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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-26
RE RIOVAL.

AM desiToss to exchange The following pro-
perry, or any part thereof az may be agreed
on, for small traa of good Land. in healthy
situation, with dwelling hoa:e and other I'M
proverenis. a good spring of water, aud an a.
greeable neigl. borhood at dis ance of so to l0e
miles up The coun,ry--Fo say for Houses in this
city-Lands in tienrico county, joining the AGA.
deny lands, and near This city,. 900 &C es on
Rich'and creek, in Lincoln county, Kentu ky
1000 acres on the waters Of the Ohio, IL Mason
coun'y-snd TWO tracts of Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each 500 5 acres.
Robert Mitchell.
Richmcnd Feb. 6, 1903 IF
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GUN POWDER
70 z N4I Z

and SALT PETRE, WANTED.
THE Subscribers have become partners
in the Gun POWDER WoRxs, in the
nighborhood Of ths city, formerly carried
on under the firm of Hugh Warden and
Soma the said firm beiug dissolved by mu-
,uai consent.
The partners whose frm is he,eunto
subscribed, will contract for large quon-
tity of Salt Pctre, either crude or refined,
ofthe bes! quality, TO be delivered 20 them
in this city, or TO MIR. John Leslie or
Me-. Joseph DArmsdait, merchants, who
will keep samples ofihe gun powder made
al the works and receive orders for il
Letters add essed 10 the subscribers in
Richmond will be duly answered. They
assure The public that lEeir powder has met
with general appreciation, it is made glazed
and clean, equal in quality to imported
powder, and they will furnish it in large
or small quantities Of every description,
according to orders which may be sent 10
them it will be delivered new from the
works, and en- such reasonable terms as
they hope will procure it preference 10
powder from abroad or from other states.
AS the said works have been establish
ed at considerable expense, and are superb
or IN several respects to any in The upper
country, so as TO make the powder in a
more perfect manner, the partners hope
they will meet with that encouragement,
which improvement deserves from a gene
raj people.
JOHN ELLIS AND
HUGH WARDEN.
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CERTIFICATES.

London, 18th February, 1906.
William Lishtfoot. Esq.
Dear Sir HambIe.on
ought to stand very high win you. a. hi, eohs
IN this country turn OUT excellent runner, &c
10 Ciew.
Charlotte, 10Th May 1o36.
put hve mares 10 Hamb!eton, and New II,
proved in foal, and the colts fine and layge -
so have mare which has bro't me four cole 80
by Diomed, one by Dragon, one by Seagull. ana
ahother by aambieton. and the Hambls,on colt
mas the preference OF either think her one of
the finest FLIES, both in size and firnro
saw'-Given under my hand.
IT,. Lunenburg, 9Th MAY, 1906.
This VIII certify that put a mare 70 Ha~hie
ton IN 1904, when he stood at Mr. n T.se,ssfS
in Charlotte County, and am as well mead e
nor better, with tire cells 10y him, ,han win spv
the same m2'e ever had--she previnuslv b,od ~,
Coeur de Lion, Diomed, Ouicks;,y.r .cJ T S:o ~
7kcdH Lester.
Charlotte county.
In ne year 1904 pu, mare to Hambletop
tnen kept by Mr.. II. Lester of this G ,,rtv .n5
am fully persuaded ihas it is the best col, tbe
yer had, and is in my estimation the b,gt coi, r
ever bred from any horse.-I r-o,eover never
nave heard oil any complaining of theiy colts from
'''''' I"oaas Read, jr,
Hanover County.
l herewith ceaify that Mr.. WIS, Iica,F3o,.s
morse hanblescn, Stood At NY stable the last ses
SON. and that he has proved IN cxc.ilent f,al ce,
ter; ms colts would Go credit to any horss or, The
continent. Mr. VIM. Morris O. this county ao5
put hive mare5each, all Of which proved IN foaI
Given uader my hand this 9TH dav of MAJ ,s0S
Sf9br 7BO,nfor
Aibemare county, Ternplc Hin. CvaI
90 hereby certify that MIR WIN I.igStsoo,,,
Engiish horse Ha1bleiton stood at nv s,sble t,,o
seasons VIZ IN 1906 and 1907; ard toos;ey hin,
20 be an excellent sure foal gstier, IS any hose
that have been acquainted wit,,-I have sso,
number OF his COILS consider them iayye f,e
aud handsome-Not one that have seen va IN
o'Hefen,-i have previously put my 6ne rare
Lazy supper 10 Precipta,c Knowsley and Van,
bieton, and she brought 4 colt by each. the Han.
bleton consider much prefersble. Given under
my hand 10Th December, 1907
James Kirsokuing,
/ Charlotte County, OH Nav. 1906
we the Undersigned subsc ibers h ad colt. dr-,,-
ped last season by Hambeton, and thew. arc re-.
teemed by us and we believe by IN. ne,sbbrus.
generally, 70 be remarkable COED coils. bsnor { -
the most part large, fine and handsome we
also believe hat the season ne stood in his e,u,.
ty, ne got a5 many colts as any horse could Get
with the same number Of mare,
BitLam MacJeH, .Tamcs Las,Ei7.
Glenn SHrit5son. OOe-t4 Pe-,y,
Ibof7ds Ptras, Vim. l. N y,o,,
" b Lester
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70 Dollars Reward.

