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Public Sale.

- S'llae q 9 ed1es.t ?y ty-ust frsm pHILIT
sssd Z ms zrss, 10 ne ess5.
sssss = s&ee7ss a do; o.aag By aiial IA tie
SiesS G. -d'eaa,le re, or THUR SD.aY 15e
Saieds oc!3Ssr acct, slH BE- ses94ssea to
- easa cres'is az, ts3elJe ana eixs3lss ZEN
s'pIs4ss esss. an s:srsst fregf iitas Gav,
ssosyal rs a,sd larrtfs Of .GR 0D.sl; il.
s'es ;ossf ~ So ( az 10 sosfyf s
IA undivided Nggoisty Of /, piece.
nsIoaita, witatte Improvements, lying up.
VI lse wost s.Sle. IF s .d-stlset and to the
sf0s''l%aTd 81 ai,lSs-street, fronting twenty
a's zee. SIX iaclsss On aosas-stIeet, and ex-
s'lalas back one hundred and twenty-taree
esliyc i'rs,es---the wsiole ground susjcctsto
= - Sannsl rent OF hffseen pognels twaise stSl-
I ahss' sassshia euasssasy.s
4 piece Of Ground, lying r1p
On the west side Of Go,olabus- street Ind 10
s ,ss ssolisiwarl Of Ei;sg street, on
LOU SIX feet seven inches to
r.sso'y iest alsey, then westwalaIyswithts TIE
.'0 q the. sliey one huadseS and sixteen feet
= 10taer Alley fSsrtec.l feet ten inches wide,
s sssa uorthsatdfy ,~ita tie line of tnat alley
. @sa1y.six feet seven inches, then eastwarsiys
49, s's-ioer feet tniee inches and IN hal, then
,s ,sl"sreiy forty feet, then eastwardiy nine
! s''e icst eiasle iacses aslS1 ;ala haIf--subcct
sclS. = -a-i7s, : -''---' ! = = -
-. s Square Of Ground, con
We ars INC acres, lying on the South side of
v.s. Sorth sids Of Wilkes street,
Henry street. \ ! ''.'1 90 s's's :
:. S large Frame Store & Ware
dr., sallt upon piece Of ground lying on
s,,s essl slss of Prince and 10 TIE east
e.. - tax-stress, the ground is thirty
kes soiase inches frout on Prince-street, the,
NINA Ig Nearly covers the wRe!e trent, the
sNa'nss iscasured. s
James Keith,
So John c. Herbert,
ssfsasss Is III dis
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NO 2o26.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
- 10th September, 1907,
OnDERED,

=
OnDERED,
THAT Samuel Harper, BENJAMIN Shreve,
and Richard Weightman, be appointed come
missioncrs to hold an election at tie house
lately occupied by John Began, on the first
day of October next. for the purpose ofelcct-
ing a member of the Cornmon Council for
ward no. Il, inSplace of Benjalnill .sAreSe, ju-
Nor, resigned.
Teste.
JAMES NJ. MREA, Z. o.
! Septcmber .aI div
JUST RECEIVE!o,
Per schooner fa.aghter, Can. Thomas, taon,
Portland, and jor sateby
LaWrason and FuwIe,
$4,000 feet prime boards
700 barrels New England rum
pipes eogiiac -.rasidy, At! proof
8 400 sides soal leather. Is,
September is; d
SOAE Leaf HER.
500 sides RED SOIL LE,i1'a{,,.R, just
received and for sale by
Lawraion ard Fowle,
stdo aaue also Oh aand,
4 bales plains
7 ditto Kendall cotsons-which they viii
sell on liberal terms.
September is. d
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a Miller Wanted

Toa man WHO understandable
Aiilas sasiae5s, and CAD produce good re-.
so'asaca,asiohs for ia.lustyy, soEriety, &c.
ssefpi wages viii be gwen by applying tc
N. .sfiHer.
Jane 50. d.
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.gals al Vepdale.

