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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
Berkeley, s..
=, :: May Court, 1906.

berkeIey, 50.
May Court, 1906.
Samuel Veal, Complainant,
AoAIksr
David Veal, Cornelius Hanausdal and
Susanna his RIFF, tViLiam Afsrpan and
agnes his Ivije, Cornelius Raszse and
Nary his ,pltc, DRAKE and Mar.
tha his s1:jt, VILLAIN KsRveH and
Catherine his Uifs, :Ro6err Aadtrsou
and Sarah his 1oits, and EExabeth Veal.
Heirs and legal Representatives. or
Isaac Veal, dec,9, DJsndaats,
In CHANCERE
THE defendants, Dauid veal, CIR
L, nelius Tanausdau and Susonnah
his Iuge, CorneEus Hdmme and Mayr
has totf, DRAKE and Martha hi
uUits, William KeifpeA and CATHERINE h;s
rvjfe, and Robert anderson and Sa,oh n.
uOife not haDins entered ihe;r qebearanes
agreeable to an act Of Assenbiy and rhe
rules efthis Court, and il APPEALING to,th.
sati.t faction efthe Court, that tfsy mr.
not tnhabitaats Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion sfthe Comblainaa. b. h,
Counsel, /" "a ordered, that David YeaL
Cornelius Tanausdak and Susaanah n,
,oife, Carneius Hammes aid Ma,v n,
1o;|e, Drals and Martha HI; uu;6.
William keilueH and Catherine hi ,,;E
md Robert Anderson aid .Sarahhis ,v;G
do appear here on The. Mandav az,
the third 1uesdee in September next.
70 aa''0er the binef tie Complainant and
that a copy q this order be jsrth,vl,h ia.
serfedin tht Besleley and 5e6ssson ID.
teiigencer for ss00 months ,sHcces,;uelu
and PGblished az fhe dear Of the Court.
House q the said CsEniy. -..2 =.
!: DAEZD HUNTER, csc. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
Mu Store.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends and the public IN gene.
raj, that he has commented the Mercan-
tile business in the house lately occupied
% a Store BY Ignatius O'ferrail, q, Mill
Creek, where he has a Choice collection
Of Spring and Summer Goods, Groee-
Jies, Liquors, Hardware, &c. &c. All
which he will dispose Of on the most
reasonable terms For Cash or Country
produee.-He solieits the patronage Of
the public, and assures them that he
viii always keep Up general assortment,
aud will dispose OF his Goods on as low
terms as they are retailed in any other
place. >: ~.
WILLIAM B, KING.
MM-Creek, June S, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
Plank for Sale.

TIE subscribers inform he public
that lhey AaUe q large quantity IF most
excellent PLANK far sale, Of ihe fol-
i0uUiag kinds, uis. w.
/ - Inches Pine Plank for Flooring
/ ditto ditto ditto,
80 ditto for Wsatherboardinx,
! ditto Poplar ditto,
- ditto for Notwithstanding,
Also, aiargs quantity real good Rye
Whisky and Apple Brandy Distilled in
Maryland) SAT-. Petered Bacon and Wal
dron's double prime Grading and Grass
Scythes, where Farmers and others NAV
be supPlyed on very Cheap terms, with
JAMES & JOHN LANE.
Shepherd's- Town, June S, 1907
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10

TAKEN up by the subscriber living
i on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
a Sack mare very much mixed with gray
heirs, has brand scarcely perceiVahle
on her left buttock, "a small star in her fore
head, cress alien x hip sEosten. and sup
posed to be about 10 or II years old
had colt with her about tNo months old
and nearly the same colour, with both
hind feet white, and has a small snip on
the nose appraised to twenty dollars.
JAMES FARES.
Back-Creek, Berkeley Coun- L
v,. June 2e, 1907. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10

XX7AS committed 10 tie Jail of Jef-
w fersou County - . Run away on
the 6rs. Of the present uolRh, Negro
fellow who calls himself DiLL, and says
he belongs to Gen. John Marshal, Bill
isabout ls years Of age I'VE feet three
inches and IN half high, deep black, has
on him, a suit of coarse home made
woollen eloathes, much worn.-The
owner is desired to come prove his pro-
perty and take him away, otherwise he
viii be disposed Of as the law directs.
- JOHN YOUNG, 5aiisr.
June 26, 1907. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
SIX CENTS REWARD.

