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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19
NOTICE.

MessYs Rober' King and Charles Crouchton
ard Robert King. James Thompson c. THO
mas Raverhii, johr Fgdie, Conrad Lamb ard
"ihSm Davidson, Executors Of James Short.
deceased
TAKE NoTIee, That shall proceed to take
the following dispositions AT the times ana
places hereafter mentioned, 10 be read as evj-
dance IN Two suits now depending in the Chan-
ce'y Court for the Richmond Dis-rict, in Witch
I ari plaintiff add you are defendants, TO wit :.
Tire deposition Of Charles Nooe and otherg, on
the tweny-nirth day Of August, 1907, between
tire hours of ten o'clock in the morning and sun
set OF the same, at the dwelling house Of Ichn
81 Nooe IN Madison county--And on tho thirty.
first day Of August, 1907 between the hours
OF ten o'clock IN the morning and sun set Of the
same, a. the Tavern in Lynchburg kept by M
Hoy'e, shall take tine deposition Of Col Tho.
mas Clark and others of Campbell cuun,y-And
on tile third day Of September 1907, between
the hours of ten O'Clock in me morning and sun.
set Of the same, shall take the DEPOSITION of
James Echols and others, az his dwelling house
in the county Of Bedford.
ROBERT II ROSE.
July sO'h, 1907 4w
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FOR SALE.

ohi!oaite colonel Izdyo's zen Buildines,
9TH, j3rd and 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhds. Of the crop 1g05--Inlported early
1906
New England Rum in hhde. and barrels
pipe very SUPERIOR Hollands Gin
Rye Whiskey in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditts
Cotiee By the barrel or bag
Besf and Pork in barrels
Irish Potatoes in ditto, suitable for tabIs or
planting
Potomac Sbad and Herrings,
Stone Lime IN large and small casks.
And general assortment &c GROCF.
RES, &c. S;c.--which will be sold low
for Cash, good paper, or exchanged Tor
country produce, by
ZOE GREENE.
Richmond, 9th May, 1907.
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AEdheAsster IurMbiIe C70mbany.

r.IoTIcE Is hereby given, that an adiourr
l. y men' OF the general mes5ing Of Stockhold-
srS has baf1s Inasle to the first Monday in next
monsh : when i, is expected the tnsrnbers gene
raliyrwili attend either in person or by attorney
duly qualified 10 act foY diem.
:. .r.g JAMES BRANDER, elk
81 August. 1907. tom
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19
For SALE

q T pu6iic autiioR,, On the 18Th day of Sept
nsSt, thai valuable seat known by the name
Il WktlTE-aALL., in Gocchlend county, tho
Essia2nce oECos John tOyne in h,.litsume. Te
eater into rrinulc description of this seat wsud
b. supert.uors, as j! ia supposed no pc,ron will
puyohaa- without fret viewing the Premise. (;
sr!Ece i.,o say it contains GOO acres Of GOOD
LAND Iac dwelling bcuse is spaeiou, ard
e'sgani, With suit oF excellent and convenicn,
oct buildings, extensive and productive APPLE
O1ctsAkDS, sc. The terms Of sale yvin be
enc thmd IN tw years. the CHER tzo thirds in
annuR' Isymsns. re-: succeeding the first.
toro Isi;hlerIcaa setu,i'y will be required for
the sisst payment, and deed Of trust on The
land - seca's the two last
a; The saeiS. time will be sol. d. the STOCK
OF CATTLE, &c &c ;esstber with andy az
GEE. ct EOusNOLD snd KITCHEN FUN
N.IURE, on . credit of ~ months; bond and
SECURITY wiil &c required.
EMtla %AYHG, ore Of he E.:'rsoF
JOINS pAYNr. Dec.
dad fec on dciHv Execu'er N
Eo: i'AYNR, Dec.
je'y Sis', lSGY, ids
NJ b. The land win re shewn by Nv George
w. Payn. who lives contiguous ,tlere:o.
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To the Public.

