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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-25
CONGRESS.
ROUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
yJyednessay, 1GDrcA i6.

6GftcStS0yf
MIR. d. K. Williams hsId 10 his hana
q resolu:ioa b, whica. he wished to cali
the atsrnsioa Of toe committee OF COM
merce and saanufas,urcs 20 the dsscussi.
Gu Of subject which he had loog con.
siasrcd as Of the last Importance 20 our
conmerciaI Interests directly, acd perhaps
not Indirectly 70 rhe domestic interests
ef she couany. The objecs OF the fol-
h,sicg resolution being merely TO direct
III. comm!t,ee OF commerce AID naaGiac.
lures 10 enlaise. he shacld COZ cae1 aay
obsssystsous on iss expediency:
Resolved, Ths, the cotabaiitee OF com-
na rrr aud msnuiscsoyes be Instructed 20
enquire ioas sbr expsdieney OF prohibiting
the euuy Of aay vessel TOTO The U. 5. from
aav psrs Or place 70 gaich a vsasrl 81 the
u States is uot admi;ted by . permanent
rsgsieii8o u the country owning such
plaer or BY a treaty. Agrced % without
d,slslon.
o. motion Of sTr. Dssha ste commit
tee Of poss oii,e & pos, goa3s were diTccs.
cd - eaqaite into the rspcdiepcy Of c.
s,abl;saiug past road sfoeas The nou,h OF
Big Sandy. by Greeuvo court house.
Lewis cours house 20 Vashingtcn, Keo.
sucky,
Tne engrosscd bill Cor The further con.
tinusncs Of The rnins Al Philadelphia @as,
afscr some observations against it By Mr.
Lyoa, passed by yeas aud nays, IS TO
70.
ssr. Neuctaa offered the followiug reso-
lDsion
Resolved, Taat the committee of coss'
msrce and ulanafacsores be inssru cted 10
enquire whether The sums in which the
COLLECTORS Of the customs are srrerally
bauad 10 lie Uo,ed States OF 10 DC in
creased Agreed
On motion Of Mr.. Da1vson the house
sh~r resolved itself into eemmiseee ct the
Whole,
Nav. Austen 10 the chair;
Oo hebill sor raiscg an addi.ional nai-
iitssy forcr.
Tar 6,l va. taken up by scc,ious and
yas;aes roen9menis made 10 che deisil.
8 gahw ice proposed 40 agneadneos
so;cg alsogsts.ev 70 reverse she provision
of sc hiatla gssnlct "a cavalry. Tas biV
a. 0resSal ptegfGes laaS one regimen OF
cas airy sasii or raised. to consist OF cight
rl,rz.Is-SAisS / RI
: slscfe1ica 50 be given 70 tie preside az
20 eUerease sach company 20 Sky four.
NJ, i. proposed TO substitute the provi,
sion by ioseteing Four troops a cavalry e
sixty four men each. ana four campsaies
of dismounsed dragoona.
This motion unsupported or Mr.sTaH
xsaags by srgnmeess dfewn from sransac-
tons during the revolutionary war. ADD
opposed By Mr. Nielsen On the sams
gsounl.
I, was agreed 70, ayes SIS.
Further amendseeot having been made
TO sse detail of ,he bill, without having
gooe through il, toe co,nns'eerose a, the
usual hour OF adjonfnmens. reported pro.
gress, aud Obtained leave to SIT gain.
71aURsD1r, Marco II.
Mr., G. ~. Campbell, from the committee
to whom was referred the bill to amend the
OFT establishinp certain courts and abridrn n
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-27
SnPeyfne Broad
Cloths q CeNm''e':s