l. UN AWAY from the subscriber in Abe
Az marie county, near Charlottesville, on sun.
day the Ilth of April.
A Negro Man, named George,
Dark complexion, about thirty 1.-TWO years old, Ave
feet eleven inches high, stout and well made,
took with him negro cotton coat and Oveialls,
also. long blue coat, smooth fur'd hat early
new. with large brim. One Of his arms is
crooked. bur would not be discovered with on, be.
ing closely examined. / have reason TO believe
he is about Richmond. I will give the above re
ward TO any person that will lodge the said ne
gro in jsil, so hat get him again, or fifteen
dollars If delivered to me in Albemarls, besides
what the law allows.
Joel Terrell.
Hl6cuayLe. .Ihr;k Is. 1908 ssy
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February IS, 1908.


Hambleton was g7t By Dungsnnon, sire ofBed
ford and one OF the bes; sons Of O'Kely's famous
Eclipse, who was esteemed to be the best horse
in England OF his day, and covered At fifty 9ui.
nc as-his dam BY Snap, sister 20 Jupiter, bred 10y
m Cross, l793--hsr dam, Young Marsl;'s dam.
by Blank, Surfing, Miss Mcynell. by Partner,
Greyhound, Curwen. Bay Barb. Lord D'A.cy's
Arabian, Whiieshirt, Old Montague mare. Thus
u aPpears he descended from tlIe best running
stock in England
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January s, 1903.

Se5<ssSo1aes's~~' Stty county, ana now bis
property, full / S and l-2 hands high, a
blood bay, finely formed, in high health.
vigcr and spirit, the most active and bes,
bottomed horse ever imported into this
country, now rising ID years old.
VIII stand The ensuing season at Tenn.
pie Hill, on Mecham's river, in AibemarIe
county, ten miles above Charlotte vile,
within mile Of GerTaan's mill and 2 miles
of the brick tavern, and will be let to mares
at FIVE gulneas the season, which may be
discharged by the payment of 20 dollars if
paid by the lo!h day of August Gentle.
mems notes will be required with their
mares for guineas discharged as above /;
3 guiReas the leap, and 30 dollars to insure
a mare to be with foal, and one dollar with
each mare tc the groom; the leap and
groom money to paid when the mare is
covered. Provided the mare is changed
the owner shall be liable. The season will
commence the first day of March and end
the first day OF August. Extensive low and
high ground paslurage, we'll enclosed, in
three separate fields, gratis. Servants will
be boarded at 50 per week, and grain will
be furnised at the marke, price and given
in manner and quantity agreeabIy to di-
rection, and all possible care taken to pre-.
vent accidents and escapes but will not be
liable for any that may happen.
JAMES KINSOLVINC,
For William Lighlfoo,.
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NOTICE.
WILL DISPOSE OF MY
TRACT OF LAND.

