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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09
TO BE SOLD, OR LET,

FOR SiLb,
THE real etate Of Prks iA<s, late of Mid
i dletown, dceeafed, tabout four roies from
the Siase house in Ne~pmt,adjoring the road >
c.aheing OF .bstA ,iftv add fxty, acres of
land, With dwelling -houie. other buildings, snd
good orchard thercon; uei, watered good
meadow, pafore. asd tilisge lsnd. natural to
Bariey.-----Pcdsaioa win be given th, {, sth of
March next The ,e~ps-ray bc known. BY
applying TO either Of the lphfcrib=,.;
ELIZABETH ALLEN,
THOMAS C. ALLEN.
MiSSlrfs,s~. Dec. 8, Isea. civtf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-09

4 Kis5E ~ Iaa.Asisl,
: A SMART ataive LAD, - an Apprentice
"A 10 the Printing or RsoksBnans Rassea.
Apply TO tkis OEice.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-30
WAS LOST.

On the road between Round
Hill and Col. Charles Little's, on the
lit Of this prefent inf. fmaA BUNDLE
aPAPERS, amonga which was To-
hacco Note on Colchester Warehoufe,
marked and numbered as follows: viz.
soL. No. rs, 1903, 1903, 1000, iaued
y The fublcriber's name, and fgned
Coulter and Bayley. Alto, one Bond
Tom Henlon Williams ard Thomas Da-
sstor fifteen pounds due me lat Chriit-
mas, and one note from David Davis TO
ne doe at the fame time for fifteen dol.
u.s. with fundry other papers OF no va
'ss g say other perfon but nnyielf, toge-
Is' With an Eagle in gold. Whoever
rs iOund the fame, and will deliver them
me, n.ar Colchseer, ihall be welcome
the cafh above mentioned.
May IS. sw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-30
Randobh Mott

" ESFECT FULLY acquants
Ia. his friends, and the public generaliyy
i fill continues TO keep tavern IN that nc
led houle, corner King & Royal RFeets,
ign Of the SPREAD EAGLE. He re
farns his thanks to MS friends for their
culeom, and hasteEs hin,ielf from his al
tenlion TO me5it a continuance OF their
favors, as he is determined to ufe every
exeriion 10 pleaie.
May 7. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-30

THE SUBSCRIBER
Has for jals al bafoye. Qpt9fte Dean and
GQ,dner's, Uuion fret,
The following Articles:
RUM of different kinds, Holland Gin,
French Brandy, Whiikey and Wines,
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Beft green Coffee, Chocolate,
Hyfon and Young Hyfon Teas,
Tanmarins, freih Rice,
Mufcadel RaiGns by the box,
Frefh Figs, China Oranges,
Lemons and Lines,
Rhode Iiland Cheefe,
Mems Shoes of en- excellent quality,
Salmon in kegs,
Fine Rhode Iiland Potatoes,
Cavendifsl's Tobacco,
Beff Hayannah SegarS,
Shad and Herrings by the 81.
Good firkin Butter,
Soap ard Candies, and general ailort-
mcpt GLASS and CROCKERY WARE.
IuH received one hid.
FRESH LEMON JUICE,
which he offers for faIe on very moderate
terms, by the gallon OF fmaller quantity.
ABEL WILLIS.
May 70.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-30
SAILS By auatoa.
On TUESDAY,,

A,o o,elock. sviR be Iold at the Eendne
Store, tb< Corner of King and Osa9s
ettet5.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Waikey 10 barrels.
Apple Brandy in barrels,
GIN in oaks,
Wine in pipes and quattsr caikf,
Molafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels, Ss
White and brown Sc5p in boxes,
Coffee IN calks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Caaimeres, Calieoes,
Kerieys, Threads,
Coatines, Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedtieks,
Fearnaught, Oznahurgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkcrchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, AuRioue<r.
May as.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
.,ss supposed ofbeine employed IN the
lal,, s against England. Business at
4, amsterdam very dull.