for sale, on moderate terms. at their
Store 10y the Market. House, in Shep.
herds Town. They also have a COM
,plete assortment Of Ladies Fashionable
Plush Bonnetts, Dry Goods of every
description, ard-Ware. Groceries,
Bar.Iron, Plow Mods and Steel of all
kinds, Castings, Wrought & Cut Nails
Of all sizes, Aquansity Of excellent well
seasoned Plank, f6t for immediate USE
Homemade TwilIed Bags, ditto Linen,
Flax, Fresh Medicines and Paints Of
the best quality, FIax-Seed Oil, Prime
SoaI, Upper and Harness Leather, Nice
Calf Skins and Boot Legs; all which
they are selling very Cheap, BY whole.
sale and retail. ~
They return their sincere thanks to
their Punctual Customers and hope
those in arrears win come forward and
settle their respective balances Gin a
shovt time } a. the season has now arriv.
ed, that makes it indispepsibly nee-ssa.
~ We should have our money.
JAMES b JOHN LANE.
p s. They buy Hides aud Skins, and
give the highest price in Cash.
SAepherd's. Town.. March Is, 1908.
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WOOL CARDLNG MACHINE.

IMPRESSED with the many. advan.
i tages these machines justly claim O.
yer any other mode Of preparing wool
for spinning, the subscriber has Procur-
ed one, which will be in operation in a
few days, 10 his Pulling Mill in Bue klss-
Town. From the experience of thoss
who are to set the. machine 10 operation.
and the personal attendance aud great
exertion of the subscriber to please, he
trusts he win give general satisfaction
to the patrons Of the machine.
Wool for earding should be assorted;
cleaned Of burrs, sticks, &c. and creased
with one ID. of grease to ten or twelve
lbs. Of wool. Price Of carding eight
cents per ID. if credit is given ten cents
per ID. Is charged. -.--~~---
JONATHAN ~WICKERSHAM.4..
;s N. B. Pulling executed with neatness
and dispatch at proper seasons of the wear.
Berkeley County, May 20, 1908.
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Land @rh

THE subscriber Wishes to disease OF
Il the Farm on Which he no1v Eves.
situate in L, rkeIey County Virginia, near
Opeckan Creek, about three miles from,
Nartinsburg and seven from Shebherd's.
TotVn, on the main ROAD leading from.
the former to the latter place. Tbs farm
contains a6ont fa'ec handred acres, a
part slate and a part limestone hndoftAe
first quality, dbous t1oo thirds Of the
whale tract cleared, and no,D in a state Of
high cMitivatian, The balance clothed NTH
excellent timber, which will always al:
fasd a greater quantity than the con-
sumption Of the place aOiA require
d efficient po1tfsn Of the land can be con.
oerted into good rse0do1D- The improve
ments are a Vtiry Omtartobls and conoeni.
<ms dsUeling house, large frame barn
and stables, Nth other useful buildings !:
there is a spring efgood svates quite con.
vcni.ns to the dtpeifng> and several athsr
springs rise on dfrreat parts IF the
place, furnishing a s.Gfcieat and con-
sta"t supply Of water throughout tie
year: ~@e+s3 - r.. -
The subscriber being desirous to re-
move to the state Of Ohio. rpiA :tate in
exehsnge for the above farm, land ,pcH
situated and { good quality in any par.
eftAat state; or Jagrsatrr part q the
Price can be paid in hand, a great bar.
gain wiK be green in it.. The terms will
BE made knOuUn On application t0'the sub
scyiber living on the premises.
ELI BELLER. r.
.At,ita 1908. -
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Berkeley, So.
March Court, 1908.
Nathan Bull, ex'r. Of Robert Bull, dec.
Complainant,
- against
Daniel Brown, Defendant,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Daniel Brown, no.
i having entered his appearance a.
greeablc to an act of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and II appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, it j. ordered, that said Daniel
Brown, do appear here on the Mon
day after the third Tuesday in June
next, % answer the bill of the ComplaiA.
ant, and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jeicr.
son Intelligencer for two months success
zsiVely, and'puhtished At the door Of the
Court. Heuse of said County.
A Copy. Feste;
,--.--.--.--- DAVID HUNTER. c.se.
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May 20, 1908.

