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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-14
Defendants.

May s.-eF2m. X. "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
NETWORK, june 6.
h.teye.tiag 10 Mxrehanfs.

biseyesfiag TO Nzsrchanfs.
Capt. Connell, Of the brig Mary, from
SurIinam, hB favored The Editors Of the
N.York Gazette. with proclamation is
sued ct Surrinam, by VIM. G. Hughes,
Bfigsdier General and Lieutenant Cover
nor, dared April ~, 1905 wherein he
admits the importation in neutral vessels
otthe following articles, from the 2eth Of
April for -four months, viz. tobacco, pitch,
tar, turpen,ine, slaves, heading boards,
TIMBER, shingles, and lumber OF any sort !;
mules, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, and
1--we stock of any sort bread, biscuit, -four,
peas, Deans, potatoes, wheat, rice, oats,
barlcy' and grain Of any sort. Rum and
molasses are allowed for expectation TO the
iull amount Of imported cargoes, on pay
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15

-""Vthy fichcpng s Tehe elton on the mill
re deserves rebuff. Il was the militia that
fought At Bsafer's biz undsr Warren, a militia
gencfsi-lt was by the aid Of numerous rein.
torcements OF militia TO join general Gates tina,
anyone was taken. 1t was by volunteer mi
ma under stare voiTntesr general, that col
naEn' hesssan officer, was defeated At Ben
ning'on' IN Vermont, which was the prelude TO
.ne capture OF Bsrgoyne. Bur perhaps limo.
tny reasons from himsclfi and il he makes him.
se't inc Mandasd by which 70 Judge ofthe merits
OF ,ne mii'ia thee IS ground tor his saying the
niifiiia neVer aid any good and nepey seiH. limo.
tnys nrs pubic employment was seYy ham,
less 'nss OF a teacher Of psalmody. When the
'eVo'i'ion began DC TEAMED The manual exercise.
ene 'aen taAgbf a. lie was afterwards appoin
yea eoone OF regiment of militia and when the
sas'Ts OF Le<isSfoH eHa Concord took place, A.
pm ~, i'I2 AND the British were retrestinv
ron ConeoTu back 10 Boston. an order was sem
20 1tnony. 70 march wi h his regiment. and
post nlm-e's az certain place cut on their re-
treat ilmoihy marched but he stopped short
OF the pace and drew up his men, and went 70
prayers uii the British passed ii. His PRAYERS
saved him IRON the dangers Of that day. do
not know thar he su7g psalms PERHAPS not.
The ENEMY might have over bSard BIN, Had ri
notify done his duty ON that OCCASION. AID our
his trust in Gcd without loilsring aw Az HE ,;,,s
the whole party OF the British. about TWO thoo
sand must have been prisoners, for they could
not have got back INTO Boston and the saushte,
ar Bunke''s hill, the Nth Of June folo@ioe.
c Ould NOT have taken place. The whole fore
Of the British ~ Boston az thattire, was abou,
four thousand one bof Of which were on This
'sPcai.ion. TIP.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-15
From London Peters to the 1sM Of .f,1rik,
received at This eifee.

''NS'~tN vs. bbfo tUfecs
On the 18th instant just as the House
OF Commons received The usual summons
TO attend the Commission in the TN
per House, II was animated thai his Ma
Jesty would be ready 10 receive at four
O'Clock, the Resolutions respecting Lord
Melville, at ST. James's Palace. From
the eariness OF The hour, and the short
ness OF the nutce, not more than half a
dozen Members were in full dress.
circumstance has come 10 our know
LEDGE whice induces us to suppose that
any extraordinary ceremony was no, ex-
pected by his Majesty. we are assured
'na' mss Majesty, when receiving the re-
signsiion OF Viscount Melville. iendcred
by MIR. Pitt, was graciously pleased to
say, that " notwithstanding the Glamour
that had been raised against that Noble
man he trusted his faithful commons
would soon see reasons To exOtrss an opi,
Mon that his Lordship had scouit,ed him
sell with the utmost anxiet, fer he welfare
AID salvation of the British Empife',
ms communication has been made 10 VA
from good authority. ItIs tSe more re-
markable, as belief generally prevailed
that The Noble Parsonage in Question had
lost ground in the Royal favor.
Lord Melville's resignation was accom-.
panied by long explanatory letter, to
which certain Parsonage returned avery
KIND as well as gracious answer.
The Cork Mercantile Chronicle, of
wednesday the 10th inst. contains the fol-
lowing extraordinary article -
We are sorrv m a.. tcfcrc,rJ that =.
dispatch had arrived at the Castle Of DUB
I'm on Monday evening" stating the cap
ture OF transports with The 18th, Doth, spI
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12