p,raut. Greenfield from Amsterdam, The edi-
Is the New York Gazstte have received
o. papers 70 the a3d OF October, from which
- make the following tvanslations
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16

fladeniy, ZONE Of the unfortunate merchants
could not pay their fhare, which amounted to
5000 dollars each; they were IN conicqarNce In.
pffoned and one OF them, well known mer-
chant of very high rcfpedability, by the name OF
Fedon, was fhot, eanding by his grave, while
his brother was eudeayouring TO collect she mo-
ney, wh.chwas, however, procured FIVE minutes
after the hour appointed; but unfortunately TOO
late. The monitor Rochanbeau co iicared and
tcok poleaion os he houic, goods. and furniture
Of tiic coensncsclaRheufe Of the Fed3ns; and Jeff
tic lafyigoy Is anlent the & Of a murdered bro
thes, and ali bis property.
Preparations wste saade For burning three fl
ea,cs which remained N the harbor OF tie Cape:
orders beag ,,iYea 20 have the matches ready at
. moments waning.
n oas can Prpfei s deScribe the dtuasion Of
sht unfortunate mhsb2augs who rema;nrd az tse
Csqc~-no more ged Is . tsss tlea, away, anti
Il beiag offence q fsiY lsaguss throagh The.
Brigan4 Camps 70 the Spanllh part, Rigss leoni-
eli anots ia5peaibe, AID itap Feared as il horr.a
saie inevitably awaited thsas.
rlc Pslfepge5s eSPres sheil ieffe of the excel
lent tre8sment hey expeticneed iEotn CAPT. DAr-
rel CT The brig Polly.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
CHARLESTON, December !,

Captaia DAsreif, Of the brig Pslly, arrived
yetsrdsy fsomy srs.nie, was brought 100 The 9Th
Of Novenacr, eff Cape Niehola Mole, by the
Bri,ih f-igate E ,Ius, who rsqucacd him totake
o. bosri Frcoefl pa1sngcrs that he had iayed out
otthe dip ioho Of PailadelYhia, l0hIch founder
ed ;hs CANS day. 10 the number Of 10, which
be had been employed with all his boats in fayiag
with their baggage, from four O'Clock 10 the
morning, till two il. the afternoon. The capt.
q tie frigs;c then ien,a Gag Of truce on ihore az
the Mole, % fcqusit The French commander IN
eaitf iora veati 10 put The palisngeEs on board,
WEIGH Accordingly wss doee, with The exception
OUa, tcontarmabiy TO their wilhes) who arrived
here n he Polly.
Cap, .. fsw an Eaglifh frigate off the North
sar, on Thusfiay morning be ALTO fpoke The
hng Conneyce, en Weduefday evening, days
fan New, Providence, bound 20 this PORT.
TIE glowing accom- IS given by the French
,'n'ls'usa, psiefgers ia the brig Polly, arrived
g'Arr''aY fsom Tfymie.
he Cspe. % the 9th Of November, was OF
'ae pnirs Of being evacuated. The general 10
s@e, isicaamoeap, behaved towards tie iahabi.
r'n''Sith the greatea cruelty he ordered ths
.ga y 100000 dollars TO be RATED By them IN
$ soeEs- of foar hculs: tits hapPeaias very
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
PORT FOLIO.

