybe known By ap-.
plying to said Kelly, Of TO either Of the,
subscribers, = +. s - s - :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
I. - February Court, 1904:
Philip Stou, Caaplainant;
:. - yE.:.s,,$ AGAINST III! :. IL -
George Hoffman, De sndn,t. =

= .--~H. In EHANCERII
This day came the Complainant BY
i MS Counsel, and itappearing 10 tie
Court that the Defendant, George HoiE-
man, is not an inhabitant of this Cod
n,onwealth, il Is ordered that the De-
fendant do appear here ON the MONDAY
alter the third Tuesday in May
next, to answer the Complainant's bin,
and thata copy Of this order be forth
with published for twH months success
siyely ID. the Berkeley and Jsfsrson 10
teligencer, and also be postedup for two
months suceessiyely at the door Of the
Court House Of this County.
( A Gopys \ Attest, II ~"
r. DAVID HUNTER, e:s.s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
BERKELEY County, -.
February Court, 1904.
James Campbell, Gsmplainans,

=
James Campbell. Complainant,
AGAINsT n NJ
Jacob FRI and judith his wife. late Jn-
dith Miller, widow and rclict Of Da-
niel Miller. deed, John Reyes and
Catherine his wife, Daniel Miller,
Frederick Miller, Mary Miller, Pc
ter Miller, David Miller, Elizabeth
Miller, Iohn Miller, Susanna Miller,
Il Jacob Miller, Nancy Miller, Abra-
ham Miller and Sarah Miller, heirs
+ Of Daniel Miller, decd, Defendants.
F 7 = : - LnC,HANC'ER7.
THIS day came the Complainant by his
COUNSEL, ard it appearing 20 the Court
that the Defendants, Peter, John, and
Nancy Miller are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth, it is ordered thar the
said Peter John and Nancy do appear
here on the Monday after the third Tues
day in NAV next, to answer the Com
plainant's bill, and that 4 copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Berke-
ley and Jefferson Intelligsneer md con,
tinued for two months suceessively, and
also be posted up ior two. months sue
cessiyely at the door Of The Court House
Of this County. 81 81, - :.
A Copy. sts=~~ +. / -. =
Attest, - -, III :. * Z, -: i: =
DAVID HUNTER, CSC. !
E p N
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
: Berkeiey County, IS. 49, :
February Court, 1904.
John O'Ferrall Complainant,

6efkefey 6ou9ty, SSs ssSg x :
-: February Court, 1904. :
John O'Ferrall Complainant,
6. &. IN. 81: agGnsf y 81 { =
Patrick M 'Caffrv, surviving partner Of
Tabb s. Neatly Samuel Craig, An.
thony Kennedy a~l Patrick Campbell,
trustees Of Tahb, & M'CaRry, and
Michael M'Kewan and James Faux.
ner, defendants. - y.
THE Defendants Patrick M,Caffrv,
Anthony Kennedy, Patrick Campbell,
and Samuel Craig, not having entered
their appearance agreeable TO an act oil
assembly and the rules of this Court, and
il appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Court, :thatthey are NOT inhabitants oil
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the complainant by his counsel, il i or
dered, that the sai,: deiendants- do ap.
pear here on the MONDAY after the third
Tuesday in May next, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley aud Jefferson Intelligencer for
two mouths suecessiveIy, and published
AZ the doorof. the Court House zof The
said County. AID tits further ordered,
that the said Defendants, M'Xewan,
Faulkner and Craig, do not pay convey
away, or secrete any debts by theul. ow-
ing to, or effects in their hands belong
ing to the Defendants M'Caffry. and
'Tahh nntilthss -. al tl;s H,,.,r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
7athe FreehoAsrs' Of BERKELEY County.

1othe Freeholaer Of BERKELEY County.
.NIoTICE Is hereby given, that: IA
IN Election will be held at the Court
House in Martinsburg, on the first
Monday q fer tie third Tuesday in 1bni
,sext, for the purpose of choosing two ct
persons to represent the County Of Berke.
ley in the State Legislature Of Virginia.
WIZ. PORTERFIED, Sheriff.
March, 10, 1904. ;. :. ). 5 s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
70 the slahabitanss Of Berkeley County:
FELtow cIrIsEns,

FELtow CITIsENs, ~ 81 ~
GREEABLEt to the wishes of my
II friends, I again offer YOU my SER
vices as candidate to represent you in
the General Assembly of this common-
wealth. and shoald Itbe your choice at
the ensuing election, my most jealous
sxertions shall be dedicated to your well
fare, As faras my abilities viii admit.
=. am, respectfully
p Your obedient servant, =,
=. - s. ! y / JOEL WARD;
March 2, 1904. q - - - l. i
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
[w Y q No. ass.l

February Court, 1905.
0HN HUNTER, Combidiaaat.
AGAINST y4 ~. 81
4 WILLIAM H1IT0M, Defendanf.
= In CHdN[,ER1.. IA,
This day came the Complainant By
i his Counsel, and il appearing 70
the Court that the defendant Is not an in-.
habitant ofthis Commonwealth mis- order
ed that the defendant do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday ia
May next, to answer the compliments
bin, and thata copyofthis 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 mcnthsa snecessively NJ the
door ofthe Court House Of this County.
a Copy. Attest, ssSs ~ :
DAVID HUNTER, c:A.c. Il
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
E1RKERS 4,lTTEED.

