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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
M,0TnE no FARMERS,.

r WISH to purchase this spring One
L Hundred Cords Of BARK, for which
/ win give the followingprices, for Chess
NUT Oak, four and an half dollars, for
White and Spanish-O Oak, twenty FIVE
shillings, and for Black Oak two and an
half dollars per Cord. .s..
Ihaye Three mail Pieces, in the coun-
try, and 4 Ten Acre 0t4 Lot, adjoining
Martinsburg, that / win exchange for
Property well situated in Town.
Far Rent, my Brick House, sc. on
,Water-Sueet, possession can be had in
April. "A Horse For Sale. =
IA JOHN O'FERRALL.
Martinsburg, February "a, 1904. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
TAKE NOTICE.

ii LII those who purchased property
a,the sale ofthe effects belonging 10
.the Estate Of Mr.. 0ssph Par, deed,
win please t,ke notice that their respec-
tive Obligations Nsre due en- the 10Th Of
January last, and ifnot discharged on or
before the first day Of May next, win be
put into the hands Of an Attorney Tor col-
lection. All those who have claims ~
gainst said estate are desired TO. bring
them in immediately for payment 70
WILLIAM WILSON acting adm.
for he Estate Of ToseM Pdrk, dec.
Garrard's . Town, Berkeley !.
County, February "a, 1904. ! liow.]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09

This day s dissolved, ~ mutual
consent, Tie partnership Of yo-
seph Miller and Alexander Miller, who
have for some time been trading, &c.
underthe firm of 5oseph g Aiex0ndsr
1Niiers IN persona indehted g them
are requested 10 come forward immedi-
afely and pay OF their respective balan-
ces ID Alexander Miller, who = fully
aud orised to receive all debts due the
concern I; likewise, 20 settle and nay any
debts due ~ diem. Those who fail %
comply with this notice, may expect g
Be dealt with q the law directs.
JOSEPH MILLER,
ALEXANDER MILLER.
March 1, 1904. s15s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
-..-. gs. s-.
NOTICE. .

a II. persons who stand indebted 10
II the subscriber by. Band, Note, or
open account, are desired TO come for
ward and discharge the same before the
frs. day Of April next, IS no longer in
diligence can or win be given. = =. -
5.,. EDWARD MCCORMICK. :
Charles Town, Jefferson / tt. =,
County, February -, 1904. 3. - \,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
Owe cENT REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber on
N Sunday The fsth Of September
last, ! bound girl by the name Of Ann
Euings, between IS and i6 years Of age.
Had on when she went away, . striped
linsey short gown and pstticoat, m Oh
wool hat, &c. SC. The above reward
win be paid, but no thanks given, To-
returning said runaway. ] Il
ROBERT BUCK, sen.
Berkeley County, March ., 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
NOTICE

N IL persons are hereby cautioned
IA from cutting wood on the subscri-
ber's Plantation near Bath, from throw
ing down his fences, or committing any
other unlawful deprcdations thereon, As
he is positively determined 70 prosecute
every person 90 offending in future. !
LEWIS w. DENT. :
March 2, 1904 & IS. /.
NJ B. I1pish 70 lease tie dbove Place.
L.W.D. Z
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
February -, 1904.

EoUND tresPassing on q the subseri-
i bers plantation near Martinsburg,
an Estray white RAM, his right ear
cropped, and slit in the under part of
the left ear, his horns arc sawed ofwithin
about four inches fhis head. The own
er is requested TO prove property, pay
charges and take him away. - a =. -
-. PETER PISLE.
Berkeley County, February "a, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
NOTICE.

n DO hereby fcrewarn all persons from
j renfing, purchasing, or dealing IN
my other manner Whatever, with Will
an Smith md. for ractof Land owned
by me, and ON which | now live, lying
On Lick Run, : drain Of Sleepy Greek,
g .the just right md title . sid Lad 4
Sesle6 in me oaIyis
J, JoHN HENDERSON.
Berkeley County, March ?, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
] THE TEAR.

On beds 81 snow The moonbeam slept,
And chilly vas the midnight gloom
When, By the damp grove, ELLEN wePt,
SWEEP maid | II was her lovers tomb.
I AWsrm iear gnshd, the Nintry air
CnnReal'd L, as Il How'd away;
An night h lay an.ite drop there,
Al morn. i elister'd n The ~.
An angel, wandering from the sphere,
Who saw this bright this frozen gem,
10 dewey Pity brought the tear,
AID hung Il on her diadem.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
! February courts 1901.
Philip Stout, Complaiinaas, 4
J. AGAINsT
George Hoffman, Defepddaf.
III EHANCER1.