M Wfs Eay Laurfac- having III r.,
- = I'd faa board wi,hour ary rsasoSsis ~
Voe'i"n' do N-rebY fotcvsfn sii per,o,, -.
o',''N aer on ny account. - f! viii ret b, h.
.oy msnter Tor any debts CONTRACTED ty
c,e DAVID LAWRENcE.
CA'''s SEA sey@'y, Aug. 10, Igg7. ~,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19
FOR SALE.
ny fract of Land.

u "It y AHNN,
In Powhatan county, containing between
nine hundred and Thousand acres, and
lying within two miles of the courthouse,
and on both sides of Fiue creek. Thistract
Of land would be sold entire, otherwise laid
oil IN lets to suit purchasers. ANY persons
inciinablc 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, 1907. If -
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Nr.ArS- Eo6e'l < mp and Che,ies CIoueh,pn aud
Rebe't k'ngs james Thompsor and Thomas
k2Fcnai'', John Edie. Conrad Laub and WI.
ban pfvldaen, executors OF James Short, de-
cSsSgI,
Z AKA roTIcE, dat shall procet' 10 take the
fco>einE as1osi;icus :, the times and MIA
COS hereafter mentioned, to be.icad Is evidence
IN two fnts NOW depending IN the Charcery
Cess ter the Sichmond district, IN Which / am
P'sih'id ana you are defendants 10 vi. the de-
position OF Abner NewngR, on the fifth day of
Sep'enber sO7 between the honcs of ten in
The IrisrasES AMI sun Sc Of she same day, al the
h"s'hng houte Of said New man, in Mcckleu.
h1Tg county, and on the ,en,h day OF September.
lSC2, 5etwssn tbs herr OF ten in the morning and
am Net of the same, shzn proceed TO take the
tepoSltiop q John ~ Rose, !, mis- dwelling house
- Buckingham county.
Argust 4. 1902. lw
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mails.
CUT SPRIGS.
3d.--50 cents per thonsand-td. 81 cents
per thcusand--6d. 81 cents per thousand.
Also, for sale asraboye, & variety of
Plantation Utensils, suoh as,Plough -irons,.
Aarrow-teeth, Axes, Wedges, Chains, sc.
S II O Z s.
OF all sizes made Of the best materials,
maybe had on the most reasonable terms.
Where aisn may be had n general ascot
ment OF well chosen GROCERIES.
May 49, 1857 ~ tf
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b II + T.


About SO years Of age, and about feet
orr inches high he is Of rather delicate
form. little inclined to p yeilovrish com
plezion, and considerably msEked IN the
face with the small po5 his hsic rather
lnciines 20 be bushy. tho not vr.v lous
'eis II fellow o. good understanding. q
weilih'ormed mind, and very speciaus in-
sin1a;ins manner; lac speaks rather quick
and pert, and has disposition 20 be very
polite: He nc doubt, viii attempt TO change
his appearance, by altering his name,
Changing his hair for wig, &c.-He is
pretty well known in most parts of ihis
state, ~ we'll ss in the Carclinas emf
Georgia. as the waiting man and fiddler Of.
Mr.. Nicholas IA. Johnson, of whom pur-
chased him--His wife lives in Richmend,
where be has frequently heeh since his
eloPeusnt; and he has also been a part of
his time Ia Petersburg; and his vie las
q daugntera free woman living in Norfolk.
where 1t is probable he has been also
Tho having so general an acquaintance,
there is no knowing where he will keep
himselEa1
Iwill give the above rewsrG to arivaper-
son who will deliver the said runaway to
me, in Hanover.
p. STREET.
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75ren.yJfse Dollars Reward.

run AWAY from the Subscriber Kvin,
:. near Newcastle in the lower eud OF
THIS County. on this 9Th q March .lasA q
Npr.ro Ma,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19
CUT SPRIGS.