I YING in Powha,an county, containing 500
IL acres. of which there is 80 or more prime
low grounds which never is over .Aowed by the
river Appomattox There is also fine mill sea-.
the dam nearly completed, and tiunters ready gor
to complete he mil! upon a never failing stream,
The terms VIII be one-half cash, the balance in IL
months l VIII sell or treas with any one be.
tween this and the LIST July next o herwise IL will
be sold upon the premises, to the highest bidder
together with other properly The terms of the
personal properly will be made known on the day
of sale.
John II. Saunders.
January S, 1903. IDS
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NOTICE.

The Subscribers having formed connection
IN business, under the firm of HOVEY &
SICK, OFFER FoR SALE, at tie Sicye lately
oteu'iea BY M. C6a,issJ AEaemsrdo, the follow
ing articles.
so hhds. n. Z. RUN,
IS hhds. loaf and lump sugar,
IL bags of pepper
ton of bar lead
10 boxes cotton and wool cards,
IS boxes candles
IS boxes N. York chocolate
Is trunks of shoes assorted
SO tissces Stone Lime.
HENRY HcVEY,
LINES STEER.
sD ALL PERSONS who are indebted to
the Subscriber are requested TO make immediate
payment. No urther indulgence will be given
10 those whose bonds and accounts have been
due six Iuon;hs. HENRY HOVEY.
Ayri 5,h, 1903 ep5w
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| Charlotte Courf, SRI Marco, 1903.
Natharic: Journey and Lucy his wife !
Charles iIundley and Martha his wife !.
and Thomas Estis. P.fs :
Anthony EunaIcy and Mary his wife. Ia. .
cob Beading and Mildred his wife, Viii \
am Cockrum and Nancy his wife, Evin = :.
SneGd and Elizabeth his wife, Carter 8
White, executor of John White and | 4.
guardian of the orphans oe the said Iohn | -
White. Frances White, Sarsh Walker X
and JOHN Estis, administrator of Elisha
Esiis, OFF,
THE defendants Anthony Hundley and Mary
his wife, Jacob Beading s, Mildred his WIFE
Wiizm Coclrum and Nancy his wife and Sarah
Walker, not having entered their appearance ac-
ccrSing to the acS of assembly ard the rules CT
this curt, ard it appearing to the satisfaction
to the court that they not inhabitants of this
state on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
aitorney-I, is ordered, that they appear here ON
the first day of August Court next and enter
their appearance; and thar copy of this order
Be inserted in one of the newspapers printed in
Richmond FOR two months successfully and most
ed at the front door of the court house Of the
said county
II cohy. Teste, 1872
Thomas Read, elk.
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PERFoR MANcES

This horse ranks very high ~ a racer, both for
speed and bottom. rs he proved successful in 20
races before he left The turf. Of which he walked
over, none venturins 10 start against him. In '9t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-26
The Famous High Bloeaed English Horse
81 Asssyo HAMILTON,

b ton, beau,ifu GI bri ID I baT.
nee' 10 hands high, of high form and elegance,
rising 10 years old, in good health and g-eat per
feaion, imported By WIN. LighIfoot, ESD. of
Charles City county, ~! gland the ensuing sea
son, at my plantation IN Hanover county. 20 miles
from Richmond ard 9 from Hanover Town and
New Castle, to cover mares A. guineas the sea.
son. for which note will be required, discharge.
DE by the payment Of 20 dollars at any time be.
fore the first Of August next, when the season
will expire, with dollar to the groom for each
mare, paid at the sable door Ten dollars the
single leap, and 20 dollars TO insure a mare with
foal. Good and extensive pasturage, we'll encloy.
ed, with branches running through the fat land
aHording as good forward pastures as any in this
pam OF the country, gratis Servants that NAV
be sent with mares will be boarded for two dolls
lars per week, and mares fed if required, on req
sonable terms The greatest attention will be
paid by my overseer, Mr. John Hog, but no liab.
lily for escapes or accidents
Any gentleman putting G mares TO Ham.
bleson may send ore gratis.
GEORGE BLAKEY.
February ! s, 1905.
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TO RENT,
For Rent,