NTANYofyo you having very freq6sntk
lNI applied to the subscriber Che be-
ing In the habit of trading TO the North
ward 70 bring covering horse Of the
E,,sopus breed, which you 50 much and
not without just cause admire, he there
fore being induced from interest, as well
as having q natural disposition TO accom-.
modate, has procured one Of thar stock,
which he Eaters himself win please
= tbs noble Horse, called
y Il. ! EUS0PUS- BALL, : VII. !.
Win .tsnd the. ensuing season al the SUBJ
scribees stable in Martinsburg, 1t the
moderate price Of three dollars and bu.
shell Of pats the season, the oats TO be
brought with the mare, Eve dollars for
insurance, and one dollar cash the single
leap. The season 10 begin the first day
Of April and end the middle of July.--
Credit will be given for the money until
the Isl Of April 1905.
Eusopus Ball is q handsome dark bay,
tenyears old ;his spring, he is sixteen and
anhaif hands high, with bone and body
IN proportion, and is as well calculated
for the draft as any horse in the state Of
Virginia. The public win please to ex-
cnse me for emitting bis pedigree, a; I
conceive Il unnecessary, relying on their
sufficient knowledge and acq1aiptance
with the breed and servicesof those va.
liable Kind Of horses--without this, his
form sioAs, win Be Sufficient 10 recon,
mend him. - re
WILLIAM MAcKEY, iur.
February 8, isos. I,.El
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-13
TSMe Inaabitdat. Of Berkeley County,
March r. 1904.

Tothe Inhabitants Of Berkeley County,
~ FELLOW CITIZENS, {. -: ;
( a GREEABLE to the request Of a
"A number of my friends, offer my
self as 4 candidate at the nextelection, to
represent, you in the General As. 4'nbiy
/ of this Commonwealth and am, with
due regard TO your interests, ss:.. !. !.
~.- Your most obedient servant, :,
/ E. MATTHEW RANSoNE. l.
March 2, 1904. =- -, a. :. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
Ffom he PonT FoIto.
THE POINTED RpIGRAM.


AZ Eaton BOY, Who did not want forvit,
n careIsss hsste lis exercise had wit,
Hewaars YOU, block head quoth the mas
ter, bring. is
Al epigram % me thar has no sting
Pray, Sir, forgive ne, says the youth this
once, q h 4.
Anothrr time you shaIl not can me Ounce.
Al wasp, nextday, the dext'rous strip
ling caught,
And, wrap, dinpapef 10 hismasterbro't;
'What have youhere !! he pnrblind doctor
t3s cries,
a epigrsm, good sir, he BOY replies.
An epigrzml remembor what youhring,
You know what follows fin has no sting.
He said when quickly BY the paining
smart, - Y v " 30 5s-s,I
BE found ihs rogue had NOT forgot The
dart!
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
FOR SALE.

NALL be offered for sale ii public
w yendue, on the lst day Of March
1904, q 10 O'Clock, on the premises. !
large and commodious GRIST MILL.
with apair Of French Burrs and 4 pair al
country Stones, Eve Boiting Clothes.
with Boiling Machines worked by Va.
ter; the Min has the advantage Of Is
feet fall Of water ON the same lot. an
under one root, is a Dwelling House.
consistingof three Rooms below STAIR
and 4 Store- Room, with an excellen,
Cellar. the Lot on which the buildings
stand is very fertile, situate in Shep-
herds Town, Jefferson County. and
supplied wi,ha never failing stream Of
water and . good settlement where she i
continually furnished with an extensive
run Of custom. Alsoin the same Town.
aLOT with Stone House thereon with
arun ofwater passing through the Lot.
and is eonvenient either for q Store ar
Tan-Yard lying and being in the Main
Street. The premises will be sold to-
gsthsr or separate rs may best suit the
purchaser or purchasers. The terms
will be made known on the day Of sac.
An Indispensable tide free, from incurn-
brance Willie given. NJ ...s...
ELIZABETH STILLY. Ad;n,x:
ShePherd'aT Town. January 20, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
TIE sRts criber ,lIns iitst dd.iea sekisJev-
ner stock, dconside rable qnaatify 81
Dry Goods 6 Gro.
IN !, E g g s. Efss Ii
ceres

Which firm 4 very camp Ice Assertmenf.
~ He requests 81 persons indebted
TO him BY Bond or Note 10 make immedi-5
ate payment. Those who have open
Acconafs with him will please come for.
ward and close them He win take
Merchantable Wheat, Rye or Corn, and
allow the highest price for al debts due.
! WILLIAM RIDDLE.
I Martinsburg, February 8, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17

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Eusopns breed, which you 80 much land
not without Just cause) admire. he there.
fore being induced from interest, AZ well
As having anatural disposition TO accom-
modates hasPFoeaFed one fthat stock,
which be Hatters himself win please.
This nebie Horse, called IS. ss<
EIlS0P US Ball,
Win stand the ensuing season at the sub
scribers stable ia MartinsburE, ut the
moderate price ofthree dollars and a bu-
shel Of oats the season, the oats to be,
brought with the mare, Eve dollars for
insurance, and one dollar cash the single
leap, The season to begin the first day
Of April and end the middle Of July
Credit viii be given for the money until
the Let of April 1905.
Ehsopus Ball is q handsome dark bay,
ten year, old this spring, he IS sixteen and
an half hands high, with bone and body
In proportion, and is as well calculated
for the draft Is any horse in the state Of
Virginia. The public win please TO ex-
cuse me for emitting his pedigree, as I
conceive 1t unnecessary, relying on their
sufficient knowledge and acquaintance
with the breed and services Of those va
luable kind Of horses-wi,hout this, his
form alone, win be sufficient TO recom-
mend him. 81 j. s.4ss s al. N /.
WILLIAM MAcKEY, jul.
Febr.iaryt3, 1901. .-ssss NO. [t.E1
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