Spikes of all sizes the same price as SOD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-19

8e7JbAH Gan. ,
II" Ea'ksdefs TSfE"'af1
HalilaS ooznty, Ausstt .. 1877. .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-16

his preparatory operations On the
Ohio. ! now fPoke publicly OF the
fl6t--tranfnitted copy Of the let
ter from BeIknaP to the department
of fate, and about the fame time
forwarded, through the hands OF
the poft-mai3er general, to the Pref
ident of the United States, fate
ment in fubftance, Of what is here
above detailed, concerning the Milf
fGppi confpiracy Of the {aid Col.
Aaron Burr--which IS faid TO have
been the frft formal intelligence re-
ceived by the executive on the iub-
jet of the confpiratOr being in mo-
ton.
know not whether my country
will allow me the merit Of correct
nefs of conduct in this affair. The
novelty Of the duty might, perhaps
have embarrahtd fronger minds
than mine. The uPrightneis Of
nv intentions, hope will not be
quefioned.
The interviews between col. Burr
and myfeIf, from which the forego-
ing ifatement has refulted, were
chiefly in this city, in the months
of February and March, laf year.
WILLIAM EATON.
WeAingt9n- CRY, Jan, 20, 1907.
Sworn to IN open court, this 26th
day Of January, 1907.
VIM BRENT, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-16
.,5,50rt(atlo,


@ ooOGffCCoCIfDG o.

AUtS TOTcfgU NFz"c.
THE brig Emeline arrived al New
york, from Bordeaux brought Pans.
papers TO Dec. 20, and London ac-
counts to Dec. III.
The new British Parliament conver-
cd the 18th. In the House 81 Lords
the Lord Chancellor informed their
Lordships that the King would deliver,
at convenient day the usual address.
and state the motive Of calling th,rl Nm.
gether.
inc English government had ro. M
the above date accepted any measure iu
regard 70 the late decree IF Bonepgr,c,
Tor Blockading British Ports.
Marshall Ney commanding TIE a.y3
vance column Of the French, entered
Thorn, Dec. 6.
A.deputadon from Warsaw, tie car
ital of Poland, was introduced u LIE
French Emperor, DC. &.
The last French Bulletin Is dated ~
Posen and states that the Russians were
advancing IN the direction of Crodno.
The French have taken possession
OF Mecklenburg.
On the 18th Bonaparte was 10 SCI OF
for Warsaw.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-16

From ne H,gr- Dr. 1-
We, Louis Napoleon. have d.crcod -u--
70 decree as follows
Art l. No vessels shall depart until fur
Their c73e5s IRON the ports " tie Kingdom
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-16
DEPOSITION OF

WILLIAM EATON, Esq.
bstare the Circuit Curt Of The DiE
tria Of Columbia.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07

oNniptppKi lI0Il1s iisk i1systssgOp ard a,l'
spafently IRRESPONSIBLE IDEAS, with lis iIon1'
osatie views, fheir guilt ough, not rash
IN 20 be tEanafeEred 20 their principal.
Even TIE papers II ahe intsrest o. 30
1verfment propagate On my suhject The.
most injurious faIsehood. Before the
pardon cane Ont, and before Ii was
known, thatShe Prssideht Of he Uaited
States, ID Transmitting my iettef 10 him
10 Mr.. Hay, had violated his word Of
hohoF, mo inysctives appeared against
me-. But since the measne ofthe par.
sdon hagpsosed abortiee and yiiiiedlous,
and since Tie fact Of bis breach Of his
word DC hohor can no longer bs denied;
thsir toneis changed. As usual | am
abused, not for the wroag 4 did, butfor
The wrong which has been seommitted
lNpoh'mes They insinnate among other
shiugs. shat at Washisgtousi had sbfain-
"a promiSss from Mr.. 4 tFefson aud had
akfcsdwith him Cor = pardon, that !
refused itkA RiehmonA ID order 10
lkavesa pfctsx sofwilholaihg tes simony On
the ground that It would criminate asy-
sell, houghitis well known thar sues,
promise, such agreement, never took
yptace, and that before the grand Jury
during an eSamipaiion Of upwards of
two hours, I answered, s,isheaf b sSpele
excsB tion, every Spsstioh thar va, asked
ne. Mr.. Wa. Duane, moreover says,
lhat I m indebted for ~ life % lhe BE-
1neypisnce of M. ti1efsop. Sixseenl
az the krst characters Of Virginia, after
hearing eyidsnce decided t6at there i.
no, 9tenad os accusation against ne !;
bur the editor Of shs Aurora, without
having any evidence, decides thai ]. am
.indebied for my lie 70 Mr.. JeiFerscn's
Sepsvoisnce III q! sssE ek%
When party spirit and passion go so
far. itwouid be improper 20 femaln ST.
lrpt, and should what I have SAID, IN
my defsnsel opsratess ,he Prejudice III
Mr.. sferson, Tor wound his feelings,
il Il rot my fault. / ii 49, 81 /
s ERIGK B0LEMAN.F
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07