THE House on the Main Street, next TO Msssrs
Ellis and Allan, aud now occupied By MIS-
phepoe. Possession will be given on the first Of
Of January next-apply to
JOSEPH CALICO
Richmond, Dec 81, 1907 tf
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PEDIGREE

lack Andrews was got by Joe Andrews, his
dam By HighAyer, his grandam Cardinal Puff,
his great grandam by Tattler, his great great
grandam by Snip, his great great grea, gyandam
by Lord oOdolphin's Arabian, his great great
great great grandan by Stanyan's Arabian.
which mare was own sister to Framp:on's White
Neck, full sister TO The Minbury Galloway. s,eat
great great great great grandam by Sauce Rox,
son OF Gegg, sire of Crof,'s Old Partner.
JAMES LORD. (seal J
do hereby certify that the above pediFree IS a
true copy from the original sent me in by las.
Lord Given under my hand and sealc this 29d
of December, 1904.
WILLIAM LIGHTFooT, (seuD
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VIII be Sold

Will be Sold
Tor ready money, on the premises on
4 the fourth day Of June next, in obedi.
ence to decree of the Superior Court OF
Chancery, fortbe Richmond District, made
on the ninth day of February last past, in
the suits in said Court, viz:
Brown, Rives, and Company, Mer-2 ..,
Chants and partners, $3.50
against
William Alcock, Andrew Hart, Ro.)
bert Alcock, James Barbour, and ! die.
Martin Dawson,
William Calf, hly.
against
William Alcock, Andrew Hart, Ro-o
bert Alcook, James Barbour, u
Brown, Rives s. Company, Mar ~'''
tin Dawson & David Anderson,
ONE TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
in said suits mentioned, lying and being in
the county Of Aibemarle, in the North
Garden. on the head waters Of Hardware
river, containing SEVEN HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY FOUR ACRES, be the
same more or less, and adjoining the lands
OF James Garland, Huxley r. Morris, VIII.
liam Woods, sc. subject 10 the life estate
of the defendant Robert Alcock and Ma
ry his wife, in he lower moiety thereof.
MARTIN DAWSON.
March 81, 1908. 5w
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WILLIAM LIGHTFooT, (scaD

ice Andrews was &C.. by Eclipse, his dam AL
amanda by Omninm dam Cloudy By Banl, -
Crab. Wedding on mare by Partner- General
Sud Beck. page eihj Printed in 1908, bg l:.rres
Wheaihs rbg
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This eelebra,ed horses performances in En-
gland, has not been inferior to an horse the,J
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SIZE OF NEGPOES.

pursuance OF deed of trust executed to ne
by John Ogilby of the county of.".rson, North
Carolina, Cor purposes therein expressed, I shall
on the FIRST day of April next, if fair, if not the
next fair day, proceed to sell, at the Red House
in Caswell county, (N. CO. 10 the highest bidder,
tor ready money. The following SLAVES to wit;
James, Davy, Tom, Adam, Bob and Major. or
as many of them will be sufficient to answer
the purposes of said deed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-26

- The sale of the above mentioned proper
p is postponed until Thursday the 5th Of May.
4fprrL7. 1908
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-26

1HE. SUBSCRIBER
Being by pos er Of attorney. duly authorised
to settle the accounts anacolleet the balapces
due to the following copartneries formerly of
ibis cSy,vz
Montgomery e. Allen alexander
Montgomery e Co. :11ontgo-
nery'S, Henru S5' Co. and
1icntgomery's e. Henry,
requests all those who remain indeb ed to either
of said firms, to call and pay their respective ba
lanees TO him.
GEO. W-fTT.
Richmond, Goth March. 1903. faw6w
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Carriage Mandatory.

