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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02

Brick house IN sad garden, where constant at
tcndan.e will be sivc.s May 90.
~ f5e Governor gf toe eoo,n,0nvralfo u VpS.aiD,
A PROCLAMATION.
NJ HERE AS II is represented 20 the EXecu-
~ tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Rober,
Peirson, confined FIR horse stealing, and Cullen
Demmory confined for murder in the second de
gree, have (the two former for the second time)
escaped from the peniyenyiary. have therefore
thought fit, with the advice the councillor state
TO issue this proclamation, hereby Offering Ie
ward of one hundred dollars for each OF the CON
vitts so escaped. 20 A0y person or persons who
shall apprehend and convey them o. either otthem
~ the penitentary. And do moreover requlre
all officers civil aud military, and eShort the good
people ofthe commonwealth TO use their b. 81 en-
deavorS to apprehend and convey to the pen,en.
tiary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Rober,
Person and Cullen Demm,ry.
Given under my hand wiki the seal Of the COM
Lei S. monweaith annexed at Richmond, this 31st
day OF March, 1904.
Signed, JOHN PiGE.
Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing at
the distria court of Washington, May 1902 born
an the county of Charlotte, 5 feet IL inches high,
II years Oh, far complexion, dark hair ana blue
eyes, has bad counte03nce, and when spoken to
cannot look youin the face.
Robert Person, convicted Of the same offence
1T the district court of the Sweet Springs Oaober
1902; born IN the county of ore, our, feet high,
80 years CID, fair complexion, dark HAIR and blue
eyes, very Thin visage, and has down took also
has the appearances cfbad health
Cullen Den,mory. i dark mu!a,to, convicted Of
murder in the second degree, at the distria court
of Suffolk. Ma, 1907 born in the county of
Southampton, ) feet - inches high, q wears
old, black hair and black eyes. and very thin Wis
&c.
Caldwell and Person made their escape from
the penitentiary tho l6ih OF Spr iaai and were
retaken in the counties Of 9otstour. {. Nashing,
ton, and were both tried for escaping and sen,en.
ced 10 two years additional Confinement; the
former by the distra court of w ashugton in
Sept last, AMI the latter by the distrl court held
It the Swes Springs in on. following
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ROBIN REDBREAST,

a ZINE bay, fifteen and q halfhands high, i'm
ported from England last spring. Will stand
the ensuing season ~ my stable in Chesterfield
county on AppomattoX river. Is miles above Pc
iS' TO cover mares at twenty-five dollars
the season, Tor which notes will be expected, dis
ohargahle by the pa yment of twenty dollars on or
oeiore the irst day of October next ten dollars
the leap to be paid when the mare i, covered, with
one dollar tor each mare TO the groom. Good
ana extensive pasiursge gratis, having nearly one
thousand acrer of high and low land in six differ.
eut enclosures, under strong fences, besides SIEVE
raj c.over lots. The grea;est attention shall be
paid 20 mares lief, IN my care, but Will not be Ia
bic for scciden or escapes
u 9 r Z 4.
ROBIN REDBREAST WAS got by Sir Peter
Teazle, hid lam Wren, by w oodpe oker, hi. grand
dam a5illicn, (Sir Peters damn by Snap, his
g'sat grandam Miss Cleveland, by Reruius, h,s
great great grandam Afidge. by son of Bay Boil
tom Bart'et's Chiders, Honsywood's Arabian,
dam OF me Two True Blues.
Iaken from the general stud book.)
p 4 X + q K N 4 N Il.
In 1900 (the only year he rum at Bri1gnor,h,
june 10, mile heats, - four years old, ne won
the maiden plate. beating Ar. Days Raginer, by
Precipi,ate, and Mr. Cars Prospect.
The next day, At the same place. 4 mile heats,
he came IN first and first but lost race for the
want OF . few ounces in weight the last heat.
FA' HsW-NSsbe July ou, lie W IN the members
purse OF < So 4mile meats, beating Mr. Il la cison g
Irumpa'or, distancing Sir'T Mostyn's Hedera
At Nantwich, July 10 he won the town purse
of <, so, beating Mr Smiths Sultan, and distan-
eng Sir 7 MoStyn's Hedera
AT Warwick Sep. 2, he won his maiesty's
plate OF 100 gninea. mile heats beating Lord
Donegali's Fusleman, and dis,anc,ng Mr. Tha,m's
Marquis
lie won the purse at Li;chfeld, Sept. H. 4
mile heats, beating Lord Donesaiis b. h. by
Pot6o's, ard djStancing MIR Brooke's Baron Nile,
Lord Oxford's Victoria AMI Mir Coxe's Cocoa
Tree. lie was never beaten mile heats except
a. Hudgnorth, "a above stated where. although
1t was given against him, it was evident that he
vas much The best horse
THOMAS GOODE.
March 1st 1904. 8
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IN consequence # ne time it will require to
4 arrange Zee Books 20 shew the balances re-
naming due 10 the |ub-crIbers 70 the Bank Of
Virginia who have not OBJ aimed the full number
&C shares for which they subscribed, the com.
mi5si0ue ) for Rich oud think i, necessary ts
inform TIE concerned that they exped the books
will be fully arranged by the 1lth June, after
which lime, all TO " ON balances may remain
due, viii be paid on application but it will he
necessary that they appear in person, or grant
proper authorities 10 agents for that pspose.
b. ovdey gf nee Board,
E.CARRINGTON, Chairman.
Richmond, May IS 1904
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republication OF useful " orks, while i, gives an
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and to this The publishers OF the present work
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10 F,