longer pu0ibc for him TO require or expect any
thing OF Rufia, who. inRcad OF being dc6ious
of peace, hnds her own iuteroR in war. and
tounds on in renovation hopes, which ihe fiili
attempts 10 vain to conceal, when her behavior
unveils them even to thofe eyes which are the
leaf penetrating.
" Fora twrlvemonth paA the Emperor has
received nothing but iniults from the Rufian
Cabinet. His character and his dfpofitions arc
TOO we'll known for il 10 he believed that he
will exyofe himielf TO frefh injafies. II belongs
to the Emperor Alexander 70 judge which alscr-
native appears moa advantageous for him;
whether to psrft in a & fem, to the adoption OF
which he was moved oy foreign influence, or to
return TO maIe moderate, more jutt. and wifer
fentinenu. He has a greater interef in return-
ing to them than France has to lead him back
thereto. allegation muR be the reiult OF
bis own confederation, and cannot form an OBJ
j.tt Of any kind Of oegocia,ion.
As TO England, his Majehy made an at
tempt, eight month"; ago. to incline her to
peace which attempt Europe knew how TO
appreciate, and which world not have been in
vain, if England had depended foley upon her
own rcfourccs but, from the Anfwsr returned
by the cabinet Of ST. James,. il was clear that it
would not think OF peace, until II had loA
every hope Of fe,sing the continent jn flames,
and OF covering Italy with blood and carnage.
With this intcniion, and wiih this intention
alone, it called upon the inerpc6tion of Ruf.'
Ga. The cabinet Of Vienna IL too enlightened
not to perceive this, tho the projects and mo.
tives Of England wese not known to is, from
tho pretiing Fluctuations, and from the sffsr OF
fubGdics, with which Che has conAsntly beEeeed
the court Of Vieuna, 10 Induce il to take up
arms.
Ii cannot be hoped that fuchs Power will
liasn 10 she advice Of moderation and jufice.
Il would even be ufsleis 20 feak 10 il OF iss in.
teref which ought TO be dsarvA 20 il. Blind
psilioos induce il to niaske thofe in,ereas. The
voice Of perlualou would avail noshins bo,
that which the good ofices Of Auafis esuoos
iodsce Eugland 10 do, Auaria can oblge he'
70 do. She needs neither exer,ions nor mcnaces
ios ,his Psfpole. bus merely to obssrve very
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12


THE underiigned has hascned, on the
terminati IN OF the conference which he has had
the honor OF holding with Count De Cobent-
eel. 80 traofmit TO Boulogpe the Declaration
delivered to him by his Exce!leecy ,alludiug to
the known AaRrian Declaration Of the sth of
AoguR) and he has received orders from the Em-
pcror sod King 20 return the following An
fwer:
's The Emperor could not fail OF being fen-
Gbly affected by tho fentiments of moderation
thewn 10 the aforeiaid DscIat alton, and by the
smicable readinefa OF his Majeay, the Emperor
of Germany and AuRris, 10 hafen, by his in-
terpoh,ion, the termination Of the evils cauied
by the war to the French empire. Bot the more
his MajeAy knows how to appreciate the>im-
portaucc and value of the good Offices Of his
Majcay the Emperor Of Aoifria, the more he 10
grateful for the intention with which the offer of
thofe good Offices 10 made, aud the more does he
feel, that his very isntinenu OF gratitude for
bid him to make ufs thereof; II, on the one
hand, from the nature Of things. aud on the
other. from the 6tua,ion of ciIcumfsnces, il 10
not even permitted 10 hope, thar they can be
employed with advantage, nor confsqucntly
withou, computing the dignity OF the Media
tor. This motive alone would be dcci6vclfor
his Majeay, even il it were poiiible TO forget
how the Csoinets Of London and ST. Psierfbureh
have very lately snlweIed his moa noble add
noaenaaiuous Behaviour.
IN. De NovoGlzoff was coming TO France,
without the Emperor's kno~ios Sis iutentions.
The King Of P,uiia had required paGpors for
this Chamberlain Of the kmperor OF Ruii;a.
The psG'osts were immcdiatrl, gsanted without
any expiaaasion. What benefit has he Msjeay
derived from this extraordinary coccetion An
tGsnfive Nosc. rep!etc with falfe aaertions, wn
the fole cfuIs Of milton. which the Emperor
had neither occaGoned nor required.
"B.iug thus attacked in his honor, il b no
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12

