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father. was the reality Of life. The period focn. at
Oxford aud Paris was interval Of incoher-nce and
incbriety. And this is all ended The reality
of exifiencei s forever gone
Why is 1t that, from the hour heard of my IA
theirs deeeafe to the preiene dant period, the re-
membrane of chat melancholy has always be-
come aiociated III my mind with the rocks Of Swift
zerland, and the lake OF Ur /! One Of the mott af-
feng of the catarophes that beiet this mortal ex-
itenee, with what is mott fo,enn AM fublin,e in the
afpeS OF the univerft Grief in all human minds
foon ahumes the character Of luxury be iujulged
rs well as Of pain to b. endured The mourner re-
collects with compacency the tenderness of his heart
and the purity Of his feelings The contcions recur-
renee of the icene in WHICH my grief began, gave in
my cafe TO the grief itfef nsri. ,,- tribunal
ct ientiment and taite.-Eonorst,. beloved, ever 10
he regretted author of my he Never the a'hes
o an eattern monarch attended ita 70 magnificent
a funeral The deep glen Of rhe dark and tranquil
lake OF Uri was the cathedral il which the rites
iolemmzsd The chapel Of the immortal Tell oiled
out ITS bell to proclaim the ceremony 1hs patriots
who live centuries ago, etab,hea ths Independence
OF Switzerland conpofei the -oeeirn tha, attended
thee tn the grave All theie images are forever
worked up together, and contribute in my memory
enc melancholy aud indelible icene
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At meeting Of tie Board Of Directors Of ID, fu,aa.
66~anse Society, ogaiaF Fire On Bni!Gincs of 10
fate Of Hirgiuia bedattbe General Ofe. on The 2.st
day Of September, 1905,
HE following fettion was added to the Rules *
Regulations of the Society, which is, by order
OF the board, rtblihed for the information oil all per
ions concerned, viz
Art. g. Sec. ll.-Whenever the revaluation OF a
building already injured, hell be adc if it aii have
10 happened that the proprietor thereof ihai have de-
parted this life anterior to thu date the revauatio,
in fuch cafe, the declaration to be executed after
iuch revaluaton fhal be made and !ibicrbed by all
the parties then having title to fuch building in Ike
form and sgreeably to the rule, and regulations which
are Preicribed to parties holding miiar ntere in
any building, and diipoled TO effe9 original infu-
rance thereof.
ALEXANDER MsRAE, PrseI.nt NJ S.
TeR, Le70is ~. Riyak-i-, CT. s. D.
Sept. "a. 1sw.
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NOTICE.

HAT by virtue of deed in trua, executed bv
John Britain TO me, iiall, on Monday the osth
infant, at MeGrs. Profer & Moncure's Vendue Of
hce in this city, between the hours of 10 and o'clock
expoie to fae by public auction, to the hgheG bid
der tor ready money 40 Ii acres fLAND. living in
the county of Henrieo, adjoining the land of Mr. Tohn
Pendleton upon tie brook. ALTO, SO Id acres adj
joining the above, being the fame tracts of land
which were conveyed by deeds duly recorded in Hen
rico court from Geo W. Seaon the faid John Brit
tain. ALTO, ilaves Peter and Sarah. tbe FRI AGED
about thirty, the latter abou, twentyf ven or e.
much Of the faid property as may be ter to IA
tsfy Manuel Judah the FUN of 500 dollars, toqetber
with all coils and charges attending the drawing,
eording and execution Of The faid deed Of trun
SAMUEL M'CRAW, Trunee.
Richmond, Oanber 8. enJs
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FOR SALE.

a TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, in the town
1 OF Lynehburg,at prefent occupied by COL John
Watt, to which there sone half of land attached
the Houie is entirely new and well fiuihed with
cellar under the whole Houfe, which is devided in
two rooms, one room and Pahage below fairs and
two above, the Houfe fs thirty feet in length and
twenty feet wide. On the lad LOTS good garden ell
trely new clover lot is alto incofed, fnoke houre
TABLE and corn hcuie with every convenience for the
reception of a family. For terms apply to MIR. VIM.
Brown, Lynohburg, or the fubleriber
THoS. CREWS.
Anhera, Oaober f. epstq
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A G nc UL TURAL.
FROM THE TRUE AMERICAN.