gF THE Patrons ofthe PoRr Fo-
LILO, and the puplic generally are in
formed, that on the frlt day Of Janua-
ry next, the publication Of the fourth
volume will commence.
The friends to this establishment
will pleaierecollect, that one ofthe mott
necedary stipulatlons is the paymentof
one years subscription, F0e. Dollars
in advance.
Subscriptions or arrearages will be
thankfully received for the Editor, by
the Editor2of the Alexandra Advertll
er, who is his agentin misplace.
e. Cah glven for clean INN
and cation rags.
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NO book ever offered to the public faods IFS
IN need os encom,uG, ausi recommendation. Il
has hetn lad IN every European Language. 70
thofc who have nor perued lis fsges, II may te
necefay To obfeTve-tiat tie hiitory OF that
long snd nttseaag period, from the reign Of
Aoguaus to the tatSirg OF Contlahtincpie and the
found in fuch regular and we'll competed ausnge.
mcnt. In gi;ing this edition Of it fromsh
American preG, il is pfefumed that the publ'aers
ren4er fervice to their country. lis iapcriosity
will be iuliciently evident from the following
PROSPECTUS.
it will be enriched win Memoirs Of the Life
and " ,ilinse Of the Authar, written by hlmleif,
and viii contain near 200 pages nofelhsn the
London edition, though il will be one third cheap
er. Il will DC embelIhett With az elegant head
Of he author; two whole lhees maps, ore Of
tbe ESaern and one Of the WeRern part Of the
Roman Empire, and a msp of tie pats Of Eu.
rope adjacent 10 Gonaantioople. The execution
oil 'hc wofk will be in the beft file, ofwhich
RcGa's Ancient and Modern Europe, the De-
IDetic Encyclopedia, and Tueke,'s Backbone,
from The fame prcis, may afford juit fpecimen /;
in fhoft, it viii be the r,o& copIl-ie edition OF
Gibbon ey!ant.
Conditions.
1T. Il will be be printed from tie laa Londat
edition, and Publiihed il eghs Oaaso vols.
during the yer 1904.
I'd. Itwlll be delivered 70 thoft fubf,ibcrs, who
take Il in volumes, at 7erO0 Do'2srs Per vol.
in bossds.
Thofe who wait for completion CT the work
may have il either az SIXTEEN DoAars, il boards,
orin good and handiomc binding at 7'scenty Dol-
l9rs, payable on delivery.
King a:eets Dec. IS. Isw3t
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q l9rIa zoaiIp aDnertisss.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is.

tits astonishing how Congress- are. ifng
proying every thing; hut the principal
theme now, is the t'2nstiatt5ogs.' G. into
any company Of the Democratic Members,
and ask, /" what they have been Iaiag ~.
And the answers, s soe ka0e been MLND-
NC goatv Constitutions To chs respo1
ofayery sensible member, at Stelies se
the other day, zoit replied, s v4gy wsll
Sir, but who made the hole--for ii thing
remains as nezo, and no hole made In II,
there certainly is no occasion to nelld IL"
g That's true, !" replied the Delegate, e but
there was hole in it at FIRST, and thai swan
ne go upon, since s8ersoa mas been Pre-
sideat."
Congress haye little or nothing before
them at present, and it is expected that the
first thing taken up, WILDE amotion from
Mr. Rodney, or Mr.. Macon, or Mr.. Chop
ton or Mr.. Elliot, (whicheyer starr first
to establish new Universal Language 10
be used, whether people can speak II n the
United States. OF. not. On the aoor Of the
CONGRESS-. Hall, one day in the last week,
Mr.. Rodney opposed a petition, as being
in a foreign language, and altho' he can
speak nothing but English, AID that not
very correctly, he opposedit, because it
was not wrlttenln oar u8uai lnaugage: ne
would notlhave said the EagHshhA4guagc'
for the world: and it is said, that such are
his prejndices to any thing English, that he
viii not receive an English Griaeain change,
f.. -. ;.
parlavef callit 6 thai coanns0n foreign coin,
tie noro and then haze amongst u.s." Mr..
Macon thinks Mr.. Rodney right, and is
now, it is said, digesting the plan Of
grammar oflanguage, adapted to the gem
us q, the United possibly, Therefore
the French will be our MOTHER TONGUE at
last, as Paddy would say.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
George Town College,
Dec. II, 1908.
Mr. Snozvden,

SlR-I am very uaaccustomed to write.
for the public eye, yet as | have culled
from an English newspaper (Which have
lately met with) the following lines from
Seneca, in his description Of The Corsi-
cans and with my juvenile ideas, think
ing it was sort Of prophecy Of the coming
of BoNAPARTE, if not a true description Of
the Corsicana generally, | have ventured
to send it to you, with such translation as
/ am able TO give it; the awkwardness of
wh;ch-you will excuse, as am now only
reading Gtrsars's Commentaries. If worth
the notice Of your paper you will insert it,
and oblige
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
RAN-AN AY,
From ;he flbfcr;ber living in Fsuqaer County,
negro man named
Z A & II A z Z.