T,HE subscriber respectfully inforus.
4 the public, thar he has now in his
employ, Il tis Carriage Mandatory in
Shepherd Town. Yuginia, : number
of excelisnr work men IRON the most "a
shionahlc Cities, which win put il ID his
power "a furnish his employers, 90 1
short nC,ice, with Carriages Of any de-
sssip,ion, 6nisbed ii the most elegant.
81 II ! pl4ia and neat ssyles a reasons
prices.8 -f = q - s17s
Old Carriages win he hand somely re.
paired, at cheap rates. 9 8. 3, sss 4
Hs makes Drums and Pies, Paints
Floor Eioths. &c. ii
His toed situation, viii always enable
himto procure timber and Other matefi.,
~ of the best quality, and he Il deter
mined thar no pains shall Be spared To-
make his work dsome md seryicsable.
GEORGE MILLER.
Shephssds Foun, Septembera, 1908.
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PROPOSALS for printing By SUBSCRIPTION.
9tt Ariiletliail &Hefetpti,
-. SYsWILLIAM HoH9lNerox.g At

y y v 81 4
= HE pnblisher has been induced to OFF a new
American edition Of this work 10 tire public
from tie scarceness Of Il; t being almost out Of
print and With The hope that its circulation viii
be great public good, and have 4 tendency to
penn ott toseaTchers righteousness the true
path a which Il may be found He trusts that il
viii nchy repay those for is pertlsal who are IN
search Aftef Divine truths IN who wish to see the
glorious Gospel promoted and spread through our
land, he doubts not, win feel disposition 10 en-
courage this3scarce and valuable work zeE 49,.
The pnblisheris not actuated BY iaterestsd views
inolierlng this work 10 the public his sole object
= the dissemination of talths necessary for eve
~ human creature 70 Be acquainted with !; he only
wishes % ohtsn - many subscrlbers a. will nav
Tor the printing, HIS own situation being such az n
put i out Of his power 70 lave itrepuhEshed With
out The aid of others. va y y ~ $50 !,
The work viii probably make from $50 40 500
qaodicHno pages 4 shall be wen printed on good
paper and the pricc. hiaf bound, shan not xseed
one dollar those who wish them bound IN leather
can have them q the additional expense Of bind
ing /; if the number Of subscribers should be equal
70 bis expectation, the price II ~ pfobabiity wa
Tie sssyFaai IL sst 10 s,s.. ]. .s.s =. .uscs...
nla.Ser 4 sa6se,ibvs a,ssbsaissa = ~ .jSr she
! $50 Az st5 ~ .ss5 "a .9S5as : /
!. Z s.sseyipsr' rtetissd 4 aie sses sf,ae Ia
! s., u. !. -, JOHN HUTCHINSON. {
= $50 #E i -
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber. liv-
IN ing near 0peckon IN JsifArson
Countv, Virginia, on Monday thel 9th
ihstahf, aNegro Man named & LISHA,
about twenty one yeass of age. shout
fvefeet seven OF eight inches high, ven
made, rather slow IN his speech, and Il
Remarkably fond Of Tliquor---ITa on
when be went away, ! new shirt and
trowsers ofs6ong home.nadc tou linen,
striped swahsdo&n Jacket, and . round.
about made Of fulled lindsey dc dab
coloursa the underpart 81 de sleeves made
of cloth nearly 81 the sane colouf, 1 wool
hat about half worn, with han band and
buckle. he hat band wrspped round
with brasswirs, and coarse shoes much
worn. Twill give twenty dollars reward
and Nh reasonable expenses forethe sp.
Prshension Of die said Mcgee. IL he Is
returned 20 me, or secured IN Jail, 90
thar I get himaagzin.
ABRAHAM COIiRELL.
7 June n, 1900.
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10 be Rented,
for one or more years,

MY Plantatiop Wherein Capt. Geo:
NI Tederiex lately lived, situate on
Sleepy Greek one. mile from Potomac
river. eontaining 60 acres Of plow land,
and IS acres 81 good Timothy Meadow
onlhis farm j. 4 good orchard and Barn,
with several excsllent springs ofwster,
and ] spiisisncy 81 timber and Gre wood
fqr he dse IF The plantation Christo-
pheF Eedetick. acting agent for ms, will
sfIsW the premises. and contras. for
thfmWith any person disposed 10 rent.
& ACOB FREDERICK.
Beaver County. Pennsylvania, b
August 26, 1908. S.
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FOR SALE,