Coobtr's Peiz., " Sept. 1905.
RESPECTED FRIEND,
| FLAX being the principal article of Do
meftic Manufatture, (waol aexcepted)7io the
middle aud northern Rates, perhapc hint re-
| lpect'ng its preparation may be acceptable.
About Is years paft, purchafed a German
iervant man, WHO bv his account came from
the neishbourhbod of RufIia, fuon after let
h'm and others to fpread my Flax, the Lot not
containing the whole, he requehed me to let
iim rot the remainder his own way, which be
Laid was to half rot it in the water ard then on
the ground, which he did, and the fax 70 rot
ted proved the belt, foftea, and whteft, had
ever Teen, and the method pleafed my wife and
the ipinnefs 70 well, Ihave pra6fifed it ever
hnce, with fome alterations as to time.
The procefs We find to anfwer bef, is, after
the iced is beaten off, bind it about the he of
common Rye iheaves, and about the laft of
September, or irit of Oess,h,r, 'immmerfe it in
water, ftaenated is preferable to running: it
mould not be more than:two feet deep from
the iurtace, and the fax kept entirely under the
water about two weeks, but the time fhould he
regulated by the weather, as to heat or cold,
we then take it out and fpread it thin and even,
ana turn It as often as occafon may require, af-
Ter oeing iPread, every rain, fog, dew, or froft,
all'ts In Operating the heri, whitening and Eoft
enng the flax, and extracting the gum, which
Is the only canfe of fax being coartr and harlh.
and 1t is An eftabilhcd fact with thofe that have
tried, that either thread or cloth made from
max prepared in the abhve manner is fofier.
and will whiten in one 'hrd of the time that is
requilite for that from fla4 rottcd in the common
manner. -..
helieve the principal reafon, that water rot
ting Hax, is 10 little pratffcd in Nortr-A nerca.
Is that thofc who have tried it find the FAX hard
and brittle, the caufe OF whicfs Il ina sineN is
putting 1t IN water, in hot weather, when two
or three days will rot If fuficient Tor dreflioe
but will not extract the gum.
perion OF my acquaintance from Ifi',rrnia,
twho is well acquainted with the proccis of flax
Preparation,) informs me, that it has been tn.
common practice in Ireland, about 20 or so
years ago, to let FAX remain IN waller until fuf-
hcIently rotted, but tle people in general, find-
ing 1t did not anfWer their flnguine expectation,
have hncc adopted the above method with iuc
cefs.
Linen made of FAX prepared as above direct
ed, with one boil, will be about the colour of
Ruflia Injecting, which induces me TO believe
that all the hemp and fax in Rufiia, is rotted
IN the fame way. And as am greatly dsiirous
for the improvement OF the manufactures of our
country, with my felIow-c;tizens TO make a
trial, which may be fafey done by trying fmall
part.
IF you think the foregoing worth place in
your paper, il will be well to publifh it foon,
as the ieafon proper for the operation is near at
hand.
/ remain your Friend,
s JOSEPH COOPER.
James ]. Wilton, Efq.
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, if taken within
! fly miles of Richmond, ard one hundred Dol
lars If taken beyond il, will be given to apprehend
negro man named LEWIS, about thirty years of age
WHO iah night runaway from the iu5fcribers He ia
very itout made, and about s feet 10, or feet II
inches high; has msfcune couutenance-had M,
when ne went away, RuiTa Drill Drab Goat and
Psntaioons; but hasa variety of other coathing--
lie was formerly the property of Mr.. Edward fIaS
lam OF Hanover Town, where perhaps he nsy be
gone-Ail matters q veacs are iorewarned from har
boring or carrying him away, under the penalty of
the law. CsII-IJA1' - KTp nv
September 6. (,f
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FOR SAFE.