This day came fhe Compliment 81
Il his Counsel and itappearing tothe
Court that the Defendant. George HofE.
man, isnot an inhabitant Of this Com.
rnonwealth, It IS ordered that the De-
PENDANT do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in MAY
next, 70 answer the Compliments bill,
and that copy Of this order Be forth
withpublished for two months success.
sivelyi the Berkelsy and Jsfsrson Ip-
teligencer, and also be postedup for tive
months successfully at the door Of the
Court House ofthis County.
A Copy. -
fs DAVID HUNTER, c.s.s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
SIxcENTS REWARD.

n AN away from the Subscriber, on
N the 22nd u February last, an aP-
prentice boy named John M'Eyer.-
He Is about 10 years Of age, and took
with him variety Of clothing. The
above reward win be paid, butno thanks
given, for returning said apprentice.
90 HENRY BISHOP.
Middietown, March ?, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
III xose,s . Esssel mn ~ gay.
$ ~ pisprr.

J; 3.
NY love's.a weasel Trim md n,
Rim q out with truth and stor with
AZ through lives sea s:ie cuts herway,
IN eyes with rapture gaze upon her.
Built eyry wondering heart % please,
The lucky shipwrigh a, love and fancy,
From stem 10 stern she moves with ease,
Ahdnfhcr launch they cali II her Nancy,
When bearing up against lifes gales,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
FARMERS ATTEND.

- -. = - M ANY OF you hav-
IA N1ingyery frequeat-
-, ly applied TO the sub
scriber Che being in the
VIZ habit of trading 10 the
azA=A= Northward) to bring .
- = 81: I. a. covering horse Of the
Eusopus breed, which you so much land
not without just cause) admire, he there
fore being induced from interest, a. well
as having natural disposition to accom-
modate, has procured one of that stock,
which he Aatters himself win please.
s. This noble Horse, called
IA, EUSoPIIS BALL, ~ .. 800
VIII stead the ensuing season At the SUBJ
scriber's stable In Martinsburg, al the
moderate price Of three dollars and bu-
shell of oats the season, the oats 70 be
brought with the mare, Eve dollars for
Insurance., and one dollar cash the single
leap. The season to begin the FIRST day
Of April and end the middle of July
Credit win be given for the money until
the lst Of April 1So5. - III .@E -
s Eusopus Ball Is a handsome dark bay,
tenyears old this spring, he is sixteen and
an half hands high, with bone and body
in proportion, and il a. well calculated
for the draft as any hose in. the state Of
Virginia. The public win please 10 ex-
cuse me for omitting his pedigree, as L
cohesive Ii unnecessary, relying on their
sufficient knowledge and acquaintance
with the breed and services of those va
luable kind Of horses without this, his
form alone, viii be sufficient 10 recon-.
mend him.
WILLIAM MACKEY, iur.
February ., 1904. fiji
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q iAs I.aasiia.., II Bylslsy cs4aty.
FELLoW CITrzEks,
March 2, 1904.

40 fhf Alhabifants ef BerAeley Colinfy.
FrIrow clrrsrss.
4 GREEABLE to the requess of !
number Of my friends, | offer my.
self Is . candidate IL the next election, 20
represent you in the General Assembly
offhis Commonwealth and am, with
due regard % your interests,
Your most cbediept servant,
MATTHEW FRANSONE.
March 2. 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09

- THE Editor D his pdper Is a,.-
fhoriaed % M firm ihe Cfiizen Of
BERKELEY County, thar Major ELISHA
BOYD, Of 1larfiasbugg, and SAMU-
Ell BOYD, Esq. ef Garrards- To1vn,
are Candidates, 1or represenfatives Of
fl;s Connfy, N the State Legislature.
Mar,h :, 1904. 6
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-09
February Court, f8o4s
JOHN HUNTER, Complainant.
.AGAINsr #s f,:
WILLIAM HILTON, Defendant.
n cHdNCERE

- HIS day CAME inc NoMpIainautaUy
i his Counsel, and il appearing %
The Court that the defendant Is NOT an in
habitantofthis Commonwealthitisorder-
ed that the defendant do appear here on
de Monday after the third Tuesday ID
May next, tosanswer the eomplainant's
bill, and that 4 copy ofthis order be forth
wish inserted in the Berkeley and Jeffer-
son Intelligencer and eoutinaed for two
mcnths successfully, and also be posted
% for I've months successfully 1t the
door Of the Court House Of this County.
a Copy. Arrest, Il
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
PARIS, Feb. 30.

