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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-04
February ls.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Pursuant to fbe ig5t evW and .esfas,eut of Phi;
ZIP G90eb, iced. LATE Of A,nberyt county, will
be cxpoJed to tale
A Valuable TRACT of LIND, Ling in The
\ said county, on Tie main road Ieaains from,
Lpnebb1rg to Me7v. Ghaigosv, .yi,biu n1ile5 of
ne latter and ls eftbe former place; eoa.ais-
ing ~ elimination, fur hundred and /e1sn and one
baD aereJ, be tie tame more or Acij--To Be Sold
TO tie big1sF bidder, for one fbi,l OF lie 1ai4r.
IN re0t2 money, to be paid on or 6efore kbe Er4
dny Of January, 1907, at evbieb time n tile qoiH
- 'nads and PaDeg'0n gi1rn. 7-be 5ahaner offbe
pnrebajs money, TO be pail in far eqral ANN
alpayment5. To /eeme Ire baynienf of sybicb,
evifb inf.ref from the date Of each, hand qvitJ
gooa IeeHrit1, and a MORTGAGE nbon fbs 1ry,yils5
q0W be required from fbf burebaIsr or purxLafrs.
TIE f1fereR to be remiffed in either eyc xbou
Partsnai payment bring made. IL is fboncbt aEs
is/i to Jay more ofrfbi5 Traa ofLdad, tJan that
IL Is very yaiuabie, and 4ueH 7vortby fbe akffu.
ton efany per/on meiined to bweiaf broperfy
Of tie ki"d (6eing in a q,e,.y agreeabr anil Eue1,k
thy neig IborboodJ as it Is prefumed That asy
Per/on dypoled TO parebajr, qVonia 4vi@ bre4,ionE
" 20 VieV the premiiey, qvEieb qOW i, Besn,
at any time BY application to sitber off5e G16.
)tribsrJ, lining in tie neiebbonrbood fbsreeE Z.
TIE Eake cftbe /sia Trait Of Land ar a6ope DIR
eri1sd, and upon ire terms, aLopeneofioned,
eViH certainly take place on the fbirl M0nday in
Mare6 4e.xf bring eOnrf day oftbe /aid eounfy,
pnfH Gvieb time the executors aUH treat bri1,af,-
y e9if6 any Perfon Gypojsd to pirel1zJe ppaa fbs
Jane eoaaitionJ.
nm. B. GOOCH.
ROBERT WhLKER, HTff"''t'
tim. go. 7b5.yb.
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THE SUBSCRIBER. orFERsFoR SALE,
THE PoLlowiso PRopssrY. Vi.

THE HOUSES and LOTS ON Shoekoe-Hill a
preient occupied by hinifelf; the quantity 4,
ground. is. two half lot. and twenty-four fee.
The Dwelling Houfe has Cellar beneath perfeaI,
Dry on the hrif floor are three good rooms, befde
Store Room and Cofet on the fecond floor are tw,
room.
The other houfes on the Lots, are, a brick off;c,
"a by 20 feet having Cellar ben-ath, of the fam.
hzs large and convenient room for bufineis OH the
principal floor and lodging room above fairs. A
Kitchen having four lodging rooms befides cooking
room, Smoke Houfe, Hen Houfe, Carriage.
houe, Stable with three apartments, one contain.
ips Stalls for Hores, feoad having Stalls for Cows
and the third being Grainery and Harnefs room
above thefe is a eapaeious Hay-loft =
The well is plentifly fpppiied with water Of the
oeit quality; the yard about the houle is nearly turf
ed and ihaded withtrees and ornamenscd with 4ov.
enngihfnbs The earth Intended for cultivation in
highlynianared Fs'-E'-,
The garden has in it every defcrip.ion of pot herbs
lone Trait trees. and number of Current Goofe-
berry and Rafferty, buhes. with exteniive beds of
Strawberries.
The whole of thefe buildings are in Rate of per.
fea repair; and whilft the occupant may with con.
venenee attend to buinefsn any part of this CITY.
ne will enjoy the health and retirement of the mof
Pieaiant country refidenee, and the fociety of
an anabie, Polifhed and intelligent neighbor-
mood. r r.
Il is propofed to fell this property for caf. United
States Stock, Bank Stock, or Haves at their cain
value. = =
The fubferiber is likewife defirous of telling ON a
credit OF ix and twelve months, fourteen half acre
Lots near the intended fcite of the Richmond AGA
DENY. - =.
9i,7so acres of LAND in the eoun,ie. Of Kenha-
wa, Harrifon and Montgomery, which will be fold
at very long credit exchanged for pr .pery on the
eatern hde of the Blue Ridge. This land is belle
we'd TO be generally of inferior quality. but the very
low price expected fer il, and the probable appre-
alton OF its value in the coure of few years will
|. is inpPofed, offer fufhcient ducement to per-
Ions inrrounded by numerous offspring, to give
in exchange for it, lands which have already reached
their ultiratum of price.
And 666 2-3 acres on the Little Banen river il,
Kentucky, OH which the taxes have been regularly
and fully paid, and to which general warranty IL
tie will be made. The land is of excellent quality
aud ii'uaed in healthy and thckly fered neiphbor
hood. Twelve months credit will be given to the
Purchafrr IF tn 10 trad of land.
SAMUEL GRRENHOW.
repruary'So. Crow &oawtf.
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SO LAND, v:, 49,. !,
Paesi1e!y for fai< By td<yh1ysrsaer,

