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GREAT BARGAINS.

YWlLL sell my Property on the cor-
ner of Water and John streets, upon
veEyadvantageous terms tot the purchaser.
It consists Of 1 whole lot Of Ground, on
whichis erected handsomely finished
BRICK HOUSE, 20 BY 50 feet, two
stories high, . Stone Stable and Brick
Smoke House, with i Tam Yard ON the
same adjoining TuSkarera Greek, On
which u Bark- III and currying- shop,
with twenty Vats. This Property would
suit very wen for IN extensive brewery
and Distillery, ill also wen situated for
agood Tavern. Also, m urimpreyed
Lot opposite 10 the same, cornering on
Water and John strees. Also, half
Lotion John street, onwhichis erected =
Stone Distillery, - BY ts feet this
property Is wellcalculated for 4 Slaughter
house, or Hatfer's Shop, having CON.
slant Spring Of Water in the house.
Also, l46 acres Of LAND adjoining the
Mill tract Of William Snodgrass. Also,
90 acres Of good LAND, adjoining the
lands Of Samuel Carr and George Ever.
hart; on this place so acres Of good wa
tered Meadow may be made, there Is at
present about 20 acres cleared, S Of which
i Meadow. Also, quantity Of LAND
on Little Sandy, state Of Kennedy
and two small Tracts on Green river
Also, 400 acres Of an undivided Tract
Of LAND, situate SIX miles from Bath
and half . mile from Potomak river, adj
joining George Huffman and Others.
Fort FIRST mentioned Property,
win take 5 8oOsin cash, and give > credit
Of four annual paymentsfor the balance.
Any other part Of the property in this
advertisement, Twill exchange for young
Negroes, young Horses, or Lots we'll.
situated in the City Of Washington, or
for good paper. II the Brick House
property should not be sold, il win be to
rent, and possession may be had the eth
day Of next April.
JOHN O'FERRALL.
Martinsbarg, February =, 1908.
" Ionce more request those indebt.
ed TO me 70 make payment. 81
e ] have Ten Acre LOT adjoin-
ing this town, that ! win rent on certain
conditions. Is
~ ! want two apprentices to the
Tanning and Currying Business.
]. o'FERRALL.
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ne ave ;,ds5tsd d flks toffr,ess 81 q gss1-
sisnan ia,<ly lfons d<ntuygh, for ne
oilozping nivocafien q ne .Ssviss nation
q r<-assune their axns II defence Of
tteir Liberty. Every tsehng ssied,
eiipe % AZ ~ erihgs Of 6fhers, WI
81 affected II q bcrusai, and gviN
syntathize II ne nistortuBes Of htese
brave, bslf truly surkfched people.
HEkvETIA's sons arise 70 arms
s. Draw your swords for liberty,
Hurk her trumpets loud alarms, /.
Patriots now Be free or die
Resnimated sons of Tel. 81
Hail your new born energy,
Europe Loudly calls, allhail!
Heaven smiles prcpitiously.
Notin vain he upbraiding mountains,
Tower 10 freedom 70 the sky,
yalIies, gulphs and governed fountains,
We're not made for slavery.
Loi on freedoms wing exulting,
From yon cliff the Eagle aies,
Here no despots chain insulting,
See his plume Ger SUBMITS rise.
Like that noble bird did nature 4
Make Helvetia's children free,
Like their reformed Glaciers stature
Impregnable their liberty.
Mouhtaineers rush to your passes,
AT your Straits await the fight,
Mature there your freedom places,
Dearly seIl each Alpine height.
IA her shade Of peace retir'd,
K.,te Britannia sigh d for you,
Wept thar kindred fame expir'd,
Which che feared you'd ne'er renew.
Nov on valor's pinions aying,
Britains genius views your war,
Ye Gallant Swiss 70 battle crying
Epery Brifon's soul Is there.
And thou bles't fayorite Of fame,
Who frstin patriot rank dost Stand,
Shalt rival Tells immortal name,
TheWASHfNGTONo Of Spitzeyiand.
Undaunted = the wayering pine,
Which The lowering storms assail,
eGainst liberty tho, worlds combine,
Embattied worlds shall not prevail
Godlike handful! freedom calls Won,
Hark her thnnderine cannons roar,
1fiumphant, giory's lot befalls you,
lnbattle shin you triumph more.
- y : - y Il u esFss go ia ~
Hproud Gauls inslorious host,
luminous molnt DER heaps Of slain,
An army may each triumph cost,
8. n victory hour may lev remain-
n the brightest rolls Of glory,
You the overpoWered shall be, 81
Fame shall thus record in story,
Hsi1efia's splendid tragedy.
France had pour'd her utmost legions,
No Heivetian uarn'd TO 1y,
silent, sad, tinpeopled regions,
Blast unhalIowed victory.
Yet n avid ffon. retaining,
Every hill and vale they tried,
JnrGs summit last remaining,
: There the brave survivors died.
kdinbursh, 0etoSer 2oth, 1904.
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TAKE NOTICE.
ri LLthose who have open accounts
"A with, or Otherwise indebted TO the
subscriber. are requested 10 cams C..
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PRINTING,

