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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
MARTINSBURG, Berkeley County,
Ergjnia; Printed and pubEshed by
JOHN ALBURTIS. =
TERMS or THE INTELLIGENcER.

The price efthis Paper is fzUo doiiars
per Gnnunu, one doilayp payable at fhe time
IF subscribing, and one when the year
expires. Distant subscribers pay fer the
whoLe gear in advance. The price IF
Advertisements, to aoa-sabscribers, .
one dollar per square far three rveeks
insertion, and for continuance alfeft that
time rs cent? per tveek Snbscribers 1GH
coafinsetO receiDea di.cfion 81 ens- tsErth
On their advertise 81. u
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
TssSAlL0R'. FAREWELL.

Hark the hollao, that calls us away /!
Tom, lfup 4 bumper in haste
While the ship lies nnmoor,d in the bay,
Letus drink 70 the days that are past.
Let rs drink, Jolly boys, ere we part, !
: To our mates that caronse on the shore,
To the friend whom we lodge in our
To the nymph whom We prize as our
store. =. .s e, M -
Adieu 10 the hut in the vale, .-..:
To the secret recess in the grove ~:
To old Ned, with October so stale -
To Sally, the maid Of my love.
To the Joys Of the feast and the glass,
Where beauty displays an her charms
To the song and the buxom young lass,
: That melts at the sound in your arms.
See the mainsail that floats on the wind,
Hark they heaye up the anchor !-Yee
:. no! tx II & s. 80 ..-
Our friends stand assembled around,
While the shores all re-echo-hillo!
Farewell to our dear native home, =
And our sweet little pastimes Of yore
O'erthe wide spreading ocean We roam,
And may see the old hamlet no more.
Yet the heart Of q sailor can feel
For his friends, for his eountry's re-
pose l-1-L4 - So -.
To these he presents the smooth peel;
And, the rough oak beneath-to their
= foes. s. =. -
Yebreezes, blow fresh from the land!
Thou Power, onall nature Impressed, :.
Who holds the wild winds in thy hand,
o smooth the rough pillows to rest.
They 6ll the loose sails as they glide;
The landscape recedes from the view
In our broad wake, we furrow the tide
Ye shores Of Columbia, adieu! r
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

DAVID HUNTER, c. =. c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
The famous Stud He.se

49,. ~
a WI, ; ,..n :I,. he
MfE on the three first days
w VI in each week, at my
s-!.xA.4sx4 stable in Martinsburg,
! = -'7I - and the three last days
in each week, ut Robert Daniels Stone
Tavern at Mill Greek, and cover mares
at the moderate price of four dollars and
an half the season. one dollar and an half
cash the single leap, and seven dollars
to insure foal. -. + So
:. : SNAP wss=got by the noted Horse
Old Snap, the property of Jacob VAN
doren, his dam was got by the Impor-
ted Horse old Arabian, his grand dam
by the noted horse: Goliah, his great
grand dam by Sampson. Snap Is a
handsome black, full sixteen hands high,
rising twelve years this spring; his car
riage, movement aud figure, willrecom-
mend him to the eye OF every impartial
judge. 1t is needless to give a longer
history Of his pedigree, as his colts are
well known. The money for the season
must be paid on the / sth Of q ctobernext.
The season will commence the ash in,
slant and end on the LIST Of July. r. -
F - - - = : ABRAHAM GORRELL..
Martinsburg. March 9, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

THIS day came the Complainant by
l. his Counsel, and itaPpearing to the
Court that the Defendant, George Hoffs
man, is not 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's bill,
and that a copy Of this order be forth
with published for two months success
sively in the Berkeley and Jefferson In
tsiEgencer, and also be postedup for two
months, successfully at the door Of the
Court House Of this County. =.
A Copy. -.
n Attest, -, 80
T.. DAVID HUNTER, GAG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-18
SA7URDA1 MORNING, AUGUS7' Is, 1904.

