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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
FOR SALE.

sAsseR kact q LIND, consistisS Eiox
acyes, tDisaia one nsiie IF lSsridtr's
,.I5s Nil, "a che neigtb eurkoad n ~
Bpilskin, fs6 SvsoR County. \
This Land is very valuable, g i e
j amixture of limestone and slate,
and lies almost wholly 10 the SUNRISE /;
the greater part Of i l. cleared and IN
good ,enable repair there are on ihe
premi.es a good Dwelling House ~
Kitchen, two excellent Springs ofnever-
failing Water, and . good thriving Or
chard Of choice Apple Trees now in their
prime. Any person inelining to purchase,
NAV have immediate possession.
WILLIAM BURNS, jun.
Berkeley County, FEBRUARY 5, 1904.
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03

venturers, WIN make I trade Of inno-
vstion and confusion.
Where il win end. il L impossible
to tell Hitherto, though there have
been changes Cor the worse, the power
and influence ofthe country has not got
entirely out ofthe track pointed out By
reason and nature. Men Of some AZ
taghmsut, of some intellectual endow-
ments, and oflong established property
have not been excluded. But IL things
20 on in the track in which they are now
moving, there is nothmg so bad thar the
oldest among Us may not fear %. live 10
see come to pass. II win be indeed
= = sorry sight, If our Presidents, Co
vernon, Legislature. and pubiiS officers,
should at last be selected BY an inverted
order Of estimation--no for their wis
dom, their knowledge, their virtue, or
their property and consequences in the
state but for eirignorance, and their
want ofevery proper qualification. The
cunning means adopted 10 exclude from
state affairs the majority Of the former
description, win as eifectually, though
NOT SO Immediately, cause the introduce
-tion cf The slatter, Is IL ii were already
carried By unanimous vote overthe Uni
on. And who viii the Union have 70
blame for hatt Even those who, when
the change shall come, win most imme-
diately suffer BY il. hose now leading
IN the power and government Of the
Union. 7ss.S : 2 :s.' T.: :. ~
<. IeHAaLEsron couRIER.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
7ne reiprl of .Tsrror ii,ldted.

- ~ sasSe6tsyEH ststst Sess
The friends Of Liberty aud Equality
have come out in the Citizen, Of this
morning, January I'll with paragraph
that perhaps win command the attention
Of the public. Having observed that
Gov. Cliason's declarations respecting
Mr.. Jefferson Al Mr.. Burr's house must,
if made at all. have been made in conf.
denee, and that the exposing them now
10 the public, is an act Of basencss, he
thus concludes ~ Is ~;
Amy one who afteriliis shall confide
in the wretch who has pablished or au-
thorised the publication Of this anecdote,
will deserve tcbe stabbed 70 ne heart by
the poigniard 81 an dssasin IN the ,i1-
ssisberfiHg hoafs ef sleep.n II .ss:5t =
*: MyGodl What can this writer meant
Is such language already to be tolerated
in this country? What a shocking pic
ture Is there presented { Ny blood
freezes rs my hand traces these lines--I
can add no more. N. Y. E. Post.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03

h. A letter from Orleans, under
date of the nth of December, saws
," We are now dismissed from patroling
aud standing guard as formerly. BUSH
ness, which had been in state of stsg-
nation, begins TO revive, and to assume
vigor. The day on which this place was
transferred to our governnentw was 4 day
3of general ejoceing-6s guns were fred
at the fort, Atm honor Of the u. States,
81 to the French Republic, and IN to
the King Of Spain. We augur from the
cession of this valuable territory the
happiest consequences tothe commerce.
al aud political interests of our eoun-
ty. . ~ 49, tsr. dIu.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03

