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VIZ. STEPHEN T'ooDRU1.

AS you are not an inhabitan, or
this State, and have no agent known to me. vo,,
WIN 'ahe notice, thar on the 18th of next month
Booker of Prince Edward county. and s,,,. n.
Virginia; proceed to take the deposi,ion oc
James Ming and others. on the 18th of ueyr
month at the house OF Peter Francisco nc
Enckinsham county and STAGE of V,rpini, The
deposition of joel Watkins and Others nm ,hs
second and 'hrd days Of oe,cber next at the
., O. Noee.t Porter, OF Wythe county and
s,a'e oil virginia. ;he deposition of said Rober,
Porter and othesS, and on the 9th and 3o,h IS
october next ~ the house of edward Trabu.,
OF bou'oon county and state OF Kentucky -
tahe the deposition ot Robert 1'rabue and o,hsrs
to be read as evidence in suit in CHANGER no,-
DC iehaih5 IN the county cour, of Prince Edward
ant and am defendant
ANDREW PORTER.
FRINGE Edward county, Aug. 7, 1902. 2,v
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NOTICE.


Messrs Robert King and Charles Croushton
ard Rob: TT King, James Thompson & Tho
mas Ravenhiil, John Eide, Conrad Lamb aud
William Davidson, Executors of James Short,
deceased
TAKE NoTIek, That shall proceed to take
the following dispositions at the times and
places hereafter mentioned, to be read as evil
dence in two suits now depending in the Chan
ce,y Court for the Richmond District, in which
am plaintiff and you are defendants, TO wit {:
The deposition Of Charles Nooe and offices, on
the enty-ninth day OF August. 1897. between
The hours of ten O'Clock in the morning and SUM
set of the same, at the dwelling house of John
B. Nooe in Madison county--And on the thirty.
FIRST day of August, 18O7, between the hours
of ten O'Clock in tile morning and sunset of the
same, al the Taver~ in Lynchburg kept by M.
Heye, shall take the deposition Of Col. Tho.
mac Clark and Others Of Campbell county And
on the third day of September, 1907, between
the hou,s Of ten O'Clock in the morning and sun
set Of The same, shall take the deposition of
James Echos and s,hers, at his dwelling house
in the county Of Bedford.
tulv 70,h, 1907. 4w
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Notice.

|ENHE subscriber anxious to close his admins
i tratorshp of the estate Of James White, de.
ceased, adopts this mode of requesting all per-
sons who have claims against the estate, to make
them known without delay and to inform those
be extended TO them,
JESSE HIGGINBOTHAM. Admir-.
Cara. Cumberland, 20h June 1907. 4w
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Patem AOn-6Omd boots, B0OteeS
and Shoes.
JOHN BEDFORD,
PHI TIA DEL M A

PHI la ELF HIA,
D BSPECTFULLY informs the public
IA i'll general, and Store-keepers in par
ticular, that he is now prepared to supply
them with the above valuable goods, whole
sale and retail, on moderate terms.
Shoemakers, also, may be supplied with
patent-rights, on easy terms, which they
will find it highly their interest to obtain,
as they can, by this Improvement, make
four times the quantity of shoes, with their
usual number of hands: for example, the
usual work of three men, is only three pair
OF common shoes per day whereas, in the
improved way, three men, with the assiS-
lance of boy, can make from twelve to
! fifteen pair per day. Thus the advanta-
ges resulting from this Improvement, are
evidently of the most essential Importance {:
in the first place, three-fourths of the la
Dor is saved: III the second place, half the
leather is saved, (for one pair Of shoes,
made IN this way, will wear as long as two
pair, made in the usual way) and, in the
| third place, there is a saving of fax lat
/ the rate of one pound, to twenty -four pair
OF shOes) they are also much more water
| proof than the others, and easier mended
| These are well ascertained facts, PROV
ed by actual experience. The patentee
therefore hopes, that an improvement,
| fraught with such important public utility,
will not only engage the attention, but the
encouragement of every friend to the in
FAINT manufactures of this country. 1t NAV
not be amiss to remark, that the country
Shoemaker, in particular, may derive in
J calculable advantages from this improve
meit, as he can supply his customers in
| one-fourth of the time he has usually de-
! voted to that purpose, and have the other
three-fourths for the cultivation of his
| farm, or other avocations.
Price of patent-rights, for the country,
100 dollars. For states, districts or towns,
in proportion. Applications may be made
to the Patentee, or to MIR. Jacob Harrison,
Richmond. SIN Feb. 10, 1907.
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n Q T | c E.