N0't6amPtSn Caleb Fiber Hezekiah Pitts William
Fiber.
N0ti07oay. Freeman Eppes, Edward Bland, James
ones.
obiO Thomas Evans (niershant, wheeling) John
Mills, Joieph TomInion.
Grunge. Robert Taylor, Fumes Barbour, Bel6eld
Cave.
Patrik Samuel Staples, Gabriel Penn, William
Pead9san Robert Davis, Daniel Capito, Toln Slavein
PhgJfVG"ia. liaae Coles, William Tuni,. Ii, Ioieph
Carter. -
P0sobd:an Richard Crump, Samuel Piealatits, yarnes
Poindexter
Prince Easeara Archibald M'Robert, Tarlton Wood
Ion, Thomas Green
Pyi1e5 John Hancock, ir jeremiah Plun,toe-.
Lemuel Cornick
P'rHee-HiAam. Matthew Harriion, John Spence,
William Lerton,
Prince Gorge. Benjamin Harriion, George Ruffin,
and IL onas III. Cooke.
Rd7aalp6. Robert Maxwell, Edmund Hart, Iofn
Clarence.
Ri.smoaA Richard Barnes, Ezekiel Levy, Vincent
Branham.
R'ee6rf9gr. John Bowyer, James Caruthers, John
Roeeinsbam. George Houiton, Benjamin Harrifor,
Jacob Rife.
R1BeH, Nathan Ellington Andrew Heybourne, John
M Arfton.
o0"'DAMP'on John Taylor, aines Gee, Henry Blow
Sl'0jyfOGnia David c. Ker, Hugh Mercer, John
Chew.
S!zGorG Col John Cooke, John T. Brooke, Ira
yes Daniel, fen.
SHrry. Nicholas Faulcon, William Boyce, Lenuel
Bailey.
S41E* Benjamin Wyche, John Cargill, William
Mafienburg
Shenandoah. Philip Williams, Jacob Rinker, W. H.
Dulaney.
War,pieB. Richard NfsIr+o0, .I-hox,-s rr,.r
liam Digges.
~g6ingtoa. Francis Prefton, Claiborne Watkins, Ro-
bert Prenon.
H5f170reIond. Alexander Parker, Samuel Temple
man, Stuart Bankhead.
Wo02 Herman Blanerhafet (Nfaretta), John Stoke
ley, James c. Laidley.
Wyi6e. John Montgomery, John Stonger, Joieph
Kent.
York Doctor Auguithe Smith, William Howard,
Robert Mellon
1a=ezoeH David Ward, Henry Bowen Samuel
Bard.
Walianyearg. Robert Saunders, James semple, Lit
Teton Tazewell.
NogfaH Borough. Robert Brough, Thomas H. Par
ker, Richard II. Lee.
CITY IF Rie5meHd William Du-Val, George w.
Smith, John II. Fouihee
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i WISH TO SELL
THE Pr ANTA7ION euhs,eon 7

HE PLHNIA7ION zUhsreoH I nozv Epe,
containing about 500 alreI. 1t is s,srr e4.ee:,
e"f and 61"40e tgafi0n, lying the bark Of Raessban-
Hsek river, Es county, 4oab every ee1seuirnt bouc
"eeigary for family all in t0ieraie goO3 repair
feik gf to comment upoa tie beauty 4d eoavsnis,re.
Of tie filtration, and The fertility t5e Jill as Ee5eE
no pfroa zoW frlbgf until be ieqos tie pre,riss ~
lH only fly, that far all The qualities Aforementioned
1J"RPet 1t 10 be e7r' at Lap 10 AIRY af III tie lore,
pa,t Of fbe country.
evW Hke4vje /SH my MILL, evi.b So acres
Lard adjoining it, Sic lies abon three or far miles
JT00T ny b0gf zvW JHb Der zoifb tie Pgaafshor or
BY be,g sOit6 tie land that joins br- as may ssa it
tie Pure0aer. Sbs fands upon 4rry good frea iAdom
eOf, Toa' z'atfr, and is good repair being lately
rf6H 7Oit1 Betting Cloths, and Cotton Gin xed go
1y TOaer am rsady TO treat zob any prrioa fer 6ofb
or either IF them, and 1OW make The payment, a. eo as
f21f6ie, and fsDa@fon giVen at CbriNalai.
w. LAKEWOOD.
Aeggf II. eSs7o
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ADVERTISEMENT.

