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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07

NOTICE Is hereby given tina. N
! y Election will be held At the Court
House in Martinsburs, ON the FIRST
Monday after the third Tue sday in April
next (Which will be the 21stday of that
month"; for the purpose Of choosing two
ht characters, torepresent the County Of
Berkeley in the next General Assembly
of this Commonwealth. AL persons
entitled to vote are desired to attend.
NICHOLAS oRRICK, Sheriff:
February 2, 1906. 7, :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
Stop look here !

r WILL give any person an uneom.
L mon great bargain in small Tract of
LAND, on the waters of great Cape.
Capeon, nearthe mouth, containing IS
acres, which is all clothedwith excellent
Timber of various kinda, two Springs
which afford water enough to turn q mill
rise on the premises there may be at
least IS or 2oaeres Of excellent Meadow
made with little labour, which may
be all watered. Itwould be an excellent
stand for distiller Of spirits, as there
are two grist mills within mile, and four
saw mills. One young horse will be ia
ken in part pay. For further informati-
on apply: to the subscriber living in Shop
hsrd's- Town. ~. = -, :.
WV. STEPHENSON.
December 6, 1905 - 1sm1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
In the State Hirpinia.

One Plantation, on which is erected
the noted stand called the Halfway
House. This Tract contains 266 acres
OF Land, the whole Of which is tiilable,
and a great proportion cleared this Land
is particularly adapted to small grain.
Its situation makes it more valuable thar
perhaps many stands in the county, be.
ing central between Martinsburg and
Bath; it ahonnds with fine Springs, q
good Orchard Of choice Fruit; the
Hpuse 10 large and well calculated for
the reception Of travellers, Stable, and
an out house for the family separate from
the tavern. ----
Asa. 100 acres of Land, within z
miles Of the town Of Bath, 20 Of which
are cleared and under good fence this
Land is Of good quality on the Land i,
a House and Stable, with good Water
and some Meadow,
Also, a small Farm on Sleepy Greek,
about miles from Bath; this place is
in good order. with aeonvenient House
and Barn, and Meadow well watesed,
aud a good Orchard. '..:
Also, in the tewn of Bath, that noted
stand Known blythe name Of the Coffee
House, adjoining the Bath squire this
House is the large st and most eonveni-
ent for the reception Of visitors at Bath,
having upwards of 20 lodging rooms, a
large ball. room, adiningroom, dressing
rooms, bar room, and a ine Kitchen.
Atso, Lot on which is ereeted large
Stable, sufficient to contain 20 horses,
near the Coffee House,, and a small
Dwelling House. - - l.
Also, . Lot adjoining the Coffee House,
on which 10 ereeteda two-story log House
weaterhoarded and painted, with Store
Room, Kitchen and Stable.
1t is unnecessary to be more particu.
lar, as it is presumed any person wish.
ing to purchase, will FIRST view the pre-.
misses. Bypayirg reasonable proper.
ton Of the pnrcase money down, the ba.
lauce5will be taken in easy payments.
For further particulars inquire Of Lau.
renee M'Keirnan, who resides on the
FIRST described place in Maryland, 70
Timothy Monahsn in Hagers- town. Ig,
natius o 'Ferrall, on Mill Creek, Berke.
ley County, Virginia, or Andrew
Goaldihg. on Potomak river, miles a.
bove Bath. --'-----g- .=-
October IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
FOR SALE,
Pursuant to the hast win and testament
Of Robert Creighton, decd, valuable
TRAIT of Land,