For sale at the Falling Garden. Apply at the
Brick house in sad garden, where constant at
Tendance will he gives. May 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02

IN The beginning ofthe year 1903 Anthony TER
4 ner and Thomas Turner executed bond or bill
TO Judith C. H. semPi- COR iyty doilats p4yabls
Oil the 1S;h Dee. snfuipg, for the hue of Daniel;
at or about the fame time Tboma, Turner and
Anthony Turner executed bond or bin 20 fsid
Seuple for So dollars, payable at ihe fsme time.
for the lire OF Peter. Thefc two obligation. have
been ot. rea'oHsble reward will be raid 20
any perlon who may have 'ound them, on delivery
70 he ubforiber, who hsret forewarns ali perlons
from taking receiving .'her Of them.
CARY WILKINSON.
Charles CITY, May 76 1904 3w
HEJE are happy 70 obferve that the difpute
w which has fOne TING existed between
N1eiTrs. Thomas rab5 Of 2 uein county, Edward
Randolph Of Charlie City county asd William
Randolph, Jun. OF Snrry county, has seen b. the
Interpolation OF the f1bieribsrs hnnoraby accom-
modated CHfFLES II GPIVES.
WILLIAM ARCHER.
Swyy CowfJou'e, M 2sfb, 1904 %
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
BY Authority.
Scheme Of a Lottery.
To BUILD AN ACADEMY IN THE CITY OF
RICHMoND.

Prize--last drawn ticket. having
blank to its number, 10000
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WeHty D9HurS Reward.

CTRAYED from the subscriberthe 18th Aprii
- last, TWO MARES, ono Of them dar,
bay with little white in her forehead under her
foretop. with dark streak from her main to her
tell, with ring round the upperpart other rght
hind hoof, resembling founder, no brand as
remember, about seven or eight years old
The other a 5orrel, about four feet nre or ten
inches high, FIVE years old this spring, with some
saddle spots and some white hairs MIKE al over
her, very short neck and full eyes, no brand that
I remember. They were seen at Mr.. Noes
Tredway, ir's. in Powhstan county: the bav
mare was raised near Bedford courthouse, and
eVpea she will try 70 get there again. Whoever
delivers the above mares TO John Baker, irspec-
tor at Manchester warehouse, or TO ne, shall re,
ceiye the above reward. \
ARMSTREAT sRUSE.
Chesterfield county, nsar Man.
chester, Nay II, 1906, VS.
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1T a Court continued and heid for .1lbeniarIe
county, the seUenM day Of February, 1904.
Charles l. Lewis, pltf.
Against In
Elizabeth Henderson and Charles Chancery.
Henderson, defts
o. the motion Of the plaintiff BY his attorney,
- is ordered, by the court. that the slaves of
'zsbeth henderson he attached and tho said
slaves are TO he kept by tho sheriff until the defen-
dsnt or his agent give bond and security in the
penalty of two thousand dollars to be approved Of
BY the sheriff with condition that the defendant
Elizabeth Henderson perform and abide by the
decree of this court to be hereafter pronounced
in this cause, and if the defendant or her a p MT
fail togve such ~urity, that the sheriff still de-
'aIn said slaves. auo Ike report TO The next court
in order Tor further decree.
a copy-Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
BURR MILESTONE
M4WYTFfCTORY.