FFTT DOLLARS REWARD.~
D AN away last night from the sub
N scriber, a NEGRO MAN ma med
STEPHEN, forty years old, six feet
high, stout made, coarse voice, down
look, remarkable large feet, Is very fond
Of liquor he took with him sundry
homemade clothing; he may change his
name and clothes, and obtain a forged
pass. Eight dollars reward will be Civ.
en- for him, if taken in this county TWEEN.
ty dollars If Fifty miles, and the above
reward if one hundred and fifty miles,
and brought home, or secured in any
Jail, SO that l get him again.
HENRY BEDINGER.
Berkeley County, Val -.
',~ May ~, 1908. T. v:
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YOUNG MATCHLESS.

WILL stand this season At Thomas
" Tabh's stable in Martinsburs, on
Mondays, Tuesday aud Wednesdays,
Fridays and Saturdays at Jacob Longs
stable in Shepherds. Town, and cove
mares at Four Dollars the season, Tue
.Dail0ys the single leap, If not paid when
the mare is covered to be considered as
engaged for the season, and Eight DOL
lars to ensure foal, but if the mare is
parted with, the insurance to be forfeit
ed the money torthe season to be paid
the first Of October, and for insurance
when the mare proseswith foal.
Young Matches was got by Col.
BarwelPs Matchless, and Matehless BY
his celebrated hose Emperor, add his
dam by capt. Jacob Xandoren's Old
Snap. Young Matches is an elegant
dapple gray, sixteen and half hands
high, seven years old this spring, and
is well calculated for either saddle or
draft. Young Matchless is the property
Of Abraham Gorrell, andswas kept BY
me last season. A good groom ia en-
gagged and strict attention will be paid,
but no responsibility for accidents. The
season viii commence the first Of April,
aud end the last Of June. !" ::
ANTHONY TURNER.
April 1, 1903. "
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" O. IC e.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned
n against taking an assignment on two
notes Of hapd for ten dollars and fiftY
cents, payable on de- mand, given BY the
subscriber to Jacob Smith Of Washing-
ton County, Maryland, some time in
the month Of March last the said notes
having been fraudulently obtained, with
out value received. Fam determined ne.
yer to discharge the same, unless COM
PEELED thereto byiaw.
LEONARD DRURY.
Berkeley County, May 20, 1908.
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7.
MACHINERY
=. .71,%ToR
Picking, Breaking and Carding WosL

THE subscriber has his Machines
i repaired in the best order with
new cards) and all things complete for
business at his Pulling Mill; likewise
has engaged an experienced and careful
hand to attend them this season, which
will enable him to give general satistac-
,lion to the public. The wool must be
sent with the burrs aud matted ends cut
of, and the proportion Of one pound Of
fresh grease 70 eight pounds Of wool, in
cloth sufficiently large to contain the
rolls the price tor picking, greasing and
earding will be ten cents per pound, aud
for wool sent picked aud creased, eight
AARON .HTBBERD.
Tusearora, Sth mo. 2o.h day, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-27

THE defendant, Daniel Brown, not
having entered his appearance a.
g. eeable to an act IF Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court, that he is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant by his
Counsel, it Is ordered, that said Daniel
brown, do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June next,
to answer the bill of the Complainant,
and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jeifer.
son Iutelligeneer tor two months success
sively, and Published at the door Of the
Court House Of said County.
a Copy. Teste, +
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
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N O TIcE.

XT7HEREAS It has been the practice
w for soTe years past, under . pre-
tenee Of fishing, to throw down our fem
ces and run through our meadows, 50
that our fences were frequently in dam
ger Of being burnt, Wishing to put stop
to such unlawful and evil practices in
future. We do hereby forwarn all persons
from fishing, ranging, or in any manner
trespassing upon our properly at any
time aswe are determined TO put the law
in force against such offenders without
respect to persons. - - /.
Matthew RiHbey,
Nehemiah Matscn,
DGvtd GGrard. jim.
May 20, 1908.
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l.. PR1c;E,
Has just received a large supply u
=. FrsM Goods,