Lying in the County Of Berkeley and
State Of Virginia, three miles from the
town Cf Martinsburg, on the road lead
ing to Williamsport, eighty.6ve miles
from the City Of Baltimore, seveney-6ve
from the City Of Washington, and eigh-
ty miles from the town Of Alexandria,
containing six-hundrrd acres, one half
cleared and under good fence, the b.
lance well clothed with timber, There
are ON said land number of never fail
ing springs, and sufficient quantity Of
Meadow: This Tract would suit well
to be divided, a. there are two Dwelling
Houses, two Double Barns, and two
Orchards Of choice Fruit. Il lies Eve
miles from the river Potomac, the navi-
CATION Of said river IL now completed,
produce may be conveyed down the river
to the City Of Washington and 10 the
town Of Alexandria at small expense.
For terms apply to William Riddle, Of
the town Of Martinsburg. A good title
will be made the purchaser by -, >"
WILLIAM RIDLEY =
-. ~- and - ExrI.
WIN. CREIGHTON,
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MARTINSBURG, Berktlty County.
HrYi,Ia; Printed dnd bsblished By
yOHN ALBURTLS.
TEAM. o, tn, INTELLIGENcER.

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Jor the 1uhols year in Advance. TIE
price Of Advertisements, TO roa-snb-
scribers, 70 enc dollar PER sqasrs for
three weeks insertion, and joS csntina4
asce gtter that tims IS eents per week /:
Subscribers mill continue to rsesiSea re-
duetionef one.f aErth on their AIver,iss-
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suitable for the present and approaching
season. which have been purchased for
cash in Philadelphia, together with
large assortment Of GROCERIES, and
LIQUORS, Of n superior quality all
Of which they are determined to sell At
the most reduced prices for cash or ap-
proved Of country produce.
THOMAS NELSON, q Co.
February 21, 1906. \ S..
N. b. They return their sincere
thanks to their friends and the public in
general for past favours, and hope for .
continuance of public patronage.
T. N. & Co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

On Tuefday Ian, about half paft 7 o'clock
IN the morning, flight hock of an earth
quake wa, felt in thi, tewn.
On the 2lit ult. the houfe Of Simeon B.al
IN Scarborough, was fruck with lightning,
which defended the chimney, and lunned
Mr.. Beal, and did comfortable damage to the
apartment IN which he was fetting.
The 9th inf. two women were killed bv
lightning in Lebanon, york county, both in
one houie, though in feparate apartments.
On the morning of the 9TH inf. the body
of man was found floating in Royal s-river,
IN NOrfbyar.sEfb, about three miles above
Gooch' falls. He appeared to have been be-
tween 40 and SO years of age.-He was poor
ly clad-his hair Of dark color, and fome-
what grey near his temples. In his pocket
were found fmall knife and piece of to-
bacco.-Upon the inqueR of the coroner, the
verdi9 of the jury was, /" that he accidental
ly fell into Royals river, and came TO his
death by misfortune"
Fi,e-The fore of Mr.. john Cutler, of
Belgrade, with its contents was confumsd by
fire on Friday the eth inf.-Lols 700 dolls.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
TO BE- f0ld at Public Aat7fes,
THIS DAY.
AT i9 o'clOck--oR the preniifes,

AZ i2 o'clock-oR the Preniifes, 49,
A Handsomely fituated anu plea
fant Lot of Land, meafuring s2[ fsct
on King-ftrest, lsS feet on Mountioy- flreet !.
and 824 on school-ftreet--it Is well calcula-
ted for two sonvenient Lets--has fine prof
pect of the harbor and view sfthe tswn.
Also, at the fame time and place,
Lot Of Land, lying northerly Of Deacon
Thraihers-meaiuring on k ng-arset IS feet,
running back 10 fest--width back 32S feet,
with palageway in common between fad
lot and deacon Thrafhers.
ALso, at the fame place, fix lots
Of Land on Undergraduates plan Of
which may be fseA, and the terms known at
the place Of iale.-Sals at o'clock.
L. Graely & Co. Aud'ry.
sTsrs e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
THE aREPUBLIc1N PHALANX."
SENATORIAL HERdCTTrI

