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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
!. April 81, 1905.
/ To an 1paam it may Concern.

Whereas, I find ii has been reported,
thai Mr. Joel Ward directed me some
year ago to pack midiings among the
aqlr, that was sent to the public market,
which .repor. I do hereby deny, and do
pronounce it to be false and malicious, T
DO also deny that ever knew Mr. Ward
to@pack or mix corn meal amongst his
merchant -four nor any mixture that ape
peared like fraud, so far from his direct
ing me to pack midlings or corn meal,
that Ne has very often cautioned me to be
particular in making good -four, as the
expense Of halling barrel Of good aoar,
would be no more than barrel of bad.
I do certify tina. The above statement IS
true. and any thing that l may have said
to the contrary heretofore, was only to
excuse myself for charges Of a similar
kind. Given under my hand this 2oth
day of April, 1905. .f, i II. : :
GEORGE WRIGHT.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
IWHoIr No. ass.l

dustriously. know nothing against
his honesty since he came to me the last
time but Mr.. Kelly's account of the
barrel Of four. l took him knowing
him to be m excellent miller, expecting
not TO have i in my power TO be con-
stantly in the mill myself, and thought
him pretty well punished for the mi4llsag-
business ! txperted him TO be useful
both to the public and myself, and not TO
commit fraud. .zzs=-
With whist bss been said, and The fol-
lowing esrlissates, win cheerIaily SUBJ
init to the eas1aent Of an impartial
public, concerning midIags, corn meGt,
= 4 JOEL war;.
April 2f, 1900. = =
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I TO BE LET,

And possession given Immediately,
THE House and Lot lately occupi-
L ed by J. Alburtis, situate in the
main street, Martinsburg the House
is well finished, has 4 rooms below and
5 above stairs, with a good Kitchen, a
spacious Garrett, 2 dry Cellars, conve-
nient Stable, and an excellent Garden
well enclosed, and is in every respect well
calculated for any kind ofpublic business.
For terms apply to Robert Cockburn or
J.AIburtis. = F>''--
April 6, 1904. a-s: -, .*,-1&,
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TO THE PUBLE.

FIND number Of busy bodies in
L quest Of something to injure my cha
raeter, q far as they have any know
ledge of It. Poor creatures I pity them.
They have laboured hard and gained but
little. I feel sorry for those whose ma
lice frequently overcome their senses 50
far a. 10 make them mistake q. shadow
for substance. ! have been charged
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
FOR SALE,

A SMALL tract or parcel Of L AND,
IA situate in Berkeley County, con-
tanning about forty acres. whereon the
Poor House stands, adjoining the land
Whereona Joseph Minginna now lives,
and about half mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A proportionable part Of said
land is cleared and under tolerahle good
fence, and more may be cleared, some
Meadow made and more may be made,
the Buildings are one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor
! House "a large building Meat House
and Spring House Gan built with hewed
logs) Stable and Oven, q farther de-
scriPtion is Thought unnecessary, Il be-
ing presumed no person win become !
purchaser, without previously viewing
the property; Cornelius Kelly, manage
er 1t the Poor-H House win shew the land.
The terms Of sale may be known by ap.
plying to said Kelly, or to either Of the
1 subscribers, zF.,st Il -sa..z
JOEL WARD, z4li 4
q %.. :. JOSEPH FOREMAN,
, 7. i r. EDWARD BEESON, q
Commissioner.
December i6. 1905. 81 r. k<t7frf
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Berkeley County, s.. =.
February Court, 1904.
William Hill, Complainant.

/ Wliiam Hhi, IoR.Pt0sn0nt. 49,.
against :. 80: -
John Thornton, Augustine Washing
ton and Samual Washington, heirs of
Thornton Washington, decd, John
Bate and James Smally Bate, Def'ts.
u.s. ~ lii CHANGERY.> =
THE Defendants, John Thornton, Au-
CUISINE Washington and Samuel WASH
ington, heirs Of Thornton Washington,
DEED. John Bate and lanes Snially
Bate, not having entered their appear
afce agreeable to an act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court, that
they are nor inhabitants Of this Common
wealth, on the motion of the complain.
ant by his Counsel, il is ordered that the
said defendants do appear here On the
Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next, to answer the bill Of the COM
plainant, and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted In the Berkeley
and Jefferson Intelligencer, for two
months successfully, and published at
the door of the Court House of the said
County. - 49,. s~--- ..-~:
A Copy. Il
Teste. ---- <
DAVID HUNTER, c. re.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
GEORGE WRIGHT.
attest, 90.
PHINEHAS GARB.