Ter atoms srenEs hsn the health of our
soldiers. insth. state Of force md VI.
cor, and especially ID The state Of con6-
dencs IL which the grand army i, i j.
capable 81 sus,sining any faeguss. Its
'impatirnt Is 6Snh de war with TIE Rus
SLAMS; and twill assuredly NOT lose any
opportunity 81 beating them.
/ fThe ground begins to:wear every aP-
pearance offspring; vegetation goes on
much quicker il this country dian. in
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07
NETWORK, July Is.

! Alta late hour last night, the ship
Walker, Clarke, arrived &c this. port
In / days from Halifax, aud cspt. c.
obl;singb furpished the Editor 1of the
Mercantile Adysrtisef with ! Halifax
paper oftke 7ih INST. cortaining several
interesting artioles relative 70, the late
affair with the u. S. Grfgate CHI sApeake,
andthe following otderof admiral berke.
ley. ~ y. II. I, % q. III -: !:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07
LONDON, NAV 10.

he report which was spFsad syester-
dayo ap ofder y hieh Is was Prstrndsd
had been giseu by the admirably % seizs
ailths Anefiesn vessels Which were IN
our ports, was Msshoa t tptlndation. Bsn
" belsye that instrnct,ons have bees
given % our cruiseTa 90 ds,ain hessNftsr
such American yssseh A. shall NOT By
dsssinsd tor kasiand, OK Ter sihe ports ri
which jshe british gossgntnsnt has Rct
expEffslF intsrdieisd = ihs - lhsss
vessels ~ these Instructions.
kuTIner, me Sovslnns n.- % the ".
States appsars % s'sid at thi: msfnehs
ana 60 sneW am,saois gathst than hostile
aispositlons. PfessdsuL Jeitersen has
latsiy issnsd oslamaticn, ptoionsinG
me importation a brush goodies 70 the
second Monday IN D H1bsE neat The
treaty scnelad.d between Great Britain
and she Lated States have been sent
back BY the. American goyernfnent, to
PC revised. and suhihltted 10 pew
discussion and Ihsrs = great appear
ance that che dit5cultie s.asill be amicably
adjusted between ths two counties.
& june p t..s,,y
a Ionaingen mail arrived on sasur-
day morning, With hnsra and papers
from HAmbprgh and Aroma. % the z4th
-i INST ne rumour ~ 4 egbciation for
2 genera peace. nnlss The mediation of
Austria. gains ground daily. a para.
graph dAted Bank OF the Maine Nav
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07
ny THE HoNeRABLE.