u AN away from the .ubscribersome.
X time in May last, an apprentice
boy bound to him BY an order Of Court,
named William Bresvn, about 10 years
ofase, had on & took with him two shirts
and two spir overalls, any person who
win take said boy, shall receive the
above reward, bit no charges paid.
CORNELIUS KELLY.
Martinsburg, July 2, 1907. =:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
M 34I actet,
Ap 448 acres Of anint-
3y0ped Land,

10 Frederick County, twelve miles from
Winchester, On the road leading to Rom
ney and Moofe6eld. The three last
mentioned tracts viii be sold on the
same terms as the first mentioned Tract.
General Warrantees win be given for
the whole of,hem. Further particulars
will be ,..ade known On the day Of sale.
LEWIS w. DENT,
PATRICK DENT.
June rs, 1907. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10

TAKEN up by the subscriber living
i near the Lick Mill, on Tuesday
last, - an assray, a dark bay mare, with
small star in her forehead, about four
teen hands high, three or four years old,
has been locked, is . NATURAL ,rots.r, no
brand or mark that is psreeptible.. The
owner IL desired to prove property pay
charges and take her away. 49,, ;,
- EDWARD r. FOREMAN.
June "a, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
The 'Ebaeri6ers Aooe jus, received, and
are H0w opening, an additional supply Of
SPRING ind SUMMER
GOODS,

which added TO their late purchases in
March, makes their assortment very ne.
neral and complete, from the very adj.
vantageous terms these Goods have been
laid in, they are inabled to sell them on,
better terms than heretofore, they deem
il unnecessary TO partieularise any arti-
cles, as they can assure the public that
their assortment cannot be exceeded by
any, and upon examination they are sa-
tis6ed will give general satisfaction to-
purchasers; they return their sincere
thanks to their friends for past favours,
and assure them that every exertion on.
their part shall be used to merit a con-
tinuanee. w.. T.:
THOMAS C. SMITH, & Co.
Martinsburg, May IS, 1907.
N. B. They always keep a good as
sortment Of Aatietam BAR.IKON on
hand. The House and Lot occupied by
Mr.: L. Price il. still for sale, for terms
apply to TIC. s. & Co.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
FOR SALE.

ON moderate terms, negro girl Sc
~ vsntesn or eighteen Year, Of age,
who 10 skilled in house aud kitchen
affairs, she has one child about fourteen
months old. Also, one other negro
sihbetween eleven pnd thirteen years
cd, who is as welfac4 tainted with house
and out work rs any ot her age.
Apply At this Once.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
PURSUANT to a decree. of The

PURSUANT to a decree of the
I County Court Of Berkeley, viii be
sold at public vendue, on the prenaise.,
on Monday the l7th Of August next, 10
the highest bidder for Cash, = Tract Of
LAND belonging to the estate Of Benia-
min Hedges, decd, on which the said
Hedges lately lived, containing 100 a.
cres Of lime stone land, situate on the
road leading from Martinshurg to Bath =;
the greater part oft il cleared. there is
q dwelling House, Barn, and an Apple
orchard on it. The above property will
be sofa subject to the dover Of the Wild
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
" aluable Lands
u. For Sale. ~. !.