/ do hereby certify that I have lived
with Mr.. Joel Ward number OF years,
during which time have been well ac-
quainted with the manner in which he
has conducted his mill, and | have
no reason to hsiievs slsrr MIR. Ward ei-
Their directed my fa,hs,, or knew Of mid
hngs being put into the Aonr barrels un-
til word came from Alexandria, of the
-four being reduced on account Of it. I
have lived with the said Ward 4 wears
the I'd day Of May next, during which
time have had the manage me- nt Of his
mill in his absence, and have been cons
slant hand the whole time with him, and
do further certify, that in the course of
that time, Mr.. Ward never minated
anything to me like packing midlings
with -four. or mixing corn meal, or any
mixture whatever that h. Always ap-
deared to me to DC the strHt iustire
when working in the mill himself, and
order ed me verv frequsntlv by no means
to suffer any innrnper conduct carried
on in the mill in his absence. Given
under my hand, this 2eeh das=ss April,
1904. -" $685. - :,
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~Bsrkelev.C eaats,ss-

Berkeley Ceaassy S. :, :. = =: ::
+ -. Personally appeared before
me, a Justice of the Peace for the said
county, George Wright & Philip Wright,
aud made oath that the above certificates,
signed by them, contain the ruth. Gi-
ven under'my hand, this Esd day Of A
pril, 1904. -. :. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
PHILIP WRIGHT
Attest,
FRANCIS SILVER.

lido hereby certify that I some time
ago bought a barrel of Flour Of MIR.
Joel Ward, which had in It small qran-
-tity of a coarser kind Of meal, of which
j informed Mr.. Ward in some short
time af,er-v-on hearing il his eounte.
nance appeared to me that he kneW- no
thing Of it. He asked IL the Flour was
used, and if not that he would exchange
it, he also wished I bad brought him
sample of the course stuff, so that he
could End out who packed il. Given
under my hand, this 18th day Of April,
1906. &* .s,v. AZ
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
:. February Court, 1904.
Philip Stout, Complainant,
= - ,x,sr
0.n Een,.r n.E.uH,,,p =

: ,~ George Hoffman,. Defendant.
= In cHANCERT.
THIS day came the Complainant BY
j. his Counsel, and itappearing to the
Court that the Defendant, George HoG-
man, isnot an inhabitant of this Com
monwealth, it is ordered that the De
PENDANT do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in May
next, to answer the. Complainant bill,
and that a copy of:this order be- forth
withpublished for two months success.
sively in the Berkeley and jefferson In
teiHgencer, and also be postedup for two
ENTHUSIASTICALLY nj tha door Of the
Court House Of this County. T.,
+ A Copy. Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, c.n.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
Berkeley County, IS. =
February Court, 1904.
William Rush, Complainant,

FEBRUARY Nouft, ISo%.
William Rush, CantpLainanf,.
against ~
Elizabeth Under, Jacob Linder, Ann
Linder, Joseph Linder, Mary Lin
der, Nathaniel Linder. James Under
and George Lindef, children and
heirs atlaw, of Jacob Linder, decd,
= Defendants. " :
- ~ H. CHANCERE.
THE Defendants not having entsred
their appearance agreeable to an act of
assembly and the rules of this court, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of this
court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this commonwealth, on the motion of
the complainant BY his counsel, it is or
dered that the said defendants do appear
shere on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in May next, and answer tihe
bill of the complainant, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in The
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer, for
two months successfully, and published
1t the door of the court house Of. said
County. .~, -.~ ..> i
A Copy: $3.50. - !
; II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27
CORNELIUS KELLY.

It being thought advisable by some Of
nav friends, to have 6. and P. Wright's
oath annexed 10 their certificates in
compliance witk which have had them
sworn. + d 2@S@ II, -: .s
49, I. WARD. D.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-04-27

DAVID HUNTER, c. =. Z.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
LONDON, JUNE E