PRESIDENCY IF JOu6ert-Sitting of Fcb. ~.
The 1ribunate met at quarter before
two.
A Secretary read the minutes of for
mer sitting, which were approved.
Moreau wished 10 speak.
lhe President" You shall have an
opportunity of being heard, but you must
not interrupt the order of the day."
he President then read a letter from
the Secretary of State, which announced
that three Orators Of the government were
dlrected to make a communication to the
Tribunate.
In lew moments the Counsellors Treil-
hard, Lacsee, and Fleurie, were intro.
duced.
Citizen TreiIhard spoke. [See the re-
port OF the Grand Judge in the last Argts.]
Joubert, the president, replied in the
following terms -
" Citizens, Councillors Of state, and orators
IF goUernmeHt,
w hena great empire, after long strug-
giles, is at last placed on its basis, what
can the efforts of enemies, or the delri
um Of passions accomplish agains, il, If
our first thought is always for the people
must it not also embrace the chef they
have chosen, and whom our affections, as
well as our reason, would daily call To- the
supreme rank, had not France already i'm
vested him with power equal to her con
fdence but what an epoch is this for his.
tory! whata lesson for nations. the French
made no call, on account OF a periured go-
yernment, but to their courage'-The e.
uemy's government, however, organized
association, and to complete the evil, we
md involved in their plots, a name which
has long been accompanied with ilIustri-
Gus recollectlons. Citizens, soldiers. func.
tionarles, we shall answer to our own
time, to future ages, and to history, which
never has had events so important to re
late, and which Notwithstanding, awaits
new prodigies. We all answer for the
life Of Bonaparte, whose existence secure.
to France her glory and prosperity"
The 1rlbunate ordered the report Of the
grand Judge, and the presidents speech to
be printed.
THE PresidcHt--" consider myself as
speaking the sentiments Of the tribunatc,
when / propose that they should wait on
the first consul, 10 express the horror
which such an attempt excited in their
minds, and 10 felici,aie him on his escape
! from the danger which threatened him >
This motion was unanimously agreed
to-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

is infinitely affected at Moreau being in
; vowed III this business. II was long ere
he would believe any thing against Mo.
reau. Madame Bonaparte, it is likewise
sad, is much touched, and has repeated.
| ly declared That she would give every thing
she has in the world if Moreau should he
found innocent.
1t is said one of the causes of differ
ence between Pichegru and Moreau, was
that the latter refused TO act directly for
Louis XVIII. Others say, but without
sufficient authority, that letter of Mo-
reau exists, in which he says; " I will not
murder Bonaparte the plan must be
pure; | must see what | have to do"
1t is said that Moreau has been exa
mined by the grand Judge in presence of
the first consul. MORGAN denied all the
Charges brought against him, and narti
cuiarly insisted on the improbability of
his being connected with Pichegru, whom
he had formerly denounced.
sit is said that Angereau played some
part on this occasion. He suddely came
TO Paris from Brest, and spent four hours
in conference with the First Consul, at
Malmaison.
Madame De Damas, it is said has been
arrested; and likewise general Demas.
A person OF the name of Roland was
arrested at the opera, and carried before
the counsellor OF state, Real, charged with
the Police department., Real asked him if
he knew why he was arrested. He an
swered no.-He was asked if he had not
lately lodged in his house certain suspicious
persons. He admitted that Pichepru had
lately paid him a visit, and that he had
entertained him as an old friend. He at
first denied that he lent Pichegru his car
riage to visit Moreau; but on being told
that his coachman hadconfessed he admit
ted 1t. He SAID, however, that Pichcgru
used to take .tfacre daily, and drive to
st. Mag ALIENS church, in the neirhbor.
hood of which Moreau lived. He then
went on foot to moreau's in the Rue dan
Jou, and returned to the facre.
AS Roland thought every thing disco
vered he told all he knew. Among other
things, he said that Pichegru was much
dissatisfied with Moreau, who had writ
ten him that every thing was ready for a
coufi ne niain--that he had great party in
the Army, the Senate, and The I.episla
tive Body. When he arrived, hov ever.
he found no party, and nothing prepared.
Madame De Damas, it is said has been
liberated on the application of Madame
Bonaparte."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
The following is III, article TO which the
above allutles:
B L 0 c K A d r s.

WIN pleasure we state that orders
nave been sent from England 10 Commo-
core Hood not to consider any blockade
81 the Islands of Martinique and Guada>
loupe as existing, unless IN .espeGl to par
ucul"r ports, which may be actually in
vested and then not 10 capture vessels
bound TO such pors unless they shall pre-
wousiy have been warned not 10 enter
hem. The necessary directions on the
sublect have also been sent to the JUDGES
OF me Vice Admiralty Courts in the West
Indies and America"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
ARREST OF MOREAu. &c.