ON Friday, the 9th inf. during the debates
in the fenate, upon the report Of the election
committee, Mr.. Otis ftated that from the
principle which had been eAabliihed by the
committee, that board would be juitited in
admitting eItraneeus evidence, TO Judge OF
the correctness of returns made by town clerks
zJe bossrabse Mr.. D1as, democratic ienator
from MddIefer, interrupted, and declared
pO6tiveIy that no JDeb eViGs.es had been aPPli-
ed for by the committee. Mr.. OTIS iaid &c
had 70 underitood' fron fbe gentleman tia5jfT,
and from the chairman. Mr. Dana replied,
that the chairman might have afked the qusi-
ton for his own fstisfaetion. but It 10s' not
done by order of the committee. The CHAIR
nan was then called upon, who read from
his memorandum, vote of the committee
which bad been taIeu, to afk perion certain
que1ions in the vsry eaf zffnaeffo. MIR. Dana
fst down.--The following day, when iiml-
lar cafe was under confederation, and requeit
made thar evidence fhsuld be admitted, MIR.
Dana had the etfrontsry to rife ifassS fisse
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

Some time previous to the i4th
Of May, the greater part of the white
French inhabitants of Cape Francois
ware ordered under fome pretence
to fort about 3 leagues from the
town, and there con6ned.-On the
night of the 18th the reGdue of thele
unfortunate people amounting to a.
bout ! SO were frangled in their beds
by order of the Emperor the
bIood-thirity villains, not content
with this, plunged their bayonets in
their bodies -mangling them in a
horrid manner They then plumber
ed the houfes of thofe unfortunate
people, who had thus fallen victims
TO the avarice and cruelty of the
black emperor.-On the 18th it was
reported at the Cape, that thofe of
the inhabitants, who had been fenr
70 the fort, had been put to death
in the mott cruel manner, and their
dead bodies treated with ths greateR
indignity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
dish.

AT Bolton, IoHS AvEsr, efq Secretary to
this Commonwealth.
The two Hsufes OF the Legislature, after an
erpreiiion of their grief for the lois which the
public had lutained in the recent denire Of
the late Secretary Of the CommonN ealth, vo-
ted unanimously, &c attend his funeral, aud 10
invite His Rxcellency Governor strong, Lit
Gov. Robbins, and the Hon. Council to attend
the fame and that proceliion, be formed,
under the direction of the Sheriff of Suffolk.
in. following order.-His ExccIIency Gov.
Strong, attended by the AdjutaRt and Quar-
ter Mater Generals. 2. His Hon. 1t. Gov
Robbins, 3, Hon. Council 4. The Pref
dent Of the Senate S. The Members Of the
Senate, four deep. followed by the Clerk. s.
The Speaker of the Houfe. z. The Membrs
of the Houfe four deep, followed by the
Clerk. The feyeral Societies of which the
decsaied was Member, preceded the corpfe
In all the political changes which have ia
ken place ia Madsshufssts, hucsshs adoption
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
Dv eessterpap's a9ail.
LrcIsIArv&E or MAnAexvsErra
HUysn-FriSsy TUa< n

LEcIsLArvRE or MABAezvsETTs.
HoCsH-Frilsy, June -.
Agreeably to Alignment, the two houfes
mat IN convention, for the purpoGe of soming
TO the choice Of Niss Cqg ns-llo,J, in the room
Of the gentlemen chofen yeiterdsy, who de-
clined accepting leats in the Council Sec
retary and Trealursr Of the State. TAe COM
mittee reported the oleRumber of the votes
70 be 4ls-2 % nakinga chcice; that the
Han. Lesi Linssla, bad 2so--R,a. Wiiiisu
Egfn, 2Go-Hon. Samuel FozVLer, 259-Dmid
Kii5s@, Ess. 26o-7BO1ssf Hazard, jim Esg.
2so-Ma4lSai Spring. Ess. e6O-Bea;su,in 7.
Porter, Rfq. 259-Hsn. Nathan rrtj'Os, 800
william Wi4gery, Esq 252--and they were de-
clared elected.-s-rThe Federal Ticket con-
tanned the names of the Hon. Nathan Cufhing,
Henry Knox, David Cobb, Stephen Bullock,
Bezaleel Taft, Benjamin Pickman, Jun. Arte-
mas Ward, S. Dexter, jun. and A. p. Fernald,
who ha So votes.-Sr Upwards Of so fed
eralifts have obtained leave of zbfence, and
gone home.
The votes were then collected for Secrcta-
Iy Of State. The whole number was AT ;
of which Jonathan L. Assin, had 255, and
was declared :hofen.-eS-Wm.S Smith, Efq. of
Bottom, wasthe federal candidats he had i 62
votes.
The votes for Ttsafurer were then collect-
ed. The whole number was 4ls; OF which
TSompsos !. Si'as~, Efq. had gag, and was de-
clarsd chofen.-Er The prefsnt Tre.lurer,
Jonathan JsSkfoA. E.q. had I'll votes.
It is expssted his sIceIlsncy the governor
will deliver bis fpeech on Tuefdzy, Tomorrow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
TO be (oId at Public Au67iOn.