A TRACT OF LAND i. Srr,y sarnty, eo.fsininp
n about l6oo acres, rvsbin aste, Of Jams riVs,,
sni nile and Satfea naviga'e Part Of Gray ereei.
Tore land cleared d,ers pa,t' IF fbe trae, q,
1e0'k s or eight 6ands in three efirea fs and tie
Improvement, >0re frirr' for toe accommodations Of
gertesi family, rpi'b every nsery bays/ for arnisg-
1bi' fra 1vm bear dv;ai"g iaiO three pats, and may
bave lseie"f PROPORTION Of ssr rieb !Osp grounds 10
sas6 6"f zr'niabe more va!1sbt fngie arebssr,
as If a5oHHas vvib timber, b05 Of zobie and rad OAK,
t for fave') pine, Poplar and ard there is &C.
~ advantageous ie for agr and Javr mil, mea,iy ia
be centre IF the frae-if If saneesgiry 10 fay svoye
than batt is healthy, air, tuation, and atopads in
good 'iag'; 6a' efpie orchard ia e.;taon, Of
300 grated frHa Of tie mef e5eier kirds. TIE gaa-
my Of An1a' -'R be b judged BY tbe Ueb0 de-
roSS o1rebsEng, and 7oH take Ie trouble of oezpue
The Pri"'-part Of tbt puresqS money bling paid de4vs
the balance be raid in t,oo, three or pr anna! paw
'renfs--gfving approved eu,d,. For serarr apply to
RICHARD COOKE.
Gef ~igsf, near S~ifsfeie, I r
Se9.em5er Is. "'
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Am.5sra ARgalg Court. 1so5

IN CHANCERY.
jonn Profit, Randolph Profit JeiIe Profit Row
land Prohtt, Elizabeth Profit aud Nancy ProGr,
children Of David Profit, dec d. and Duncan Ca,
meron and Molly his wife, la,e Molly Profit,
daughter of David Profit, decd and David Pro-
mt and Au0in Profit infant children of Aufu
Proiitt, decd who was 4 fon of the faid David
Prot'tt, decd. By John Profit their guardian and
next friead. Co,nn,,,s
Aganlt
William JOHN and Sally his wife, Joieph wileher
and Suisnna his wife, and David Profit, which
,aid Sally. Suianna, snd David are children of the
'u Dd''u fIohtt, oeed. Def'ts
IN the motion the compliments by their a,tor.
- ney, and it appearing TO the fatsfaa ion of tbe
conrt' that the defendants VIM. Jolin and Sally hi,
wife, JoiePh Wieher and Suianra his wife, and d.
vd Prohtt are hot inhabitants of this fate and wirbou,
the Jurifdicion of this 1t is ordered that the
defendants do appear here on the third MONDAY
III November next, and anfwer the conplainants bill.
aud thata copy of this order be forthwith inherited in
iome public newspaper pubifbed within this COM
nonwealth for eight weeks fucceively, and that A.
neither copy be ported the front door of the court
houie oil this county on ione court day.
Copy. Tele, w. S. CRAWFORD, c. c. chr
Dept IL epSw.
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NOTICE.

by virtue Of a deed of truff, executed to me by
- John Kelio, to fecure the payment Of debt due
by him to John and William Bell, fh1ll, on the Iaft
Saturday III October next, the houfe of the faid
John Keiio, in the upper end of the county of Cum
berland, proceed to fell 70 much of that valuable
Farm, containing $50 acres Of LaDd on which he
now lives, 0ubct to two prior deeds of trut as will
pay the um due to the faid John and William Bell,
oil about Tx hundred and fifty pounds, with one in
tereit thereon, for the benefit Of John Eppes.
CREED TAYLOR, Truitee.
Sept II. eptds
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NOTICE.

NE u6eri5er, 6eisg ajirous ofeiefng .geir al,ri-
i ATTRACTION on tie ealts Of rpiiiar7 IScbam, d.eesc
81 coil apo" all tbo 7vho bavr claims aeaiza lin, TO
make them A"o7'n bsore tbe feoas Nondy November
next 7rbe" they infrito yerdtr Of their adj
TO t6r court Of 5snsi, far he city Of RieL-
mond Gffe' 7obieb claim not previoyly eiven ia,
7riR6 BE- dsfeaSd.o, 6ui it notice zyM be Plead in bar
f6ertef Al penans indt6tsd TO The dtee'& Gre d,ed
10 esaSe L7'eHafe farDent indq>aer Sc give
EDWARD ChRRINGTON,
J. II. CEEVALLIE.
Sspte~5sr IS (FtfJ
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WEST-P0LN7 is hin For Sal.