~. LONDON, JUNE 6.
On the 9TH inf the grand Judge, with the
ienator Fouche arrived about eleven o'clock in
the morning, at the temple, and Pichegru was,
for the Ian tins, carried from his dungeon.
The grand judge ihewed him pardon, Ggncd
w Aanebe fealed by the feal of itate, and iigned
Bonaparte, and Ma,et, tecretary of fate. lie
Offered to deliver il over to him, and to order
his releaie Immediately, if he only would iign a
declaration, and afterwards appear before the
tribunal as evidence, inculpat,ng Moreau in
The plot TO murder the hrA Conful, and to re-
ftore Louis XVIII Pichegru anfwcred then,
as before" Garry me il YOU ebos;e, to be t6ot,
or b. guiilstnsa, bit AaA die, as kave KVll, an
bsnef man, and true patriot"
determined. His firf confinement was in the
A6bey pflor, afterwards in La Fnee, and iincc
the 9Th of March, in the temple. In all thcle
priions. he never was left a moment alone, but
chained hands and feet except at his meals.
Gens-d 'armes were prefent, day and right, in
the dungeon knowing, from the moment that
he was arreited, that nothing could be proved
sgainft him., and fearing that potion might be
administered to him, he refufed TO eat of any
diff his jailer did nor tate in his prefencc. His
.iait upper was roaited fowl, and iallad, and
the jailor ate of both. Before he had done,
he received ALLOW over the wound he had IN
the head fromthe day Of his arreit, which brought
him 40 the ground, and in this petition he was
ltransled |; fome fay by the Grf confuls favor
tic Mamelukc, Roltan, others BY the two gems
darn,es in his dungeon who report Jays, h.tc
both hnce Disappeared, fuch was the end of this
republican general. who organized victory in
the camp of The French republicans, who added
brabanr and Holland to the conqueiss of France,
and to whole Victories france is indebted for
having her frontiers extended to the Rhine
Theie, lean allure you, are the particulars
OF the prelcnt common topic of conversation
here and are believed the true details of the end
OF this unfortunate warrior, who is more re-
gretred than Moreau is pitied. Two other prii.
oners in the temple deItroyed themfslves halt
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09

the fef,timcnts OF the American people. altilo.
it is doubted they are faithful REPRESENTATIVES d
your executive. The intereits Of America, aali3
,rear Britain are deeply concerned III contis-
uapce of their friendthip but thonld tie pfef-~
mt war be prolonged and fhould your pfutf- -
ent executive hold his Gtuation, do not for-
Zee po!Iibility of avoiding arupture between tie
TWO countries for contumely and inhllts ar.
what no Britiih mniItry can bear, and Gefess
their places. --rhe fprit of the nation viii r:
routed at the foul indignity offered to their Kib1g
and his nnilters and they would drive f6brl1s
their places any mThifry who fhould refuie Is
Toe the organ and inisrument of general refelss--
ment.
The conduit Of Mr.. Livinsacn, at the ccno1Y;
,of France, in ianctioning by his official aifG Xse
Ito the communication of ra,ieyrand, the atttI soo
icious oulumnies fabricated againit this County,
by tfGprctended letters of Wr. Drake, has hbi f1S
duced fenfation here among al clafes and p alf-
ties which am concerned to obferve, but cln--
mot dlapprove. That Mr.. Drake had f5r11s
intercoufe with the interior of France, taiefYee
can be no doubt-no perion denies il. and nn20ns s
can be iurpr,ied at it. But that Mr. Drake
had any connection with any confpirators, W,hiccc
Iobiets was the aha!lination Of Bona,ar,c:, 2T
that he wrote the letters now pubsiihed as hfi,.
is an ak.slute faljets5d-and it is of a piece Esh
a thoufand fabricasons which Bonaparte ana
the predeceHors of Bopaparte in the calami,,oos
courie of the French revolution, have praGifed.
he condua Of Mr.. Livingston admits Of no *.
cuie, as he has departed from the ufual form Of
official communication, to crafty his own fesc
ings, and Offer inlultto Great Britairi-ahd tfi.s
has beea the more noticed becautc it has Eesn
conhdered as a difcovery of the fentincnts e
himfsif and the executive he reprelents. In Re-
gard to Mr.. Munroe's mode Of conducting bah-
neis, | formally wrote you, and as the paa
and his prediction to France (even in preffcf.
ence to this country, and to his official duty.
when an ambafador) are well known, you can.
not be tnrprzed at any thing unconciliatory ,3F
even oEcniiye which he may have done in this
country What this viii produce may be ea.-
lily foreieen. But infuIt and indgnity are iisi:
dom forgotten; and they are never forgivea
when afforded toa party embarraned, and at thK
moment unable to refenr thern.'
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=. = r. - l. Z .
The aayes in the Rates, and proportions G:
ftates, which voted for Mr.. + dams, amount 70
JiS,34s-equal to Two Electors, ard .nail
frat ton but which does net amount 70 pro-
portion of the fraction over Fifteen Electors.
Dedu6fipg theie two from Mr.. ,Adams's votes,
there will be left gore mare than majority
. The 0aves il the itates, and proportions of
ftates, which voted for Mr.. Jeferfon, amouht'to
|7So,4s4- equal to THiRTgEN Electors |; aud a
large fraction. Dedutting thele from the votes
given 70 Mr.. Jcfcrfon, and his total will be 90 !;
Two THAN majority.
Ibeieve thefe to be fat3s. They fpeakloud-
~, They proclaim that JoHN ADAMS, at the
latt choice was elected Preiidens of the United
States: by the .FREEMEN of the United
STATES end that, notwithstanding this fact,
by the influence Of the votes of gaves, THoM-
AS JEFFERSON was declared elected Prs6denr
Let the Frcemen of Maaachuietts think Of
thefe things and let them fay, if they ought
to be 70. II Aassa4baseRs Fatn,ey.
Eser, June IS, 1894
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Portland G0Setfe.
MONDAY. JULY $, 1904.