The following particulars of this affair
are given in letter, dated Paris, Feb 20,
IN Hamburger paper:--
Gen. Moreau has been transferred
from the Abbey to the temple, where no
body is allowed admittance to him. Even
his wife has not been permitted to see
him. When Gen. Money, inspector of
gen-d'Tmerie, at the bead Of fifty troop
ers, met him or his way from Grobois TO
Paris, he stopped the coachman, went into
the carriage and told him that he was ex
tremely sorry for the task imposed on him,
but that he had orders to arrest him, and
carry him to the abbey. Moreau, with
out giving any answer, thrust his head
out at the window, and called to The coach
man, drive to the abbey.
"The coachman lcapt from the box
and coming to the door said general let
who will drive you to the abbey, WON'T"
On which one of the troopers took his
place.
Madame Moreau is pregnant; but the
reports that she had miscarred, that she
bad fallen down and hurt herself severely,
on hearing Of the arrest Of her husband
ars un!oundsd. IL is said that Bonapaftc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

AS the article which We lately publish
T &C TO the orders transmitted by the
British government 10 Commodore Hood,
and the Courts Of Vice Admiralty IN A.
mer1cA and the West Indies, has an i'm,
P"r'ant connection with the operations Of
commerce, we have obtained permission
10 state that communication has be-p
officially made to our government of such
orders being gwen. On this occasion we
nave thought 1t usetulto repubiish the arti-
cie' and 10 assure the public tha; ii exact.
~ comedies with the official conr,unjca-
tIon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

A friend has politely handed us the fol.
lowing letter.
TonToLA, March slst, 1904.
SIR,
avail myself of the schr. Rachael cant.
Stevens, to inform you that on Saturday
ia't, was captured and sent into this port
!.ot no o'her cause than coming from a
french porO by.a despicabe little cruiser
OF less than 20 tons, called the Bunk of An.
tigua, whose agent here is a Mr.. Doupan.
VINO alter brief examination of nv na-
pers, returned them to me, observing |
might proceed on my voyage when pleas
ed, as he saw no reason for detention, nor
indeed Tor Capture. Although il is posi-
lively asceri AIMED that his orders To the
cap ans oil his cruz err are 20 capture all
neutralS Coming from French or Dutch
por's' with greatest al1tarenf surprise does
ne examine the papers OF a vessel and
cargo situated as mine were. The onIy
question now is, will he make me full and
ample compensation for my detention
II not trust higher authority, on an
Pealing tAei eto, will, without hesitation,
IL Is matter OF establishment to nv coun
trymen here, as well as To myself that
our government will so passivelv submit
TO such depredations on our commerce.
winch ii much longer unnotioed. will make
american property common plumber, and
prompt the French 10 divide the spoil with
the English. he brig Harriet, and schr.
sally OF Philadelphia, are now in this port,
prizes. The whole cargo of the Harriet
IS proceeded against by Mr.. Dougan and
to the amount of 30 600 francs in the Car
go OF the sally; his ostepsib!e reasons for
proceeding against the cargo of the Har-
rot are that she had colorado papers on
board; and against the Sally. that there
was an excess shipment for The amount
against, contrary To the letter of orders OF
The owners in Philadelphia.
JAMES w. HAMILTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

Pichegru was arrested yesterday morning
in tic street Ch06aRaiS q: ne had slept the
preceding night III rue YiUieHne. Some
days before, he was near the Pantheon ::
he chang d bis lodgings frequently. Sc
veral OF these places of abode cost hln
from ten TO fifteen thousand francs six
gins d'armcs and an agent of police, en-
tered the room 50 unexpectedly, the. he
had no time TO make use of the pistols or
The dagger which lay on his table he en-.
deavored, however to- defend himself and
wre' led with the gems d'armes lor a quar-.
ter OF an hour. lie tried to excite their
compassion for his fate but one Of them
replied according to the official Journal,
" Go, we know you no longrr-vou arr y.
cd loaded with English gold-you have
become the hired assassin Of the Enelish-
he that betrays his country, ceases to be
a Frenchman."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
IEXINGTOM.fNaN A.;

- ~ YIN, al HprI II.
Andrew l.. Love, who WAS remanded
to otau"ton Jail las, fall for passing sup
posed counterfeit notes on the bank &C
Charleston, ). L. has stood his trial at
the last district court and vas acquitted
no evidence sufficient to condemn him
could be Procured.--.Ie passed thro' this
town Yesterday, with his brother, on his
way home to South Carolina.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