oEoRoE cRANrIsLp BEREELEY,2 81. :
Vice A dmiral of the White, aud Com.
mander IN Chief Of his maiesty's ships
and vessels employed ia the river ST.
Lawrence, along the coast Of Nova
q Scotia, :ths Hiantis OF 81 John aud
Cope Bstton, he Bay Of Funday,
!. 8 and at, Ind about, the Island Of Der.
suauda, or Spnaefs' IsiaSds. fs /
Whereas many seannen, subjects Of
bis Britannia majesty s>pd serving in
ms unajestyas ships autl vessels, % per
Margins while at anchor in the Chesa-
peake, deserted md entered on beard
the y. S. frigate the chesapeake, and
openly baraded the streets Of Norfolk,
ia siShesof their olicers under the A.
meriean dag, protected by the magis-
trates Of the town, and the recruiting
officer belonging 10 the aforementioned
American frigate which Inagistrstes
and naval officer, refused giving them
up. aittsbush demaAded ~ his Britatinic
Haaiesty2s, consul. aszweil as the captains
oftlie ships From which the said men
hsdsdeseFted tlte captains and com.
! maiderso his nnsjessy 'sships and YES.
ssls under my command, are therefore.
hsrsbsrequired and directed, in case Of
lnsstipgs snh tthe American fricste,.
Chesapeake, At. sea, and without the
limits of the q, ;S 20 isie~ 20 the captain
f here this'.ordyr, and 10 reauise "a
search his ship or the teserters from the
before msntipn.d ships. and 10, proceed
and search fok the sarne---and If ! sin,ilar
dsnand sssouldbe u1ads by the Auisti-
cans. be ispermfetrd 70 search for de.
ssitsrs ftom their seryice, according TO
the customs and usage Of civilized us.
lions, on terms Of pence and anity with
each other. sssAs .ss J. II, VI I'D Az u. h..
r I Given under nv hand .. a Halifaxx
49, Nova Scotia, the istday of Jung.
* ~ 1907. i ~ z - MI ~, ~
.ruA Sisns6A Tsgt4t5,+ n j. r. r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07
No,is1, 9uk.aY.

~ No,s1, 9Sly ~. : = - y
We have nothing 10 inform our Dis
tant readers, respecting the operation.
OF the British ships ID the bay; part Of
them occasionally 60 cut and return a.
gain every day. They have NOT made
any attempt % land, OF taken any s,ens
respecting the Ave persons drtained.--
Comnodors Sir Thomas HARDY, who
now commands, behaves a. far . we
can learn with great polileness 10 theves.
sells going out and coming 10, giving
them no interruption. q. -, y
It's 70 be regretted that Commodore
Hardy had NOT commanded from th.
eommspcemsnt Of this AFFAIR. We thinE
he would never have written such a ia.
ter as tha, Of Commodore douglas, X hieh
has besn productive Of indiknstion
scarcely shor. Of that tproducsd " the
original outrage. c. Y y, ,sssS..ssssa
The Revenge, government schooner.
y 10 Hampton ksads, and precses,s mn !.
msdiately 70 England with the comm.
nication fromthe executixs our MN.
lsters IN London, touching the aAair 81,
the Ghesapeske. She may be sxpsct.d
eoarriye inEneland about The 6TstofSsp.
tember beiors which, the bri,ish 81.
vernmsnt and people wild NOT only hlSe
received an acsouAt 81 the ransactsop,
but Of the sentimshts which il has eAc,.
tsdin the Unitsd States togkther with
the presidents proclamation. Il Il hc k.st
account Of this atlaiu, viii probably reach
England about the 6rst 81 Autust,a by
two ships THAI LET'S this plaes the a5thani
18th Of Jnnes BY each otwhith &ssfor-.
wafded % cur correspondents our extra
sheet Of the 24sh Of June, besides which
We know thar an unusual numbst oiih.
LEDGE went by the same vessel. TIE
Proeiamatioawsnt from here on the 9th cr
riothot July by two vessels from i nsia,d.
Ihss minds Of the government and az
the British nation viii therefore b.4snr,l.
pared before the Revenge arrives ~.
rGssts produced in Enyiand u. ssh.n
discover and possibly ixsl, about ~
middle Of September. . Ii the Bri,;s6
government u deter mi6ed 10 sustain III.
miral Berkeley, orders will be eiysn !,
seize and capture our vessels wi,hoo,
exception ;sif Otherwise they viii NOT.
os interrupted. The English goysrti-
ment WiHperceive that war Is inc yitabIe
II It avows. the principle Of scare hing
our national ships, and act accordingly.
= "a AZ. @@E&s% 49,. #teA : 49, ~
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Rosion, Tnly Is.