On the 6fb day Of September next, at TIE Aaft
dzoelLng hOrys Of Capt. fobn Hedges, dec. O.,
CbiRpasVHD3Fc, near DtnJiTes, MILL BE
SOLD, on a credit Of t7veiUe montb5, at puG-
lie J7le, to the bigbeR bidder,
TWO TRACTS GLAND, ftuate in Prince
L William county, containing about twelve hun
bred acres of good quality, well tmbered and mpro-
we'd, and large proportion of it low grounds fuitable
for meadow. Ayo, about % LIKELY SLAVES
and all the other peronal property of the eate of the
faid Hedges.-Bond and approved fecurity, toge-
Their with mortgage on the land fod will be requi-
red OF the Purchafers. The land will be fold in tracts
or lots may be most likely produce the best price
SETH Bolts, Executors of 9abu
IsHAM E. HEDGES Hedges, de-
Chippawamsic, July s, 1904. estds-2l
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IN COVMCiL, Aucusr IL, 1901.

IT is advited that the names of the Commilii-
oners appointed to take the polls for the election OF
Preiident ana VicePrelJert OF the United States be
Publined in the Virginia Argus and Enquirer i'll Rich
mond; IN the Norfolk, Petersburg, Fredericksburg,
Alexandria, WinchaGer, Staunton, Lynchburg and
Lexington papers, with notification that the conn
millions have been TENT by pot, and requeit that
the gentlemen appointed inform the Clerk OF the
Council whether or not they have received their
comInlllns.
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C. o " d IT 10 " S.

I. The INQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
III. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS from thofe who
do not iubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for Erventy-GDc cents
the hrit time, ffty cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional iniertion fbirty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
Nv. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements Inherited for .fffy cents
the firft time, and tbirty-tbyee cents
for every additional iniertion.
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FOUR DOLLARS REWARD

STRAfED OR STOLEN, ON OR ABOUT THE
FIRST OF JULY,
4 LIGHT BA2 HORSE, filpnofed to he
Z n twelve years old, four feet eight or nine inches
high itont made, bob tall particular mari ks not reco
iected' having been in my poeilion but Mort time
had when miiied very fore back. Any perGou de-
hveFng laid horie to me, iall receive the above
ward. IOLIN DIVC>,
AuguG 18Th, 1904
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Aegf II.