which he s6ers FIR sale on the lowest
terms. HIS 0ssortnenf consists, in part,
fthe JoiouUing articles: .
Null Null Muslins,
g. and ~ Cambrick do.
Leno and Spider. net do.
q beautiful assortment,
Cambrick and Diaper Dimitys,
Pocket Handkerchiefs,
ASuPerb collection Of E. ChintxeS
- and Fancy Prints,
Cotton Laces, assorted,
Patent Nankeens, s=>--~-
Grandurells,
India Nankeeas,
Blue do.
Fancy Ginghams,
LaPpet and CAmbFick Shawls,
Leno dc. do.
An extensive assortment Of fashion.
able and other Bonnets,
Morocco Shoes,
Fine drab Cassamers,
Superhne Cloths al colours,
Marssilles, assorted,
Cotton hose do.
Tortois Shell and Horn Combs,
Fancy Velvet & Presidents Cord,
Irish Linen,
German do.
E<er'ient Spanning Cotton.
= Crowley and Blisterd Steel,
Bells Crooks and Dishes,
S. Wine, J. Spirits, F. Brandy,
Cherry Bounce, Rum,
Madeira Wine,
Herrinss and Shad, ~
Rappee Snuff,
Imperial, Hyson, 49,
;. Y. Hyson and Green '
New England CHEESE Of excellent
quality.
4cradliug and Grass Seythes,
Tin Ware,
: Fir.. quality Rifle powder,
Common do.
Shot and Lead,
Sweet Oil, -
Spirits Turpentine,
Tar, Fish Oil and Molasses, &c.
pa He assures the public that no person
shall underseA him, and that no pains
shall be spared TO oblige customers.
AEartinsbuyg. Mas is, 1903.
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Berkeley, s..
Berkeley, IS. =
.-------~,-z-- March Court. 1908.
1gnGtiHs O FerraR and Franees his ufe,
late Frances ~ Kiernaa, Comp's,


-. -: against 81
Pete, M'Kiiernan, Laurence n Herman.
Andrev Goxlding and Catherine his
wifi, la.eCatheriae N Herman, Patrick
Ternan and Margaret his .oits, late
Margaret M'Kirrnau, 5ames 09mn
and susanna his wite, late Susanna
Mahony, Michael M'Kiernan, Fran
ces Mcmahon, late Frances M'Kirr.
nan, Eluert Shirky, late Elmer NJ Kier-
nan, John M'Kiernan, Peter NJ.
Herman, Frank MsKiernan and
Barney A'Kiernaa, Dsf7".
In CH1NCER1: :
THE defendants, not having entered
l. their appearance agreeable to an act
Of Assembly. and the rules Of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, on the motto on of
the compliments by their counsel, it is
ordered, that the said defendants do M.
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in June next, to answer the
bill Of the complainants, and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and jefferson IntelIigencer for
two months successfully, and published
at the door of the Court. House of said
County. sas57 te'.--'--~-~''-
A Copy. Teste,
. DAVID HUNTER, csc.
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Berkeley, IS.

1 March Court, 1908.
EsGbtla Lyle, 0a@'x. IF Hugh Lyle. dec.
= Complainant.
= against 49,.
Hugh Lyle, Samuel Bray and Nancy his
wite. Tohn Lyle, Philemon Cheno1U.
eth and Sally. his tuJs, James W.
Camp6ed and Polly his uuift. William
Lyle, Anne Lyle, Emeiy Lyle, Samuel
Lyle, children and heirs at Law Of
John Lyle. deceased, Dotgai Gang
bell and Sally his ,Oje, Margaret Ii.
Lyle, Robert W. Lyle, Hariet Lyle
and Hugh Lyle; children and heirs at
Ia,v If said Hugh Lyle, deceased,
James Wright g. Elisha Boyd, Dsf'ts.
In CHANcER1:7@
THE defendants Samuel Bray and
i Nancy his wife, not having eutsr-
ed their appearance agreeable to 40 act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitan.. Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the Complainant BY her Counsel, i, is
ordefed, that the said Samuel Bray and
Nancy his wife, do appear here on the
Monday after thethird Tuesday in June
next, to answer the bill ofthe. Complain.
ant, and that copy of this order be forth.
with inserted 10 the Berkeley and lsfFer-
son Intelligeneer for two months sueees-
sively, and Published at the door Of the
Court-Honse Of said County.
. y A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, GIG.
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BarH0n.

