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European & Eat India
G o O D S.

JUST received and now opening BY
- the subscriber, an extensive variety
OF the Latest Improved Fashions, of su:
Perior quality, well assorted and select.
ed from the presentImportation. also
general assortment of HARDW ARE
and GROCER1ES.-All of which he
highly recommends to his friends, Gus.
toners and liberal public, at the most
reduced cash prices. Impressed with
sentiments of gratitude for the Aatterrng
encouragement he has hereto orr expe-
ricnced in his line of business, all friends
and customers will please to accept his
best respects.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martinsburg, May "a, 1905.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Nobook couldbe offered, which stands
IN less need of encomium and recon.
mendation-The want of such Book
as" The AerV Aaertc0n Clerks Maga-
2'He, and Complete Pyucfic0! Conve4aa-
Ger" has been long and generally COM
planned of, and is IN innumerable instan.
css severed, teItb1 the people OF the state
Of MARY land in particular.
With view of facilitating the COM
munlcatlon of information, necessary to
tn interest and happins IS Of the people,
the above work was undcrtakrn, and it
is believed, has betnexrcuted in man.
ncr that must be-extensiveI y useful it is
in considerable forwardntss, and will I've
publ ished in the course of this summer.
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pY virtue OF Deed of Trust execut.
IL ed by Adam Sheets to me, for the
purpose of satisfying a sum of money
due trom The said Adam Sheets to An
drew Waggoner, sen. will be sold at pub
lie vendue tor ready money, on Satur-
day the 9Th of Tune next, on the preml-
ses, we'll finished two story HOUSE
and Two LOTS, situate in the town of
Martinsburg, and bounded on the north
BY Martin Street, on the west by a lot
belonging to Thornbursh's hens, On
the south by Richard 4'.'.Nakon's lot,
and on the east by Church Ally. The
sale to begin at - o',lotk, when due
attendance " i'll be given by
PHILIP P. WILSON, Trustee.
May II, 1905.
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and bY-.Mr. William SJmmerviAr.
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May TO-. 1905.

NIIH view OF promoting the &C.
w neral interests OF Learning and
Virtue IN our country, at the same time
that ne IS IS necessarily employed in super
lntendtngth e education Of his sons, the
subscriber has just opened a Grammar
oehool in She pherd's- Town, where be-
SD, S the Latin and Greek Languages,
and sons OF Che most useful Sciences,
the elements of English Grammar will
De carefully taught, and particular pains
taken to enable the pupil to speak and
write his native tongue with propriety
ana cIeG The price of tuition for
the Learned Languages and science will
be 40 per annum; for the English
Grammar SIC; one half of each sessi-
On to be paid in advance.
MOSES HOCE.
ohePhcrdS'T Town, May 5, 1905.
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FormQn' S Ferry.

THE subscriber informs the public
i that he has rented torman's Fer
ry, at the mouth of Opeokon, where he
has new Boat in good order Tor the
convey ance Of passengers across the it,
YER with safety. ! he roads are in go cd
order on both sides for Wagons or car
rlAges of any kind. Due attendance
will be given by
JOHN BARBER. .
May II, 1905.
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N1lLL be sold at public vendue, on
w Wednesday the eth Of June next,
onthe premises, the PLANTATION
on which the subscriber now lives, one
mile and halt from Martinsburg, on
the main road leading to Shepherds.
Town, containing near 200 acres of
good Land, so acres are in excel lent
Timber, about 80 acres of Meadow, and
the balance good arabic land. Tusca.
rora Greek runs through this tract, and
the whole Of the land is well watered.
The improvements are, two story
Dwelling House, good Barn, Smoke
House, &c. agoods pPle Orchard, with
a number of other Fruit Trees. On
paving from FIVE to six hundred pounds in
hind, reasonable credit will be allow
ed the purchaser for the balance.
There 1UiA also be said, on the same
daN and place. Cows, Hogs and Sheep,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
a great variety of Farming Utensils.
Nine months credit will be given, on
bond with approved security. The sale
will begin about ten o'clock.
JOHN VAN METRE.
Berkeley County, MAY "a, 1905.
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HOUSE g LOT FOR SALE.