AT QUARTERLY COURT CONTINUED AND HELD
FOR PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, MAY THE 22D,
lSO4.
WILLIAM WHITE, & Co. Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
THOMAS GIBSON & ROBERT ,
3. GIBSON, Deienoants.
IN CH1fNCERr.
HE defendant Thomas Chiffon not having
entered his appearance and given iecurity accord
ing to an act OF the General Aemby and the rules of
this court and it appearing the fatisfaon of the
court that he is inhabtant Of this atc OH the
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their council it is ordered
that the faid defendant Thomas Chiffon do appear here
on the firit day of Augu next and anfver the
plaintiffs bi and that copy of this order be fourth
with Inherited in fome one of the public newfpapers
printed in the city of Richmond for two months fcce
hvely and alto Poaed the front door of the courts
houfe of this county.
a Copy. TeRe,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, d. G.
feS2m--l6
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with Boots or Shoes as well rs if they were on the
ipot....-.--A-the length of the Boot.-C-round the
Cah.-.B-the pitch of ditto...D-round the heel and
mitep--E-round the initep.-.G--acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel againG Perpendicular, and
Tick knife the end of the great toe-let down in
hgures the number of inches and quarters in tie DIFF
ferent meafires Jun. go ens,,
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NOTICE.
Sirine oF a hsas IF ?,af t,r1..,! to rs BY foba
- Po0Sa efiEceover eo.rir J5h ~ ksusf. ct Ckii,,
f'''eN' Ex,or 9ff5e ReO. i|Alia4r Da4gA,c, d..
WILL RE EHFCSED no SALE
T. bigtg 6id| ia, ,ei .roney al Gel c.a4,l,, Tg.
7ej", i. re County # HansVs,, as Sa,s,aay IL. s.s
day f ''ee-zrter mkt, he
TRACT OF LAND,
H@''F'7 he E!a EoaaS rsfds, iv t5e .ss eraef
Ha"oTor Con"tJ, Or ia ,1ae5 f6.rcef G47 & "a, .yy -
Hf'r he heIa4fs ere e Fad E.eeeso, az a5 tin esRs a..
tMfi.g Ds h4E, By
DApID 6,rLLOCEy aai2
FRkDEH1CK sAPRIs, 1N'S7Hf''
J4ty 81. 1904. (-psS.bal
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WALTER POTTER,
BOOKBINDER s. 81. ATIONER,

MAIN-SrREEr, RicHMoND,
thankful for the encouragement he has re-
i ceived fnce commencing bulinefs, hores by bis
ltri6 attention, and faithful execution Of all orders
which he may be favoured with, to merit further
continuance of Patronage. He has lately received a
frefh fupPly Of STATIONARY, and has now on
head a large afortment of BLANK & RULED
BOOKS.
~ Merchants accompt BOOKS, ruled TO any
pattern, and BOOX-BJND1NG in its various branch.
es, executed with neatnefs, accuracy and dfpatch.
June q. leW6w1
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

RY agreement, the partnerfhip of SEIANKS
~ q M'RAE will ceafe on the lah day of Auguh
ihoe to whom the firm ifands indebted will pleale
EXHIBIT their accounts, that arrangements may be
made for their dicharge. The debtors of the firm
are deiired to make immediate payment, as delin-
quenis will be indiicrminately fned. Thof, concern
ed will make duplication Colin NpRAE
SHANfSS g hI'RAE
Manchester, Augua Is, 1904.
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DANIEL l.. HYLTON,

CLERK or 7HE COUNCIL.
~ In purGuance OF che above advice of Council,
am initructed by the Governor to requct the lever
printers therein named publh the fame, together
with the advice of Council OF the 1T of June lait ap-
pointing the Commilioners therein alluded to and
that the Commfioners will be peafed to comply with
what is requeited of them.
SAAIL. COLEMAN
CEyk 10 f6s EXe.ftigc
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AUDTTOR's-OFFlCE,
10th Auguft, tSC4.

10th Auguf, f8o4.
THE CommiD6ae,J Of the Rcpsnne are re-
qDafcd 70 fai ar ooa ajlfy The 15fb Of Sebfcs7bcr
az bebe, BY feq fOfJj Office, Lip 9fLrcENsEs grant
ed 10 rrter in , ye1e'iVr eoufirs cor, 5o,aiios5
SAMUEL SHEPARD, Auditor.
eS37vg
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2,776 Prizes
5,22f Blanks

5000 Tickets, at Dollars each, is 10000
In the above Scheme, it appears there are not two
blanks to prize and no prize fubea to deduction.
The Lottery VIII commence drawing on the firt
Monday in Ocsober rcxt, ard continue until thedraw-
ing is fnifhed. All Tickets drawing prizes will be
paid within thirty days after the drawing is conclud
ed, and all prizes not applied for within fix months
after will be confdered as donations to be applied 20
the purpoies of the Lottery.
The Managers deem it unnecenary to fay any thing
by way of inducement TO Derions tobecome adventure
in this Lottery, the charitable purpoe for which
is intended, will it is hoped nfure fpeedy lale of
the Tickets
Tickets TO be had of the Managers and of MI.
Rurk tbe Treaii,rer of the female Cb,-.,- c.LeI
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FOR GLASGOW.