He is a very tall black fellow, clean imbcd.
las lot the finger nsxt the little one en- his lefe
hand, ltuttcrs mach in fpeablag, and is abour 20
years old.
He was at Mr.. Travis Daniep, in Stafford,
about fortnight ago, aud had pafs certifying
hinl 10 be free man, iaid TO be lgned with the
name of the Clerk Of Fauqaier. will give
Tiny Do5lqrs 70 any Ferfan delivering me the
faid negro in Fauqaier county, aud all lawfoi
charges, and Two Dollars extra Tor his pats, or
Twenty Dollars for lodging him ia any jail, 70
that ger him again.
JAMES STIGLAR.
G-a- al matters Of vel;is are forewalned hom
carrying him eff.
I5cc. IS. d3~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
JEREMIAH ENEY,

HARNESS MAKER,
Uf3ss ead qf King PRE-, afar Mr. RIcHTzR's
FIRE,
BEES lcav- to inform his friends and the pub
lie in general, that he carries on the Harnefs
Making Bullnefs. Lkewitt makes
Fire Buckets
on the mof re2(onable terms.
6s~ Wanted an Apprentice to the faii buff
nels, who can come well recommended.
Deo. II. cost
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IUYENUs.
&c DE CORsICUS,

g DE CORsICUS.
Z: Prima Ills lex uIoisci; alrera viyere raptu:
/" Ter,ia Mentiri: quatuer, negare Deos.'
Translation not free but liberal;
or THE CORSICANS.
Revengt they boast Of, as the first OF Laws,
And think by Pixzler, to further their Cause:
And Lying, in them, must not be deem'd odd,
Ashley wind up the whole by Atsiag Gaa-
The political state of the Continental
Powers, or rather powerless nations of Eu-
rope, as it's to be gathered from the CLEAN
ings in the British prints, presents an al
aicting picture of their weakness and suf-
ferings, and of the atrocious despotism OF
the usurping Corsican. With all their
fears, however, of that despot, they have
not been able to refrain from disclosing their
hatred to him, and their wishes tor the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-16
T1BTvg<Y, On. 10.

The friga,c Aurora was launched here the day
before yesterday. The First Consul was Expected
10 have been present.
An English ship laden with caaIs was brought
into this port on the 10Th. Sheswas captured,by
the French priyatcer LIE Chasseur.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25

AtaCouyt continued and held jor Oiio
County, on Wednesday, The third day
ef Nopembsr, 1904. 20
PHILIP DonDRIDGE and ALExAsDER
n gALDwELI, ps. /
ElInu SMiTH, and the. heirs Of GEoRcE
. Isl ,.,. s BuLoR, deceased. !
This day came the Complainants By.
j their Council, and il appearing to
he Court saas he order fes preelama-
tions in this cause hathnot yet been exc
ented, upon motion Of the complainants
by their Council, ii IS ordered that The,
Defendants do appear here on the second
day Of the next March term, TO- answer
the Compliments bin, and tbata copy Of
this ofderbe forthwith published for two
months successfully in the Berkeley g
jefferson InfeiEgencer, and that another
copy Of this orderbe set up on the door
Of the Court. House Of this County for
two months successfully. " n .
A Copy. Teste, y
MOSES CHAPLINE, 1. o. c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25
JAcOB JENKINS, sen. =
JOHN JENKINS,
WILLIAM WILSON,
& SIS E.er,,ba..
Nseember 4, 1so2. -
Nseember 4 lso2.

CTRATED fromth subscribers wae-
- gon, from Daniel Reyer's Min, At
the foot Of the North Mountain, 6 miles
from Garrard's- Town, on Friday nirht
last, "A Black Horse, with star in His
forehead, has scar on his left shoulder.
some saddle marks, aud hole ii n.
left fore hoof occasioned by being cSrked
-is about Is hands high, 6 years old
next August, and has a bushy tail, tro,s
and PAGES lso--A Sorrei Mare. with
star in her forehead, has 4 long tail.
near IS hands high, about 6 or : wears
old, is natural trotter. The Horse
had on when he went away, 4 collar.
names, traces and hip-straps-- And the
Mare had on a complete set of warron
geers. One Dollar Reward, and Teaz
sonable charges win be given to any per-
SON, who win take up the said strays. and
give information thereof to the subscri-
ber living on Sleepy Greek. aloud i
miles from Sniders Min. II "a.
FREDERICK FRoSH0UR.
February II, 1906.
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heHANcERI.