MlWUF.fCIORY
THE subscriber takes this mode Of returning his
thanks TO his former patrons, and informing the
public IN general, that he has tby desire of his
friends) re commenced the ~ MANUFACTURE
ING Of BURR MILL-STONES , and having
furnished himself with supply of the best ma
rerial5, and having had sixteen yesrs experience
I'm the business, IN Baltimore. Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes to be able to give satisfa aion
TO his employers.
The stone. he will warrant to be as good rs a
ny in the United States.
Amy orders left with Capt, WILLIAM Pm
MOCK, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM CHANGERS,
Stanton; Mr.. VILLAS HAY, Wythe couaty :,
or Mr.. RonERr MoonE. Petersburg, shall be du
ly attended 70, and country produce received in
payment, az the customary prices.
N-Ja TWO APPREN IICES will be taken
20 the above business, and shcrt time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond ian. 10Th 1908. Of
NIB TOR SALE, PLASTER ofPARIS,
In stone or ground, for the improvement ofiand,
with directions for the use thereof.
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hrs: drawn ticket after 1000
having a hlank To its nn.,.her o
10000

$4,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
n. ID. Prlzes su6isa to deduction of Is per
cent.
This lottery mas bean authorized by the Legis-
lature Of Virginia, for the laudable purpose of e.
reetinG seminary of leaning in or near the me-
tropos OF this state. With this view, II is con.
templa,odo raise 90 600 dollars, and 3 500 dolIars
in addition, for defrayms the expenses attendan,
ON drawing the lottery. Citizens OF the first Ie.
speetabi'ity have been selected rs trustees, and
they have pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
eNerIions - carry it into effect. The scheme has
the advantage Of giving to each adventurer, 4
Chance for some very large prizes whilst the pro-
p3rtion of prizes blanks is so grea as TO invite
the friends Of Jhe intended institution TO par,ake
III the lottery, with very little risk OF rheir becom
ing losers The treasurer Oh The syate is 10 be ap.
pointed 20 receive the money for the tickets u.
they are sold, and 20 pay the amount of the pri-
zes 10 the fortunate a5veuturers II is believed
thar the above considerations will induce rapid
sale Of tickets, and tne drawing will commence a.
soon rs 4 sufficient number shall be sod TO autho-
ri2e it--which 1t is beeY I'd will ne on the second
Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
- TICKETS TO be had of Robert Pollard,
Do9 John Brockenbrough, jr. VIM. Price, (Keg
Samuel peasants, ir. and William Prichard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02

Sal IV(tinson is about q peayg of age uszva, ds
Of SIS: feet bg5, end large Proportion, Ll dark
redbair. w5icb be comw94y keebs tied ,e5,g5 it is
not Ueyp long, and ,as some eciles in 5;s face;
be soa5 cLof3ea in 5le roundabout q b{us sisrfout
ncGrh aev, svfs 9an.z!ooas Of olive csired veivet
or fancy cord an .5in summer Svaistcoat but not
Particularly ye-2itcte4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-02
VIRGINIA:
III a Superior Court of