N l. iuDferber is authorized fell the faid well
SHOWN iraet OF Land, either altogether. or IN
Lots OF three hundred acres or upwards to fur mr.
ehaers, on the following terms to wit one fourth of
the purehae money 90 be paid down, the other three
i'urths IN equal annual nlalnen,s, to carry ter-a
from the time of iac, and to be ecured by bondaud
mortgage on the land
1t IS deemed unnecefary to defcribe particularly,
'ao Oh ad 10 re marketable for lts fertility and the Ia
tural advantages of its fiuation. ANY communicated
dretted to the iubcrber Shirley in the county of
Charles City, by pon, to Granville Mills, will be du-
ly attended TO.
PATRICK HENDREN Agent FOR Vim.
fi'zhugh OF Alexandria, Charles Carter OF SLirl.y,
Sept. "a. oawIm
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NOTICE.

a Ii psrfons who have any demands agana me.
L n either on my OWL account as fecurity for
Others dered to bring them forward within three
months from this date, and all juh claims hall be dill
charged. The creditors of Bernard M Anally dec d.
are particularly reGueed attend to this notice hav
ing funds in my hands belonging to iaid M'Anally S
eitate Should this notice be dregarded, fhall con-
nder myieif abfolved from al claims brought for
ward after the expiration of the above mentioned Pc
Rod. BRETT RANDOIPH
Fighting Greek, powhatan, Oas. Tsw
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

RY virtue Ct decree of the Court of the United
States Tor Tie Fifth Circuit in the Virginia DIFF
'r,ct' pronounced in May lit between John Somer-
vile iainrif, and David Roi, defendant:
WILL. BIZ SOLD, OH Tueiday the 5,h day of Oe
tober next, to the h;ghe bidder for ready money 70
much OF the Traa of Land in, Cheaerfeld county.
commonly called the Falls Plantation, as will BE- fluff
cient to ra'ie the ,um of thouland one hundred
and twenty one dollars and 81 cents, and the colts of
uit ard OF fale. The point at which the purchafer
Is to begin his turvey and the direction in which he is
10 run ms lines will be designated the day of fale,
which iale win BE- Rad on the premifes.
JOSEPH SCOTT, Martial ID.
Sept. 90, 1906. eptds
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RACING.
James ]. Wilton, Efq.

HE Neqo-Narket Fall lifetime quiN COM
Il mence, A.greeNblv to n rejolutiou oftbe foekey
Ciub, ON tie 4fb Tnejday in O7o5er, 6einp the 2ed
Of The month, and continue days, 4,ia.
Ut. APof SeveeeqakeS far four gears old colts
AndflilreS, three mile treats, carrying IooDJ. on
each, The latter ALLOWED 2ib5. entrance 200 doll
lars, play orPay.-2biJ race is ejgabH/bed By four
baUiag /xI/cribed.
I'd. The Joekcy CLUB PwJe ef45o dollars, four
mile beat5, agreeabJy to the rulrs oftbe eourje.
Sd. The Pyoprietor'J Pure efo25 dollars, three
mile beats, agreeabk to TIE fame rules.
4tb. n HeR SsceetRakeJ for three years old rolls
and filiet, fqoo mile beaty, EARRING s6Ds. on
e0e, the latter aHoqved 2lb5. entrance 200 dollars,
Phay or .Pay.-7beis flakes are aljo ej!e1iiSSd,
four baping entered.
STU. II HaHda CNp Pn,E, IF 200 dollars, en-
tranee 80 dollars, . mile heals, Agreeable to gen
erai rules Of ban0y eo5gJag.
TIE eb0Ue SaUeeiyqakeS to elejstbe 2stb Of SEP
fember.
". B. E1ery dollar Of each days. race tbe bro-
PrieFor pledges bimjeffo fee hing up at the TART
mg-PeR; to remanerate hmJeLf far qobieb, and
his baUing The eonr2f in fbr6sR order il eyer qoaJ
in, toll qviH be forded at tie gates saeb @Gy, Viz.
sObeei tarriegeJ, s.
8 ditto 81
Man and bort, So
root COMPANY, IJ6
Excellent .Rabieage and litter .fi,rnibed race
bor/eJ rats and tie very ben aeeommoAation
far gentlemen, Their. /srvaats and boyJsJ.
RICHARD BATE,
Treafner and Proprietor.
Ne7U- Market, Sept. 10. sb64v
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LANN-EOp sir