= THE hasty and tremendous strides
which, under the influence Of the party
in power, .unmixed democracy Is max.
ing in Americas has given some very
serious alarm toknnmbers Of those lead
ing men throughout the States, who
have been most Instrumental in bringing
itabout. They find thar according to
its usual, never failing course, il Is go-
ing farther than they expected It I; that
It ID running into state of dangerous
degeneracy and that, pulling the reins
out Of their hands, and getting the Bit
between its teeth, It is running like .
wild horse, witAits nose 10 the ground,
headlong to ruin, whether il is hkeiyto
carry its riders. They now wish 70 ne
tract Nay, they would do every thing
in their powsfto undo what they have
done. But il is feared conviction has
come upon them too late, and that what.
ever the pains and penitence Of such FOL.
" may Be, they are likely TO undergo il.
The influence of the country, which
first PASSED over from the truly wise and
good, to the weak, IS now about to shift
from the weak to the wicked, and blind
" ignorant. In Fennsy lvania his Is
signally evidents Mr.. M. Kean, the
Gasernor, has found il neeessary to ex-
5ercise his constitutional authority 10 pre-
vent the most rninous, and put his Mega
tive upon saine wild and madly democ-
ratio acts OF the State Legislature and
the change Is great, that the influence
ola faction hostile to the true interests
Of the country, by Imposing It's dictates
upon il, win on the 6rsta occasion, pro-
baby throw him out when the mis-.
ehievous spirit he has so largely contri-
buted toraisr, no longer controuled or
guided by his great and universally &C.
knowledged yigor and talents, undis-
mayed, Gnresisted, and lnres,rained by
wisdom and conscience, win stalk ,hro'
the country, trampling down every
thing that il left valuable in it-religion,
laws, morals, manners, and all the SC
curity they afford 10 person, property,
and social comfort. s
In pretty nearly the same way 10 Mary.
land, Governor Mercer, frightened al
the work Of his own hands, Is exerting
his inf ience, and calling in the aid Of
the wise and virtnous men OF that state
to help him in erecting q balwaFk %
press back the torrent Of wild demoera-
cy, which Is now rolling, wave alter
wave, in endless. unremitted successi-
nm. inundAtinu and threa tenis,v 10 over.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
~ TO BE SOLD.
n VALUABLE BODY Of LAND,

k."NNhA1S ~ DIE 1870
IL situate IN Berkeley County Virgi.
mia, near Mil Greek, containing 500
acres. This Land is divided inse three
Tenements. with good Barn and COM.
ysnient Dwelling House, IN excellent.
apple Orchard oil about 500heariugtrses,
with 4 number ofpeach and cherry trees
ON each plare-Aboht 50 or 60 acres Of
Meadow IS made, which Is nearly equal.
" apportioned between the different pias
ces, land considerable quantity more
may be made with but littie trouble.-A
About one half ofthe Land Is cleared,
enclosed with good fence, and 10 excel
lent farming condition The other hall
iseloth'd with good timber, such Is white
and black OAK, Hickory, &c. Therearss
four springs ofgood Water on this Land,
three of which are so situated asto b.
convenient to each ofihe diRsrent hous-
es. The Property may be seen and the
terms know onappiieatioa 10 the snhscri.s
Der, living on the premises. /.
An indispntsble title. free from in;
eamhrance, viii Be gwen.
JONATHAN 6ARRARD.
EskYS,,rs5 q fHfta- 7Sz-5 s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03