It.. persons indebted TO Captain ELISHA
L LEAKE. dec are requested TO make imme-
date pay nieut. as longer Indulgence cannot be
giveu--A nd all those who have claims are desi
red 10 bring Them forward, proven as the law di
reefs, that provision may be made for payment
Benz. e Tics. Watkins, Ex'rs.
Goochlaud, Aug 1 1897. 3w
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To bE REN'TED.

IND hosscSsion givep IN rem days;
EOUR large, elegant and commodious
4 STORES, in the most central and bu-
sy part of this City. Tothem are attach
cd, elegant, airy and extensive accommo-
dations for the families of the tenants.
! JOHN MAYO.
June 90. It
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Jno. S. Pleas
For SALE.

ION S1IsG,
p EY LANDS in Cumberland county, lying
lyk on Appomattox river. joining the lands Of
Messrs. William & George Skipwilh this land
is equal if not superior to any land in Cunbcr
land comfy, of James river. it contains 667
Rcres, one half OF which is covered with ine
timber of every description There is on this land
decen, dwelling house. and between four and
FIVE hundred bearing apple trees of choice fruit
One third of the money will he expected when a
title is made the other two thirds may be divided
into two annual payments. Mr. Jerman Baker
or Mr. William Skipwith will shew the land to
any person wishing to become apurchaser.
FRANCIS EPPES.
Chesterfield June g, 1907. HO
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z NDneW STEVENSON has Seen epn,r,i..
l stoned by the Governor ard Council of Wiz.
gina, Notary Pubic, IN and for the district of
Richmond. He takes therefore the liberty or
saying, that all business confded TO him. shall
meet with the most marked attention, and dis.
patch.
Richmond, Aug. II, 1907. 90.
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Manchester Turnpike COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an adjourn
Y rlent OF the general meeting OF stockhold-
ers has been made to the first Monday in next
month when 1t is expected the members gene.
rally, Will attend either in person or by attorney
duly qualified 10 act for them.
JAMES BHANDER, elk.
81 Rzsast 1907. tim
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For Sale, ard REM,

vWNHE STOCK and TRADE, of =
II Grocery, consisting of a very complete
assortment of Groceries and some Dry Goods.
TIL, stock is at present small, and the terms will
be made easy to the purchaser; the stand is one
OF the best in the city, BEING long established, on
the main street, opposite Mr. WIN. Rose. and
the court house. Itispresumed none VIII apply
bul those wishing to purchase.
All ressons having demands against, or WIS
are indebted to me, will please 10 apply for set
Element At my usual store.
hereby forewarn all persons from receiving
any order OF credi,ng any persons on my account.
as am determined to pay no debts contracted by
any person on my account from this date. Wiz.
ness my kand, this 17th July, 1907.
WILLIAM FARR.
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FOD SALE.