FOR GLASGOW,
TIE Brifjb Snip .fE1ANNIE,
ee{s<%3T&ES TOHN COwAN, matter ;.now
Saa5IG Eks.ayy y at City Point, viii be ready to
sasss--s si-'t receive Tobacco i'll i few days, and
having part OF her cargo engaged will fail by the iii
to Robert s Allan Pollok, 8; Co. Richmond or 70
BUCHANAN q POLLOK
Nbo 9fer far JaIe on board Ia;A HIP,
TEN THOUSAND BUSHELS LIvERP6oL
SLOWED SALT.
Peterfburg, AuguR 6. tlsep
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LIQUID BLACKING.

tees improred inning liquid bhcEin- for
y boots and inoes ardali ieather that rcu,,ires
10 Dc kept black, is unigerflly allowed the be0
ever offered to che public, it never corrod q nor
IfdcE6 the leather, but renders it foft fmooth &
oeautltnl to the lat, and never ioils. Black mo.
rocco that has loft It's nfeneth is reforsd p.
qual to new BY the ufs Of this backing.
10 prevent counterfeifs, the directions oneve-
ry bottle VIII be fEned !. Tice in writing, with
out which they ere not genuine.
~ Sold IN Ricbmoad az Ed7var1 HaHon,';
3IofcLI 9fore. July go. Sst
NE maze Teceiys9 n 50i0H addifioHai flbbiy nj
MADEIRA WINE,
OF fupcrior quality, which we oCcr for f,Ie
~ by tue kogibead and quarter-caN;.
July Is. eptf
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The SUBSCRIBER

III OUDOLINTDER
H'ApEC is this fall very general aGortment
- OF GOODS, and intends to continue bdiineis 10
the houie now occupied by Shanks & MsRae All
tole who have been heretofore pun6ual, are folcit-
ed to continue their dealings.
COLIN MsRAE.
Auguh Is. epsw
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. oBERT WEST Is aosojntsS anard;o

