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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-25
For SHE, or RENT,
THE STORE | have occu

pied for fometime paf, 6tuated on Prince
Greer, oppoGte Col. Hooe's. There is on
ttand in town more eligible or better CAL
culated for carrying on an extenfve wet
or dry Good Budneis. The Cellar per-
fettly dry, with a door at each end, will
hold one thoufand barrels of Flour
Twenty five hundred barrels may be TOW
ed upon the Premiles wirhont any incon-
venience to the occupant. For terms ap-
ply to
WILLIAM CXLEY.
December 7. 60
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25
, LANDS FOR SALE.

TWO hundred acres, lying on the
i Elk-Lick fork Of Muddy river, 8
miles from Russellsvilie, Logan Coun-
ty, Kentucky, with an excellent never.
failing spring thereon. This tract is all
bottom that never overAows.
Tue hundred acres living near the
Double Lick, seven miles from Rus
selisville. The major part of this tract
b bottom that never overaows.
-. TtuO hundred acres 8 miles from Rus
selsville with 2 very good springs there.
On.
Four hundred acres miles from Rus
SellsSille, lying on the Elk-Lick fork of
Muddy river, including a spring or
springs, known by the name Of the Lick
spings, there Is agood grist mill within
mile Of this tract. ----. -. ..-.--
-Four hundred acres lying on the dry
fork Of Eddy Greek, Livingston County,
q miles from Eddyville, livery flourish
ing town. -.
Ten ether Tracts, four of4oo and six
Of 200 acres each, lying on the Elk fork
Of Red river, Logan County, eight miles
from Russellsviile.
For each Of those tracts Of Land
VIII give = general warrantee. will
dispose Of the whole, or part, of the
above described Land, very low for cash
or good likely young Negroes that are
willing to 90 to Kentucky with me.
THOMAS ". 'SWEARINGEN.
Nsar shtphe,d's-7e,un,
Noeenl6er IL, 1905.
p l have also for sale, one,very good
Carnage HORSE, and two or Tires
very good Riding HORSES.
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Valuable PROPERTY for sale.

Valuable PROPERTY for sale.
ITO be sold or rented, the Plantation
l. whereon ! now live, containing
267 acres, apart ofwhich is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are several
springs in convenient situations, two OF
which are strongly impregnated with sui
phur. On this place are a good Apple
Orchard, and about - acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one Of them
two stories high sthe other one and an
half. -Alse . new Merchant MI, md
Saw Mill, working under 10 feet fall on
Sleepy Greek, with two overshot water
wheels; the Grist Mill has one pair Of
French Burrs, and one pair of Allegheny
stones, Ala feet diameter. The stream
on which the Mill stands is navigable.-
Timber is Aoated Down to the Mill, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be rated from the Mill down to the river
Potomak. This property is situate
miles from the Potomak river, and 4
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Vir.
ginia. The terms, Sc. may be known by
applying to the subscriber,
FREDERICK SNYDER.
April 80, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25
-
Fall Goods.
TIE subscribers beg ieaoe to inform
their friends andthe public in general,
that they haze JUST received and
finished opsning a large
and extensive as.
sortment Of
FALL and WINTER g,
c. O @ d S,

Selected by one OF the hrm from the lat.
est importations from Europe, which,
in addition to their former Stock, makes
their Assortment more complete than
ever, the same they are determined to
sell at more reduced price than usual for
CASH or C0UNTRT PRODUCE.
As DISSOLUTION of their Co-partnership
win in a few months take place, a very
moderate profit will be taken, that they
may be enabled to sell off their Stock j;
those who may want any article in their
line, will find it considerably to their
interest by giving them a call.
They return their sincere thanks to
the inhabitants of Martinsburg and its
vicinity, for their generous support
since their commencement in 4busi-
ness, and --ssure them they will do all in
their power to merit a continuance of
their favours.
N. B. Those who are indebted to
Us for goods long time standing, must
not think hard of it if the sheriff should
call on them for payment, as every in
diligence has been given that could be
asked for.
% The highest price eiuen in CASH,
for merehantdble WHEAT, RYE,
CORN or FLAX.SEED, and an al
@1gaaes go 4 ese % i taken ia
exchange. ' ~ ~ ''S @ , ~'.''''
P. NADENBoUsCH, & Co.
Martnsburg, October 20, 1908.
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Fall and WINTER
G O O D S.