Te""Uey Jor JaEe ~ fbeJbkJsvt6er, -
naH thnusand acres, formerly known By. the
y haineof David Twins Quarter, on Otter FLYER
in this eousty, adjoining the Land vhereou the nb-
icrihoe lives, where there is merchant mill thar
snakes Is go'd -four As any in America NOT more
than .weniy two mile, from the fouriihiny town of
iynohbprg. where there is good market for all
Kinds OF produce On this trace there is as much clear.
ed land as V fufeient work fexen or eight hands
10 advantage, eonfAing oftwo fields of fra rate ri.
Yer Low Ground ana three of FighLan ailin good
order far eropipg .he balance is in woods, erea,
part of whiehis heavily timbered, and great guam
u'y - good tobacco land, there is alto on this IRA
abppdanee OF the beit fpring water in every field,
asood lime. tone quarry the quantity inexhauttible
aHo all overcers houfe together with other neee1a-
ny houies for plantation bufnef. The Land /. well
adapted 10 the culture Of Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton,
Corn, Rye Oats and Flax; the ita.ou is very heal.
thy and in good ncighborhooi, attached to which
very good range for all forts of Rock The pur-
Shaier may be accommodated with every kind of
hoce, grain and plantation utsnhls, and fIeqion
given next Chritmas, fooner il required. Credit
will be given for two thirds of the purchaGe monev
at three equal annual payments the other third will
be required in hand. Tobacco, Bank Aock. public
securiss or negroes will be received in payment.
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell, February l.. SIN.
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TO RENT,
February2s

Two HOUSES on the Crof,- Street leading &c
i Mr.. Craig's Office both of which are large
and convenient for private boarding houfes The,
may be divided into four eParate tenemets, aottino
good kitchen to each. Twill alto rent.a ,enemes,
on the Main Street at preient occupied by Mr. Lit.
rleberry Waddil as grocery. I have for fale be-
tween ,, tour and i've acres of LAND, oppoGte Mr.
MKcnzies garden; part of which is an exceIlen,
meadow, the balance is in garden, &c there is on
1t two good fprings and fma dwelling houfe is a
healthy and defrabe ituation for any perlon wilipo
to parchale near this city.
MICHAEL GRANTLAND.
February2I. (;wlaw1
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