To be )oId at Public AutfiOn.
on Tueiday, the 1T day of July
next, at twelve o'clock at noon, by Or
der Of the Court of Common Pleas, begun
and holden at lPfwich, within and for the
county of Bfex, on the lzit Tuefday of De-
cember, 1902,
SO much Of the Real Eftate Of
Daniel MarqUaaS, late of Newburyport, in the
county aforelaid, mariner, ,Ieceafed, as fiaII
amount to five hundred and ninety dolIars
exclufive Of incidental charges) Said real
eltate Is iituated in Brunfwick, in the county Of
Cumberland (Diltri9 Of Maine) and is the fame
tract of Lands which was conveyed to the
fad Daniel by Benning Wentworth, late of
Portimouth, in the county Of Rockingham.
and ftate Of Eewh mplhire, and now are oe-
cuPied and improved by Daniel M'Manors,
Lewis Simpfon, Kingfhead, and others, arsi
containing, in the whole, about fix hundred and
ii1ty-eight acres.
Sale TO be at the houfe Of Mr.. STONE inn
holder at Brunfwick-FaIs.
NerVSEyySsrf, Nay s, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
PORTSMOUTH,, JUNE 10.

AT the laft term of the Superior
Court in the county of Grafton, two
bills of Indictment were found a
gainft JoGah Burnham one for
the murder of Jofeph Startweather,
Jun. and the other for the murder
of Rufiell Freeman, efq. On Mon
day, the I'd init. he was brought to
trial on the 6rlt indictment. The
Acknowledgement di(charged the
painful dutis of his office with fideli-
" and ability, and the council for
the prifoner managed his defence
with great ingenuity. The evidence
was too clear and explicit to admit
of doubts. The jury retired, and
after fhort confultation ageed that
the prifoner was guilty.
Tuefday the 18th of July next is
the time appointed for his execution.
On Wednefday laf, the Govern.
ment Of this fate was organized at
Hopkinton for the current year
The Hon. Clement Storer was cho-
Zen PreGdent of the Senate; and the
Hon. Samuel Bell unannmuAy cho-
fen Speaker of the Houfe of Repre-
fentatives.
On Thurfday, His Exceliency
Gov. Lasgdoh met both branches
of the Legislature. ~
Extraa from BIS Speech.
The time will foon arrive, when,
the fenfe of the citizens of this State
is to be taken on the fubjea Of re-
vifion of the Contribution. Ii would
in my opinion, be happy circum-
itance, if it lhould be generally agreed
TO recommend an alteration oft, 70
far as to have only one feiIion Of the
Legislature annually, to be holden at
a proper fefIion, when it would be
more convenient for the me nbers TO
attend faffisient length of time to
complete the buinefs of the year."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

THE frbfcriber hereby give, public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon himfelf the
truit Of an Administrator, with the will an
ncIed, on the eltate Of
JONATHAN ARMSTRONG,
late of Falmouth, in the county of Cum
berland' deceafed, by giving bond as the law
directs--He therefore requet, all perfons who
are Indsbtsd to the faid deeealed'I eltate 70
make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the fame
TO NdTH'L. WILSON.
DATED APrR 10. lJune l6.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
Dated, Mgy 29, 1906.