General Dearborne,s son-in.lau q
Mr.. Wingate Ne believe) chief Clerk IN
the department Of the Secretary Of War.
General Deafborne's son mother Clerk
insthe same department.
General Dearborne's son-in-lawas q.
ther, Post master at Hallowell. r
General Dearhorne's son-in-law, Dud.
" Hobart, Of Hubbard, fiust appoint
ed collector Of Bathin the provinces Of
: Main. S 1zss zss. 81 3 :
Nota Bene-G General Dearborne has
smother son left not yet in Office but
whether he has any single daugh,ers 10
dispose pfis not yet ascertained, though
any enterprizing young man, who wants
marry an Office, might know we s,lp.
pose BY taking Q ride down 70 the city
ofWashington--1 'he distance but 20 odd
miles. :- e [B.l
i Aletter from Hartford, dated tfie2s III
ultimo, says, q One Of Mr.. Jefferson's
commissioners Of bankruptcy has lately
been detected in 4 forgery on the bank
Va Jul UaS duoCOuUCu1 anu
10 advertised The bank has offered q
Thousand dollars reward for his detect.
on" :. lCoiHm6ian Ctnfinef. ]
1t appears by one ofthe New-York pa
pers, that MIR. Livingston forgot to set.
lie his affairs with the Common Council
of that city before leaving the State, and
that there remains a balance against him
ofsorne ffteenortw twenty hundred dollars.
1t will be recoliected that Mr.. Varick, an
old federalof6cer, was removed from the
Office Of Mayor, BY governor Clinton and
his council Of appointment, to makeroom
orthis gcntlennan. But governor Gin
ton may comfort himself that this is a
mere ,triAr, compared with the hundred
thossaa9 daiiars of the publick money
which Mr., Jefferson sacrificed for the
sake Of getting out a federal district at
torney, and getting in Mr.. Livingston,
democratic economist. = Calls. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03

From and after the 18th day of Febua-
airy inst. no copper coins or pieces
whatsoever, except cents and half cents,
shah pass current as money, or sail Be
paid or offered 70 be paid, or received IN
payment, for any debt demand, CLAIM,
matter OF thing whatsoever under pain
OF the forfeiture Of the same, together
with Che peaalty Of Tea Dollars. n
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
"a accid e,.tal bon ,,lcf.

an accidental Don mot. s
Mr.. Smile, in his late attempt 10 fur.
hish ground Of an inquiry nfler an M
penchMeilf Of Judge Chase told the House
that IN consequence ofthe arbitrary con-
duct Of the Judge on the trial Of Fries,
for high treason, Mr.. Lewis and Mr..
Dallas, who had volunteered as counsel,
retired from the bar, and Z one or them
(Mr. Lewis foreibly declared .hat he
would not disgraee his prot ssioa BY be.
ing confined to- facts alone. 2 ~
. 81 Mrsv-1ork Evshiag Posi-.
DIED. JohS TucKER, 4 soldier in
Ashford barracks. He died ut 8 o'clock
10 the morning before twelve on the
same day, bis widow was married 10 ano-
Their man, and in the evening the happy
couple followed the corps Of the FIRST hus-
band TO thegraSe a. CHE moarnrrs.
Philadelphia paper Of january IS.
From q London paper. --.The follow
ing 10 . translation Of 4 pasgminade past
ed on the base Of the Statue Of Hiciory,
on BonaParte's having complied with The
petions Of his satellites, NOT 20 embark
his sacred persoa, for the LsVasion Of
England Pa :z'kts e, s.
Our prayers are heard no advefsefate,
+ On seas shall this our mighty elf, = saU
Since, 10 protect the Gallo state = ~ ~ :.
He deigns, great Soul-to save HIM.
= SEI L.. 49, 80 g
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
TIE saBsrti5tr has Just aided ,ohi.} ss-
ms, steel. a considerable quantity u {
Dry Goods g Gro
:. ceres,
ceres.

Whiek form q very complete Assortment.
. HE requestsall persons indebted
to him BY Band OF Note to make immedi-
ate payment.--T Those who have open
Aeconaiswith him win please come for
ward and close them.-He viii take
Merchantahle Wheat, Rye or Carn, and
allow the highest price for all debts due.
- --.sss...z- $50, WILLIAM RIDDLE.
Martinsburg, February 3, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
! PUBLn SIZE.