LATEST FROM ENGI.AND.-O On Thnrlday night la,
arrived at Bottom, flip Merchant, Capt Curtis of this port
from Liverpool, with London dates May 10
On the 9TH in the Houfe of commons, Mf:
Ro!e faid, am authorized to fate, that
member of shis houfe has perionally, recsiveo
bis majefty's command to lay before him plss
OF new administration for his confederation.
The member alluded TO was undoubtedly M;
titt. The change Of miniters is certain, ouI
there are variousreports astoshe perfons whoH'
10 oompoc the next Administration. BY lome
eHPreiiions which dropped from Mr.. Fox, it ap-
pears he does not expect to b. included in the
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09
CHEErHAM.

: A correspondent is of opinion that Mr.. Cheet-
ham, notwithstanding his fatirical advertife-
mcnr, will not fell " the citabliinmcnt of the
american citizen and republican zyateb to~er," at
this time. 1t is faid that the arfocratic iunto,
alarmed by the propofal, have made great exer-
tons 70 retain and to rscoTnpencc him.. He is
acquainted with all their fecrcts, and under
fands ali their views behdes, he has long and
faithfully ferved them. To lofe him, there
fore would make on. Of them tremblc, left
their articles and dcEgns might be difclofed.--
Mr.. c. knows the men, and iii what way beit
to manage them. BALKAN, though he refuled
at hrf the rewards of Balak, if he would come
and carfe iirael, yet confented afterwards to 60
Since the eitabliihment has been deliberately
and publicly offered Cor ia.c and threat CIV
en- to expoie certain g political fcounorels
wearing the garb Of .repubicanifm, it IS no,
leen how the execution can be delayed, or tina.
the carts Of an ableed;ror can any iatsfaetory
execute If, however, thofe now in power are a.
much frightened as is iaid, their purles will be
opened, and Mr.. chectham's virtues will b:
powerfully aiiailed.-Nssv,ork fapey.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09

It was tronsly reported tPar;s, at the date
Of the lait letters, that the two Polignaes, ane
the Count dc .Rochefoucanlr, have died in priion
CYbe jail f:ve, IN Pa,is has become an fpideaui'
rs .fnlai as TIE pSJlSn Of 3aa:]
The trit coniui is fated to have recent
iy declared, in a circle of private friends, thai
he was glad 70 find char Moreau was not ic
culpablc as It was at Aft fuPpoftd.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09

70 chooft FIFTEEN Electors; and their influence
was felt by The lsit choice.
In that choice the whole number of electors
was aS-7o making choice. Deducting the
above 5 negro votes, the whole number would
have been i231of which o. would have been
choice.
The votes for PRECEDENT, in the !feveral ftates,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09
NEwBURYfoRT, 1uIT ..