pY virtue ola Deed Of Trust, execut-
- ed by Hartman Midnight to me for
the purpose OF satisfying sum ofmoney
due from said Hartman Midnight 10
BENJAMIN Stephenson, will be sold at
public vendue, for ready money, on Sa-
turdav the first day of June nexa, at John
Snlth's tavern in the town of Smithhcld,
a House and Lot situate in Smith6eld a.
tore>ald, on the east side of the main
street, and known and distinguished in
the plan of said town by Lot No. 3, The
property of the said Hartman Midnight.
he sale will begin at - O'clock, when
due attendance will be given by e.
ANDREW WAGGONER, Jun.
Trustee.
May TO-, 1905.
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A SONG-For THE LADIES.

o Dear, Fan 50 blcas'd!
W HEN ssrephon appears, how my
heart pit pat,
She~s the tender emotion with which
it is seized.
To the Shepherds bewitchinc CAV limo.
gent chat,
could listen forever-O dear I'm so
pleased.
Tho NV Grandmother frowns, and bro.
tests I'm too young,
With the LESSONS OF cupid so soon to
be tei&'d
But so SWEET is the honey that falls from
his tongue,
That Ia'ssh a, my Grandmam-O
dear I'm SO Plras'L.
Should've ask me to we'd. as he limited
TODAY,
When my hand he so soft and so ten
derlv squeez'd;
Hes so pretty a swain, that I can't saw
him nav,
I'm resolv'd to be marri'd-O dear
I'm SO Pleas'd.
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PROPOSALS