Ssssssss A41ty9~s DeHuotds Gsffcfs
. = 5@- = - y ID 4 S - ss3a
IL - ~ Boston, sub %. =
Z by captain " ood~ard. Who arrived
yesterday from Nanses, Paris. papsrs 10
the 18th of June were received. Thev
contain buIlesins OF the grand army d
Ma n !; the lastaf which sises AN &c.
count Of the surrender of Dantzie.,
Thetewere great rejoieinEs annohr ne
French ON account OF the fan Of me i'm.
porfaht fortress i, and the loss uaast de.
press the spirits Dc the Russians and
PFssaianss No gsner.i tattis dad fsksn,
place, but the fate Of Dantzic viii hasten
that OF negotiations but OF he LATER
We perceive nothing which bears an or
.cial mark fhe capitulafion Of Nsiss.
,besissed By jerome Bonaparte, i e.
ported. There are many aceounfs from
Turkey, which relate, several sIuc1ssses
obtained over the Russians. The "a.
ports are various and rather confused.
ltissaid the British meet with unex.
Pecssd diihenIt;es 10 Egpt. The con
seripsion in France ,fos isos, d repre-.
sensed p complete, and the eonscripts
on their, march. The semperof still
takes pnEsarietpains 10 strrhethen his
grand army. Accounts from London
IN these papers 70 June &.
By this arFival We learn that. }
The Rysaians have retreated from
Guifdsor q Moldavia, alter losipe 100
killed, and having 600 taken nrisonera
j by the Turks. A 80 .s19.7-, :.
The Preach aeet has saiisd from
Toulon, and i cruising in the Medi,er.
ranean, and Is expected 70 raise he
blockade ofYenice.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07

/ A Paris paper officially announces the,
capitnlalion. Of the fortress Of Weiss. n
intelligence from Janina Of the asih 81
April states that the Turks have gained
q signal victory over the Russian navy ii
the Black sea. - -
A Paris article Of June sth, s,stes
that the. British army in kg,ps had been
beaten by the Turks, and had been Is
hard Prsssed that zen: Frazer had
dispatched dhree trigales successfully TO
the soveEnot Of Malta 10 demand, sue
cora. 49, .s-s4 j. 3 # / L..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-07

The RESPECTIVE captains and
command ers oihis majes-
iva ships and vessel, on
i the North American sra.
ton. RI & (

Bellri,le, sLleaa, Yriusneh. CT 8.
essssfs, Aai fax, zsauiias Cater j
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-09
SIX cEE7y REWARD.

. AN away from the subscribsf, livs;
IN ing in Martinsburg, % Friday the
2dinst. N apprentice boy tothe westina
business, named Matthew Francis,
bound by the County Courtof Berkeley,
he 10 rather sious made, Of 4 dark com.
plexion, and about nineteen years Of age ;
he took with him ! variety Of clothing,
not particularly reeollected. will give
six cents reward, but no thanks, for re.
turning said runaway. X u s.lf -; ~,
- HENRY PULSGRoVE.
October Q, 1907. @'~.#,-E TT =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-09

"A List sf letters IN the Post Office az
ShebAerd % Team, on fhe last day Of
Is 5sbtembes, ,phich will De sent 70 tie
General Pbsf-0 fee as dead lefsess, If
/, NAT taken up ttJore fhe frss day Of
january, 1905. s.. \
ID. EDWARD BENNETT, John
Buckles, William Bav, Alexander M.
Brisooe, Susanah Brooks. III rs25
c. William ChaRliAe, John Clawson
:, Benjamin commigys. ii
E. William Easy. 81 U
r. James Foreman, John Foyles.
4 g. Hezekiah Griffin. Jacob Grove.
] II. Barhary Hoot. George Hardman.
l. David Jaratt, Jonathan ingram.
L. Joseph ]. Lancaster, Capt. SsVil-
liam Lemon, Rober. Lowry, JohnLeg-
git. s
M. MARY Mereer. John Massie,
Christopher Mooser, Daniel Marble. !
2. Thomas Perry. y
X. John Robinson.
5. John Snider. Stephen Sally. Phi
lip Schoppert, Rebeealf Shellc Ne bee.
ID Shaw, Stephen Shaw.
w. Adrian Winscoop, Andrew Wag.
genef. JAMES BROWN, j. &,
Oe,ster 8, lso5.