N a9its variety, ess:c.iiitsd1f at this C6fcr
IDiM correcf,isss cndespea ftion. -
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Green-Castle, Franklin County, Sias.
ef Pennsylvania, February ;, 1908.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
TdPE WORM.

Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Irn.keeper, on
the Hartford road, ten miles from Baltimore,
began aboutao months agoto be gricvouly af-
Kieted with tape worm, which increafed fat
in iize and itreng.h, ia as to excite the mott
horrid teniations by its writing motions and
inroerable pains, refcmbling the gnawing and
Gearing of his bowels, which deprived him of
his necefary ileep, and caufed futa dreadful an.
prehenions, as cannot be conceived but by one in
iiDilar iituation--his appetite wafted rapidly,
and with that his Rrength, 70 that he was una
bic 20 attend to any buiineis~-when he heard
of ione excellent cures performed by Hamil
4 ems worn, lozenges, he took large dofe, which
brought away about FOUR YARDS of thu
worm (now in the podetlion of Lee & COY
but renewal of his pains toon convinced him
tha. this monArous reptile had recovered its frh
vigour--Appiicacion was made to Lee 8, ca.
for more Of their medicine, with their advice.
from which refnlted the totall expulfion of his
formidable enemy, in feveral pieces, which he
fuppoied to be SIX or EIGHT YARDS more.
A few months havefince elapfed, and Mr.. Ful.
Ter is now IN perfect health. The above faas
are well known to numerous circle of his neiph-
oours, and .himielf will crafty any who may
with to make further inquiries on the fubiea.
Although Hamllton's worm lozcnges produce
iuch powerful effects, when necelfaTy, YET they
are perfectly innocent and mild in their opera
zion on the human body, even taken in large
dofes, as Mr.. Fuller will teRify--their particu-
Tar nlildneis is abundantly evident in innumera.
ole cures of infants.
Communicated ), DR.. Js5n Sbanglsr,
York-fozvn, PENNSYLVANIA.
Letter from the reverend Mr.. JOHN MOL
TIER, ninitfer Of the Moravian church, in
York town.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
1nirty Dollars Reward.

CTOLEN from the fobfcriber, 10 the
~ CRY of Wilmington, on Monday e.,
veoing -laa, the aft inf. a handfome,
well rade, dark Jor7el Mare, witha Cad
die and bride: The mare is about ID !
hands high, about Is years old, has a.
fma!l whsscfpot behind the right ear on. !,
der the birdie, fome white upon one OF
der hind legs. A man with evident fign@
of guilt crofed George Town Ferry and
rode off pof hate, and was traced near
Colcheaer the fame evening.
The above reward will be given en- de-
livery of the mare and thief, or Fifteen
Dollars for the mare.
EBENEZERs llESNII TIL,
near The Navy Yard.
Chy Of Wafhington,
sMasch as. co
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
1ayk, yaaa~sy 4s5, 1897.
Dear Sir.