| PROPOSALS
By D. DIETRICH, Boet1r"r,,
HAGERsTowN, MARYLAND,
For Publishing by Su6Acrietio5.,
-. THE FOLLOWING WORK,
FOR WHICH HEHAs OBTAINED A. COPY
RIGHT.
District Of .Hary!andto wit:
Be remembered, That on the twelfth
dav of March, in the twentv-ninth YEAR
ofthe independence ofthe Unued States
Of America, Jacob ID. Dietrich, of the
said District, hath deposited in this Of
hce, the title ola Book, the right where
othe claims as Proprietor in the words
following, to wit:
" THE NEW
4 N E K I.CA "
Nrk's Magazine,
Complete Practical Convryancer.
CONTAINING
The mast wscfM and necessary Prece.
dents in Conoet ancing, as seItlrdand
approved by the mast eminent
CoHrru0nCerS;
WITH
Observations and References 10 the Lays,
sc.
Win a v0yi"ty IF ether ">c'M
instruments Of 1vriHng:
The whole Of which are adapted to the
use Of, the Citizens Of the United
States and more PARTICULARS t. those
OF the State OF Mar, land ; under the
following heads, VIZ.
AequIttances, A, Acknowledgements, At
trelghtmcnt. Athdavlts, Agrr, mcnts,
A Annuity, Apprentices, Arbitration, As
Awards, Bargains of Sale,
Bills of Sale, Bonds, Bottomry. Con-
tracts, Conditions, Covenants, Compo-
'Itlon, Carpenters, Deeds, Dls'rcsscs,
Exc Ranges, Feoffments, Gi,s, Grants,
lndentures, Leases, Letters of Attor-
icy, Letters of Iicencr. Moitgaers,
Obligations, Oaths, Partitions, peliri-
'ns, Promlsorv Notes, Receipts, Re-
eases, Revelations, Sales, Surrcnders,
settlements, Wills, &c. &c.
With
Necessary Instructions and f2rms qfPre.
CrdrutS,
'or the use of Justices Of the Peace,
Sherlfs, Coronrrs and Const4blcs,
and OF matters which relate to tire Au-
ties OF Executors and administrators
IN the settlement Of the Estat,, OF lie.
ceased persons also OF Ciuarlllar.s, &c.
ne tVhaIe selected Fran the Lyrpy, and
O'auShfs e/"cf"1I 3r0cnee. /
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The subscribers beg tr4peto inform thr;,
t.ien3S and :te pUb!Ic ,senrraikv, tha
shey haorj just 'cCric-I or1 are non,
or 4ing a large and general avxort
mras sf MERCHANDISE, amsnp
."h|oh are The fai.o'H'ns articles, az,
i ANCY laced and plain Cambrics
Pink yellow, blue, black and drab do.
Lawns and Line CAm5rlc<,
Cross barred, striped, Jaconet and
Book MusGns,
Striped, corded and Camhric Dimi,ies,
Lute>tring<, SAt,ins, NoA,ls & Persian,,
Chintzes, C"hco~ and American Prints.
Ladies and Geaelemans elegant embroi.
dered Hose,
White and coioured ditto,
Psnu,toon ditto,
PiN> Iced, pink aud black, picnic, En-
gGSh and French extra Silk Gloves,
Kid aud Fawn ditto,
- Ga, and 5-4 elegant Darnask Silk
ShAwlS.
"A var e,v Of Silk, ne,ed Cambria, Book
and JAtone, ditto,
Sear'~s, chocolate and blue Bandaaoe
H4nker1 h;=iS,
Flag, Niadirass, CAtty, Longee and
Pullicat ditto
SILK, Linen and Cotton RomaIs, With
rsrlctv of Pockee AMI other Handkfs.
Green, blue and dove Silk plush Bonnets.
Lrshorn dit" and Boards,
Wr1a,he>> A,,lS~ial Flowers & Feathers
SAltl"> Ln;rs,r,ng, Sarcenet, striped&
Crr>s-hAr'd Fancy Rihba,ds,
Nd, Morocco, Stuff and Leather slim.
porS,
Silver and Rib md Ornaments,
S"per6ne Broad Clothes & Cassimerex.
Satin. Mersa'lles, and Fancy figured
JanessW ns,coa,ing,
Co!'UF,d vile AMI narrow Nankeen,
Csttton ( I>tyarrcs,
A hrs' a>>"rtm Mt Of coarse Muslin..
81. h - Burb1on G4rEahs, Ttft4ipore
and J@naN Lawns, and India Baftas.
IRISH, German and British Linens fully
assorted.
Striped Bed Tieking and striped Linens,
LinenaGd Cotton Chrcks,
NJ 4de'fa, SAerrt, Port and Malaga
Wines,
Alb proof Jamaica Spirits,
French, PrAeh and Apple Brandies and
8 nod old Whisky.
n complete assortment Of Groceries-
H"d-W"re and Cud.rv, among which
are Andv.tl>, N.>i>. Cro.s-cu, and Mn
Saws. S. ,hr., &, s..
Spinning C''ttsa a;.-l f.ax-
Ill q s. !ic9 ar Co., re srtrctrd5v:,t :.
fhr Creates c''", 'r;.e re Ir,rf im3:r-
fat!ans, '"I SO -, ~+,.ine f., sail, at
the r7''' TsEtee' f,.e:., Ia1 Cash pr
P''c ~.
i MORROW < BROWN. !
ShetherG4- zos0a, Atuy -, 1905. fowl ;
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~ her bv Note or Bond, are request
ea II dis h"se them Immediately; and
those who ave open 4 cunts with him,
arc also d->ire1to pTe pare to close then
as soon a. R0>>'hle, either br giving
t..etr "pllg 'r,on ior thu amount due, or
b pANla5 iSem pE-It is expected tina,
t,his notice ts.R a. pIncually attended
to- as M oaEsr ioduisence can he given.
\ 4 SAMUEL BOYD.
GaTrard's -To~a. May -, 1905.
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Public

ITO be sold on Friday the 3tst inst.
1 at the late dwelling plantation of
William Hanna, deceased, a numoer of
Horses, Mares and Coils, Milch Cows,
a number Of Young Cattle, Hogs, Sheep
and Gees -EE9usehold and Kitchen Fur
niture, W,ggon and Geers, Farming
Utensils and number OF other articles
too tedious to particularise. A credit
DISK months will be allowed on giving
bond with approved security. The sale
will begin about nine o'clock.
DAVID HANNA, H.,
WALLACE HANNA, ! ~
May II, 1905.
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TRIAL OF JUDGE CHASE.