4 r public suction, on the 18th day of Sept
= next, ih2tvalulble seat known by the name
Of WHVrE-hALL,i in Cocchland County, the
residence OF Col John Payne in his lifetime. To
enter INTO minute description Of this seat would
be suPeIfuoas, as it is supposed no person viii
purchase without FIRST viewing the premises /;
suffice X to say IL Contains GOO acres of GOOD
EhND. The dwelling house is spacious and
elegant, with sui, of excellent and convenient
ont buildings, extensive and productive APPLE
ORCHARDS, &c. The terms of sale will be
one thifd in two years, the other two thirds in
annual payments. next succeeding the first.
Bond with personal security will be required for
the FIRST payment. and decd of trust on The
land to secure The two last
At the same time will be SOLD. the STOCK
Of CATTLE, &c &c. together w:;h sundrv ar.
ticles of icUSEOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NlIUHE, on a credit OF - months; bond and
security will be required
SMITH PAYNE, One Of re Fx'rs of
Johy PAYNE, Dec.
EEd tie oHip deii,F Executor of
Ro: PAYER, Dec.
July S1st, 1907. ids
n. B. The land will be shewn ny Mr. George
w, Payne who lives contiguous thereto
McssrS. Robert King aud Charles Croughton and
Robert King, James Thompson and Thomas
Ravenhill, John Eide, Conrad I.aub and VIII
liam aVidsou, executors of James Shor,, de-
ceased,
TIKI NOTICE, thar shall proceed to take the
following dispositions, at the times and pla.
eds hereafter mcn,iOned, to be read as evidence
in two suits now depending in the Chancery
Court for the Richmond disuict, III which 1 am
plaihia and you are defendants TO wit the de-
position of Abner Newman, on the hfth day Of
September, 1907, between the hours of ten in
he morning and sun sci Of the same day, ut the
dwelling house of said Newman, in Mecklen-
burg county, and on the tenth day OF September
1907, between the hour Of ten in the morning and
sun set Of the same, l shall proceed TO take the
deposition of John M Rose, at his dwelling house
in Buckingham county.
ROBERT H. ROSE.
August r. 1907. 4w
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rKIoEs.oF
Mails, Brdds G Sbr1gs,

M MANUFACTURED at the Penitenti-
W airy, and for sale by NICHOLAS
HALLAM, agent for the Commonwealth,
few doors above the Swan Tavern, Rich
mond
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To RENT,
FOR TsRH or YEARS, OR ONE YEAR, 4
VALUABLE FARM

VALUABLE FARM
IN the upper end Of Hanover county. and at
L present IN the occupancy of John Hay. Esq.
containing $50 acres. There are perhaps few
tra6ts Of and that combine more advantages Than
this. l. is wen adap,ed to the cultivation of corn,
wheat u tobacco has fupr oporiion Of the
first qualify meadow land upon IT, &, lies within
so miles &C the ciiy Of Richmond. The uncom-
mon heal,hiness of The situation, the nature Of
the soil, the happy proportion of wood, arabic
and grass lands together with It's vicinity 10 the
best market in the county, all serve TO render
i: worthy lhc attention of any industrious far.
ner who may wish 10 settle himself in this way
for life, as it may be obtained for any term of
Yeas. The buildings are sufficient for the ac-
commoda,ion of smal family, and for all plan.
tauon purposes. The premises will be shewn
by the present occupant, and the terms made
known. upon application to the subscriber resd.
ing the county Of Orange.
DABNEY MINOR.
July 1Ob, 1907. 6w
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MATTRESSES.

0tAN be had on very short notice, NAT
~ TRESSSES of all sizes & kinds, agreeably
TO order. in the large corner white house, orpo.
site the Old City Tavern. two squares below the
Market Bridge--BEDS made s. MATTRES.
SES repaired.-Aorses TAILS & NAMES
purchased.
Ipo G pIa,eonte
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Containing 10 scres. be the same more or LEST
adjoining The lands Of George Divers, Thomas
Garth, sen. &c. and lying on the waters If Ivy
Greek conveyed 70 me IN trust 5y Robert Draf.
fen TO secur- the payment OF d-b' due Brown ,
Rivos n Co. and for Other purposes, as in ssid
deed mentioned, which was recorded in The disrid
UT % Charlottesville. az September Term 1905.
The balance due said Brown, Riyes 4 Co under
said deed is only one hundred and seventy six
pounds. thueen shillings and ten pence. with
incest on the same from the firs, day Of August,
1906 I'LL paid Berg only Interested as t,u tee,
will only convey the tille in nc as su.h
Fleming Turner, Trustee.
Nilton, August 8, 1877, 3W
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EiUe Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED or Stolen from the subscri-
~ Der on the 21st inst two Mules, to wit !:
one black stud Mule, shod all round, with
a long switch tale, no other mark recollec-
ted. Also one mare Mule, of bay color,
with the end of her tale cut off, only shod
before, / believe rather poor. Whosoever
will deliver the said mules to the subscri-
Der in the city of Richmond, or give such
information so that get them again shall
receive the above reward.
JOHN T1NSLEY.
Richmond, June gath, 1907. IF
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S H O F. S