d - sf e
SMALLFARol in sighs Of the
IA sulphur Spring, whefeon the Poor
house was formerly erected. containing
about forty.t~o acres of 6fst rate slatr
Land, Jindingson Opecon Greek, and
adjoining the lands If Carver Willis,
Anderson's heirs, md the Sulphur
Spring tract !, said farm i well watered
and divided. and de beildings eoinfor-
table and sufficient ii every respect the
title good; the price low; those who
are inclined 20 buy, may know the terms
BY applying 10 the subscriber now living
on the premises. There are about IS
acres 81 said farm ready for seeding
Possession may Be had Il any time, ..
greeable 70 he purchaser wish.
ALSO,
Two HOUSES and LOTS in the boz
rough Of Winchester, near the Market
House, and opposite Colonel Charles
Maglli,s, allih good repair, and with
thar great convenience ofexrellent wafer
.at the door. Il
PETER KEHOE.
septembera, 1908. II
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LANDS Y for sale.


I'M Monday The 2lst of Novenaber
~ next, being the Ter day OF the
Court Of the County Of Berkeley for thar
month, 1t The Globe Tavern In Martins.
burg, 1 win ven a. public auction for
ready money,Aa very valuable tract of
LANDcontzihing about 226 acres living
about : mile and IN half from :he town Of Z
Martinsburg-- There arc on the bremi-
see good dwelling house, kitehen, barn,
&c. andthe whole Is m tenantabIe con.
-dltion 4 will pc shevn on application
70 Mr. Samuel B. Harris IL whoss rem !.
ure i now il. and possession win Be-
given to the purchaser on the lst Of A.
pril next. All 49,. -
This property was some years since
sold under deedof trust from Michael.
M'Kewan and wife for the beuefit Of
Gen. Swami and others of. he civ of
Baltimore d whom il nnw kslSnrs.4 It
- encumbered with an old Mortgage
which viii be extinguished prior to the
sale. Full infotmation a. 20 the title
viii be given on application 10 ss,.'
PHILLIP c. PENDLETON.
Mafiinsburg. Virgins, !
August y, 1853. g..
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SIX cENTs REWARD.

iDsAN1away from the subscriber Oh
IN the 23d day Of June last, an ap-
prentice boy, named Jacob Miller, n
bout 10 years Of age, about S feet 4
inches high. He took with him one
shirt, one pair Of trowasrs, and lind
sey coat Of iead colour. The above
reward willbs paid for returning said
apprentice. JACOB SIBEkT. 81
I August e, 1908. b.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from, the subscriber on
IN Sunday night the I'll instant, q
bright mulatto Woman, about twenty
three years old, 4. feet 10 or II inches
high, has los. twoof her fore teeth; had
on when she wen, away lindsey habit
with black stripes, anda lindsey coat |;
she took with her aSstraw bonnet with
spotsinit. She il far advanced inpreg.'
nancy. Five Dollars win be paid fortIis
above Negro u She . taken ia this Ccan-
~, and the above reward with reasona.
bic charges, ntakrn out Of this County
and brought home. as Is
SAMUEL GOODNIGHT
Berkeley County, August %, 1908.
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To Rent,
-THE properly now IL the possessi

hE properly now IN the possessis
= nnof MI. John Roberts, merchant,
situate il GaIrafds- Town, Berkeley
County, c0nsisiing Of good Dwelling
House ard Kitchen, with every kiisd of
accessory oui.houses alsb, . iarge and
eonvenieht Store, Ware House and
C6adli1f .rosm, IN under d1ik ROOF and
4 Grana,S adjarent. This properly Is
well known, . al sxeelleut stand for 4
Sure, apd N been occupied Is such
for twenty year,. Possession win Be
given The 6rst Of OetcbeFnsxt, orsDoa-
g, ifreautrsd For termss which win
be made moaefate. apply %
WILLIAM sv1tLS SON. Is
81 Prosplet I'm, Ssptembsr 2, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-09
ATTENTION.!

SHE Martinsburg Independent
Blues IRE requested TO be pune
faal ID fheir attendance al their usual
place of parade, On the second Saturday
% September next, Ut II O'Clock, A. M.
! Tor the purpose of training. ,sfs ii
4 JAMES FAULKNER, Captain.
~ Fifer wanted, 10 whom generous
wages win be given. f1.t#s$ "a.
Augast ~, 1905, Zs&