TIE failosiag Prepeyfs, teiae ihe o.
sidRe Of ths psssoaai estafe II W;iiian
Benneft, DECD, suil Be- efered fer sale
AZ piitIe uttI5h, 6n Satsrdag nic. iffk
iastant, af the place ,pAere fke sad
Benneff tormerls Eoea lpifhia one
nile ef Shebherd' s. 7espn. vis 81, 81.
sIIoRSES, Cows and Hogs, Beds
j u and Beding. with q variety 6
Household and Kitchen Furnitnres SC.
Acredit Of nine months win Be given,
the purchaser to give bond with appro-.
we'd security. The sale 70 begin a ZEN
O'Clock IN The forenoon. ss.ss,
VAN BENNETT, Admr.
8 Fehrnarv a fROA. 500 -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
FARMERS ATTEND.

sN@ - HAotSVLuNuiuS 70 Suc
ezss4s-A=Eza Northward) to bring d
s covering horse Of The
Eusopus breed, which sou so much land
no. without Just cause admire, he there
fore being induced from interest, az well
as having a natural disposition to accom-
modate, has procWft d one Of that stoek,
which he aattershimself win please.
Tbs noble Horse, called i
SO EUS0PLIS BALL,
Win stand the ensuing season at the sub
scriber's stable In Marsinsburg, at the
moderate price ofthrre dollars and = bu-
shell Of cats the season. the oats 10 be
brought with the mare, FIVE 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 win be given for the money until
the LIST Of April.Isos.
Eusopus Bal Is a handsome dark bay,
ten years old :his spring, he Is sixteen and
m half hands high. with bone and body
in proportion, and IS Is web calculated
for the draft as any horse in the state of
Virginia. The puhlic win please TO ex-
cuse me for omitting his pedigree, as /
conceive i unnecessary, relying on their
sufficient knowledge and acquaintance
with the breed and services of those W.
laable kind of horses- without this, his
form alone, will b sufficient TO recbm-
mend him. sss3s...3 & ~.
q 8 syvIr YIA,Nfs AiAcgEy S;,-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12
FoR REW7, IN COLUMBIA,
M 7 1 4 n E M F. N T:

!, being one of the Four cen,rcal lots in the plan
% s-'a 1own; rs situation is high and airy. and
POSSESSES very commanding view. II affords
two large dry cellars, the ais OF which are ro,,
Tour cnunnies, eighe FIRE places, seven rooms, one
OF winch IN the second story is very large and well
caicuis'ed for assemblies it is well ventilated
ndiighted. having SOB panes of glass, besides
swo large passages and the garret-Also a framed
Kitchen 20 10 feet. now putting up. When the
Constant and safe navigation from this place, the
s3'ao''shment OF the staunton mail stage by this
place, and the expeetancy of 4 turnpike road Inv
TINS is considered, it is reasonable 60 expect il w,l
oeeonie place OF increasing business. Those
who may be disposed TO rent, had better give
early information, as the house is finishing wi,n,r,
add may be adapted TO different purposes.
~ q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12

In the lower end of Louisa, on the South fork of
Elk creek, adjoining the lands of Robert & lanes
Dickinson. This land is really good. its growth
IS generally red oak and hickory. For terms ap-
plyto the subscriber.
]. WILLS.
Chatham. Fluvanna. July % 1904 w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12

= .Haperfiaen'eDfc,u no crcecdi,;g aguare
Iatf'Sfh, Gre Inserted this itafe7.(o,. screen.
Fy-5iue cer'fs enc FIRST 6nc three doilqrs for
thrce aSeeks rs tinics); am 70, evc,g ddds-
i'o'ai Insertion shiriy-fhrec cents. Lons. ones
"s"e sane frohortton-unleSs sncciai con
I,ocf De maze by the year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12
In HanoUer County Courf,
lulu 3Oth, 1905

lilly 3oh, 1908.
JOHN Clopton. administrator of
William Clopton, deceased, pit.
Agdinsf \ In C5sncsy-.
James blackwell, William Macon
and John Swami, defts
'HE defendant James Blackwell, not having
\ enteie ed his appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules of
th's,eourt, and it appearing to the satisfaction
oil the court that he is not an inhsbitant of this
country: On the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, IL IS ordered. that The said defendant
James Blackwell. do appear here on the fourth
Wednesday in October next, and answer the bill
OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in some public newspaper of
the city of Richmond for two months success
s'vely; and that another copy be posted at the
front door'of the courthouse cf this county.
A copy--Teste
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12
LOUISIANA REMoMSrRANcR.
TO THE
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,
IN SENATE AND
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
CONVENED.
CONVENED.
(ConelKded from orr last. J