II is the infention Of the editor of the N1,iona
Isfeiligencer. TO publishin volume ,he procce.
dings on this interesting trial at full length. viii.
rs little delay as circumstances will adn,,
The extent of the work cannon Il, present I've
ascertaincd with any precision. Ii will, howe
yer. probably exceed 500 pages otaavo.
1t shall be published in boards, at a price NOT
exceeding so cents for an hundred pages
Gentlemen DESTROYS of securing copies are re-
ouested 10 leave their names with the cdi,or--ard
re prinfe's IF nesrsoa'ers 's'H eonfe- a sOr BIZ
inserting fbis Advertisement a fen flmes.
March ID (5r)
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AN ACT

For the relief Of Richard 7aylor.
6EH e'lccfedby fhe Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United States of n.
"'erica in Congress assembled, That Rich
ard Taylor Of Kentucky, who was employ
cd IN The service of the United States, as
an escort, spy, and guide, at the daily pay
OF one dollar and twenty FIVE cents, during
hosiililles with certain indians, in the wear
one thousand seven hundred and ninety
two, and was disabled By being wounded
while in such service, shall be placed on
the list OF invalid pensioners Of the United
States, at the rate of twenty dollars per
month,to commence on ii,ei6rs, day Of ia
nuary IN the present year, in lieu of his
present rate of pension.
NATHL. MACON,
Hheassr Of the House Of Rcf,reaen afipes.
JOS. ANDERSON,
President of the Senate hro.semhore.
March 3, 1905.
APPROVED,
III: JEFFERSON.
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AN ACT
AN ACT
TO nrovide far The accommodation offhe Pre-.
,;oe,t, If me TL,,fed Ngofes

TO hrovide far The accommodation offhe Pre-
adent of me United Sfafes.
BE IL enacted BY the Srnate and House of
Reysrrsenfatives eff6e United Sksfes Of Hme-
RIGA in Congress asscpi5ird, That the Pre-
sident of the United States be, and he is
hereby authorised to cause TO be sold such
part Of the furniture and equipage belong
ing to his household, as may be decayed
and out Of repair; and that the sum Of
fourteen thousand dollars, together with
the proceeds Of such sales, be appropriate
ed for the accommodation Of the house
hold Of the President Of the United States,
to be laid OF, at hs discretion, and under
his direction.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker of the House Of Rej,reseIiafiUes.
JOS. ANDERSON,
President Vt the Semie fro-temfore.
March 3, iSo5--APPRovEp,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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AN Acr

AN ACT
For the relief of Robert Patton, and othrrs.
i BE 10 euacfedby the Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, of The Ulfted STATES Of n.
narr1ca IN Congress assembled, That the COL
Iector for the district of Tappahannock. be
and he hereby is directed TO repay to Ro-
bert Patton and company, and Samuel
Pearson, the owners of the schooner Iris,
vessel of the United States the amount
received from them for foreign tonnage
on said schooner, and he hereby is also di.
rected to repay 10 Samuel Gordon and o.
theirs, the owners Of the cargo of the said
schooner, the amount of ten per cent. ad :
di,ional duties received from them upon
the said cargo, at the entry thereof at Tap.
pahannock, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and four.
Sec. 2. Ind be it further enacted, That
the collector for the district of New.
port, be and he hereby is dire ctsd to paw TO
Edmund Briggs, Jun. and others, the mas
ter and crew OF the schooner Phebe, the
amount of bounty or allowance arising on
fishing voyage which was made in the
said vessel, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and four, upon satisfactory proof
being exhibited, - him, that the said
schooner was employed during the four
months OF fishing season.
NATHL. MACON,
Sfeaker offhe House of Rehresenfanves.
JOS. ANDERSON,
President Of The Senate pro femfore.
March 81 1905 -hpPRovgD,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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Hyn1ns and SoiritNaL .Songs.