WILL be soH at public vendae in the
7o.un Of Bath On he zeth day ef Au-
gust next, IL nat di.posed Of before
faat time at private sale. 49,
THE plantations on which Lewis w.
i Dent nov lives, living on both sides
1T Sleepy. Greek, in Berkeley County,
Virginia, eve milesfrom Bath, contain.
ing SIS acres. This land is Of the 6rst
rate quality on Sleepy. Creek about
$50 acres are cleared and the balance is
clothed with excellent Timber mare
than 100 acres Of the tract is good bot.
tom land; rs acrea Of meadow is now
made, and at1east 100 acres Is well adsp-
ted to grass the Improvements are
convenient Dwelling House, large
Barn, and two good orchards Of Apple
and Peach trees This land Is well va.
'tered 81 Sleepy: Greek and 4 humber Of
fine springs that rise on it. One third
Of the purchase money win be expected
in hand, and one. two, and three years
credit win be given for the Balance, In
equal annual payments.
- NC SuOSCklOetS Win AkSO SCH 0sS AoAe
lowing Traets Of Land, At public sale,
10 the Town of Romney on Wednesday
the I'd ofSeptember next, viz:
=. ~ acres Of Lane,
situate on Cabin run a drain Of Patter.
son's.CEeek, in Hampshire County,
distanf s miles from Romnsy and two
from Paddy Town {: This land is Of
good quality, it is divided into three
Tenements; on each Of which are a con-
venisnt Dwelling House, Barn and other
buildings, with an orchard Of different
kinds Of Fruit considerable portion
Of this Tract is bottom land, and the
whole is well watered. -
~ 34l acres,
], ing on the north fork Of Patterson's-
Greek, Hardy County; This land is Of
the frst quality, more than one Half Of
which is bottom land it sbounds with
Sugar Trees, is weA watered, and a
large proportion we'll adapted for inca.
dow ; A good Dwelling House and
Barn Is built ON this. Tract, and an or.
ehard planted, and other improvements
made. ---------.---
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, >.s
FOURTEEN and q half acres of
J. Land, lying on the Bank of Poto-
mac, in Jefferson County, adjoining the
Lands Of Mr.. John Toole and Captain
ShePherd.-One half the purchase mo,
ney IN hand, the remaipder in a year,
with interest, WILDE sxpeetsd.-A coed
title viii be made the purchaser. =
s*@,y 7.-.1 DAVID HUNTER.
= June s, 1907. '.>...
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
FIFT1 DOLLARS REWARD,

ID AN away from the subscribe,'s
N Farm about two miles above the
Great Fails of Potomack river, in Fair.
fax County and state Of Virginia, on the
2lst of June, inst. bright mulat,o man
slave (nearly white named 70MPOS.
TON, about Ave feet ten inches high.
and web made, his feet and hands short.
has several mules on one side of his face
and neck, a scar on one Of his legs, wears
his hair and whiskers long, slow mo-
toned and mild spoken, an excellent
waggoner and good GRADER; had on
and took away with him a gray wooden
jacket, apair Of osnaburg trowsers, two
shifts, . fine blue cloth coat and other
sufficient cloths. .~
Any person who takes up said fellow,
lin the county shall receive a reward Of
Twenty Dakars if out of the county
and within 100 riiIes 90 dollars, n1so
miles 20 dollars; and if 200 miles the
above reward and all reasonable charge.
paid II brought home or secured in any
lailso that I eanget him again.
WILLIAM GUNNELL. Iun.
N. B. As he is An artful fellow it i've.
~ prohablshe may have Cut his hair and
whlskers short and changed his cloths.
June IS, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10

n MILLER WANTED. :
THE subscriber wishes to employ a
J. man ofindustrious habits and good
character. who Is well acquainted with
the Milling business.
STEPHEN ,SNODGRASS.
Baek-Cresk, June 20, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-07-10
AMi!t5,sar q Coo3er U,axtsd

!. TO Hen efycguiat and steady habits,
syho understaad shf above branches d
6,ls;aess, / ryiH give generous wages.
dedication must Sc made soo't.
- " ? C. BEALL.
MH-Cretk, fully ,, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-06-03
Il Il / Il L
Col. Narcga 9Surr.

The following debate, on the motion to
commit col. Aaron Burr on tie charge OF
treason against the United States, was con-
sidcred as not proper TO be heard by the
grand-jury then impannelled, * was there
fore not inserted i'll the former numbers of
the Argus. But since it has already been
admitted into the other newspapers pub
hshed m this city, we trust we shall be eX-
cused for communicating TO our readers the
information which may be derived from it. J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
DENNISON'S
MbrO0sd Jaundiee BiYers
on THE
Grand Ambitious Correttiv.