IN every i nesday and Friday
- lS1LL BE SOLD
B ~, ySadre Store, corner OF Prince and
- Water stree
gsrTrtg q Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
p.rticusasa os which wsls be expressed il
:,s,s;;ls of fhe as---.lAsHt kisiSiss OF goods
. .ss. are oa limitation and sae prices OF
.x;,g ass estabiisheds can Al any tine be
,sssed and purchased at the lowest Alslitstlon
aadpgsses. 81,
I NO APPaENTIcEsst to the
g;;sait.bakiag business, viii DO taken On ap-
i'sA's' ! b. RICK ETTs,
,.,,i,ae i d3w
WANTED
ami:ldlS aged woman, capable of rnaiaagg-i
,,r hc,Ssc. TO one Of good character llbe-1
=. wages Wiz besiyen Inquire Of tie PEN
Ef
s-,. q d
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-PIERIIC SALE.

Ia pursuance of a decree Of the Superior
! Court Of Chanccry, holden at the capitol I,
IN Richmond, March 1907, will be sold,
On the premises, on Thursday the lst day.
of OCTOBER next, to the highest bidder, fos.
CASH,
A Horse and Los-Alse, an uniln-
proved Lot, situated on the north side of
Dake-strect, between Columbus and Alfred
stseets, the property Of Amos Alexander.
: EG. The sale will commence at % o'clock.
Cuthbert Powell, 4
Phineas Janney, cem'rs.
Thomas Janney,J
Sept. s. dts
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Thirty casks freh Rice,
Just received,
Ind far sale By
Mordeeai Miller.
September 20. d.
Public Sale,

IN S SATURDAY., the 10th day of October
next, will be sold, onthe premises,
A Tract Of Lane. belonging
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THURSDAY, SErTEMBER "a, 1907.
The SUBSCRIBE

The SUBScRIBER
Takes the liberty, reshecttell OF Informing the
~ Inhabitants Of .4lsrandyia,
THAT HE WILL &C MMENcE
IN EYE MING SCHOOL,
on 1foAD.dY EYENI.AG The alst ct this
s.s hrese,st mouth.
y. EPMS-Three Dollars, if the learner
i furnish himself with light: or It the
subscriber supply him with light, -Four Dol
lars per quarter Of a year.
!, .sote If any young gentlemen should be
inclined to study Geosletry, Iriggenometry,
Surveying, Navigation. sc. they will please
to apply 10 tie subscriber 10 know the terms |;
for 70 such the subscriber could make It con-
.venient to attend, if requested, either little
before or. after the iessular'hours Of school I,
& scTs Hours Of attendance, from SIX I'll
tfsne o'clock, 2 y,
!. PAR DIsE.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
September Is.


In pursuance Of a decree OF the honorable the
United States Circuit Court, of the district
Of Columbia, for the county Of alexandria,
wiil be sold On the premises, OH Tuesday,
the s9th day of September next, to the
highest bidder, on credit Of six, twelve,
ard eighteen months,
One Moiety Of a TraGt ofLand,
called s Abingdon formerly the residence
of Mr.. Robert Alexander, lying OH the Poto-
mae and Four-nile-creek, and about miles
sanaye the town Of Alexandria, commanding
Z handsome view Of the Potomac, Alexals-
iria, Washington City and George Town,
and tie new road to Washington passing
nearly through the center Of the tract, which.
contains SIS acres, and is laid off into four
lots of different sizes t., accommodate pur.
lcllasers, plat of which may be seen at any
time on application to the subscribers
g7s The sale will commence at u clock.
Thona Swami, s.
G. Denea!e, -.
Edmund I: Lee,
August Is dts
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BRYAN HAMPSON

BRYAN HAMPSON
HAS FOR SALE.
10 pipes old port
5 do. Madeira.
90 quarter casks Lisbon ~
70 do. particular TeneT9a
7 Is do. Malaga
IS pipes old cognac brandy
s do. 18th proof Holland Gin
q hhds. Sd proof Antigua rsls
q, - dc: frst quality molasses
= 6 do. green cobperas :.
2 do. akln
20 do. brown sugar
40 bagspimente
IS do. pepper
10 chess young Tyson ~ 4
10 do Tyson skin ~,
$ do. imperial r. =
loo bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
so do. ground ginger
so do. raisins
1900 lbs. bacon, we'll cured
$ kegs salt petre
"A quantity Of fine and ground alum sah.
Atall times he has the first quality flour for
family use on hand-with number of other
Of which he will sell low on his
former terms.
Aug. 81 q
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Lard for Sale.