OF all sizes made of the best materials,
may be had on the most reasonable terms.
Where also may be had general assort-
ment of we'll chosen GROCERIES.
May IS, 1907. If
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FOR SALE.
NV tract of Land,

IN Powhatan county, containing between
n,ne hundred and thousand acres, and
lying within two miles of the courthouse,
and on both sides of Fine creek. Thistract
ofland would he sold entire, otherwise laid
of IN lots to suit purchasers. Any persons
inclirable to purchase, it is expected Will
first view the premises-any further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living on the
premises.
SAM. BASKERVILLE.
Powhatan, Jan. 9Th. 1SC7. If
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CUT SPRIGS.

CUT SPRIGS.
5d.-50 cents per thousand-4d. 81 cents
per thousand-6d. "a cents per thousand.
Also, for sale as above, variety of
Plantation Utensils, such as Plough-irons,
Harrow teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, &c.
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Hanover, May 81, 1907.
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For Sale,

Prince Edward county, Aug. Z, l8Oz. a.
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Fspsale Ed,le tlO,s.

-
EsTsHE subscriber proposes % open Z
4 School on the 6rst day q nsxt
monih. ID the house she now occupissi q
Shepherd Town, forthe instrurtionc Of
Young Ladies Ia the following breaches
offemale education Tamboslring, nee
de work, marking IN ils various modes,
and plain sewing, Il four dollars p quar-
ter-She will also teach small girls read.
ing. wiring. and plain sewing, q two
dollars and City cent, ) qoarierS from
those who intend leaining iambopfing
and needle work one dollar win Be e.
peeted 10 advance fof. each quarter.--
TO accsmmodste young ladies froni the
country, she viii take lbur boariers. ~
one hundred dollars eaehs Including
washing. The subscriber engages % be
particularly attentive 20 the morals Of the
pupils entrusted 10 her care.s 5'g;i Il
ELIZABETA ARMSTRONG. !
Saspafrds spa, july - 1907.
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Isl ii VALuABLE 1Trecs of fsst rste
Il 81 slate LAM D, g saining eboutfouf
hundred acres lying ID Berke ley County.
NirRinia, Uoe milo from the Snlpher
aprins and six from Maftinshufsi about
8 one kuudrcd and forty acres eisAsed. f6E.
tycf which lately eleared1 eight attkp
aof meadow and twenty acres iiore ga.
nclos<d for the pnrpose mailing mepd0p
ssof; he whole wen enclosed with strong
stenees. The greater part of The wood
sland lies level, Is the prime of he tract,
iAnd heavily tinbered. There IL - the
sPremises several never failing springs 81
excellent water, well situated for distil!
ieries. Three different tsaennenta with
rood Dwelling Houses, &c. on them,
God he fract win heaf being dislded n
- issny r1tts, With i properties 81 msat
tdov, cleareri, md wood land, 70 caea.r
= weilselfthe whole together, or .sepa-
rarely, Is may beat suit tie putchasers
For further Information md terms apply,
DO the subscriber on the premises.
-. - WILLIAM LYME, Jun. .
tIuly 10, -ieo1. g, #.
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Berkeley, %. -. :: II Il !s'.s& ~
< 5sS~s + March Cost, 1905
Morris Rees md David Ksss, Conn
2;Ss plafants. !, 4. 7. '5 -
5Ezs.s A0aINsf = = - = 49, II.
Presley Needle and the other legal re.
> representatives. Of John Neville, decd,
Goleby Chew and Noah Ri5geway,
Defendants, &. - ~ $50 -
: - - N ctfANcERY.
THE defendants, Presley Neville
IL sand other the heirs and represen.
latives Of John NevilL decd, not haSins
entered their appearance agreeable 20 an
act Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and il appearing 10 the satisfaction
of the Court. that they are not inhabi-
tants ofthis Commonwealth, on the mo-
ton Of the. comrlainants ~ thrit Coun.
Gel, fit Is ordered, that said Presley Ne
vile and other the heirs and Representa-.
tixes of John Neville, deed, do appear
hesron the Monday afief The third Tues.
day IN Septembernext, 10 aIswer,he biltol
the Comrlainants. apa thai. aeopy Of this
orderAs forthwith inserted ID the Berke-
ley and JeiIrrson intelligeneer for two
months snsce ssively, and published !.
de dior of The Court House ofsaid
County. $500 s2l.s 4. s- n k40
/" -..s3 A Copy. Teste, {.
~ DAVID HUNTER 'espsc..,.
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F0R.SdLE,, !.