TIE subscribers 70 the Book of Hymns & SDi.
ritual Songs, intended 10 be published by 7.
Courtney, jr. are respectfully informed thai. not
wirhst lnding severe indisposi,ion which totally
~ itout fhis power for the space of many weeks
10 attend TO any kind of business. IN addition to
many unavoidable delays the work j. now io che
press. and from the number Of hands which are
employed, he can with certainty saw. tina, in the
course OF few weeks the book will bs ready for
delivery
Ona perusal of this valuable collection. the
reader viii readily preceive. tina, great ,ain, have
been taken % renderit one of he most usefni books
OF the KIND now extant a nuwhe, of people,
Pree ninenr f,r their pietv prefer the n,mns
AMI Spiritual Songs of Or Isaac Wat,s-O hers
prefer RiPpon's, whilst many admhe Wes.ey's
and Lady Hun IN yron's h n,ns II these il
may he necessary 70 observe that IN the p,esenr
selection. Partially has heen c,5efuNy svo,Ied
| while the beauties Of all ,l,e fore-cing authors
nave been collected, so as to rcs,der This book
suitable to every deaornina ion o. Christians. eli
ther tor private or pub &c Worship IN this pub
hcsh9n there viii appear large and beautiful
selection of Spiri ual Songs which, a, c,ns,aera.
ole trouble, and some expense, have been obrsir:.
ca from alrros, every state in the Union II IS
The design of the subscriber TO ssrike of reve,,J
Thousand copies of this work, which NAV
be attended with almost too yreat A risk
tor al Individual in his crocmsc ribed si,ua
! 'iVh- pu'' from deSre Of atording every one
an opportunity of Perusing this book. and from
sincere wish TO see the prosperity of Zion ne
thus ventures his ALL while ne hopes that his IA:
oouTs viii net fail 10 meet with suitable re.
ward. The b,ck will contain upwards of thee
hundred and fifty pages. handsomely printed. on
good type, and on paper OF a superior quaIi.y.
JOHN COURTNEY, Jun.
Riehmcnd, March 20fh, 1905
Sin the last edition printed by Dixon and
a tfr1her of ina
noticed This will not be the case in the presen,
performance The book. when ready, WIN be
advertised and sold By the subscriber at the ;,rin.
ting Office of the Virginia Gazette ---For copies
handsomely bound and isttered the price will he
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neat manner Seventy Five nts.
:, Gj1'15e Pria'ers in Pstersbarg. Lynebbwg,
StaHnsor, Lexington and Erederfcks5gyg, are 20
qae''ed 10 gree ,bs aboOe tvU insertions in tbeir
'esbecnpe papers,
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AN ACT


supplementary to the act, entitled, [" I'm &C,
making an differentiation for carrying inso
egeef The Convention 6stavccr, fhe United
STATES Of America, and his Britannia ma.
.jesty."
BE tf enacted By the Senate and Hsuse of
Representatives ofMe United S.afes ofI.
n'erica IN Congress assembled, That the Sc
cretary oil the Treasury be authorised to
cause the last payment due under the con.
venlion OF the eighth day Of January, one
thousand eight hundred and two, between
the United States of America, and his Bri-
fannie majesty, to be made in Great gr;-
tain: Provided, That the same NAV he
ELECTED without any risk to the United
States.
NATHL. MACON.
@teaker cffhe House Of Rehresenrasfves.
JOS. ANDERSON.
President Of The Senate fsro temhore.
March 3, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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Fisher q Lesueur,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED LAacs surpLY OF
GROCERIES,. viz.