WI have now on hand a complete
w assortment Of Antietam Bar.
IRON, which We intend keeping con-
stanely.
-. 81. Il. woRTHINCToN, &Co.
Is Shepherd's-Town, May 20, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-27

THE subscribs<s inf.rn their friends
customers at a distance) and the
public in general, that they have
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-27

Cash given for clean Linen and Cotton
49,. RAGS atthis Office. g.. r.
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Berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1908.
William Maslin, Complainant,
AGAINST $50,
Daniel Brown \
and Defendants,
David Dutton, }
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and SLtLNER
G.Oz..O-D s.

consisting OF almost every article IN the
mercantile line, which have been pur.
chased low, andwill be sold on as.fayos.
able terms assany goods that will be of.
fered this season. ~" as3.,s
= They return their thanks Is an moe
who have been pleased 10 call on then
since their commencement in bus;aesx.
and Aatter the mselves with q eioutina.
auce Of the same, As they are determir.-
edthat no pains shall Be spared to az.
commodate those Who may favour them
with their custom. ss.e2+& ~
'e r.. WoRFHINGToN, &co. L
shePherd's-To Town, May 20, 1905.
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FRESH GOODS
=, No1o opening. I

THE subscribers have the pleasure
L to inform their friends, custom
srs and the public generally, that they
have Just received and are now opening
i their Store (Mr. Kearsley's we'll
known corner in She phefd's Town, .
complete and handsome assortment Of
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B00TandSH0E MANUFAcToR7
g44sv q = MaRTiNsBURG q. =

34Sa &C.,. - r'
subscriber respectfully informs
l. his customers aud the public, that
he still occupies his old stand, betweeu
the Post Once and Printing. Office,
Martinsburg; that he has lately made
considerable addition to his stock OF lea-
Their, (which is Of the best quality1 and
shall constantly keep BY him large as
sortment, sothat none who may please
to employ him win ever be disappoint-
ed he viii becare full in always Keeping
the best =workmen, and from his own
particular attention, feels an assurance,
thathe shall be able . give satisfastioa
TO his cnstomers-BooTs and SHoHs, Of
every description, WILDE CAREFUL made,
agreeable to Objectionable intends 70
keep, ready-made, avariety Of work for
Ladie, and Gentlemen Having 4 isrg.
stock Of Leather Oh hand, he win Be able
to give short credit 70 punctual per-
sons who may wish it. He is thankfaii
for the favours already received, and
win endeavour in future not to be unde-
serving encouragement. ..sass., s - =. l.
III =. RICHARD HIcKSON.
April 1, 1908. ~~t
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=. !. = L.. PRICE; :. = :
Has just seeeived .. large supply q
FRESH GOODS, ::

uhieh he eftrs jar sale on the loscest
erms. Hisass0rtment consists, in pant,
II the foli91oing ARTICLES: =
= Null Null Muslins, go i
Cd and ~ CamhTick do. -.
Leno and Spider.net do.
. beautiful assortment,
Cambrick and Diaper Dimitys,
Pocket Handkerchiefs,
A superb collection of E. Chintzes
:, and Fancy Prints,
Cotton Laces, assorted,
Patent Nankeens,
Grandurells, y 49,.
India Nankeens,
> Blue do. -
=. Fancy Ginghams, .--.,---~--..-,
Lappe. and cambriek Shawis,
Leno dc. do. -.
Anextensive assortment Of fashion:
= able and other Bonnets,
Morocco Shoes, :.S~z@>
Fine drab Cassamers,
Supsr6ne Cloths all colours,
!: Marssilles, assorted,
Cotton hose do. ~ .
r Tortois Shell and Horn Combs,
b Fancy Velvet & Presidents Cord,
>. lfish Linen, :
- Gtrmapdo. ! : -- ----
Excellent Spinning Cation.
Crowley and Blisterd Steel,
Bells Crooks and Dishes,
- S. Wine, J.. Spirits, F. Brandy,
Cherry Bounce, Rum.
Madeira Wine, =. II
j.. Asrrings and Shad, .... r i
T. Rappee Snuff, ., ..<~.-..t5.>
Imperial, Hyson, .1r..s,%
.* 49,. Y. Hyson. and Green EAs'
New England CHEESE Of excellent
4 : quality. i; .,SS#
Grading and Grass sesthes, :
I'm Ware, A.. r.. ~
!. First quality RiasPowder, - :
Common do. 2---....,. p.
Shot and Lead, /
It'll Sweet Oil, -,.-4,.p::,-~:.3.. 4
Spirits Turpentine,; t.. r. z... ..
..... Tar, Fish Oil and Molasses,, T &c.
He assures. the public that no person
shall underseil him, aud that no pain.
shall be spared to oblige customers. >,
r. llfsstinshntg,r May Is, 1908. SE
III
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.ATTEN'TION !!