To be od 10 The Big6a Lissr, On 7Bgyy tie II aay of
May next, in tie 14vn Of LyaeJ54,y, and county Of
Camp6sN.
HAT large and sornmodious I AVERN and un-
i improved piece Of gronud, adjoining thereto /;
iituated in the centre Of laid town and on the main
treet at the corner leading the jail and court houfe
and not more than thirty yards from the latter, OPP
polite Lynch's Ware Houe and the itreet leading
from the ferry landing. The TAVERN contains four
rooms and bar on the irft floor, including two We
ry large rooms fuitahle for ball or dining room
the fecond floor sCntans Gx rooms fuable Tor oag.
ing rooms, with an excellent garrett This Ia
VERN has porticot the full length Of the hoe, alto
good dry cellar and a well oppoite the door, toye-
Their with kitchen, toke-houfe and Fable with twen
ty-two Rails THERE'S. The uhimproyed piece of
ground contains l4ffeet on the main Gree, to Da-
vis's Lott and hundred feet OH the middle ireet
Lott anda halt which is called the Town Lott
inending the half Lott the Fable Rapds on. 7. is
deemed unneceiary TO rate the great value OF the
ABOVE property, or lay more to the ADVANTAGES
airing from 10 central and eligahle and for a Il A.
VEIN and hore hopies, as it is prsluned no perlo
would be inclined to purcliaf- the fame withou,
viewing the iaid Property there being no doubt
they will be better htisied after feelig the convent
emit hsuation than any information they could ge,
IRON this adyerti.ehent. The terms are one third
OF iae purehae money paid down, one third 2stl
Dec. following and the rema;riiIe one third 2s,h
Dec 1907, the purehafers giving bond with appro.
we'd iseurity TO carry intereG from the date il moi
punttually paid. For further nfor nation a,,ply :,
William Rofe of Richmond or the fublcrib.r GyipO
near LynrlIburg.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
Februar Ill. III.
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\ N Puriusnee of Deed of Trut executed by
Nhjor Winiree to me, for the benefit of John
Baiett will be fold for ready money. the foliowins
SLAVES, to wit: PAT, Lucy, Jack, Molss, Fanny,
iiham Betty and Judy, at the thop of the rad Win
free, n Hanover, on the 2Sth day of this month"; if
air' 'therwiis the trlt day that will permit; or 70
many.hereof as will difeharge the fun due from the
aid Iajor Winfree to the faid John Ballet, and all
coitshttending the iad iae, made a, the rsqueit of
faid BaGett, the 9th of February 1906
ROBERT KING, Tisaee.
FtbruarYls. claw 2w.)
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LAND FOR SdLE.

LIND FOR SIZE.
RY, virtue Of decree of Louila Court. will he
- fold on the premises, oil the goth day of March
NEXT, to the highea bidder, for ready money /; a
TRACT OF LAND belonging to the eflate of Ma
jor Thomas Johnion, deceafed, lying on the waters
of HARRIS Creek, about two or three miles from
Loufa Court-Houfe; containing by eitiins,ion fix
hundred and thirty This fale is to be made
Tor the parpole of paying debt due from the elate
OF laid Major Thomas Johnfon, deeeafed to Eliza
beth Johnon eIeeutrix of Thomas Johnfnn, decealed
COMMISSIONERS.
February IL. Om)
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WILL RE SOLD.

TO the bigbcR bid6er.tdr rtaely msaey, on he
L PIremi5cS, on Monday ib~ I'M day of.tfareb
NEXT, b, Virtue Of a deed Of frag, evsenfed BY
Mathew Bro1os, to Job1 Misb9ias, onf Tobn
Kelly, to Ireme tie payment ofa Ja,1 of ,noney
as exprt6sd therein, aOit6 igfsrc4 a,id espenecJ
ffbe sale, due to fobn IA. SbsSDard; and by
him ka"!terred to Do3. Isaac Via7on ofCaL
Peb4er County, parf IF tie Iradaf land, Ziaq
IN the Noribea1eq, HDsuarie Gasafg, epbeye.
on tie /aid BrozOn nos0 lines. Tbe JaLe aOHI
teke place, 6sfSOeeH tie 6oarJ, fSvrize and fbrs.
o'clock, p. M.
JOHN KELLY.
ddiag Trg9re.
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RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 4, 1906.
:, FOO SALE,

|. A ), TRACT OF; LAND, III. f5e Ceaatys gt
Z = Prince Edspara on subieb t5e ff5Itrsr
"osv refdes, eoafabssg 600 ,aerrs, epif1in 6
1'ffr5 '9ttbs Cesrfb1.f, and Of Hazsdrn I,d-
afy College. TIE ft.Tfiea j, hisl, heal,lv, and
IN an agreeable igAoarh0od. TIE land is syeil
aaaesea 20 farming, bnrdsg aJis9fc;ent ,ptswtefi-
on so@ieb iifte61sfo spork 5 or.6 hanas ia
aaVanfNse- 7be improvements are good, and
SoeH Is.fed to tie augmentation Of a gesfeei
tauity. Atfaebed ID tie lard is a grin mil,
suhrrb Rms the greaser part Of TIE year. 1fBo
dJffllery, svit6 ailif5 Afparofa5. A.ereIit Of
oae and tzoo wars aldN brgiven for. t6r .srsaier
part eftbe Pxrebair money,
~ CHARLES SCOTT.
Fs6raavil. (sswsp.J
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FtbruaryIs.
FOR SALE.