The Jaundice is difcovered by want of -
petite, coihvenels, dulnes and opDrefioc. /.
times an irreflti5e propenGty for 1een XII
al others, too great watchfuness, yenons
neis IS by degrees DILUTED over the comnIa.
ion, tinges the urine, and whole MAJ. ~ III.
fluids are infetled with bilious fecretions MI
IN proceis Of time the blood acquires 81
dency TO diliolutiOn and Putrcfaclion. 4,
theie cafes It either degCnerates into d-nrf.
or ends "a an aPopIexy. "a dlcharge br N
rine ia conhdeFed by the moh learned IF a.
proteiiion, as means for length Of time to
preierve the life Of the patient That bv j
evacuation Of bilious mater, the fyRem m9v
be freed from the bad c0ntequences wb;ci
enlue on Its nagnation in the habr, TO accom-.
pLih which deiiIabe effect, and to corra4
and prevent the putridity IF bile. batter
medicine than here defcribed, has never been
Uncovered.
They are particularly fervicable in habitull
coihvenels, and in all oPprefed and weak
tomach. They are gratefully warm and Dun-
gently aromatic expel wind in the ea6ea
manner, without Immoderatey heating Or II.
flaming the bowels; they are extremely fer.
'A~NASA~ al si AGdLOAIo3 Jul III the COQTje OF
practice have proved them particularly 70
on the approach Of warm weather, when hI.
ious habits experience fuch total lofs of an
petite, hltleilneis and oPpreilion in fuch in
itances, by the application of this remedy the
fomach is invariably fortified, appetite and
digeltion effectuaIIy promoted, ard plentiful
PerfPiration produced. They pohefs moreo.
yer the property, peculiar to themleves. of
qualifying and ameliorating tbole inliamatorv
Pernicious qualities, inherentEn ardent TDirit5
and 70 often fatal when taken upon an empty
it0mach, and converts them into a wholerome.
Plealant and invigoratng nomachic. Being
peculiarly adapted to cleanle the urinary 2ai-
iages, they are ingularly ferviceable in dfoD-
fes, by giving tone to the folds, enriching
the blood, and invigorating the whole fyfem.
From their celebrity as an antidote againf
the tcurvy, they are particularly calculated
for fea-faring perions, to whole attention
they are ref e6tfully recommended. Perfons
leading ledeutary inaCtiie lives, are 1nolf fnb-
ject to theie complaints. ALL therefore, ii
flch ftuations, though not immediately a.
ware of Inconvenience, woulG act wileiy bv
fecuring. a continuance OF health, by means
Of this generous fomachic, ~ well as All epi-
curies and bon vivants who with for deli
cious and delicate preparative for the appetite
he belt companion az the feftive board.
O For JaLe By JOCePh Emmetlon
- 9rtLand.
May 4. (8ml
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
WhOlelale Fnglilh Goods
WAREHOUSE,
Zaeom5'i- Buildings, A1idd9s- fret.
Jacob Cram,

Jacob Cram,
HAS formed connection in bufners with
Mr.. CHARLES ATHERToN, of LaHdon
under the firm Of
Ck AM * A Their TON,
and they have imported in the Henry, Port
land Packer and Minerva, from Liverpool
and the sally, ria Bolton, one hundred and
thirty-levsn Packages Fashionable
faHy and STAPLE Gsod5
Particularly iele6ed by themfelves for this
market, at tile original manufactures in
England T0JieB are
80 trunks fashionable fgp. fup. and common
Prints
5 do fine Britannia Slah Prints
? do Egyptian printed Robes, London work
5 do Cannon AID up. fup Furnitures
10 do Cambrics, Hair Cords, check and
Japan Muffin
2 do Gold End Jzconeis
n cafes Linens by the cafe only
8 do Black, Blue, Orange, Buff and Pink
Cambrics
2 Cafes Cambria Dmoties
do Common
I Trunk Cambria 9hawls
2 do Velvet Bindings
s do Black, White and Ladies Slate and
Fleih cOlored HOle
8 Cafes London Printed cuttings
do do do Mock Well
do Blue, Black, Buff and Drab Patent
Nankins
l Trunk of Lace
2 Cases black, blue, rice, and fawn colored
VelVets, for Shawls
do plain, black, and olive Velve's; Fancy
Veveteens and Cords
Trunk fix and cotton Ferrets; Shirt But
tons, &c
Cafe fancy Jenetts
2 Cafes Mixed Corton Cords
Chambra Mullins
8 cafes cotton Umbrellas; do Ladies walk
ing-fck ParraiOis: plain, green, and a
variety of colours
Black, drab, and worried Cords
Wen of England Broadcloths
Gentlemen fix Hofe; Ladies India clock,
and Peruvian Sandal do
Ladies, plain point Sleeves Gloves Mitts ;
Spider Nets, &c
All the above Goods were bought with cath
and will be fold, on the mott advantageous
terms, by the package or piece only-They
will receive by the Romeo, from London, via
Bottom, large additional GuPPly which will
render their afortment very complete -
Dealers ia Erglih Goods, will find it to their
advantage to apply as above.
G No Gods can Be /3la to families.
April 20. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