"A TRACT Of; LAND, eontaininr
~ sboas D00 acres, zone half df which
Is cleared, he balance wen t;inbered;
md aeonsidefphse quantity OF wen VA.
tesed meadow. Cd shs spffsnises b i
good hstrrhahs BIN and Distiiiery, on
anesssfailing stfsail Of water, and: In
sight Of the Pctonak river. J; This sraes
can BE divided into ssrsrNt ai6ersnt e.
nements, with = Dweliin9 House Ana
Barn - each i isof the kfstrase iime-
stone quality and is situate ID Befkeles
Countv, yirginia, On Posomak river. 10
miles rom hlafiushurg. Q from vii
iamspoFt. md Is from Mereersh1rf.
This End WILDE sold tosrthef, Of disis
dsd into sno,tracss, as May beat suitcase
purchaser. a good bargain wiIl b Il.
vento . purchaser, IN the mill md one
half he Ind. on paying about 60 thirds
cFtha purchase inouey ID hand. For
terms apply tothe s0bscriber On he Pre-.
GEoRGE NEwKfRK.
April 10 iso6.
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20. mr. EDIroR q rHe AURORA

II SIR--So much has been said al my
disclosures 10 the executive, respecting
the pretended conspiracy iot sol. Bsrr,
aud they hive reeenilp been brought into
notice ~ the cpunsrl for the prosecution
against him, ia SO extranrdinaEy and IN.
wairpntable q naanrsts .,hat I think Il in.
euskbEnt bnans, 10 make i few obserya-
lions On that subject. with 4 view of il.
moving erroneobs impressions which
othersise might prevail with Tsgard 70
my character, 81 ~. 55s 80 80 8. SIS
:, A few daks after my arrival al New
Orleans, in September iast, lstserswsre
received il town from gen. Wilkinsoh
then Cd the Sabine river, stating that
hostilities with the Spapiards were una
iyoidsble, that hisnext letter would bring
Ne detaiIs of he FIRST eRga9ennens, md
mar p h>f.a !. is..a 80, a.se.nt p
! In consequence of mis- Information,
which errasionsd Sonsidera6ls aIars,,
abou, ihres hundred men wefee dispatch.
ed from Nsw.O rieans, 10 proceed bY
land 70 the Slbine, 10 seinforee zen.
Wilkinson. Some artillery was sent 81
by water 70 ascend the Red siysr fos she
same purpose, and two gsn basts were
ordered up the MississiPpi. 10 Be ready
for an attach. on Baton RouKe.
By shat siagic gen. Wilkinson ,Rhoss
letterin so rositiys q manner, had an
nourssd fkostiiises as unayoidshle.
wrought SRA aShangs ID Ire mind 81
the Spanish eepmapd n, who was Il the
bead Of ,Rftesn Hundred men, and actual
" invaded siie. territory d The Unitea
States, % 10 make him suhstribe ii
itermsof accommodation which RED. WI.
kinson alone1can explain The iset u.
thzs 70 the astonishmept Of all the world,
such INSTRUMENTATION did take place.
and ihat gen. Wilkinson suddenly arriys
ed At Newt Orleans, where he came Is
use- his own phrase, !. % play TIE dewitt,
Nherf IN the Enonth 81 December. /
WI seized and Arrrstsd ~ order of gen.
Wilkinaon, but ID The nsme Of ne Uni.
TED States, md Vii foscibly traiisporsed.
Msh New Orleans under the impression,
Etiet col B1rr, In .consequencs of ,ae
ssinsmitted infpfmation 10 him sc the
hostile cohplexion Of aaairs On che from.