On credit Of one f4o and tb,es Year,,
MY HOUSE and five acres Of GROUND near
IVA the Poor Hoaie; the lots may be i;,li fepe-
rateiy or together, apd il ,gether land in Kentucky
Will DO received in exchange for the part payment,
provided the land and ttn,on inits the fubicriber
VINO lives upon the properly advertiied and may be
cen at any lime.
ROBERT CROUCH.
p. S. His Fathers TAVERN to rent
Feb. Is Iii
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TO RpNT.

LTOUR ROOMS in my Houfe on the itreet lead
4 ing f'om the Main-tres. up Shoeku hill by The
Governor The ii,uaton is healthy anil pleafaur
being in the centre of the town. near tho and
Manitret it is very convenient for buines il would
iuit very well gentleman Of the law, q. the lawer
room is veil adapted for an Office. A fnail family
would b' preferred which may have par, ufe Of III.
kitchen ind fable for one or two horfcs. Vmmed;a,e
pofieiiioi may be had. W.. ASH.
Feb. g. tsw
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csas.riaai, Jansasy s5fb, 1906.

Sra, .-'i'':t & u - - :.
SHAkE notice that on the twsn,y.filfh day Of
4 March next Il dTesht old aore, and on tke
twenty firth ar WaRhsas old au~e. If,zll proceed
60 take the depoGtions of fndry peros to read iu
aiux depending ia :he County Court of Amelia in
aa,, &c.
CAIN MAUN
Ms. ARCHER PERKINsoN.
February IS. flaw swp
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II CUSTOMS newly invented PATENT ME.
iALLiC hONE, may be had at Mr.. Geo
Creenhow's aore, oppol;te the Eagle Tavern. m,
utity OF this machine for letting Razors and other
fnHrnuerss which require fine edge, renders i, an
ooS;et worthy the attention of every individual Tho
may have oecalion for lis uie.
december L.. ,f
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FridaS, February 81.

Friday, February 81.
The bill for incresfng the falaries OF the jude.
rs of the territory of Orleans was read the third
time and rejeetcd.
Yeas 45--Ndys SO. :,
The bill for the relief Of Philip Nicklin ana
r. Z. Griffith was read the third time and palI.
ed.--Yeas 69--Nays 40,
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vtee ttuNnHEo SLAVES,
~ Warminaer, on the 18th day of March next, and
ONE HUNDRED at Lynehburg, on the roth day
ofthe fame month The sves are of the fri quality
well dipofed and dfed labour and pcronaIy known
90 inos ofvs. All the Dfrm and iekly people. ar.
dIreefedto be letto befupported by their matters bu
mainly; we can afo faeiy FAY, thar thofe people are
NOT exoied to fae for their faults, but under
Gus cireurRsnees.
One half ofthe purchafs money maj be paid Gown.
me balance, payable in twelve mouths from the day
Mias' bearing ntereh from the date; to be rcn,itted
TIE principal spunctualIy paid.
Nn@y well be imagined, that from the cireum-
haees Of this i4ls punauality in payments will be
sHpesed, and good ieeurity required az toth, hrR
paynient.t MAJ be convenience to people ,vbo
have not dhpo'cJ Of their crops, or received paw.
mex, 70 Pr0ture Of refpsaabity, negotiable
S'hs Sank OF Virginia, payab!e az 60 days, bu, tbis
note H'ut We approved by U.s. previous to the pur-
ehafe, And ifcooa, + Ten per cent. will be al
lowed On the twelve months infameDt, to thofe
"1o e"nPIy the whole price, or upon 70 rueh there
81 - nHybs IsopgiTs worth receiving
JACOB MYERS,
BEN MOSBY.
WM PASrRUR,
GECRCE HOLMAN.
February 2s. .s>
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NuassR 95.l
1onn prires Current,
NOTICE,

NOTICE,
I hereby gwen, that will not be refponiibie for
4 any haekoading put on board my BOAR, COM
;nanisd by james, & branded w. Norvell, except il
be doac with my content. = (,
WILLIAM ROSE, IT..
Feb. rs. -oawsw : = -, :;
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DAVID ROSS
February 18th, 1909.