fIR. GEORGE LABOTTIEPRE

MOST respectfully informs the Gentlemen
~ OF Portland, aud its vicinity, that he in
tends, on Wcduefday, the 20th inf TO com
melce bis EVENING PRACTISING SCHOOL.
at Columbian HaIl--and every Monday ans
Wedleiday evening practi6ng the lteps,-TO
commence at z P. NJ and cloie al 10.
Five dollars entrance, and eigAt at the ex-
pi-aSion Of the quarter.
Every Thuriday evening, PRACTISING
BALL for Ladies and Gentlemen, and Scholars
prefent.
Thn.e Gentlemen who fuh<cribe for the
Pr4c3dng Bal, 10 pay dollars per quarter,
At the time Of their taking thlir tickets
Said Bail 70 commence on Thursday even
ing the 2sth init
Application for fubfcription and tickets, to
be made at Mr. Graf4ms tavern, on Mondays,
Wedneldays, and Fridays, from 9 TO O'Clock.
M. J.. vii! engage 10 teach the MuGc
Band the tunes which are (uited TO his Cotil-
lior, gratie, every Thurlday evening, at Co.
iHmbi2n Hall
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

Lands il The Djfri67 Of Maine.
IN the Townfhip No. Six and Eight
in the Eighth Range, north of the Waldo
Patent, are ohened for fale, in lots Of one and
two hundred acres, for the purpofe only Of
actual lettlement.
Thele townlhips are ftuated on the Se5eck
and Pealant Rivers, which afford an eafy
communication through the Pifcataquis to
Bangor on the Penoblcot; >hey are well
ftocked with various kinds of excellent Tim
Der; have number Of valuable Mill Seats ;
and the foil it is prelumed, Is inferior to none
in the District.
One or tzvs hundred Families may be accom-
modated with Lotsin thele tuwnlhips, on terms
which, it is not doubted, viii be 3erE57ly E1t-
i!fa7o,y.
EatHprizizP and iadnyF'iou, Farmers, who with
70 eltablilh themfeIves advantageouly, IN a
country we'll htuated and rapidly increafing
IN value, will do well 70 examine these lands,
Plans may be feen and terms made known a,
the Offices of Simon @ eenleaf, Efq. Gray, OF
Jacob M'Gaw, Elq Bangor, and iaIi5baf7Bl,
htkt5 obtained on application 70 the Sahicriber
III townG4ip No. Six, in the Eighth range.
MOSES GREENL LFAF.
March, 1907 6m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Monroe * futile,

htOlllOA ~ oLAI(=
Nc /. Union Rom, Als-Street,
LIAVE juf received and now opening, a
Il large a1ortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods =:
VIZ.
Superline black, blue, brown and drab
Cloths and Cafimeres
A & 6-4 figured, piquet and leno Mullins
OF lace and Japand do
Hair cord and check do
Al plain colonade and Grape do
"A and 4 fgur'd and PLAN book do
Silk and cotton Chambrays
GA Glk charabray Shawls
Lace cambric do
Sar nets aud Lufrings
Black and white fix Hofe, with Lace and
embroidcr'd clocks
Plain and lace cotton do
Black and white plain and pic mic Gloves
and Mi.ts
"A & 6-4 white cotton Cambrics
4-I and 8 4 black and coIor'd do
Cambria and common Dimo,ies
Printed Mullins and Cambrics
Printed and wove G-nghams
SuperHne and common Calicoes
Do Furnitures
Leno and piquet Wells
Cap and hablt Patterns
Back and coIor'd Grapes
Do. do Gauzes
Thread and elk Laces
Linen Ca.nb ics-Back and white Laces
Veils and Veiing black Modes and Satins
Marieilles Va'tng--blacI latin do
Black aud drab Veivets
Black and color d tabby do
Silver Cords-EngIi Nalkeen,
Black, blue, and yellow N4akeens
Black, blue and mix. cotton C4lhmeres
Rules Du ants and C4hmancOei
Brown Holland and PIatiIlas
cafe Irilh Linen, from I/6 to Or
] do rs do
Linen and cotton checks
Diapers and rable-Cloths
Kid and Morocco Shoes
cafe black and white Millinets
Black and cOloured lewing Silks and Twilts
India Cottons, every price
Men beaver Gloves-cOttOn Umbrellas
Paralols, with net fringe
Silk and cotton Braces
Blndanna and Madras Hkfs.-Pocket do.
Coat and VeR Buttons
bales Crrpetings, newef patterns
With variety Of other Goods, which will be
old at their ufuai reduced prices
A4o-2OO boxes laquaIity BROWN SOAP
May Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25