Erfrocf Of letter from midshidnan a,
ooard me Constitution, 20 his fias,,a in
tkiS foam.
Constitution, az Syracuse,
.NoO. 29th, 1903.
81 am extremely happy to have il
IN my power TO inform you something of
'he circumstances of the dey OF Algicrs.
g." lie has IN his treasury fifteen mill.
ons OF dollars, army 10000 horse and
loot, has ransomed from him, upon an a.
veraged calculation, 1900 slaves annually.
al 1870 dollars each Taxes, rents, trade.
&c. between four and five million-nine-
~ tour thousand inhabitants ~ the CITY NJ
Algiers-naval force four iligate., three
bries' two schooners, three zebeck ships.
The dey received our consul, and the ,,t.
most attention was paid him BY the dev's
htst othcers I'VE believe the United
States the most favoured nation. He
made us handsome PR sent of bullocks.
sheep, poultry, and vegetables OF every
kind.
F." The British consul is ordered from
Alg'ers-we are Informed The dey has
number OF British subjects al labour.
D1ED-thls day, James ). Deblo;s.
purser of the Constitution. We shall
make thu our place of rend.zyou,-a
healthy crew."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
ST. OMERS, Feb. Is.

Artillery, field equipage and warIike
stores Tor more than 10000 men, are
nowm readiness and every thing may be in
motion, IN less than 10 hours. The camp
at Ounklrk has been reinforced with 600
nen---Every thing appears to indicate
that the expedition against England will
take place in the course OF the next month.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

towards the end of February Bonaparte
Is expected at Boulogne, where general
oouit has this day reviewed his troops.
n guard OF honor is in readiness at Arras
iorthe reception Of Bonaparle. Two ships
OF the line OF - guns are now building az
Antwerp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

rendered highly probable. The fhfloso-
fh'cdf education of the emperor aud the
correspondence which he has maintained
with enlightened men in all parts of the
world render it rea enable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
4" DEAR SIR,

ar Nh DIX
lnciosed you will find a copy of my
PROTEST. The most cruel and unjust
decree of The Judge of the Court of I'D
mlraiiy IN his pluce IN couder.ninp, and
wrestling from me our property, must ex-
cite your astonlshment; fourteen DAYS have
elapsed since the ulal. All the papers
nave been able to obtain are ms prolestand
the Judges Decree, which have iust been
handed me.
have, with the advice of nv friends.
determined 10 return home Immediately.
as remaining here is attended with heavy
expenses; and the necessary documents
can he obtained as well in my absence as
1t was present. My friends promise me
to do all IN their power o get them as soon
as possible, and forward them to Won.
Yours, Sc"
he Sukev belonged to Captain Lewis
and merchant resident in PhladejDhia
both native c,t,zc of he United STATES.
j one loaded IN Philadelphia last fall with
( cargo OF provisions for the West Indies,
which was sold at Curr Goa, and took in q
( cargo Tor this port, all Of which (except
1000 hides, declared to be on rreigh) was
the sole properly Of the owners of the We
sell and accompanied by proper proof, TO
that effect.
At bermuda the whole has been con.
demned, under what pretence we are Al
a loss to snrmise. Even pretence Of the
blockade oi Curacao could not be u,o,ed.
as the Sukey left that port for Philsdel.
Phia some time before the British appear.
ed there
TIE Sukey was captured bv the British
S'oop Of war Driver, Captain Compton. ON
tn 2Ist January last, on her passarc from
Curacao to Philsdelphia-h her trial was
NOT had until the 24th of March follow inc.
Capt Lewis was detained in custody two
days after his arrival at Bermuda. and no,
suffered to hold converse with any Dersnp.
! HIS mate, also citizen Of the Uniled
States and having rrreclion, was sent
ana detained on boa,I British ship 81
wa on a cruise one month. This corduN
calls loudly for the immediate attention nj
The administration Of the United States
and redress from somewhere.
Aprii d.
There are letters in town which state
that the emperor or Russia, has l,v n.
ambassador at Consiantnop!c interfr,,
with his good Offices, to The release of,b,
officers aud crew of tie United States fri
gate Philadelphia. From the ouanr,
whence this Information is derived {, !.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
n y r | & 4.

and t1keu re 5o1e hgfeiy orcntieT by DIR LANES
HENDensoS oftrs his services rs Physician sg,c.
u the Inhabitants of AHeid and fbe ajacent conn.
hss and aSswes item that be 7oW at al times be-
pointed in bis attendance
JNO. r ARcHEP.
fuieid, 73d 4fyH. 1904 A.