feion ves adapted the Indian neighbors
the purus agriculture and houiehod manufacture They are becoming
inde that the earth yields fubhaence with M bour than the f and
waite lands for the improving tho and bn
@ % & w 5 I 3 a,s a Il: an m M s s a h 5
the former Indian boundary and hoe the Ohio from the fame boundary
and Cheokees havod between and adjacent the diff
e Innef and the Greeks the rehdue Of their lands the fork of
pon namuch they conoda parts ed country, render
their ntecomle fecure the particularly with the fma
completes poGn of the whole of both banks of the Ohio from
the navigation of that thereby
afe citizens ttd (eng the
pue from the Greeks has been for ome time particularly ntereng
which
houies of Congre, for the exie Of their psive funeons
Deputies their feat government
ons Indians nhbing the Nau and other beyond the Mapp
charged fason with the
which they placed with their oton. cultivate and
fendhip and they dere commercial nourle with
and Of the n them hitherto obtained will be- eommuni
Gated oon M lome further relations which have eaon
The receipts the y during the year ending the goth Sept
ia have exceeded the fun OF p million: of dollars which with not quite
after meeting other demands nearly millions of the debt contract
cipal the public debt and four millions of nc he payments with
iho which had been made three and halt preceding have ex
Cangre, by 1903, $4,000
dollars towards meeting the claims citizens affirmed by the convention
however this authority
millions and half which remained the uy the fame goth
flung bedes paying the annual fun of eight millions of dollars
paed funded debt and meeting all the demands which b
expected will enable the whole um OF millions hundred
and fifty thound dollars conventions
of nearly million of dollars free do Should you
provons of and armed v recommended by the
cumaances the this upu will furn the of doing TO-
On this fr occaGon addng Congre nce by the choice Of
have entered iecond of fdmnfion the
opportunity this public aaance that will bea ndeayou
admner faithfully the executive department. will zeaousy
you any may liberty, property,
prina ~ our owczens and condatc the republican forms
and principles of our government
In your felton, you m which give
tor the datch of the public bune and all the information ncccy for
your deliberations which nes country
dence repoled in by others, will admit communication.
III. Jlsvv~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-12
ST.HE AsPERS.

FRENCH DECLARATION TO AUS
TRlA.
tDeGvered Ang. IS, 1905. BY NJ. qahy,asd 10
Csam Pbh3p Csbes,xsi ar Par1.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
ieay even the devils believe, t,ehbIiags 60,

jefy even the devils believe, trembling Gos
pFotare Gnner. hide thy(eli IN re eve wstsaces
thou vat originally taken. Who 80 tse p-r-
implicitly daring to tet thy mlutb aga'nit TIE
heavenss You wcuit no iwea, ~ The Iieenee.
OF tie king of Great Britain, and will yoa 'feat
the King Of Kings, ts Cad of ,ht Wh lie EARN,
with le!s reipett You would perhaps refrain
from ssearlng many nours together, tilt wete 10,
exenipt you trom iome temporal lois, Or 10 pro-
cure tome temporal gain. And do you. treat the
Commands. the pfomfes. ano the shresisGings ct
the great God, as II they were unwcfhy tysus
Hot,css The foycreisn command o.;hs Gcyef-
OF the univcric is SWEAR NET AT ALL. lie
whofald, z. TIL lhslt 40 . mo,dti:' nave alto
iad, -lhou thalt not take rhe panie etthe Lord
thy Sou in yam, land the awui ianeslon OF this
command is for The L I'D thy God will not
hqlu him outlets that taks.h his name IN vain:'
tha, is, he will peniih hin with Ggpal vengeance
--he will make kim feel the thundef OF his
power.
Hitherto thy tongue has been thy 'Glsne, but
from this time let II become tiny glory. Let it
be uled 10 the honor of him, who faid, Eels
and curie not; of him who faid, Let no corrupt
commun cation proceed cut of your nloatb; but
: tbat which is good TO the ule ofedity Ing, that
II may minifer ace unto the h-arcrs'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
IN COM1uoN COUNCIL,
p Wavembsr. 1905.