Asths particular reqaeG of Mr.. Rofs, and in virtue
OF powers Veftee in US, we will difPUfe Of
ONE tIIJNnpPD CT AvPc
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To Be oH 10 The bgb5a br, en 7bgra,y tie N day of
May next d" tie learn Of Lyneb5atg, and county Of
Camb6eH
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18
FOR SALE,
TRACT Of LAND, con

n TRACT OF LAND, containing
n about 900 acres, one half Of which
is cleared, the balance well numbered ,
and a considerable quantity Of well wa
tered meadow. On the premises is .
good Merchant Mill and Distiilery, on
. never falling stream of water, and in
sight Of the Potomak river. This tract
can be divided into several different te-
nemeuts, with q Dwelling House and
Baru to each tits of the FIRST rate lime.
stone quality and IL situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Putomak river, 70
miles from Martinsbury, Q from VIII
Transport, and IS from Mercersburg.
This land win be cold together, or divi.
ded into two tracts, as may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargain Win be gi-
ven to purchaser, in the min and one
half the land, on paying abose rwo thirds
Of the purchase money ID hand. For
terms apply tothe.suhseriher on the pre-
misses. \'Ss--..
GEORGE NEWKIRK.
April IN, 1SoS. =, ~. ~ Y.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. to those
IN who purchased property At the sale
OF the personal estate Of John and Mar
garet Evans, dec. that their notes are
due, and unless they are paid BY the srst
Of May next, suits viii then be in,titut.
ed>wishout respect TO persons.
EPHRAlM EVANS, Ex'r.. ~
WILLIAM BkNTLEY, Adn'r.
April 10, 1906. y = :
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TAKE NOTICE.

THOSE persons who made pusrha-
i ses q the sales Of The subscriber
are informed, that their respective obi.
cations became due in March. last, asd
that he has returned to thiA country Tor
the purpose of collecting them. They
are lodged with Mr.. Thomas c. Smith,
Of Martinshurg. on whom they will
please to call. An who fail to lift their
obligations in ten days from this date
may depend upon having them put in
suit Immediately.
JOHN VAN METRE.
April l6, fso6.
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The following BLANKS, p,inieS With
NEW and ELEcAErrxYE,
a,r aftusys keps far ,sale az fhis Ofiess.
DEEDS, Cpmmon BONDS, !
cONSTABLE'S BLANKS. =
Prsnisssry NOTES, &c. -
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IfT,kRfWlRk

7 4, LfTRR4EgIR1 = = :
sTSHE subscribers hafe ,oItne a A
. eas. my in Hascts Tswns Whsts-
ID Youth WILDE instructed in tbe various
bfan.i,es ofeducatiop. lhsir pris6 arss
ior ssdihg, Wiring. and Afi,kmetie;
fourd 0llafs per quarter, the Latibs and
Gyeet Languages. EhgFsh. GtaniAiar,'
Geography, Surveying, .NAs;gstion,
Mensuration, with the otl,ef pi,csisali
branches Of the Mathematics issep.
They viii accommodase sboarderp Il
8 100 per annum. payable quarterly in
advance, they snd:ng their own beds. q
-n5s.s JOHN 4 p. c. YOUNG.
Hagers-Town, April II. 1906.
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berkeley, ss. n
49, 49,, NovemSsr Csayt, 1904.
George Dicksoa, Gsmtiaiaasst,
,against :
a~es Smiih, Defendant.