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
- 20 all concerned, that lhe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon hsrlelf the
trua of adminiRrari1 on the elate Of
JOHN JOHNSON,
late of Gorham, in the county of Cum
berlana, yeoman, deceaied, by giving bond as
the law directs She therefore reqseis all
perfon5 who are indebted to the faid deceafsd's
enats, to make Immediate payment; and thoie
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
iame to ELENOR JOHNSON.
Trae Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

ofthe prefent Contribution, in 1880, f1eh ha,
been the fenie of all parties, of the reetitade
and ability with which Mr.. Avery has dif-
charged all the duties Of Secretary Of State,
thar If our memory ferves ss. in all that peri
od' he has been annually unanimouny elected
to that Office.
In all the focial and doneffic duties, he W 4.
man Of hyperion excellence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

Upon the Legiaature's una.imouny declar-
ing the election of GALES STRONG as Cover
nor, and WILLIAM HEArH as 1t. Governor.
by the people the Seletfnen Of Bolton d.
rscted that the bells fhoald be rang when the
Governor fhould attend to be qualified by
taking the saths of office.-In this town, the
intelligence was noticed by the difplay of the
eolor' On board the hipping and the diicharge
Of IL guns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
A BARGAIN.

TO be fold, Farm in Leyilfoc,
containing one hundred acres OF good
land, under high cultivation, well proper
toned for moving, paituring and tillage /;
well wooded and watered, has young or
chard OF 800 trees, Of excellent fruit; a two-
tory houie, and two 40 feet barns thereon -
Payment made eaiy TO the Purchafer For
hrther particulars, inquire of JOHN BEAN
on the PremIies. Lewifton, May 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

THE fubfcIiber hereby gives public notice
to all coacerned, that lhe has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himlelf the trult
of Adminidratrix on the eftate OF
p PARTRLCK MAXWELL,
late of Cape-Elizabo n, in the county of Cum
berland, yeoman deceafed, by giving bond as
the law directs ihe therefore requefs all
perlons who are indebted to laid deceafed's
eftate, to make Immediate payment and thsfe
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit
the fame to
Catharine Maxwell.
D1fe1 Mn. 90 I6Q6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
THE PROTEST

OF the federal fenators againft the report Of
tAe committee for examining the return, OF
votes Tor governor, &c. is worthy the attentive
persiai OF our readers, and fhows that though
minority, they have made firm and patri-
oiie Rand in fupport of the contribution and
ths voice Of the people
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
JAMES CHADWICK

| INFORMS his friends and the public, tha,
ne has Removed from the Columbian Ia
rern TO that large and convenient EIsnle ia.
Foreftreet' lately occupied by Dotfor 7zamus
where ssveral Gentlemen may be accommoda-
ted with genteel BOARDING. 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
EOR SIZE
(if applied for foon)

Gf applied for foon)
A N elegant Houfc in Federskrfyeft
we'll accommodated with out houfes--
halt pump IN the yard, and an Aquedrtt
leading into the houfe-together with the
land on which aands.-Alfo, lot Of Land
adjoining the fame, near Back. freet.-
Terms OF payment are, 8, 6, IL months.
For further particulars, inquire Of
SAMI~ ROBINSON, on the prsrife..
Tanf O
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
W Ool Carding.

THE fublcriber informs the public
that ne continues to carry en- the f1OCL
ChRDING BUSINESS, at Sz1ar1tbc FrH. /.
and he tiatters himielf that he can Eiva ge1I.
eral fatisfa6tion.
~ The price for breaking and csrdine in
to rolls, is reduced to s cents per ID.
JE7e 9. (6w) MOSES LONGFELl Or.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

add declare 10 folemn nanzer, tha. the
committee had not confulted the srtraneous
evidence az itated. Mr.. Titcomb was again
requeited 10 declare the faet, which he did
and Jeesns time, without replying, Mr.. Dana
fat down.--Such is the character ef the man
who IS soniidered the leader OF the repsbli-
can phalanx."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
d. PEASE,