DR.. Hanilton's lozenges have been recon-.
Imended to me as very adequate means for the
Icure OF children afflicted with worms, procur.
led box for the ufe of my family, to try, whe-
lther by means of this medicine, | might be ena-
bled Co gainsa point, which, 60 accomplish, diff.
ferent other means had proved aborrive. My
eldca boy had very fckly appearance, was very
rettleisat night, grew leaner from time to time;
in hort, he leen,sd to be in precarious Rate of
health, which would yield to more Of the medi-
zines admininered, until gave him two dofcs
of,lozenges, agreeaLly to the directions, which
carried off iubitance TO al appearance mere
nrueus but upon clofe infpeetion quit repelcd
with very final living animals No tone Of tina.
fort of worms which ufualy aflia children.
came from him. Since that period he grew re-
markably beeer in health, and though lean,
has got affeh and lively complexion. Upon
different oecalions have uled this medicineas
purging lubfftute, and found it to aniwer exceed
ingly well, without bringing on beHy-aehe, q
any Of thofe difagrceable fenlations, 70 often oc
cafioned by purging medicines. Upon the whle,-
judge thi. medicine to be, beiides its main OBJ.
1jeA, one Of the moG falutary means for reRor-
ing loA appetite, and promoting proper fate
Of digeftion, by carrying off that bilious iub-
Rance, which engenders 70 much indifpohtion
both among children and adults.
am, Sir, your mott obedient fervant,
JOHN MOTHER.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11

Onthe evening Of the a5,h Of June,
sSo3, Check on the Bank of Alexan-
dria, drawn by David Wilton Scott, No.
81, DARED the z5th Of June, 1903. and
payable to John Barnes or bearer for thir-
~ three dollars and ninety two cents.
The payment of which is topped at bank,
10 as it cannot be of any ufe to the finder
or any other perlon. Whoever may have
found ii, will be 10 good as 10 return it
TO david Wilton Scott, or myfelf, for
which they thall have the thanks of
JOHN BARNES.
Iuy Z. dstt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
The GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,

SO celebrated among the fashionable through
out Europe. as an invaluable coiinetic, perfectly
innocent and iafe, free from corrective and repel-
lent minerals (the bafis of other lotions) and ef
unparalleled efficacy in preventing and removing
ben1ilhes in the face and kin of every kind, par
ticularly freckles, pimples, inaammatory rednel,,
feuris, letters, ring worms, fun burns, prickley
heat, &c.
The Periian Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding chat natural, infeniblc perturbation
which is cGential to health. Yetits ialutary eff
fects are fpeedy and permanent, rendering the
Rin deica,ely loft and clear, improving the CONF
plexion, and reitoring the bloom Of youth. Me-
yer failing to render an ordinary counteranee
beautiful, and an handlome one more 70.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
ar TIE Pubic are yesbsaful-

af Tie Public are yesbsS!faI-
ly informed that, IN consequence
of the subscribers declining bust
ness, the 1PArENr MEDICINES, ~
sherto sold byhsm, wsltsn future,
BY appointment Of the proprietor.
Be kept for sale BY Mr.. James
Kennedy, fen. at his store on King
street, and at no otter Place IN
Alexandria.
SAM. BISHOP.
7lsns 10.
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
Kisg Street,
ReJe9salYy ixfa,ms he Public that be has
reesiusd from Lex g Cos Patext and
family Medicine Sire, BaltimorT, a
f,s6 aD0rtmeut of The follosving
Valuable Medicines,
Wbieb are in bigb elqeem and gsneral re
throughout The Uuited States, many 81
tbem beng fold cheaper than The drugs
Of qubleb they are Compounded, e0a1a be
ps,eba/sd at rstail Store.
.lJ TAKE NorIcg,
Thar E K<nnfay, fer. Is appointed .bf
cNLY Agenf tor Alexandria.
DIR. HANK. TONS ELIXIR,
4Afovercign remedy for colds, oohn,are Coughs,
Atthmss, Catarrhs, sore lhroats, and AP.
preaching Ianluniptions,
70 parents ssbo nay haze ebilsaree a67itffd
4ufb the HOPPING COUCH.
This diicovery is OF the art magnitude, asst
Is an immediate relief, checks the pr ,greis and
in Mort time entirely removes .ae mott cruel
iiforder TO wflieh children are ab.s---tne ElIxsr
is f. perfectly agreeable and the doie 10 fnlail,
that no difficulty arites IN takinga1.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
From = UIHER MARTfM, Eff. after
NY GeasraI # lie Stare of Maryland.