THE Defendants Patrick M'CafFry,
! Anthony kennedy 4 Patrick Camp
bell, not having entered their appearance
agreeable TO an act of Assembly and the
rules ofthis Court, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the Court, thar they
are not inhabitants ofthis Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant, By
his Counsel, il Is ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear here on the Mon
day after the third TUESDAY in February
next, and answer the bin Of the Com
plainant, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Ca
zette, for two months successively, and
published a the door Of he Court House
Of the said County. And ii Is further or.
dered, that the said Defendants, M,Kew-
an, Faulkner and Craig, do not nav.
convey away, or secrete any debts by
them owing 10, or effects in their hands
belonging 70 the Defendants Nj cailry &
Tahb, until the turtle, order al ihis
Court. A Copy.
Tsste, H. BEDINGER, CSC. 4
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N o 4 { E

IShereby given. to those who are in
debted to the late firm Of Eva,,s 81 Tamie-i
son, Of Shepherd y Town, that the bonds,
notes and accounts, Of that firm have
been transferred 20 me, for the purpose
of discharging their debts in Baltimore,
which bonds, notes and accounts have
been by me deposited ii the hands Of
John Baker, Esq. Of Shepherd's-T Town,
for collection, with instructions to bring
suits on the same indiscriminafely, unless
they are discharged within three weeks
from this date.If however, those who
arc indebted BY open account, viii With
IN the time aforesaid, give their notes
with interest TO said Baker, for the seve-
raj sums they owe, they shall receive !
credit of six months from this date.
WALTER JENKINS. r
: Baltimore,
Feb. 5, 1908. !.
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FlrlIow.ClTIsEss,

FELLow-CITIzEHs,
DEING frequently solicited by i mum.
Der Of respectable Gentlemen to come
forward Is Candidate to represent you
in the General Assembly Of this Com.
sinonwealth, this Is therefore to inform YOU
that ! have at last got my own consent,
MOI only toenlarge the field Of yourchoiec,
but if elected, 70 serve you faithfully,
according tony best Judgment and ability.
win add, fellow-citizens, that have
lived amongst you nearly thirteen years.
and IN the courseof that time, i have bcei
endeayoring to learn the political situs
alton OF our common country, and have
established fofmyself i place Of residence
in Berkeley County. where il ID probable
/ may Passthe balance ofmy days It IL
therefore natural 70 suppose that my own
interest, win lead me upon all occasions.
topromote your welfare in general, as 1
body polite, Of which body myself md
family forms part.--I win further add.
that there may be number Of persons
who vote for measures and not for men.
that may wish 70 know my political seilti-
Inents /; in order to give them that in!or-
nation, ! do declare myself to be real
=. abliean, aetrue friend 70 the ccnstitu-
ton Of the United States, and an sppro.
VET Of the Preaent administrator Of the
general government. -
With sentiments Of esteem.
( leave You 70 Judge. = r.
. Il and shuse for yourselves.
-. JOEL WARD.
Mih-eseet, December 90, 1909.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25

0EnkLEKH CounTY, s.. ~
- OcToBER CoURT, taO2.
Apdrf1p K19Eenef, sntpiping Execiaorof
IRiiEnm Ci1nsingh liam, dec, Ccmp'f.
!. 4 zcAinSr
An HTshds0, sDiid5zo aud adlwr,x 81
Rliil;1ni Henshdp, decd, lcho wds Exsr
ef Jd,ses C.nnfngidA dse'd, Nichoias
Henshnlv, Rachel Lemon, Lespis Msors
y and Rebefca rs gifr, Levi Hehshas5,
- Hirdm HenshaD, Sch Duncan md
Rhesoasna ~ spifS, Adam Stephen
HensA6so, yonofiaH Ssdaon Henshauv.
WashingfoH He,shasp, William 5lauph-
fsts Helzharp and Lrriah Springer Hen
sha1O, the said Addm .Sfsthfr, 80
nathan .Seamon, Washington, william
Slaughter md Usiiah 5brnger, are.
infdnts iopdkr ne age ef ii years,
@sbhich said NicboLas, Rachel Re5era.
Leu, Hiram, RhesDnisa. Adm !Sfe.s
phen, Jonathan Sea,noH, WASHINGTON.
WilliaN Sldag hfef and Lyyfak Springer.
Gre elildrea and e6-Aeiys and ce-ieir-
49, ef ne sGd William Hnsharv.
Defendants. MCHANcERT:
HE Defendants, Nicholas Hen
shaw, Lewis Moore, and Rebec-
q . wife, not having entefsd their ap-
pearance agreeable TO an act 81 Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court, and il an
pearing 70 the satisfaction 81 tie Court
that they are not inhabilsnts 81 this Com
monwsath, on motidn Of the Complain
ant BY hh Counsel, Il Is ordered. thar
the said Defendants do appear here on
he Monday alter the third TUESDAY, a
March next, and answer The bin 81 de
Complainan1 and thai . copy Of this Or or
Der b foEthwifk inserted IN die Vireiin;a
Gazette, for two nnonths successiyely.
and Published Il the door Of he Court
House of.he said County.
a Copy. *
r. Tsste,
H.BEDINGER, Z. !. .. .
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~ = -. sgsSa "a ssf-
erms Of the Intelligence.