WE the fubicribsrs having been appointed
by the Hon Samuel Freeman, Eio. %
receive and examine the claims Of the credit
ors 10 the eftate of
RACHEL JACKSON,
late Of Rsy~0nS, in the codnty OF Cumberland
widow, deeeaied, repreiented infolvent do
hereby give notice, that fix months are allow
ed to fad creditors to briHg in aud prove their
claims; and that we al2ll attend that fervics
at the houie Of Benjamin. A. RicBsr4,ou, in Free
port, in iaid county, on the fecoad Monday
OF July, September and November next, from
two to fve of the clock in the afternoon.
Enoch Fogg, } Coan.i1-
Edward lhompfon, ! Gesfr5.
June Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
Stray HorEs.

TAKEN up by the fubfcriber, running At
large. roam red Mare-luppofej to la
syears old, with white ftripe in her face ~
Aiio' = dark red Horfe, With black mane ard
tail /; and tive Colts, one dark red, bIacs n,ai-
and tail-the other dark hay color, wit,
ftrips IN his faee.-The owrer or owners nay
have them again, by proving Proportv aud
Payiag charges Apply TO
JOSEPH PHACINS, EI<iS .. f,,e.
Esi1sxfb, Tyss Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

70 the Hen. the 14fices sffbt Supreme
judicial Csn,t, bolden at Portland,
qoifbin <nd j5r the courty of Cnnl-
5frlll'ld. on The t0urtb Iuslday ef Nay,
A'ln0 D9nzini, 1906.
THE petition of Enocb Berry, of
Scarborough, in the county aforefsid,
yeonan, humbly fhews-that your petition-
er IS intereted and ltSnd. feized in fee with
iome Perion or perfons to yorr petitioner un-
known, IN the ieversl tracts or parcels of
land, with the bsiIding thereon ftanding, and
the apPurtenancss thereof, lying in laid Scar
borough, and delcribed as follows, viz. fifty
acres of land which Jonathan Berry, the faith
er of your petitioner purshafed of John Berry
by deed, bearing date May %, 1852. Alto,
feven acres and two roods and ten fouare
Peles Of land, purchafed by laid Jonathan
Berry, Of the fame John Berry, by one 9TH
er deed, bearing date April 5, I765. ALTO,
twenty-eight acres of land conveyed to the
taid Jonathan Berry, by Samuel Jofe, by deed,
bearing date Osfobsr the 4th, 1888 ALTO,
one half oF lot numbered one in the frn divf.
hon of the FIVE thouland acres which was pur.
chaied 10y iaid Jonathan Berry. of Benjamin
Hafkins. by his deed bearing date NAV IS
1855. ALTO, eighteen and an half acres OF
land conveyed 70 the faid Jonathan Berry, bv
Solomon Stone. by deed bearing date June
sth, 1871. And alfo two trzeas Of falt-msrih
containing feven and one quarter acres, which
was conveyed by the faid Solomon Stone, e
the :aid Jonathan Berry, by two feveral deeds
the frft deed thereof bearing date December
8, l76o; the other deed bearing date Janua.
ry 4, I764.-Fer a more particular de(erip.
ton of all and fingular the lands aforefaid, re.
ference to the deeds aferefaid, muft be had
The whole Of the premifes aforeiaid, being the
fame which were conveyed by the fad iona
than Berry, TO your petitioner and Ephraim
Berry, 70 held in equal fhares, BY deed bear
ing date the 9th day Of February, ammo
Domini, 1897, as by the fame deed, duly re.
corded, may appear; and that your petition
ers fhare of the Premifes, delcribed as afore-
iaid, is the half part or one meiety thereof
which he is de6rous to hold in feveralty.
Wherefore he prays that the fame fhare may
be divided and iet off to him 10 hold in few
crafty, agreeable to the laws in that cafe made
and provided and as in duty bound will ev.
er pray. ENOCH BERRY, hy
Salmon Chafe, bis 14tf'y.