s,eDt!emen,
colnp!y with your requeit in lating my
opinion Of Hamilton S Elixir. It has been u4ed
in my family for two or three years paa, with
uniform iacceis, whenever colds, coughs, or Ii
MAR complaints have rendered medicine me-
ceslary. have myiclf toui d 1t an excellent and
agreeable remedy Tor very painful and trou-
belome affection of the Dgcah, accompanied
with lorenels and with obiiructel aid difficult
breathing
On rhefe accounts I do not hehtate TO recon-
mead Haniirons Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and delerving pubic attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abijah fienly, Bndge-street, Baltimsre,
was csrea by one bottle OF Hamilton elixir OF a
very complicated dilordcrs occaBoned by ie-
we're cold Caught ieyerd months age. lie
breashed with the greatett difficulty, and was
otteR snrawn into weakening tweats when he
attempted to walk any diltance, and his voice
would frequently fail il iach degree that The
Could only a;tempr to whiiper, ne has been
upwards of fix weeks without retarn of his
complains, and oetlres to give this puolic tef-
tinluny in laveur OF this invaluable medicine
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
DR.. fIamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE.

the lpeedy relief aud permanent cure of the vari-
ousconplaints which relult from diilipated plea
fures-Iuyenc ndiicretions--reGdence in CHI
mates unfavourxbie to thc eonRituron-the inl-
moderate ufe Of tea, frequent intoxicaton or any
other detru6tive intemperance- the unfkilful or
females,,at certain period Of lite-sad lyings
in, &c. &c.
Adds proved by long and extenfve experience
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
The RESTORATIVE POWDER for the
TEETH and GUMS.

This excellent preparation comforts and
hrengthsns the gums, prelerves the enamel from
sdeeay, and eleanies and whitcDs the teeth, By
abfofbing all that acrimonious Aime & foulneis,
which fufered to accumulate, never fails 10 in
sure and finally ruin them.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
Dr. HAHN.s GENuINE BYE. WArEI.

A fovereign remedy for al dii.aies of the eyes,
whether the effect CT natural weakness or of &C.
eident, Deductions of rheun, dulnefs, itching
and films on the eyes, never failing to cure thoie
naaladies which frequently fucceed the fnal pex,
meailes and fevers, and wonderfully nrengthen-
ing weak fight. Hundreds have experienced
its excellent virtues, when nearly deprived Of
fight
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
TOOTH ACHE pRops.

immediate and laAing relief in the mott fevere
inRances.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GER.
MAN CORN PLASTER.

An infallible remedy for corns, ipeedily renov.
ing them, root and branch. without giving pain.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
.HAMILTON's ESSENCE and Elk.
TRACT of MUSTARD.

Afafe. and effeaual remedy for govt, rheuma-
tim, pslfey, lprs;ns, bruilss, pains in the face
and neck, &c. And has performed more cures
in the above complaints than all the other nedi.
cines ever before made public.
From DR.. We0tber5ax,
Wyt5 comfy, Yirgmiia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
The SOVEREIGN OINTMENT for the
ITCH.

Which is warranted an infalfble remedy &C
one application, and may be utei with perie&
1a!ety by pregnant women, OF on inanrs week
old, not containing particle of mercury, or any
other dangerous Ingredient whatever, apd is not
accompanied with hat lmart which
attends the application Of other remedies.
The AMODYNE E lXIR.
For the cure Of every kind of head. ache.
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and fpeedy remedy for the venerial dif,
cafe.
" An ounce of prevention is worth pound
cure"
Fortke prevention and cure Of bilious and ma.
llgnant levers
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
: Gentlemen.