1T a superior Court of
cAanee'y, holden in Rtehmond, Dfare6
The l2th, 1904.
BETWEEN
Price and Sanddge of the city of Richmond
AND plaintiffs. y
Alexander S. Outlaw, junior and Alexander
Outlaw, senior, defendants
NIX defendants not having entered their ap-
pearanee and given security accor ing to the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court, and
It appearing to the satisfaction of he cours ssat
they are not inhabitants ofthis country Oh he
motion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel 1t is orr
Gere9, that the said defendants do appear here IN
the FIRST day of the next September term, and an
Swer the bill ofthe Plaintiffs and that a copy Of
thls order be forthwith inserted in some newspas
per IN the city Of Richmond for TWO months sue
ee'svey, and posted the front door of the capi-
tol in ths said city.
II Copy,
Teste,
P. T1NSLEY, g, 6.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
TAKE NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber, having pressing
j calls for Money, earnestly solicits
an persons indebted to him, to come for
ward Immediately and discharge uhate-
yer may be due.--When his customers
take into consideration the length Of time
many Of them have been indebted, and
the use he constantly has for Cash, to
meet the claims on him, 70 answer tho
callsof his family, as weiias 10 keep up tho
Assortment Of articles necessary IN his
practice, he doubts not bat they win
eheerfully pay up what maybe due. Per-
sons failing to comply with this notice
need expect no longer indulgence, As he
is positively determined to make the
most speedy collection. = 49, !
He wishes to take D. IN APPREN.
TICE q young man from - 10 Is years
OF age, Of nnexssp,iouable character and
who can come well recommended. s.
N. B. He continues % gives ereditof
from 6 TO l2 months 10 good persons, for
his attendance IN the practice Of Physie,
&c. Articles in the Apothecaies linz
must be paid fnr when delivered.
JACOB r. HARRIS. =
! Martinsburg, February 5, 1904
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TAKE NOTICE.

IA IL those who purchased properly
e At the sale Of the effects belonging 10
the Estate Of MIR. Toseph PARA, deed,
win please take notice that their respec-
tive Obligations were due on the 10Th Of
January last, and ifnot discharged on Or
before the first day Of May next, viii be
put into the hands ofan Attorney for col
lection.-All those who have claims y
gainst said estate are desired to bring
them in Immediately for payment to
6 WILLIAM WILSON, acting Adm.
for the Esiase IF foseph Ratk, dec.
Garrard 3. Town, Berkeley - Tilt
geapty, February % 1904 ftow.l
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November Court, lsos.
December i6, 1908.

2 November Court, 1so2.
BERKELEY CoUsTY, IS. /: i - = =. ?
William Stiles, Complainant, s.
= : AGAINST So g
John Fleece and Mary his Wife, Def'fs.
- -, L II Ii CHANCER1, i
THIS day came the Complainantb BY
i his Counsel, and Il appearing 70
the Court that the defendants are not in-
habi.ants Of this Commonwealth, tits orr
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 acopy ofthis order be.
forthwith inserted n the Berkeley and
Jefferson lntelligencer and continued for
two months slccessively, and also be-
posted up Cor. two months snecessiyely
al the door Of the Court House 81 tLis
County. I, -: ~. !. p s { :, . 80
A Copy. Attest, .5G. s..4-5 z.
L J.. DAVID HUNTER, csc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
THIS day is dissolved. by mutual

THIS day is dissolved, by mutual
/ consent. the co-partnership Of TO-
,seph Miller and Alexander Miller, who
have for some TIME been trading, SC.
underline firm Of Joseph g ALenandtr
MiiIer.--An persons indebted TO them
are requested to come forward imunedi-
a,ely and pay of their respective balan-
ees to Alexander Miller, who is fully
authorised to receive all debts due the
concern likewise, to settle and pay any
debts due by them. Those who fail to
comply with this notice, may expect to
be dealt withas the law directs. -
= JOSEPH MILLER,
T.. ALEXANDER MILLER.
March I, 1905. ....-T -. s- J
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Il rahcbit Tract sf LAND Far Sale

ITO be sold the plantation whereon I
now live, containing 49, acres, ".
ing and being in the County OF Jefferson,
State Of Virginia, within miles Of Shep-
herds Town, I from Potosnaek River,
7Sfrom Baltimore, 60 from the Federal
CITY, and 20 from Alexandria, (producs
NAV be taken down hv water 10 either Of
the larerp'aces.9 There are on the pre-
misses good Dwelling Houses and We.
rylarse square log Barn, 2 never fail
ing Springs, with a good stone Syring
House. Near one half OF this Land IS
cleared. the other half elothed with very
valuable Timber; there are 5 valuable
Apple Orchards, IL acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made /;
the soil is equal if not preferable to any
IN Jefferson County. s'@--ss 80
dlsa dzaother. Tract Of first rate Land,
containing i76f Ia. acres, adioining
the Aforesaid tract On this tract are q
rood House and Barn, = never failing
We'll near the house and good young
Apple Orchard; about ne half Of this
tract Is cleared, the Other half clothet!
with excellent Timber; the whole can
be easily divided into or 4 Tenenents.
The Terms win be made known BY
the proprietor living on the Land.
JOHN STIPP, sen.
Jefferson County, Deeemberf6. 1908.
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TAKE, NOTICE.