the county Of Lunsnburg, lying within one mile
OF the Court-houie, on Couches creek this tratq
contains ieven hundred and fifty acres one hundred
and fifty Of which is cleared confo rtabI,. ;,,nro,,5
Tor tie aseonn dation al family. This land is well
imt+d 10 the cultivation OF Tobacco, Corn and Wheat
A great bargain may he had in this land The
terms may be made known by application to Major
Griei Green, oil Nottoway, who duly authorized !,
dipcie OF or the !tberiber living on the premes.
JOSEPH SMITH
LuHsnburg, Augua 2--(sptf
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GEORGE Willy.

BROKER e COMMITS ION MERcH.4N9.
Near the BaGn,
BUYS and fells all kinds OF Prcduce-AIjo 7 ands
~ Lots, and heu!es, Bark Stock, &C.
20 cba5 for Sale, LOTS No. l4l, Q, 8, and d.
which make one entire iquare in Du-VaI's addit-
on.-lhere is good Spring attached to them. Thefe
lots are well worth the attention of any GENTLE
man willing to build hummer retreat for his family
July 25.-tf.
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TO BE SOLD.
S.pte~5sr IS.

On liberal credit, and in lot, TO J1it p1,e5a,ers,
{ >ROM two hundred and fifty to three hundred
A. acres of LAND, in the county Of EIenrico, aboa,
-FOUR miles from Rchmond-a diftancr which renders
Dat little liable to Pllass, yet Efficiently near to one
o. the belt and mott improving markets the United
States.
The advantages offina farms near large towns, are
10 obvious and generally admitted, to require
particular enumeration Perfons reiiding in the city
with large families, and who ar. Obliged TO keen hort
eS, would be able in one year to fave more than the
orginai Purehafe For further particulars enquire of
Mr.. Thomas Norvell.
May IA. (oaf,f1
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NOTICE.

a Petition will be preiented to the General Al
n fen,bly of Virginia, at the next felton, praying
that an aa may pats to incorporate a company for
the purpofe Of cutting Canal on the Eouth fide Of
the Falls Of James River, otherwife improving the
navigation of the river for TIE paGage of Bltteaux
and ALTO for the Establishment of a Bank in the town
OF Manehefer. Augua Is. (epmL)
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! With TO leafe for, term Of years my HOUSE
i on the hill between Col CANDLES and Belv-
dere. AS it was defgned for my rehdenee no
expence has been fparsd to afford every convenience
for the elegant accommodation of fnall family A
fquare Of four half ots under excellent enclo-
fure, is annexed the houfe and the benefit Of lux
urisnt and extenfve pallursge for a few horfes and
cows will be granted by Col Hsrvie. II is intend
ed to ereS bridge over the canal near Mr. Ruther-
fords mills, by which the dilanee to the lower part
Of the town will be rendered more convenient than
from the greater part Of the boufes Shoek9-hill
To genteel family, who viii take proper care Of
the buildings and enelofures, will let it upon very
moderate terms.
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH
September 10. (rd)
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NOTICE.

\ Petition will be Pteiented to the next General
Afembly, praying that fhe County Court of
KING William may hereafter be held on the firti Mon
day, and the Court of Hanover tie fourth Monday
OF every month. Oct g. Tmi,
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Oaober 4.