Ipurchaied at your hop the preparations you
call Hamilton's Efence. or Extract of MuRard.
which Ihelieve has perfectly removed chronic
cheumatifm fof that kind named fciatica, or o.
xhe hip join1) under which had laboured for .
-ong time, and which had baficd every article
the Materia Medica, and every mode of treat.
nent received into practice for the cure of thi
ultimate diieafe, fyou think this letter ufefu
you are at liberty to make it public.
Yours, &c.
P. WEATHERBURN.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11

DR.. HAFIlIss ANTIBJLLiOUS-P PILLS
The operation of thefe pills is perfectly mild, 70
as to be u(ed with fafety by perlons in every tu'
ton, and Of every age.
They are excellentiy adaptedto carryof fuper-
hnous bile, and prevent its morbid fecretions--to
relore and amend the appetite--to procure free
pertpiration, and thereby prevent colds, which
are often attended with fatal confeqrenees--a
dofe never fails to rcaove cold, ii taken onlts
fra appearance. They are celebrated for re-
moving habitual eofivencfs--iickneiS at the itc-
mach. and Evere head aehe-and epghtto De
taken by all periops on change OF Climate
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11

= be abIolutclY Unparalleled IN the cure OF
nervous diforders, Violent Clamps in the
oniumptiens, ffomach and back,
Lownels Of fpifits, Indigestion,
Lois of appetite, Melancholy,
Impurity Of the blood, Gout in the Ron,ach,
Hyaerical affections, Pains in rhc limbs,
Inward weakneiIes, Relaxations,
Seminal weakneiTes, Involuntary emifions,
Fluossbus, (orwhises) Obfinate elects,
Barrennels, Imnoteney, &c. &c.
In cafes ofextremity, wherc the long preva-
encc and obli;naey OF difeaie' has brought on a
generalimpoveriihment Of the fyaen, executive
debility of the whole frame, and waiting Of the
aeh, which no nourifhment or cordial could re-
hair perseverance in'the uie of tins medicine
pas performed the moA aitonihing cures.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-11
CASES OF CURES,

(SeLGed fran tboHlaaas The autbeati.
city IF (Which any perrin nay gJesrtais,
either BY letter or peyoxal application.
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- Printing IN att ITS Oa-
rsety executed at this oblee
NTH neatneh and dEbatch.
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TO BE LET.
For one, tsUo, three, four, or foe yeal
and possession giDs,i the Ist day Of

For one, tzoo, three, four, or foe yedl
and possession giUst the Ist day oil
-. Abril htst,
THE property at present occupied y
l. MIR. Abraham LANCE, situate b
Garrards- Town, Berkeley County. tbs
property consists of a very good and COB
venient Dwelling House, well Calculated
for tavern for which it has for, q lets
time been occupied, with a bar root
cellar, dining room, and number Il
lodging rooms, good stables, ball alldy,
&c. with an excellent garden, and .to
acres of land, well enclosed, adjoinink.
There isa good lime stone spring conv(-
niently situated, the water Of which ruts
through this lot. Amy person inclinhs
to rent, may know the terms by applying
to Mr.. George Lemen, Of Garrards Town
or to the subscriber living near MIR.
Raughly Colstons, on the Potomak river.
JOHN BECKETT!
March re-, 1908. IT,, ~,
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E M Pc Ro R,