Gcofge Beneale, ehann,sl OF che c muittee,
appointed on the complaint Of lames RuaeI and
Others, reported bill "to regulate w4sg4fers,
carriers aod dssymsD in the town ct Alexandria;
whJoS was twice read and ordered 10 lie over for
further couilde: stion.
GyarraA. That the mayor do require tie aGts-
fors OF the taxable property Of the town. 70 make
their return OF the Lamp tax for tne pttteGt year
to The ptopct officer Of The Corporatsog.
0yaertG, '4hst the talFs or terry way at the
foot Of Wolfe frect De renewed trom thsncc
within thee months from the 5ih inR, and that
notice thesso' be given TO the rcprctentasives of
Frsncs H. Rozier.
.Relohved. Thit the mayor BY requeRcd 10
caule the quarantine regulations TO be dliconti-
nusd.
Ordertd, That John Janney and John McKen.
ney, he committee to examine The Collectors
accounts aod report thereon - Council.
lTcf) JAMES NJ. UREA, &C.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
e. N O T | C E.

by authority Of deed o. truf from
- William Mitchell, deceatod, 10 the iubicri-
bcfs Tor the benefit OF Samuel Craig, we ihall on
the fecond Monday in November next, (e!eyeGth)
expofe to fae AT public auction, lot flsuated on
the fouth eide OF Duke Erect. and TO the welt
ward of Water ttrest, in the town OF Alexandra,
extending in front on Duke llrcet, twenty tcyen
feet Ten ioches, in depth, ninety feet fx inches
to a ten fees alley. onthe back part Of the lor
is well built and wei. Fl l(hei ,wo fory brick
houle, and fropg one tory frame ware houic
in front.
A part of the money will be expect
ed down and cre1it given fot the balance, par
iculars will Re made known on the day OF fale.
Cleon Moore, T.,,o,,,
Chas. Midnight,
O2ober Z. zawt5wr&ts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
N o T / c. E..

|THE citizens Of the town are hereby Motif
ed, thai return will ioon be made OF
all dclindnen,s under he sft entitled, " An aef
for the fpeedy ex!inguhment OF fire. 81. And
tor the information OF tenants berg itrsngers
and ,hofe who may be una qQainted with that
law, copy Of the II fiction thereof is here
hbjnined.
SEA. z. Where the proprietor of any dwell.
ling houfe or Rorc houfe reGing out of the Ii.
mits Of the corporMidl., hali neglect to comply
with The regulations of this act, The cccupies of
fuch houfr hal, within Two months after coming
to Inc PETITION thereof, procure the nscef4ry
buckets; WHICH are one btcket for each tory OF
a houfe, under a penalty OF one dollar; and
failifg to provide the fame, alail be iubjett 10
the like penalties as are 10 fuch cafe inlpofed on
the proprietor. And when any occupier fl all.
at his or her owo expence, pr vide buekets in
the manner directed BY his act, it (hal be law
ful for him OF her TO retain, cut OF the reat Of
the houfe, the fun 70 expended -
John Vaudeville,
Superintendent Of P0lier.
November s. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07

49,. distribution shall be calculated
- authorised consumes however
a. = whatever his claims shall re.
'a,a o,,nber Of vessels exceeding those
''''v.Ib BY other conslgnses'
I according . the proceeding article,
: a.rch ,os already co nm ssloaed isre..
j 8 present his pa,entto the secretary
: q fthe government, who Will im-
+ ) il the requisite forsnallty.
n,oe at the Imperial Palace, SsFs. 6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
NORFOLK, Nov. ..