- CbENI WEST rs appointed guardian to
~ Afe*anASr N'Ksa@S, IN igt;t@ dtttndarf in tbit
, a7at1s eagf coming on ~ eo1i Of TIE pa,4ie 70 be
1eard O" tire bill and aeadsd biz tie ayzy.rs of tho de-
Je"asrf'' rfeEettiaas, TIE 7cA ef 1obu 4sKiand, a.
J"'9@a' and 6r proe5Egs in f Iazo IN this eeart
oT'nghf 9 tie eenpzinzrs agaiaG i5e fsdan. Hiatt as
executor orSaa 7v6ieb jalgsyef ooas ojtai.ed at th
DFef"@s' JsgToH 1901 WgEsEDpoN, rr IS pRcRRED
AND ORDERED, That Elwn7f Pen4aibJ, HTRia,u
H1ae8s Ro6ert Pollard ami Eds7.aH E1 Rootes or any
.SOo or more Of "e' a ebs 10 sale at public aat7io1
fo'er o. separately, tie M ndfeac,venf IN tie oyoeeaTses
0Snho7a' HO7o i" he occupation Of EYiia1r M Cav
ana ne man ffTemetS and groaqi Hete4zfo 6rlosgiae
1poED Hd1o7 THE tenement eo1veved in trAR 10 HE G-
aaHff 6netH0an and 5yiea(icr The time and oLaee of
sue S,Y @ae been ndVe1 four 7Oreks in one or more
hes H'e67and "eqe5PG9srs tile terms Of sale to be
one fbdH ea, andtbe rauaia0g f7po-fL;rds aaye6 in
igf4hsTsaff 7OAt hgai intern fo7s tie Gry ofsa e fri
a''f" 10 6aia f1one monb,, and t5r seeoud in t7ro
Jea'' J'9m he day sale TIE nra5asrrs to gpe 6,ads
J'' f0s rad fTO9 '!41eat, ard in dezaH of payment 10
bfHga'n f'H BY lie d eomfousr- 0, any fzoo oFfLez
J"' rHaay o1c, ia, TIE payment of t6s 6araees Haf nav
Dc 8Hf JTo4 TIE repsfiVs 6uye6tssr5 YD ~ rs FUR
TIER ORDERED Tint tie said eo7s7,iTousr zoJo may
Ae9 DO Jro" TIE Proc'b gf tie Is hereby Eg retfea
Pa Ssto he eog6aisaqts Heir se.r. d, oiio;n,, h,s,
f60fH"a o1' dnhH'e3 and f7ocoty-Vr dorys iyty-oge
fe7t', 7T6 irt,Cf fzOo bonsaxd s7pa brrfyrd and
fDrr-' 90 d'5arS, xt7Jfs cent?, Part N.ye9E at fs
PER cent firm he fteeb dgy Of Des.nbry o4e tb9gflgt
eight bpnsd amt ove, c b,taae atbearisg To be- dpS .
fonpI1i7I7f' By fgi~ot a,eofy he eeb;Giis and He
f9 Of f5s 'aH and =. 'g,ot,5, il ssy, after dl4aiq5
f1r eborgeJ 9 t5s 51i, :, byorrt into eor saLe io
'Heo 0ydv nay byeey BE- 1a4e concerning f5e sane
foe monies fF r73t| By TIE rail- 10 b. asbeffe ne .aii,-
JHf7ioa Of ne 6b' do- tie castli1aa ,;o " IS run
7HHE ORDERED, Thaf saeb # he soa4iEgqsy, as .7oy
HH f9"0cy 70 t5c gebas in rogtori,r Z, TIE te, ~, ~
10 br ann.
Il caay-G:Gr, 3dNk5 sLAG1 3YE, D. G.
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VALUABLE HOUSES s. LOTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SHE OR RENT,
HAT handfome BRICK TENEMENT in
which he at prefent reides, beautifully lituated
on ShockG Hill, hort distance from the Capitol in
very healthy and agreeable part of the city The
houie Quilt of the best materials & qutenew)s SO bv
81 feet, two story high in which are feven good
rooms and ten foot pafiage the whole width of the
houie, with convenient cofets, and cellar inferior
to none in tins city; attached to which are two half
acre lots, both Of which may be had with the
houfe.
ILSO, FOR RENT OR LEASF,
A fmall, neat, two-ftory BRICK TRNF-
MENI, (in the neighbourhood Of Mr.. Thomas Ru-
therfoord) containing five good rooms, paages co-
lets, &c &c with the requiite buildings, and
good well Of water.
AWD FOR SdLE,
Several handfome unimproved HALF-ACKF
LOTS, eligibly lituated on the Hill.
~ great bargain may be had in any part or ne
whole Of the above property offered for fale and ibe-
raj credit given for the greater part Of the money
For further particulars, apply to
SPOTSWOOD LfPSCOMBE.
July 81. eS--tf
Wants fituation as an OVERSEER for the
enfuing year,
4 MAN zObo can eonge qveH reeo,qy7endsl for
Hon5fy, Sobriciy, Ladgjry and Exbe,irsee. NJ
Piyfo be P,iafsys beyesE
HagG H. eS24y
s1~ Ellis or LADXNC, SHBRIFFs BLANKS
BLANK B0MDS, t5'a. Ua.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT g SHOE lMANUFACTURER.
MAIN-STREET.