/. = - NEwBURYPoaT, JuIT 4.
Since DR. Cutler has given notice of his i..s
[tention to retire from public life, we have Zee
a iimilar notice of Mr. Huget, Of South Carolina;
accompanied with an addrefs to his conlfituents
which addrels, the editor of the Charleilon Coufr-
Ter, obfeIvc3-" may be ccnGdered as one more
toll OF the pasing bell, for the fspulchre of yoE
contitutonal rights. Though he ftudioufly a.
vo'ds to exprcis it, we can difcern the forrox
and defpondeEce of the true patriot, who De.
ciines acting in public capacity, becaule IN
fuch times, he. defrairs of producing BY his
efforts. any faiutary effect, and who thinks thaE
/" the itare of things at the pretent mornens.
neither invite, nor are favorable to ufeful ana
dilPati.onae dicuilions. That /" the public mind
has been sufficiently agitated, and continues ihlf
more than tutlciently itimulased, and rcquircs
time to cool down, and forbearance, rather thai
eHe'sem snt and therefore refrahs from fas-
lng" Jingle word on the many and various III.
cidents which have occurred Gnce he was al
actor in the political drama From Mr. Hug
t rs add'eis, every citizen Of common fenfe may
conjecture what they are likely to lofe BY hls
retirement. One after another, in public fuc;.
eeihon, our real patriots retire in defpair and
disuit, and leave their places to be. filed ~
tno'e men who alone are,worthy of fuch times.
Thus
Star after Star u hidden from cur fight,
And allis darknefs and eternal night
AnEngliih gentleman has lately been making
experiments, in order to afcertain whether is
might be practicable to erect telegraphs to hold
correspondence between Scotland and Ireland;
and is iatisfed that it can be done; and that the
oett adapted places TO communicate with eask
other are Portpatrick and Donaghadce light
hoofe. He can, with the fame facility, conserie
aerois the channel.by night as by day.
+ Mr.. Philips, bookseller, of ST.. Paul's church
yard, London, has given the Hon. BLURRED
Wilmington fifteen hundred guineas for the
Engiih copy right Of the life of his iluAricus
uncle compiled from his own manufcripts Sew
enty thouiand dollars were given for the Amer
lean Copyright LII was intended that the
work ihould appear in both countries on the
18th of May.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09

night, BY cutting their veins with tts g'2E o
the window, and if the remainder are not iude
ed ioon, no one knows what defpaiI may pro
ducc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09
From the Cen,iuel.
a. MORE OF NEGRO VOTES.

Mr.. RUSSELL,
have lately feen in the papers, great deal
Of fruiiion on the topic of the negro 1aves at
the fouthward; and my. neighbors have fire.
quen,ly inquired my opinion on the iubjea Of
their being reckoned as legal voters This has
Induced me to hook little into the matter and
to oHer the refulr 70 my inquiries for iniertion ;
= IN order, if incorrect, l may be fet right
BY the Genius, taken in 800, find there
were the following numbers of laves in the
hatcs of the union, viz.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09
LITTER

-' IMPORTANT LETTER..
From seu'leSsaa in London to Ri, friend IN Mcc.
1o,k, dated -.1t,I zs, 1904
&c am not altogether at my cafe in relative
fisuation of the government of America and that
of this country. The men employed hy Mr..
Ieferfon are completely hottie in their wiihes,
and indecent and violent in their conduct to-
warris TINS country. Our minttry, in CON p.i-
ance with the general with of the nation, have
been moderate in their language and forbearing
in their conduct, under circumstances which
would have authorized capitalization ana julti-
fed refentment. Mr.. Munroe and Mr.. Liv-
ingGon, are known, and il is believed they fpeak
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-09

Agrecaby to the contribution as undevifand
il, Representatives. and direct taxes are to be APP
portioncd among the feveral itates, according to
their REFLECTIVE numbers, which fhai be deter
mined by adding to the whole number of pshs
pcftons. including thofe bound to feryice for
term OF years, and excluding Indians no, taxed,
THREE FIFrHs Of all other psrfoiis : meaning,
&aves. Now as hrty-three thoufand free per-
fons are entitled to Oar Rsprysntatiu, it fol-
lows that the holders of rIErY-FIve thoufand
Aaves, ar. Untitled from that property alto to
chute One Rep'sfntative EXTRA. Dividing
then the above total of 374,77o,s by $4,000,
.we ihaIl find, that the holders of thefe Negroes
fend FIFTEEN REPRESENTATIVES, to congrefs /;
and within fmall fraction of SIXTEEN. In
the choice of Preident of the u. States thew al
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-01
Ten Doiia9-s Reward.
Adjourned.

y UN away from the subscriber on the night
II OF the 18Th instant. negro boy by the name
OF IALK, about Is years old. his Complexion We.
ry black, and when spoken 70 sharply i5 apt to
siammer; he formerly belonged 10 Mr. Lewis
Bur veil dec from whoseestate 1 purchased him /;
has clothing was a short baci; broad cloth Jack
81. corduroy breeches, with shoes and stockings !;
II IS supposed he IS lurking about Richmond. or in
klng Wilian county, where his relations live -
whoever Wi deliver the said boy to me living in
Manchester. or secure him in any jail so that get
him again shall receive the above reward. All
masters Of vessels are forewarned from carrying
the said boy out of the state under the penalty Of
helaw. Div PdTTESOM ;y.
NDrember OF, 1904 ,f