auscovado Sugar to, Cloves. Nutmegs
ncss Green Coffee Mace and Cassia
Dodole and Single re- Nader Birthstone,
:, hned loaf Sugar Alum & Copperas
Heai n'iasses & trikle Spanish and Bengal
Old Antigua. Jamaica. Indigo
Santacruz' 81. kits sPesmaceti Oil
and n. e. Rum Colrr:ny
Old Cogniac Brandy Pic.,ei Salmon and
Holland Gin dish
Madeira. Port. Sherry, New York Candles g.
Tenerlle and Maia. SOAP
ga Wine Gun-powder
Bottled Port & Claret Pa.en- Sho, f~o-, =.
Caldwell Frasure & co.'s BIB
superhne Chocolate Thomas I.eiper's Snuff
Young Tyson. Souch- Marcoaba ditto
ong' Imperial, and Porter Corks
few canisters con ! Gin Cases
tanning l LIZ lbs DemiIohns
1anpowder Tea Cut quart and pint De.
Scotch Barley can,ers
Fresh Oil and Olives Plain OF & half Mt. do
BASKET Salt Plain and cut, half pint
Fresh Mustard PINT & gut Tumblers
Spanish Segars Cut Jelly C'ass,s
Martinique. Nnyau Sc China Bowls fror, p;nt
bordeaux Cordiais to Quart
Box Raisns & Almonds Tea and coffee Guns &
Race and ground Sin. Saucers
ger, Pepper, Pimer- Patent Night Lamps
ALSO, A QUANTITY OF
German Ozna5nrgs 81 TTcklenbwss.
All which were selected for this marker, by
James Fisher. and will be sold, wholesale and re.
tail. on moderate terms.
Richmond. 1Na-c5 27, 1905. w.t.
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~ ACT

TO authorize tie erection Of a bridge Gcross
n mill ,tord and n7orsh IN Me Navy Yard
6cioagirg 10 me United STATES, in me
fo7,n u Brooklyn in the STATE Of NeU
York.
Beucnarscd6yfhe Senate and House Of Re-
frescafauvrs of hhe United Statrs Of -Emeri-
ca ia Congress assembled, That the Prcsi-
dent of The United States be, and he here
by is authorised, by proper instrument
in writing under his hand, in due form, to
grant to such person or persons, or body
corporate, by their proper name OF incor.
pora!ion, SIS shall be authorised by an ACT
Of the legislature Of the STATE of New
YORK, 10 open and Improve road from
Brooklyn ferry, in that state, along
the shore Of the Marlborough, 10 Bush
wick, to ereel bridge across the mill
pond ard marsh, being part OF the navy
yard belonging to the United States, in
the said town of Brooklyn, and 10 main
tain suoh bridge under such restrictions
and on such conditions, as he shall pre-
scribe. Propided nevertheless, that II at
any future time it shall appear to the
President Of the United States, that the
property Of the United States is Injured
by such bridge. he may revoke the per-
mission granted by him for crcsling the
same.
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SW,y soanty. 2ot6 DIaycb 1915
NOmmitted to the jail of this coun-
~ ty on the 24th day of FEB. last, negro
man by the name Of BOOKER. who says he be-
longs 20 mr. Ezekiel Walden Of Northumberland
county in the state Of Maryland. which place h.
et. as ne says last april in pursuit Of his wife
who had been sold-lse is STOUT veil -,,,,l. g.,
low, al nut % years old and appears TO have zone
by water-The owner of said runaway is yeooes,.
ed TO come forward. prove property, pay charges
and take HIM away DnvrpP sI~ss s
az Keeper Of fbe jail. SURF courthouse w..
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Ian y.

lave IN Louisa county about 500 aercs of
Land lying IN the heart of the Green Spring
ne,3hoourhood, adjoining the lands of col Rich.
ara Morriss and maj James Watson--there are
gooo erehards' grist mill with pair of stones
ano ooirIng sioth-the land is good for the cul
'u.s OF corn, tobacco. and remarkable for wheat.
with tolesabe good buildings. and god rifle. and
remarkably healthy. lying very near the Green
springs would exchange the one half of the
asove iandsfor such lands as might like nhe a.
tie founded on military caimsJ in Kentuekv. in
tne counties OF Logan, Christian, Warren or
henderson; the other half in cash Possession
gwen at next Christmas. or in April i806--to ac
eommodate the purchasers would sell the mill
WI, tn i4o acres OF land, orI would sell the whole
IN 100 acre lots.
TURNER ANDERSON.
22d March. 1905 us