THE subscribe, bcgs leaveto inform
s those who gave their notes at the
sale Of Andrew Bowman, deceased, that
they will become due on the ist inst.
(Marrh. lHe most earnestly re-
qaestsall persons indebted to said estate
10 come forward on or before the 18Th
Of March and discharge their respective
aceounts--sAli who fail 70 comply with
this n0tice.e may depend that the most
speedy and effectlai method wiz be re-
Aorted to h order To- enforce payment
: Those who have claims against said es-
!; tate, are requested to exhibit them pro.
perry attested, as = fnd settlements ot
the estate is immediately intended.
AMOS NICHOLS, Admr.
MARGINS, 1904. Sc.
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February Court, 1904
TOHN HUNTER, Complainant. :
AGAINST
WILLIAM 7LT0E Defendant.
: = -. J.. HfF1N('ERT ID.

THIS day came the Complainant by
/ his Counsel, and. it appearing to
the Court that the DEFENDANTS not an in
habitan. Of this Commonwealth disorder
ed tina, the defendant do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next, to answer the eomplainant's
bill, and tina. h copy ofthis order be forth
with Inserted in the Berkeley and JeHer-
son 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.
A Copy. Attest, !. J.. -. .", g.. =
DAVID HUNTER, CHG.
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ONE cENT.REWARD.

AN away from the subscriber on
K Sunday the 18th Of September
last, a bound girl BY the name Of Ann
Euinrs, between. ! S and 16 years OF age.
Had on when she went away, striped
linsey short gown and Pettieoat, an old
wool hat, &c. SIC. The above reward
will be paid, but no thanks given, tor
returning said runaway. -,
Berkeley County, March 2, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
FARMERS ATTEND.

MANY ofyou havinsvery frrqueh,ly
Nl applied to the subscriber (he be-
ing in ne habit Of trading to the North.
ward) sobring covering horse Of the
Eusopns breed, which YOU so much land
not without just cause admire, he there
fore being induced from interest, n well
as having natural disposition to accom-
modafe, has procured one Of that stock,
whichhe fatters hin,seH viii please. 49,
D.. This nohle Horse, called
EUS0PLlS BALL, : Z, - =
viii ,tead the ensuing season az the sub-
scribcfs stable in Martinshurg, At the
modetate price ofthree dollars and a bu.
shell Of oats the season, the oats TO be
broughs with the mare, Eve dollars foF
INSURANCE., and one dollar cash the single
leap. The season to begin the first day
Of APri and end the, middle of July
Credit win be given for the money until
the lst UT April 1906. - r.. II :.
Eusobns Ball is a handsome dark bay,
ten years old .his spring, he is sixteen and
an half 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-
cuse me for emitting his pedigree, IS I
scosesive 4 1narcessary, relying onshsir
sufficient knowledge and acquaintance
with the breed and services Of those va
luable kind of horses--without this, his
form alone, viii be sufficient to recon-
mead him. a ~ --... .-...~------- +
= = WILLIAM MAcKEY, jur.
February 5, 1sok $3.50 [tf
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NOTICE.

THERE being very great proba-
i bility of the negroes purchased BY
me on the SOth Of September hast, It the
widow Edelen's sale. beingfree. there
fore take this method Of informing the
public, that I am determined NOT 10 pay
the note given for those negroes, until q
final adiustinctt Of the business takes
place, and clear and indisputable title is
given me.
: 4, HUGH v. PATTERSoN.
December9 9, 1905!
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

Formers and Merchants, Tiait NotSers
THAT the Subscriber has got Ia
T il birrs MILL on yOpeqaan, DE
tween three and four miles from Mar
tinsburg) IN complete order for the re-
ception and manufacture of Grains and
that for every hundred bushels Of clean
merchantahle Wheat, weighing opouud
per bashel. brought 10 said Mill, he win
deliver 81 barrels Of Superfne Flour, and
win be responsible fora,he Inspection in
any narkst IN the United States.
He win give the highestpriee IN Cash,
for IHheaf, Rye and Coras
B LEONARD CROW.
Deeember 80. 1906. en-.