Il 4 AXES Boots & Shoe:
IN to any pattern Or faGn-
ION, equal in point of Ma
TERIALs and WoRKMAN-
SHIP to any in general uie.
- Imported Doors and
SnoFs, of the Gra fuality
and newell faihion, for Gale.
-. Gentlemen at a dif-
tance, who are dii,pofed to
forward me their meaiure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut. can bP fired
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
9Th Circuit. VIRGINIA N;aria

sx, My 30, 1901.
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Of Ha1bnys and Lloyd, Plaintns
AGAINST
50pa oAz1s=' -45st,iS.'id Eric, Hojrrf Esq aaS
Elizabeth Carfsy bis zvite, 1dens 75syot9. ogy |
PrrifAa bis gOjf:, Henry Perrin and dina bj, !
zrif3 SawaH A7dlyjon and J1snusf bis eoifs, YoLn
H'heaad, HiHis M Kezna, and Aiexzrl!y NJ |
XeanA, ebiid,rn ard dtvjises Of .Todn me- Sssai,
d'feal.d, a1i James Nat, executor Of AIssaa- !
d. N 'Rotsr', Acsej5d, 7Ubo 4sas executor of |
4s yaii J7abn III 'Keas5, dkeeaJsd,
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Richmond, AuguG 18th, 1904.
NV t"If"artof ne Is-ga;vr Meys-, 70. G,N .rsoG 10
nate at pa4io auction, IT, Let, J7e-e,fr Cyargf q Pm,
fFy foe'' 7fcaiaed, en- tie 1913 DIV o. he 4eyf ,usr5,
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T4V EDifUND l2<TDnLPH
WILLLdGF. HTITCHELL
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Edmund ~. ROOTES.
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Foreign ntcAigence.
EXAMINATION OF GEORGES.

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- TICKETS in TIE qt0,5iiid Lottery nay be bad
Il P!sh+@7A, @fh"!on 10 liz Rev jain b. Bi1,r,
The Rs7. JobH Buchanan and Mr. Aad,ezo Sfe5ta-
jan. ep-3w
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FRANCIS BROOKE,
| | q.
John MINOR,
ROBERT PATTON,
John CHEM,
TAAEES STEYENsON, Z
DHPID C. KER, rs
WALTER GREGORY,
WILLZf1T S. STONE,
ROBERT s. CHEV,
ETTCH NERCEP
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-11

Gent TO provide for the fupport Of gov
ernment, to pay the intereits OF pub
lie debts, and to difcharge the princi-
pals in fhorter periods than the laws,
or the general expectation had con-
templated. War indeed and outward
events may change this profpea of
things, and call for expences which
the. impofs could not meet. But
found principles will not jultify our
taxing the indultry of our fellow-citi-
zcns to accum mulate treafure, for wars
to happen we know not when, and
which might not perhaps happen, but
from the temptations offered by that
treafure. The(e views, however, of
reducing our burthens are formed on
the expectation that feniibIe, and at
the fame time, falutary reduEtion may
take place in our habitual expenditure.
For this purpofe, thofe of the civil
government, the army and navy, will
need revival" n
In the fame communications, the
PreGdent invites the attention of Con-
greis, without expreliing any opinion,
on the revilion Of the Judiciary eaab-
lilhment.
Thofe two objects are thole which
have, in the greatelf degree, divided
public opinion. The propriety of the
meafures adopted by congrefs, in re-
laiion to them, will, in its proper
place, be diitinaly difcuGed. They
are merely mentioned in this place as
forming part of the mealures fuggeit-
ed or recommended by the PreGdent,
in order that rhe whole may be pre-
tented to the view of the reader. Be-
fides thefe, he has in his leyeral CON-
munications, attracted the attention of
the Legislature to the following topics ::
He has recommended
A rctrenchment of unnecefaryex-
pence,
An abolition of ulelels Offices,
2 An adherence to fpecihc appro-
priations,
A reduction of the army,
An impartial fele6tion of Jurors,
A revival of the naturalization
laws, - ri
A faithful payment of the interef,
and prompt difcharge of the Princi-
pal of the public debt,
Unceafng efforts TO perfect the
militia, ~ sfs. vr,
The eliablilhment of dry dock.
CURTIUS.