Gram ~ 1tncrl0n,
Mi1DLR-67REET,
x TAVE received, in addItiOa 10 their for
L i mer aforrment, Twenty Packages Of
FANCT GOODS,
BY the Romeo from London
AMoNG WHICH ARE,
Several trunks hotiery, Of every defcriPtion
Some ladies and genJlemen'5 elegant In
dan clock do
Cotton, fix ard linen Laces,
Some elegant Wells
FOoLngs, Mantles, &c.
Peruvian Nantes Of Linen, Spider Lace, *
spider Net Mullins
Several cafes OF Book Muffin, trunks Of
RIBBONS, Ladies elegant SILK 5hawi5,
Ladies Spartan Dreis and Mu. Y GreGian
Robes, lome made up
ChamDra Mullins, Pain Cod End Jaco-
nets, Dotted Null d Mullins, Cotton
Cambria, Tambor Leno Caps " Hand
kerchIels.
Farren worked Shawls, &c.
The above goods will be fold by
the Package Or piece only.
CT No Go5.b can 6e EId to families.
dpyH 27 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-05-25
RULES.
ARTYCEE Z


10 perfon is q be admitted at the Pra4I-
ing Ball without lublcripton Ticket, to be
renewed quarterly.
ARTICLE IT.
Parents whole children frequent iaid Schoo!
are to be provided with laid Tickets, which
they will receive F,afn
ARTICLE III
No perfon will be admitted, Except the
parents of,he Scholars) at the time Of pr4c5il-
iL5 the lteP5.
ARTICLE II.
Thole who viii to practile Cotillous only,
On the fame days, & pay dollars per quar.er
and provide thcmielves with one Of the a
aforementioned tickets ofadmittance.
ARTICLE n
NJ Gentlemen will be admitted III rhe dan
cling hall with boots or great coats. They
will find in the front entry room every re-
quite convenience
u TTCLE W.
Iverv Scholar fhall be equally provided
with a Il. sier.
ARTICLE TIL
The almittance ticket iha' not be transfer
able on any Prercace, 20 a Granger, "a nom
f-rihe 4 and wi.l he received bus for the real
owner
-lPTIrLE FITI
There will be at the entrance door, an Of
iccr, whom the Tickets are ta be preient-
cd, aud iI clIs any one hou'd forget lis tick-
ct, the perlOn Is -u tclI lily nam that the fame
may Be compared with the lit on record, 70
as 70 IDENTIFY The lublcribe-s, and keep of in
truders.
ARTICLE TX
No fubGcr'ption will be for lefs than
month, and whether it be entered in the be-
ginning or a. any other period Of fud quarter,
il e1nt cted the same will be paid for, AZ for
whole quarter The iubicrpJions to be re-
newed at the expiration Of the quarter
ARTIC < X
IN compliance To the wilhes Of feveral per
fous, ,here will a!lo be a P-acJ;hng Bal ,
once every week, from fevep uII ten o'clock
Thofe who with to lHhlcribe are to pay G
daLiar5 Per quarter
Hl2ZZCLF XII
AL private Scholars and private Societies,
when once the DAYS and hours are determined,
whether they come or NOT. will have To pay
the price agreed upon and to avoid AT q fiji
culties in me accounts 80 PeTlon will be per
mitted TO begin prattihng unIeis they have
lub(cribed for twenty ieflus
ARTICLE XII
Any perfon that whe5 to pract(e Cotil-
lions, nav be furnilhed with book Of figures,
on application to Mr.. II. al 20 cents each.
CONCLUSION
Confc;0us of INC rectiude OF his intention
ever anz'ou, 70 P!eale, averfe ~ conttraiut,
MI Labcttierre, 1artcrs himfcf bis patrons
W. auiy appreciate his motives, approve of
the foregoing regulations and give their full
iuPPort to the adoption thereof
~ Mr. 1. may he feen at his houf, in
Wai!-aucef, except at the time appropriated
for the School
PeH!lad. May g.