u. "e sorry o confirm the account of
= " the schooner Sisters, from Ere.
'r&ourg . this place, with cargo of
Rss. Nus q 800 barrels of -four she went
NC,, ~ me ne gale on Saturday night last.
b y, = charles, where she vent TO pieces !;
\. ~, ~ and gentleman passenger got
u much difficulty /; Is is expected
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07

that the principal part Of her cargo win be
saved.
(. Arrived. brig Hope, Cochran, So DAYS
iron Ayonote, (Spaln.) Left there the
go September brig Eliza, Nye, for Bor.
deaax the next day !; brig -. Council, Of
New York; schooner Uaiou, Taylor, of
Providence. October IL, in LAT. s6, SO,
long. 7s, 81, spoke schooner Hired. Of
aud from Alexandria, bound TO Madeira,
4 days oet.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-07
aleraaorta Daap auoerttser.
THURSDAY, NoyHnBEK y.

Estrsa Of q letter fran N9gaaa, Nezo Precedence,
dated i6tb oaob<r.
!" ALI American vetiels, bound to eneu,ie,
Ports, with cargo no. the produce Of the Unit.
ed States, will BE- liable 20 Coniscasior."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
FOR JAIL.

J n PLANTATION, containing !.
~ bout $50 acres, about 100 Of which
are cleared thereis 4 consenient Dwell
iine House and Kitchenand agood Barn
On tlae premises near the House Is !
WsIlthirty feet deep, which never goes
dryswhen kept clean on one part Of the
Plantation there Is large and excellent
Spring. The Land Is Of i superiorqu
lity titles on The road leading from
Martinsburg 10 Boyd's Ferry, and Is
about six mics from the former place..
For terms apply on the premises, Of to
IT, subscriber IN Martinsburg.
IGNATIIJS PRICE.
January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
pnt1usnf % ne lass win and Testament
of Robert creighton, decd syalusbIe
I1af7 LQqd,

Lying Il he County 81 Bsrt siey and
State Of Virginia. three miles from the
town ef NIastinsburg. on the road lead.
ing g NiIliamsport, eighty Eve miles
from the City 81 Baltimore, stventy-ive
from die City of Washington, andrighr
y miles from tI,e town. 81 Alexandria
containine sixshuudfed acres, one hall
cleared and under good fence, the 81.
lance well clothed With timber There
Gre Oh said land ! number Of never fail
ing springs, and 1 sufficient quantity 81
Meadow This Tract would suit well
e Be divided, Is there are two Dwelling
Houses, two Double Barns, and two
Orchards of choice Fruit. Ii lies 1--WE.
miiles from the river Potomak, Tie nasi.
CATION Of said river Is now completed,
produce may Be conveyed down the river
% the City Of Washington and 70 The
town of Alexandria at small expense,
For terms apply 70 William Riddle. of
DE town 81 Martinsbnrg. a good title
viii Be made the purchaser BY
WILLIAM RIDDLE, i
:, and Exr,s.
WIN. CREIGHTON,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
NoTIcE b.

M HkREAS 1 did pass my obiiea.
~ ton to Daniel Vanmssre. 81 Ia
fourth day of Mayiass for the sum 81
TWO thousafnd eve hundred and thirtv /.
three dollars and thirty-three cents. nav.
bleonihe hrstof Septembernex., being
The balance due for the purchase 81 shree
hundred and nineteen acres Of land. a
Opeckcn Bridge, Berkeley County. Vir-
GINA; said Vanmetre did on same dav
bind himself to convey said land % me e
By z clear title and general warfantee K
or before The payment Of said balance
and whereas ! have been since informed.
by good authority, he the said " anmetre.
cannot comply with his obligation. nor I
give aelear title 70 the whole Of he land.
dohersby forewarnall and every & rsola
whatsoever. from taking an assignments
q my obligation, . am determined
not g pay any part q said obligation j -
81 said Nanmetre fully complies y iih his
obligation % me. Given under nv hand
this thirsieth day Of July, 1905.
JACOB MIDDLECALF.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
70 BE RENTED,

TF NOT privately disposed ofbefore, 70
4 The highest bidder, on The 14th day
of December next, II fair, Or lie next
fair day, three TENElfENT.y, two and
. half miles westward of Charles. Town.
Jefferson County VIZ. the FIRST suppos-
Cd tocontain s45 acres, the second i2S
acres, and the third 90 acres. For
terms apply % so " s'T:
GE0RGE 5. WASHINGTON,
July 10, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
Berkeley County. IS.
June Court, fsos.
Daniel M,Kenney, Comps,
against
Samuel Woods. DeF't.