! TO be Sold, on the premises, on
Thursday the l5th of October next, a small
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county of
Fairfax, containing about one hundred and for
~ acres. This Land lies about seven or eight
miles OF alexandria aud George Town, has "a
sufficient quantity of wood and meadow land,
and is we'll watcred. !tEss adjoining'the seat
of Dr.. Henry Rose, ard would make com
Portable retreat for a town family in the sickly
season. Capt. Joseph Powell viii shew the
Land 70 eay person wishing to view 1t, before
the day of sale, when the terms which is ex-
pected to be accommodating, wall be made
known by 80,
The hgateessf Nathao Switd, decd
September dts i,
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& MES SANDERSON !

Offers for Sac, or moderate terms,
5000 lbs. best Green Coffee
8 10 tierces fresh Rice
20 kegs FRESH Raislns
Il tiefces green Copperas
s pipes Gcgnfac Brandy
lG hhds- 4t!l proof Janaice
SO barrels n E. Rum
Is barrels Whiskey ~ q W
10 bales Cotton 1gft - afFIia
boxes Cotton and Wool Cards
10 boxes Tin Plates. "
AND IN STORE, Il Holgs. 4
2e hkds South Potomac Totaccn
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AN ACT,
Fer raising Revenue for the gear 1907.

SECTION l. BE it enacted by the Common
Council of the town of Alexandria in Council
assembled, that the following taxes be levied
upon the people and property OF the town, to
meet the current eXpences OF the year that
is to aay-On all houses and lots at the rate
of thirty -four cents ON every hundred dollars
of their assessed value--on every tour wheel
ed riding carriage six dollars-en every chair
sulkey, or two wheeled riding carriage three
dollars--on every horse one dollar and fifty
cents-on every tavern icencc fifteen dellars
ION every male tithablc two dollars and fifty
cents-on every cart and dray three dollars
on every Wagon five dollars, and on every
COW Fifty cents
Sec 9. Be it further enacted, That to meet
the current expenditures Of the southern dis
trict for the present year, the following tax
be levied in addition to the foregoing, that is
to say-upon all houses and lots within SAID
district at the rate eff sixteen cents upon each
hundred dollars Of the assessed value of the
same.
Sec. 8. Belt further enacted, That to meet
the. current expenditures of the northern
district for the present year, the following tax
be levied IN addition to the foregoing, that is
to say---on all houses and lots within said dis
trict at the rate OF ninetcea cents upon each
hundred dollars of the assessed value Of the
same. vs..
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, that it shall
be the duty Of the collector TO proceed forth-.
with to collect as we'll the aforesaid taxes as
all others yet due and in arFear, and to dls-a
train for the same if necessary. It shall be
his duty to report to the mayor once in. two
weeks the progress Of his collections and on
the fourth Monday in November next to ten
der AN account.to the council Of his progress.
therein, noting what taxes he may not have
been able to collect and the causes which pres
vented the collection.
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/, NEWBURYPORT I, Iuly II.

We learn by the master of an eastern
sloop, which arrived here on Monday, the
following particulars; for their correct.
ness We cannot voueh-t eastern pa.
pers are silentonthe snbJec,.
Tha' al English pr,va,esr of IS guns,
from ST. Johns, had come into the jaris.
.dic,ion of the u. S. al place called Snug
Cove, near Passamaqnaddy, whete lay a
coassiugs vessel belonging 10 Harpswell.
captain Mcrrnan An officer and meo
from the Privatcer came On board captain
M. and 10 an iDsolent manner ordered him
TO call his people on deck he, being be-
low fearing the intenuoa Vt The priya.
teersmen) which captain M.refased. The
officer SAID be would BE- d ---l if he did
not have some of them he then proceeded
to open he matches, Al which instant the
Americans belowtoId him if he attempted
TO descend they would shoot him. Not
regarding the caution, he was aboutto ef.
feet his purpose, when the men below.
as good as their word, let drive, aud shot
three balls through him, when he fell 10.
spontaneously dead. How the affair ter
minated our infer Giant does not know.
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TB e L L e r IS.