As to the degree Of information difIused
through the country, we bumbly request
that some more correct evidence may be
produced than the superficial remarks
that have been made by the TRAVELLERS or
residents, who neitherassociate with us nor
speak our language many ofus arc ia
tive citizens ofthe United States, who have
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12
THO. POLLARD.
TO POLL n KD, D. C, Q.
II ART end SOUTHG ATE.

Grocers and Coniniissio,1 Merchants,
In the store lately occupied by Mr. BouLroN,
:. opposite Mr. Rleasdnts' Pin,iag-OGce,
M AIN EFT, RICHMON
HsPEcrrULLY inform their friends ana t5e
pubic, tbat they bave laid in a general assert
n'en' 81 GRocERiEs and LIopoRseft5e frst qua
Gae'' 1obie6 toey are selling cey lou for ready mo-
ney or produce at cash prices. =.
AEso' ssgeen's Ware, Patent .s5sf, GunpozvaAr,
Indigo, tse. s5c. aud Hdre's Philadelphia bouled
Potter, OF wbieb t5y bdOe constant supply by tie
dozen or single Sottle T'''
7bey bdve for sale, on Commission, Cur
NAILS from Edto 20d) BY tbe cxsk or small guam
uhes; also. q quantity Of SoAL LEATHER, for
ras6. or TO be 6arterei for Wbezt: and a
pair Of CoLoGNE MILLsroNRs, feet II IN,
Augpst 8. 1904 ''''' -
WARs Of he FRkNca KRVoLUT7og.
Jus; published and for sale az S Peasants j;4v,s
Printing -ONce and Boot-sfoye, Richmond,
THE HISTORY or THE W.dRS
Whieh arofe out of the French Revolution; TO
which Is Prefx7d, review of the eaufes of that
event. By ALEXANDER STEPHENS, of
The hon. Soeiesy of the Middle Temple, efq.
- otdtui' es gegfaS PoPuH Ronani stricIim, ufi
qae7ne dtgna vibantur, breseri6e1e co ,r,aFss ood
miSi' spe 'nefn, Parti6Hs reibIbGee dmpias Hber-
eTat. Sail. de eonJurat Catll
The Lon don edition of this work which has
Je's SVhie 10 hdnu IS now ielling at IS dollars.
Extract from tbe Monthly Magazine and H,itis5
Register, for july, 1895
he late eveDtful war has found an able hh.
torian in MIR AlexaHder Stephens, whole work
entitled " A Hiftory of tn. Wars which arore out
OF the French Revolution from 1894 70 the gene
raj peace in 1884, exhibits eouue6ted and well
arranged detail OF the moR eventful & Important
CONTEXT that has occurred fnce the fubjugation of
the Roman empire and in the eourfe OF the work,
the anthor has united che intereh arifing out of
biography with the inftru6aon to be derived from
hit5ry in both departments his manner is dig
nifIed his language is eloquent aud his iniornal
ton is obyiou1y derived from the mon authentic
iource.
" The introduction after touching on the great
changes that have taken place in ancient and mo-
dern ftates, Prefents diGertation on the Rovern-
ment OF FranecJin which the opinions OF Meze-
ray, FroiiIart Commines, and Hottoman, are quo.
ted and Investigated An attempt is alfo made TO
trace the ate revolution up TO its original foures,
while the leading men aud eontending parties are
fully and diRigaly portrayed the characters Of
Fprgot, Colonne. Claviere, Robefpierre, Marra,,
Briaot, 1alleyrand, Mirabeao, Lally, Bernave,
&c. are accordingly developed 10 fucesiion.
In che eourfe OF this work the principal Rates.
men in Britain as we'll as in France, pats in review
and the opinions, talents and puripi,s If Pitt a
Fox, an Addingtou, Sheridan, Dundas, Bed.
ford and a GrenVille, are noticed aud enumerar
ted. sfo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12