HE Mattinsburg Independent
! Blues are requested to be pune
tual in their attendance at their usual
place Of parade, on the first Saturday
70 August next, AZ II o'clock, A. M.
Tor The purpose Of training and receiving
their Arms and Announcements.
4 JAMES FAULKNER, Captain.
a Fner wanted, to whom
generous wages will be
given. + IN {:
July Is, fsos. >ss5 .'.s T.
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Paper .ll.1KLpG.

THRREsor FOUR APPRENTf-
CES are wanted by the subscri.
her, 70 learn the PAPER- MAKING
husiness-Lads from twelve 10 fifteen
years Of age will be preferred. This
business. i, remarkably healthy, and
holds out advantages, that but very few
Others offer. Apply TO Mr.. Albur,is,
in Martinsbu,g, or to the subscriber, at
his Paper Mill near Buckles Town.
CONRAD COUNSELLOR. e.
July 1. 1908. =" ). IT. =
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fsegFsR III on z,h;;eh h. MI ~ -
situate ii Bsylelru rsan,u Y;rs;,;ae No.
0pecksa Cy1rek, ta5aut NE = MIR 6o,r
ilay,ins6urg aand seven Gyom ,sleohs,d,s l..
7s1pa, O. sie man Rad leadfao jrou
the ysrmer u he h,ter piacr- Ih;, n nm ~.
esasa;a. akeat ,hree hnnd,ed oc;e, =,
pa,i slate md a part Limestone land u ,d :.
FIST qnahiy, -esa5saut .t.u5 sthi,ds &C the
a0hSke 1g2cl CLEARED aunl M H. n, a STINT. "a
hieh eiGpas;,n. iae 5aianes elo d VIZ XIX
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!. B q II.

L. " - s- ~ = go
TINE subscribers. appointed Il the
= i last sessionsof the General Assem-.
Ny, Trustees for The town of BafA,
BerIelsy Gsuaty Yirsind, are informed
tina, number Of persons who have been
advised 10 use the waters of this place,
are deferred from wishing il, from an
apprehension cf us unheallhiness. They
deem II their duty 70 state. to the public,
that the mill pond 70 which the former
sickness Of persons It Bath is almost en-.
jclusisrIy ID be ascIibed, has been long
aimee entirely dr., in Consequence of the
dan having been tsken down. and that
the inhahl,anss Of the town have enjoy
ed.heir usual health for more than I !
year past, and Of course. during The
summer and fall Of the last year. We
arc entirely satisfied that these Springs
may be resorted TO as formerly without
a nyris que tnthr health ofyisitors, from
che eanse above mentioned. IS = ~ =
The Commissioners have had the
Baths repaired, and are takIng measures
for cleansing the streets, cellars, &c
They iateld, ID far As the powers Civ.
en- them by law will permit, to. At the
place fos the comfortable accommodate
: on ofihose to whom the uss'of the waters
may be necessary. II. is q 49,,
!. ELISHA BOYD, @ =ERs~ =
:. ~ John BAKER, - : T. -, : 5: =
: VI HENRY ST. G.7TUcKER,t 4
Fysa DAVID HUNTER, i. J =
8 e.. =. Ram Leigh COLSTON.
.s4s, PHILIP G. PENDEETON.
. Berkeley County, Virginia,
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