A WRITER in one OF the numbers Of the
g Taller" after making number Of obserya-
tons on that part of society that most
offensive of. all characters q public Libglle'',
says--a Tho rejecting after this manner
made me account for the strange delight men
take in reading lampoons and scandal, with
which the age abounds, of which receive
frequent1 complaints. Upon mature conside-
ration, 4 find it is principally for this reason,
that the worst Of mankind, the Libellers, re-
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eelvc 50 much encourag er1ent ii the world
ne low race OF men take secret pleasure in
ianding an eminent character levelled to their
condition by a report of its defects, and keep
themselves in countenance, though they are
excelied in a thousand virtues, if they believe
they have In common with a grsat person any
one fault. The Lboller falls in with this hu-s
NOR, and gratihes this baseness of temper,
which is naturally an enemy to extraordinary
merit. But all the rasquils, lannpoons and
libeiS, we meet with now a-lays, are a sort of
playing with The four and twenty letters, and
throwing them into names and characters.
without sense, truth, on wit. In this CASE
am in great perplexity to know whom they
mean, and should be in distress for those they
abuse, if { did not see their Judgment and in
genuity in those they commend. his is the
true. way Of examining q libel; and when men
consider, that no one man sliying thinks the {
better OF thcss heroes and patrons for the pa
negyric given them, none eas1 think them
selves lessened by their invcctiyes.' And In
another place he says" At the froRt, or an
the body of libel, to commend a rnsh, is
saying to the persons applauded--s My Lord
or Sir, i have pulled down all men tlsat The
rest OF the world think great and honorable,
and here is a clear stage you may as you
please be valiant or wise; you may chuse to
be on the military or civil list; for there is no
one brave who commands, or Just who has
power; you may rule the world now 1t is
empty, which xPiodedycu when it was full! |
have knocked out the brains Of all who. man
kind thought good fol. any thing and doubt
found out only the expedient to make your
lordship or your worship Of any ecnsidera-
ton
Had TIE honor to be in libel, and had e.
scaped the appreciation Of the author; should
look upon it exactly iii this manner. But:tho'
it's a thing thus perfectly indifferent; who is
exalted OF dehased in such performances, yet
it is not so with relation to the authors of
them; therefore shall, for the good of my
country, hereafter take upon me to punish
these wrctches. What is already passed, may
die away according to It's nature, and continue
III It's present oblivion but for the future,
shall take notice Of such enemies to honor ard
virtue, and preserve them to immortal intA-
my; their names shall give fresh offence ma
Try ages hence, and be detcsted thousand
years after the commission OF their crime"
G0od method Of preserving Bread on lang
0oyages
A seaman recomms DDS to all masters Of
vessels who are bound on long voyages, to
have their bread carefully packed in rum
or brandy casks. Bread pat up in this
manner may be KEEP, for years, equally as
good as when received rom the bike
house. The cask should be perfectly air
tight, ADD the bread we'll dried before pack.
ing, il is necessary in The course OF the Wy.
ageto star, the casks aud drive the hoops.
Bread has been kept for TWO years in this
nanner, 10 perfect der. when some oftre
same quality kept ia the uscal way, was
foil Of worms.
charleston Csgrier.
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Notice is hereby given
TO THE. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA.
Y MAT Dividend of Three and Half
Il per Cent. on tire Capitol Stock Of said
Bank, for the half year, ending this day, is
declared; and will be ready TO be paid to them
on THURSDAY next the 9th instant.
BY order ofthe President and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin,
81 CASHIER.
Bank Of Alexandria, I
July 6. III staw4w
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= gentlemen, was 80 exemplary. thar e
gained him the esssen Of all who knew
him. and he carries with him the love Of
HE fellow citizens. We think he merits !
higher rank titan he holdaln the service Of
his country
June IS.
For the 6ene &. Of aItconcefned To- yes.
sells o. bsrges, bound to o. proceeding from
New Orleans. 'F
By the schr. Mary captain Vrignaud,
from Hayauna, we learn that new. orders
have been issued by the British board Of
admiralty 70 detsin and send 10. for adiudi.
cation all vessels destined as above Inen-
toned, under the slightest circumstance
of suspicion of,heir having French or Spa.
suish property on board. Add the BRUSH
government have done away all responsl.
bility on the part Of any captain Of any ship
Of war or privaseer, SO that he is not per-
s9naliy responsible for any damages by de.
tention and trial. when the vessel and car.
go shall be acquitted: but government
pays thesexpense. Heace vessels are la
bic to be detained and sent ia on The sight
est suspicion
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FOR SALE,...
OA o'1,
on advantageous terms.