M HEREAS executed deed of truit tn Lance
lot Minor Richard Tompkins and Jokr, NJ.
tierndon, bearing date the ,i,.day of Narch. ,sa
'r CERTAIN purPofes therein mentioned which heinz
row ehee'ed therefore take this method of oiv,.s
Notice. that hereby revoke and make void faid t,.
WILLIAM MINOR.
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MARSHAL's SALES

BE SOLD, for ready money, in purfnanee
OF decree ofthe court of the United States, for
the nth circuit in the Virginia d,iRres, between
fheneas Bond, attorney for the creditors of Ezekiel
Edwards and David Rofs, and others defendants, in
order to ra'ie the FUN of 1909 dols 90 cents, with
the expenees OF iae, number of very valuable faves
now at the Oxford Iron Works. The fale will tak.
place at the iaid Works. On the 9th day of Novem.
Der next.
BENZ. MOSBY, D. NJ. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. Y. D.
o''ooer t. (eptds)
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Lands to Rent.


ITO be leased several valuable Lots
j in Maidstone Manor on the Po-
tomac river ID the county of Berkeley,
about S or 6 miles above Williams-Port,
eoptaiuiug from $50 to 500 acres on
one Of these Is an excellent situation for
:. Distilery, with wood very convenient.
Ifapplieation is shortly made, is pro;
bable the present tenants would seed the
fields on reasonables terms. Noperson
need apply who has nota sufficient force
ofhis own TO cultivate and keep the Ten
ements in proper repair. For terms
apply 10 the subscriber on the premises,
Who hat ai.s rs or 70 Lofsfo ltt IA Par
terson's-c Greek Manor, IN the county Of
Hampshire. .,5..,
! August ?, 1905. = = II. =
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Public Sale.

MILL be sold at public vendue at
w the late dwelling plantation of
Mrs. Mars aret Evans, dec. at the Big
Spring, about two miles from Martins
burg, on the 18th Of August next, a
Negro Woman and Child, Horses, Cows,
Sheep, Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Farming Utensils, . W4g.
gon and Geers, one Still Of TAO gallons,
and number Of other articles too hume.
rous to particularize :-A reasonable
credit win beSgiven. Terms will be
made known on the day Of sale. The
sale viii begin about 9 O'Clock.
EPHRAIM EVANS, Ear.
III sf WILLIAM BENTLEY, Adm'r.
= July 2e, 1905. .
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CTRAYED from the subscribers
u plantation near Mar,inshurg, about
the last of May, an Iron Gray MARE,
about 5 years old, with small white
mark in her forehead. is between rs and
l4hands high. branded with the letter
" on the near shoulder, and has never
been shod, One dollar reward and rea-
sonable expenses win be paid TO any per-
SON who viii return said mare, or give
such information tina. get her again.
ABRAHAM VANMETRE.
July 10, 1906 -
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SIX CENTS REWARp.

Tan away from the subscriber about
n the 9TH instant, an apprentice boy
named Thomas Hazlewood, 30 years
old last winter, is about sfeet inches
i.eh, has dark hair, and Is slim made
had no clothes with ham, but those he
had ON, which were Of coarse home made
..tuff. The above reward viii be given
(but no thanks) for returning him.
EDWARD SOUTHWOOD.
Berkeley County, July %, 1905.
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NO TIC E.

MAS taken up as an Estray by the
w subscriber living,on the Potomak
River, in Hampshire County, Virginia,
on The 7th June 1905, 4 flea bitten Gray
HORSE, supposed to be 20 years Old,
pear IA hands high, Ga. hammed, bad
footed, sesrsor navel gall on the hind
part of his back, PAGES generally, aPpa-
rrntly crest. fallen; appraised to eleven
dollars. The owner Is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take
him away. - -:
ISAAC WoRTHiNGToN.
July .ae, 1906,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-09

FOR SALE,

A HOUSE and LOT, on Martin
n Street, adjoining Spring Ally also
. HOUSE and one Quarter Lot,
fronting on the said street. OF the FIRST
mentioned Lot are number Of bearing
Fruit Trees Of different kinds. The
said Lots are near .. well Of gooa water,
and would suit particularly fell for
tradesmen. The terms will Be made
known by inquiring of the subscriber.
~ JOHN GooSEMAN. i
Martinsburg, August ., 1905.