"a BEAUTIFUL Bay, 1e hands high,
and seven years old, will stand at the sub
scribers stable, 4 miles from Martinsburg,
and four fromthe Sulphur Springs, at the
mansion place of James Strobe, DECD,
and cover mares at the moderate price Of
four dollars each, seven dollars to insure,
a foal, (if the mare is parted with to be
forfeited, or~Enay be re-entered by tie
season, and one dollar and an half the
single leap, the money to be paid forth
leap when the mare is put to the horse. +
EMPEROR was got BY Col. Bur-
wells noted horse Emperor, his dam by
Gen. Zane's Ranger, his grand dam BY.
the imported horse old Mark Anthony.
Tbs season will commence the ist day of
April, and end the 1st of July. Payment
to be made on or before the first day of
October next. Pasture will be furnish
cd for marcs that come from distance,
but we will not beanswerable for accidents
or escapes. ZEPHANtAHBEALL,
~" :, :SAML.BLACKMORE
March 80, 1905. >--..-4- g. : 1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-15

THE subscriber respectfully informs
4 his friends andthe public, that he
has again rented the house in which he
has resided for some years past, and in
tends to continue to keep a House Of
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS
He tenders his thanks to those who have
hitherto favoured him with their custom,
and assures them that his endcavours, in
future, to render their accommodation
genteei and agreeable, shall be redou-
=. ABRAHAM GORRELL.
Martinsburg, April /, 1903. l.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-15
7Re e1saitui and utll-bred Horse<
80 COZ NSE LII o r, 4

AyTTTLIS Ind this season on Monday,
: Nv Tuesday and Wednesday 1t Isaac
Striders Mil, in Jefferson County, and
the remainder Of each week at Nathan
Van Metress, Berkeley County, within
two miles Of Martinsburg, and cover
mares at The moderate price of four dol
lars and one bushel Of corn or oats the sea-
son, one dollar and a half the single leap,
to be paidin cash when the mare IS cover
ed, and seven dollars to ensure foal.
1 COUNSEEL0Rw was got BY Van Do
ren's noted horse Old Snap, Snap was
got by General Heard,s imported horse
Snap, his dam was got by Fearnought,
his grand dam by the noted horse Mon
ster. Counsellor is a handsome bay with
star and snip, full sixteen hands and an
half high, and made in proportion, and is
rising six years old this spring. 1t is
thought needless to give a longer history
of his pedigree, as his figure, carriage,
movement and activity viii recommend
him to the eye eh every impartial judge
as good horse to breed from. The mo-
ney for the season to be paid by the first
of September next. The season will
commence the 2sth instant, and will end
the first of July. i =
March %, 1908 s:s> -,
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TAKEN up by the subscriber, on
4 Mondaythe 18th inst. in the edge
OF Hampshire County, near Bath, a stray
Horse, Of dark brown colour about Il
years old. 16 hands high, has no brand
perce'vahts, has three old shoes ot-trots
and canters. 4 This horse has been stray
'hg about the neighbothood, since the 7th
ct March last. The owner isrequested to
prove properly and take him away.
g.. -, DAVID SIMPSON.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-15
THE SUBSCRIBER

WIISHES to inform The public andhis
w FRIENDS in Sener0A, Mathe has re-
MAYED his slsop to TIE housr If Bkr. Iohn
Bsa'e: f9rd, sstely 0ccath:sA5y Evans ia
nilsson, ssAeft he mecsss 10 pay che same
otfeT',en't0 the practice IF Paasiic, Surge
r5, sc. as he heretofore has doAe. =:
-: Lcaanot think that IL is iii ii my toower 10
fG.f faaSe friends 1pha Aape hoaored me
Nth their. confidence and bdrtaAtY, tao
great a compliment nayheart is benetra-
ted 'sfth tSe most Eveiy sense ofgratitui4e
fer the distinguished patronage and en-
eourGgemsent 1ehieh I have met With in
the kAe Of my r.fessisa,, Gss9 Aspe the ex-
~Hltaffon7s no Epeys eH!oab!sl tkft springs
fran the reflection, that nene krae reason
to rt5eat eftte caai fdcaet rehased in me.
hhGs bceady ScpeFal yeqrs extensive prae-
tice, great la60r,,' and close application,
that he's elaa6!rd nae to obtain your conf
6ence, ursiich It shall Be ny ambition to
preserve through life. '..>~~s*~
-. ~ = =. ID. WILLIAMSON. ~
Shepherds Tarpn, Apsik 8, 1908.