on advantageous terms,
A. THREE STORY BRICK WIRE.
IA HOUSE, on aUnion-street, next door
to Benjamin :Shreve, jun. we'll situated forthe
4S2i1ayling or Grocery busine Also, a LOT
of GROUND, at the coraer of Water and
Wolfe-streets.
TO RENT,
Ind immediate Possession sfven,
y The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax-street, occupied by Jaeo5 H.g1aan
.an excellent stand for the DRY Cooy busi-
ness.--Apply to
Jonah Thonpfon & Son.
March IA, stawK
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Potomac Cora |oall

M Office is hcsessS sisen, that q, ai,nasl
! X n meeting Of the sloclsheiders eli tbs Poto-
mac Company, will tssiselsI according. % law
at the Union Tavern ia ssaerae Town On
MONDAY, ths Sd da;f Of August next Wick
the proceedings Of tie 5ossa sf Directors,
with the PresidsSS's accounts receipts and dis
bursenleAts since tie lat general nseeting,wiR
be laid bafcre them f1l tier consideration.
JOS. ca 12LETO n president, p. C.
os,asr.
George Town, July LIST dtsothJy.
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ALEXANDRIA THEA IRE.

ALEXANDRIA THEA RE.
Thepublicl are respectfullyirl-
formed thatthe Theatre will O.
pen
ON Snarday Eyenlng,
With the Comedy [Never Acted HerelcaEled
The Deserted Daughter,
~Yrufen by 2 l1ocrgf:. ausAer Of The
Road to Run, ! ale OF Mystery, &c.
Mr.. Mordent, Mr.. Wood,
Cheveri, AFR. Rutherford, 81
Lcnnox, Mr.. Cone,
Grine, Mr.. Chllpock,
Item, Mr., Jefferson,
Clemens, Mr., Miller,
Donald, Mr.. Cross,
Servant, Mr.. Barnett.
Joanna, Mrs. Wood,
Mrs Sarsnet, Mrs. Jefferson,
Mrs. Enfield, Mrs. Cunningham,
Lady Anne Mordent, Mrs Viliers,
ss frsm The Theatre, .Nsw Fork.3
70 rsich ssH De addedtle Fevo,fte Eute7tain<
nacnt
THE QUAKER
oRy
BENEVOLENT FRIEND.
Steady, Mr. Charnock,
LubiI, Mr. Cross,
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alerallDrfa DajIp aDDerttser.
FRIDAY, July q.

tomac Company are requested to take
notice that their annual meeting will
take place OF Monday the cd of Au-
gust, and not on Wednesday, as erro-
neously stated inthe notice in our pa
per heretofore.
The admirers of the Drama will be
gra,ihed TO morrow evening in the open.
irg OF the Alexandra Theatre, by part
Of the Philadelphia company. and may
anticipate the.display Of considerable talenl
in the performers of this rational 8 mora.
amusement. the COMPANY is sufficiently nu
merous for the new pieces selected, and we
haze had an opportunity of Judging of the
great disposition and exeruons 10 please
10 most OF them. Considerable alterations
and additions have been made ia the
Theatre. and the horse is now SO com.
pleteiy ventilated by venitian blinds as TO
render il perfectly cool and comfortable the
warmest evening Mos, of The performs
ers being ,hos. who we're with as last sea
son il is proposed that they should COM
mence where they ief. of, aud the next
play being In continsa.ion. the ladies are
respectfully requested TO consider thar there
viii be no jfrst Play this season, and heir
attendance will nor be considered as al
innovations upon fashion.
The experiment Of Mr.. Fulton for low
ing up ships of war was made about seven
O'Clock yesterday af'eraoen upon brig Of
200 tons burtheu, and succeeded to the
utmost wishes Of The inventor. When
the machinery had taken effect, the briggs
faremass was thrown up several feet. ADD
IN less than . minute she totally disappear.
ed. ~. 1ork pap
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TUT r ecelve:d:,.
The snbscribeys haze jiRst received a
hand Dong assortment b :
Hsh anc Gods,