M price q fhis PAPER Is ms d9,or,
re- G,nstm, 0'.e,dolldr payable attse tfurr
e subscribing, and one 4ptea t,ir@aeo,
expires. Dtsiaat Subscribers pm fSS t6eE
,ul,ole year IN aduaace. The 5rice of
advertisement, 70 hon-sI5scriBers. i,
e,is Dollar per square fer. three rueekr
naseytion, and for .rontinnasace aifer fhaf
ting Is Cents per ,eesk .Ssbscrf5ers ,v;N
eont,naetS receiUe arsdacfion ofone5fsurh
on their adDsytiseme ,its.-
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AN.4DDITIDNa4L sUPPLfOf
NE w GOODS.


ss4 JWSe agRFtte0 ss X
THREE BOXES IRISH LIN.
4 MEMS, ofthe latest importations,
one Box Of which principally contains,
Every low price - wide Linnens) suit
able for the lining Of Hats, sc.
They have also lately received large
quantity Of excellent long FLAX and
COTTON, BAR.IRON, Crowley and
Blistered STEEL, CASTINGS, TIN,
STONE, GLASS, QUEENS and
CHINA WARE, SOAL ard UPPER
LEATHER, &c. GROCERIES,, PA
TENT and other NE DIcINES, to-
gether with an extensive andcompiete
assortment Of SADDLERY Of every
description -all which We win sell cheap
for CASH Or COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE.
JAMES 5. LANE, Il Co.
Shepherd = Town,
january y, isQa. n
NIB. We invite and earnestly request
al persons indebted to US IN any manner
whatsoever, to come forward immedi.
ately and discharge their respective dues.s
JAMES S. LANE, 4 Co
4 9f
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-25

.DURSUANT 70 the last win or Io-
seph Berry, deed, of Hampshire
County, the Executors soiEer, ii private
sale, the following Tracts Of Land, stu
ate in the Comfy Of Frederick and state
Of Virginia, on the head waters of Slee-
Ply Greek, viz.
One Tract coatainiag 2So acres, more
sr less, whereon John Berry formerly
lived, the improvements are 20 acres ef
cleared land, IS of which are good II.
notify Meadow, md much more
may be made, with the advantage of wa
termg the whole IT small expense q
good Dwelling House, Kitchen, double
Barn, and other ont Houses, two good
Orchards, consisting Of great variety
sf Fruit the place abounds with water
and timber sufficient. This place would
be = good stand for public house, being
situate on the State road from the West
sern Country TO the City Of Washington.
|. One other Tract adyoimn9 the afore-
sand, on the sGme road, confainiBg 40
acveS Of good Faruing Laadshe i'm
proyements are Dwelling House, some
Fruit Trees, about 90 acres cleared, part
Of which i good Meadow, and more
may be made, water and timber plenty.N
One other Tract on Timber Ridre, mar
the gforesaid Land, sad 10 contain 100
acres, part Of which Is cleared. Good
! titleswill be made for the above Lands--
The terms win be made easy TO the pur.
ehaseraftershe FIRST payment. For terms
apply 70 Jacob or John jenkins, in The
edge Of Hampshire County, who viii
shew the Lands, or 70 William Wilson
Of Berkeley. - - z