SessSs SHseAty ACIEW0uUgs . 81
~ In CHANcERY.
ThE Defendant, James Smith, not
l. having entered his appearance 4
greeable'tc an acs Of ASSEMBLY aud the
rules OF this Court. and il appearing to
the satistaction Of the Court, that he il
not an inhabitant ofthis Commonwealth,
On the motion ofthe Complainant BY HE
Counsel, It 10 ordered that the said De.
tendsnt do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June, 1906.
to answer the bin OF tie Complainant.
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted 10 the Berkeley and Jefferson
Iptelligencer for two months successive.
y, and Published ut che door 81. the
Court House of the said County. r. =
A Copy. Teste, - = Z. =
.,s. DAVID HUNTER, e.s.c.
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.-.Nf IL ~ 4 a.. -. - - =.
' Mseusss''yeu : Pys,c'ans anu 1ne
:, io1.une.siy arpssr 90 nave e :,
Ihen .aisn.s ealeny N tnl u As tnougn.
tne aesomPiisnmen. 81 tne grea.ParPos-
e es,, oLmsolefne was 70 DC mus aHeeted.
Wnen lever was oesisnateo' some cue
fa.l.e process was Ro,"tea ous oy some
leaoinge character, and ING enq1lry tnsre
enoeei leavag 1ne ,ato upon Wnicn
neAi'n aePenaea enssiepee y me sup
posed imPervlous apo intriease oPer1at1i..
ons Of nature. -, ~.
2. IL was sometimes observed thar the
most snragea sever sn6sideo w"nout
tne aid o. medlslne, ana tnrs Pnenom Ne
non' leo Physisi.ns INTO the notlon o. 9, an
expeiing aeency lnis agency o'vH
Med'cafr.s Doctor Hu.h has converted
lnSo enys,eds necessary. u We: :
source OF the greatest srrors IN medicine,
and the conversion OF u inso Pnys.e4
necessary 10 out little amenoa.ory. 1ms
imaginary power OF expulsion erea.eo
aneeessity OF concerning = pre.'o'mation
OF morolhe lsnteos matter 70 DC eApe''
leo ana tnis doen'ne more OF lsss pre-,
vailed until inc time OF Uoesot brow"
II was Pracueahy ioIna una. FSet
might DC aiieviated Y o,oou'et.ng' ou
ne P.nc'P,e upon wH'en p.ssuns Pr: pro:
oueea an atleviation mas Az e'ong % tn's
tune eiaoed .ns researches o. P"ys,e'ans
Ior Doetor Salien sPeaks OF y on,y a. a !,
!eIsA'nc power ana A'oesoI nus.' my
u io!ms conspicuous ica'u'ea IN n's
practice, SCENE 60 nave no knowiedge OF
the way IN whicn y tends to re-eseaehsh
the ia'o q he0"h.
there IS sPeeiousness OF reasoning
10 Doctor brown, that upon q superneH
al view OF animation see ms 40 conclusive
as hrs periods but ms dehnitiono OF anf.
NAL exe'taolilty, 10 not only misiesainG,
but dangerously masehies ous 10 inc Prae.
tice ofPhysic. Driven ON WIN the ra-
Pldity OF whiri, ne inguiPhed the nne:t
OF his faculties in the vortex OF tnis ant
mai exeiteabiiity, and Plunglng into tiss
streams OF stimulation accelerated the
current OF life, and thereby IN many cas-
e that may occur aggravating the cause
OF the destruction ofthe due operation OF
that loO upon Y hich health must depend:
~ have publicly taught, Tor several
years" says Doctor Kush THAT a fever
is oseasionsd BY . CONFUSION OF the Gr.
tsriat system." 1.-THE Dostor had SAID
that lever was occas,oned BY an over.
impteHon OF the arterial system. the idea
Of c0AvuISiOn would have been thrown
into IT'S proper place. and have "ess con-
sldered as a consequence and not as a
eanae OF a fever. He has here substitute
ed IN the place OF 0peF'Lmfle''e" sonse'
qnent circumstance OF that 'mpietiolp1'
The idea OF convu!s'o:, IN this place was
generated byths doctrine OF *PaEm and
reaction. introduced to the world BY
Doctor Cullen anu which shah here.
after have occasion to notice more par
sticularly. For cireumstanced as l am
l must get on 'OiFen and h01D can:
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March court, 1905. 7
Christopher Ps',Ott, Complainant,
H. against
.. flames Ma~rOeA, Defendant.
---.. In CHANCERY.
THE Defendant, James Maxwell.
L not having entered his appearances
agreeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, that he il
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth.
on the motion ofthe Complainant by his
Counsel, il is ordered that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June next, 70
answer the bill Of the Complainant, and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted in the Berkeley and Jefferson In-
telligencer, for two months ccessively.
and published .. the door Of the CourV
House Of the said County. 4=-=--=,
: A Copy. Teste,
Is DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.