sSy5 81 1sf9nk tvhfch are ~
Elegant supsffne broad Thread Lace,
Superb Ladies Grecian Dresses,
Plain spotted md needie worked Leno
Muslins, Il szs5. !, r. b. q
Plain Cambrick md Lace ditto
Ladics fashionable Cap Patterns and
: Neck Handkerchiefs, = @.- r.. 57''ss 2
Fashionable split straw and Leshoru
Bonnets, r. s$5k
Plush Velys. and canel's hair shawls
Of Ill colours, sss.~4ft <.*tzz r
Ladies and Gentlemen's white Kid
- Cloves, ditto Silk, y y ~,
Changeable Lusestrings, e y. -
!. SILK and Cotton Chambroy Muslins,
Ladies patent cork soal Shoes, "
Ditto Morocco and Kid Slippers, !.
eentiemen's imported and couhtrymade
Hats, r-,.~4.
sup.r6ne ~ Irish Linens, low.priced
ditto, and 81 Sheeting, ,
Best super6ne Calieos. nsAi patterns,
Common and low.priee ditto, r."
Best super6ne London Broad Cloths,
Presidents, Bennett's and Constellation
Cords, r r4ss.
Nslvets aud Fancy Cords, ~
Eentlemen' fashionable eut Silk Velvet
Vest Patterns, -
BENEFITS Fancy Cord ditto and Swan:
downs. -. - = ..ez--@
They have remaining, few Flannels,
Blankets and coarse Cloths, which Mey
f~,,.H all la,,, "a nIo,S IL . snLee ~
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1OUNG l47cHLEsS,

kvE11LL stand this season II John
wv N 'CIeary T'ayern, ID Martins.
haFg, % Mondays and Tuesdays, and
61Wednesd1ys md Thursdayj az Hard
seIshhle nehf Beniamin Fosen1nSs Min,
saAd o. Efidays ma Samrdays II Nathan
Trail,s Tavefd, III Shepherd q Town,
~ rover mares Il four dollars the sea.
On, two dollzrs she single leap, (if not
gid whsnt he mare b eoversd) % Be con.
ssidered = engaged for die season, and
eight dollars . insure afoaI, bit If the
ul1fe i parted with, the insurance 10 Sc
sfoff.ited, the money for The seasorto be
paid the frst d Oct0ber, and Tor insur-
ancs whrn the mare proves with foal.
q YOUNG MATCF1EESSwa rot by
Col. Burwelrs MatchIess, md Match.
fsssby his celebrated horse Emperor
and his dam By Capt.. Jacob Yandorenss
Old Snap. Young NEatthless i IN ele-
Kant dapple gray, sixteen md half hands
Shirh, III years old this sprinx, md Il
Nsll calculated for either Saddle or dfaft.
Young Matehless i the properly Of MI.
Abfshan Gosrell, by whom was Kept
{ last srsson. ts ID
~ a GOOD groomis Engaged and strict
atlsntion VIII Be paid % mares put to
] Mstehless, but no responsibility for acei.
! dents.
The season win ecnmenee che 2o.h
& of March, and end ne isk 81 lnly ,next.
y zss. ANTHONY TURNER. ].
March %, 1907. q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27

Jefferson County, ss.g$ ND. +: IS d.
VIZ ss ~. 81 October Court, 1906.
b William NJ Cormick, Compliments. 1.
: - sl.5, #3s II AGAINST .zs La
WilliaA Hiett, Beniamin Ben. Will
am r. Flood, Joseph Bel. jar. John
Daniel, and Samuel DanieI. D'f'ss,
ii s Nj Il fnCHANCERY.
THE defendants William Hisst, not
Il having entered his appearance =
greable to an act Of assembly and the
rules ofthis court, and il appsarinE %
the satisfaction Of the court, thae he Is
not an inhabitants Of this commonwealth,
upon the motion Of the complainant by
his counsel, II 10 ordered that the said
defendant William Hiett, appear here
Oh the second Tuesday Ia April next,
and answsr the complainaut's bin. and
thata copy Of this order be forthwith in,
serted in the Berkeley and jefferson
lntelligencer for two months successive
", also published at the front door Of the
court house Of the said county for the
same length Of time.
A Copy. + Attest, =
GEORGE HITE, Gle.