tiers, and:of the supposed certainly 81
war, might find himself with Z large TO-
dy 81 volunteers, deternnined 10 p1sh 81,
towards MsxiSo, hid whom perhaps 4
aoul5 g dificuit 10 diveff iton skas
purpose notwithstanding the pnsxpeesed
Epasi6c arrAngeHents heswesn the Span
ish coInmander and gen. Wilkinson. q
When 1 arriyed Il Chaflestoa, An.
napolii, end Washinkton, aIl lie news.
papers seprssented col. Bur- s. beinr 4
abe head aftHo thousand men, md ihev
were ringing ii the same lime yitf fe.
ports Of bis trefsnded fsSdssa. \,
These eifrumstances soecssioned d
my uaind gssatindignation; With regard
90 The xepotss jusl mentioned. and treat
solicitnde lest gen. Wiitin,on,s condncs,
and Col Bufr's sit1ation hight lead %
occurrences which eok f,SrfE would de-
precase, and which invoiintariiy would
put him IN the wrong.
I thsfsfote requested a ihtsrview
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81 berteiey, rs. ~ IS - - -.
49, Nay Court, 1905.
Sdnsei Eral, Gsapinxaat, : :,
d -. 4 F-s5 z=5sss3 AGAINST.
Dapia Ecal Corneliss Yaannsd.,E AMI
Snsaaaa his ssijs, R,Iiliam lfsrams and
Agnes hisWife, Carael;us Hamaar assg
Ms1t m spsle, Dr6ke1sd ict:
Z tia Ms .Di}r, WiA;as Kelireu am
GstAeriss ~ ,pifS, Rseetf AaatSssa
md SaSnk his tpss, and EEsateth Veal,
Heirs and lseai representatives. sf
Gaac Peal, drcd, Dstfraaats.
i "a IS, S S.el q. 81 "a Z In CHdNcERY.
THE DEFENDANTS, Bapia YcaL, Cor.
+ u neiias HaaaindrN and Sxsannak
rs scfs. CsrasEas Hamaie and Mary
Ms ipife, Drakr aud MarfAG Id
siff, WIliirn KeileeH and cafAtrine h;s
bit, and Robsrt 1Hdtsseadsd Sarah his
suifs ep, hasisg entered ikeir spbearastr
aRreea1le 70 eNorf Of Essrntlu and n.
SEits b thfs Corrt, aad a apbea1fsS 70 a.
sstisf aeiisa u the Court, ihGs tSsy al
nat iaAdtitaists u this CemnonrueaisA.
On ne mafion effhe Complainaat gy his
ceEaseL ills ordered, that Daeid zeal,
Cornelius RasaEsdali and Susaaaah h;;s
ssife, cosneksis Hammc c,.d Nary, dis
spJe, Draks aud Marfh4 his te;ts,
ppilliam, KsiloeR and catkeriat his wife,
and Robert An9srscn and sSasahAis ,vite.
Do appear here on. tae Monday eiter
fhe third Tuesday IA September mesh
70 ar,s1cer rae BIZ ef fhe Eemplnnans, esd
thar g cepsfef tAis order Be lSrihsDiti ~
tsested ii ne Rerkeiey and Jeferson IN.
lsifgencsy. tsr sspo moafks sneeessivei1.,
and pnblshed az he dor D he Csur,.
House 81 ne saii County. =. @7gsz ! IN -
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07

PURSUANT 10 i decree ofstht
County cours az Berkelss, win ~
sold atpublie yendoe. o. he premises,
on Monday the I7th of August next. %
The hiehest bidderfo ,Eash, Tracf d
Land beisngihg "a Tie estate Of Bsnja-
min Hedges, dscd, 0nwhich thes said
Hedges lately lived, c:outaioing no !.
9cres Of lime none land, situate on ihe
,road lsading from Msrtinsburg 10 Bath
.ihe gresfer part of ~ cleared, ihere i
= dwslling Houss, Barn, and q Apple
otehardqn il. The abovs property will
he sold sabieetto the dowsr otthe wild.
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