~ = - ss.. H II aAWLHdNLEHls esf
THE Defendant, samuel Woods.
= not having entered his appearance
agrseable % N act Of Assemb and he
ruler ri this court, and It appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Conrt, thar he Il
not az ihhabitant Of this Commonly eaith.
On the motion Of the Complainant b. lis
Counsel, i Is ordered thar The said be-
tendant do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday ID August
next, 70 answer the billof the Complain.
anf. and that . copy Of this order Sc
forthwith inserted ID the Berkeley and
Jsaerson Intelligencer, for two months
suseessivsly, and published al the door
ofthr Conrt House Of The said County.
a GoPy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, enc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
SUMMER GOODS.
TIME nhscriber has Just received
j and . now opening. IN elegant
assortment Of
MERCHANDISE,

suitable for de present season, which
BE takes Tie liberty &c offering 10 his
friends and the public II general uneou.-
monty cheap, consisting IN part Of the
following articles. and number Of o.
thers COO tedious for insertion;
DosDias dsd cltine5nyes,
Rnssia Sierfings and d iifags.
Bro1Dh HoEntd.
Y % Irisk SheetinRs,
nsd ~ kisk Lisens,
lO-4 Damask Tablr Cloths,
- and - Diaper Linen,
% and re prem CAeckss
Fnsfians and Tsans.
Nankeens,
C5ffon Hosery,
NrrsaillcS Hese sh1bes.
Sfit and Cotton Sxspendtrs,
Fashionatis ciintzes and Cdlices,
Lsw pricrd aiffo, ~ s';s
Gsionged Cambrgc Afasiins,
Lo1c briced dfffo,
Diaifiss, hacam nsaiy cheap,
12-s Dan,ask Siit Sha,ufs.
Ezfra isng PC nc siik Ci,ors, 4
4 sayiefy 81 elsgaaf Lacts aaa Ede-
jags. IssD erscrd.
Ln'estsiag md eslonrsd yatfias,
R;tBsas, s
Rset nsd ydrosef ssns,
issscro and KID sl5es. g 8
4
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WARRANTED
Boiling G0hs,

Super6ne, Common and Midling, ofthe
frsk quality, for saIe on The usual sefmS.
PHILIP sNdDENB0LESCH.
llsrfinsbnfg, FUR Z, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-23
Berkeley IS.
nne Eosrf 1905.
William Stuart, Comps

against
Josiah Raymond, Tnnis Newkirk, Geo.
Ns,Skiik. Reuben Ncwkirk, Samuel
SMeafingsn. Gideon Goss, Joseph
u WAliihgsioTd, r thomas Cox. Rienal
Butt, Henry Holman, Adam Myers,
BAIL CROSS, Bsldry Butt, William
Bsnnett. Richard Morelstr, a bfahsm
Morslalt. sen. George Laneh srt. John
Grows James Likens, Nathaniel
Linthicum, Cornelius Simmons.
George FiIson. Iohn Strobe. Iere.
miah Strobe, William Godman. n.
ter Se.barn, William Seaburn, David
Harris, John amer, Jacob Hoover
John Harrison, James Warren, Yohn
Smith, Edward Mesecr. Ri1ual
Green. Joseph Foreman, Chfistosher
Parrott Thomas Cox, John Randall.
Anthony Turner, Rnbert Barns
John Jones, Thomas Shepherd AS.
ron Farming, Joseph Ineie, Gsorre
Mason, Jacob Comeeis. Tohi, B,,sf
Frederick InhooE, Swcaripeen Raw
Lewis Wisenall, and Jacob Snlufr.
DEFENDANTS.
n GHANcER7
tT,HE Defendant, Iosiah Ray ~, !,
not having entered his appear,
ance agreeable 70 an act Of Assem.
bly, and the rules ofthis Court. 81 !,
othe satisfaction 81 q. c.,
thar heis not an inhabitant Of m. g..
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