~ q, IIfEREFORE, respectful
ly pray, that 90 much of the law g.
bove mentioned as provides for tie
temporary government Of this coun-
try, as divides it into two territories,
prohibits the importation of slaves be
repealed.
rad that prompt and eflicacious
measures may be taken % iucorpo-
rate the inhabitants OF Louisiana, IN
70 the Union Of the United S.s cs,
and admit them to all The rights, pic
vileges and immuniiics Of cniatns
thereof.
Ar\slr petitioners, sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12

krrEf from the honorable a. c Hanfon, go
Chancellor OF the fate OF Maryland, u the
Editor of the Maryland Gaz.,ss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-12
400 Acres of Land.

Also, for Sale or Rent,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-29

Mr. Johnston the justice whom
declaring who shall be- deemed vn Sih an amtndmen Mh vac @
Ordered That bill eagrossed
BILL Releasing Frederick audcr right
BILL % ce 5e ssra EH s sa 3 s s e Ss 5aS
(Which lay the table, taken and severaHy read
M 34ea Pse It d. h s ii; a"s a for s M
killing wolves relates county flee;
BILL .Dyoe@g wife Aaas which were re
Mr. Barbour from the committee privileges and elections made follow
committee of privileges and elections have according to order examined
Gs. @0 H ssSn OF aon the n % SG m int 9
co ne the following resolution tlcrcupon
borough No IS made in tsc form prescribed by NV ' INC
The said resolution being twice read the question put ercupon
NJ Baboarom s eommiss
to ap s s aa 5Fss % n ss s Were oa
IT,. e,; oP b reported orea5 o" sGonre Of
R Pc hi them esn and had come several resolutions which
, Ds.2sA the opinion Of that
R.so opinion committee, petition of Charles Stuart
pray the eaent Of ferry from his land one side Of ch
oftha said Cheat reasonable: ~7D' '''''
8 R'a7e the opinion Of this committee that @ petition Benjamin
poslc reasonable.
T. F}sO, the opinion this that petition Mv in
habins the OF Fairfax that
Richard Radcliffe, county 3eason
able
orsa That bills be brought The SAID and that the
committee Of grievances and bring
Johnston
had
Regoc That
which decided his Richmond
Appeals the commonwealth isreasonahle
ReaaVed this committee
provision compromising Adin as R
rymen future thov NAV
not be compelled often they required do
be rejected
Reso0ed Iati is the opinion this committee petition Of the
Nooway tribe Indians praying persons nav he
added the said
lea0s That it's the opinion ofti that petition sun
sequence Of fever that prevailed with great ngncy, present year in
the Of Berkeley which the said
mental Of enquiry held for the of militia SAID
and that such be held in the Of
March that tine sheriff be compelled to receive the list
the first day prlncy and
by lazy and that said sheriff be required to the
toned list oenqun for heretofore
Resd That the opinion Of this committee that of A.
exanler Wills James Marshall Robert CawcL, Oliver
nell tha ty be authorised by law, continue
bridge erected by them BuHoe creek the
shall be reimbursed Of building the the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-29

q
@ eg Andrew al mes Crocas store through tsi
lcIai hu1e q
NJ SrnT presented from tse committee Ng courts Justice
A trustee
powers received
Ordered That havebe bring abM "Furhrt
wealth Tcweu, Ruain Z]:oa
do hr;l in he same
in
Blake, Dulie Jtowa Eawe Johnston K,
same
Ordered, That tobrn5 b Giving further lots
o
Dawson
ReI adopted rcsnd
ResIa, That
O
0 themto any nlorrato Ella ~
nsday and Mr. Fleming til Tusdayez