Has just received from Baltimore, a large
and general assortment Of -,
DRY-GOODS and GROCERIES,
Amongst which are great variety OF
FANCT GOODS, consisting of
Handsome PRINTS and CHLN7'ZES,
Needle uoork'd, Book, and Gambrick MUS
Inns. Lady's Elastic Sill GLOVES,
Leghorn B0NNETS, efthe latest tashi-
ons, India LuteStrings, Sattins, and Lace
VALLS, Morocco and Kid SLIPPERS,
sc. sc. Also, a quantity Of home
made LINEN, Twiked BAGS, FLAX
and CASTLNGS-aH ef which havine
been purchased on the lowest terms fer
Cash., he is nosv enabled to give BdR-
GAINS to those suho may be pleased to
cali on him, and therefore so ficiits the ear
ly communications Of his friends and the
public generally.
u The highest price will be given
in Cash or Goods, for clean FLAX
SEED.
Shcpherd's- Tarvn, Mavenber4, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25
TO BE RENTED.

and Possessiea gwen immediately,
A DWELLING HOUSE and three
N half acre LOTS, situate in Darke,-
vile { Bueklestown) lately occupied by
Samuel Gardner as a Tavern, for which
1t Is well calculated, and being on the
main road leading from Winchester,
Martinsburg, &c. is good stand for
travellers. The house is convenient and
tOlerably eommodious, having three
rooms onthe lower and three on the upper
aoor, with Stables, Kitchen, and other
necessary buildings. f2%3>.+
$50 JOHN GRAY, Guardian for the
- heirs Of 5eseph Laren, deceased.
November II, 1908. .. .,..
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PRINTING,
MARTINSBURG, Berkelsvcoun,v,
Virginia; Printed and published By
TOHN ALBUR TIS. r


The price efthis Paper Is tuoo dollars
per a,,num, one doRarbayd5le at the time
q subscribing, and one uvhen the yeat.
expires. Distant subscribers pay for the
tvh0Ee year IN Advance. The price Of
Advertisements, to non-subscribers, IS
one dottar per square for three 1Veeks.
insertion, and for continuance after that
time IS cents per upeek; Subscribers ,uiH
continue to receipe d reds,etionef one-falpfh
on their adpeytisr,ssnts.-
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JOHN CONNELL, c. .. c.

~COMMITED to the jail of Berke-
~ ley County, the 10th inst. on sus-
picion ofbeing a runaway slave, a Ne
gro Man, who appears to be about %
years ofage, S feet 9 or 10 inches high,
has a scar on his right cheek, black COM
Plexiou, and speaks. huently, he appears
tobe cunning intriguing fellow, had
on when he came to Jail a yellow and
white bingham coat, cashmere Jacket,
pantaloons striped blue and white, white
cotton stockings, fine shoes and for hat.
On his examination he says he is free
man, come Of free parents, in Patawaxen
Charles County Maryland, that his name
is George Builder, but has NO papers to
prove the truth of his assertions--H;.
master is therefore desiredto come prove
his property, and take him away. or.hs
viii be disposed Of AZ the law directs,
ROBERT CocKBURN.
Tailor B. c..
September so, 1908, '7'.:
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q o o d. s.

Together with Soal and Upper Lea
Their, CASTINGS, (among which
are ten plate Stoves) BAR-IRON-
Homemade LINEN, FLAX, and a
large number Of excellent Homemade
Twil!'d BAGS. They expect in few
days to receive their supply of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, and solicit
the continuation of the public's custom,
assuring them, at the same time, that it
shall always be their greatest ambition to
serve their friends and customers on
the best possible terms--a trial, they are
Pnrsuaded, will fully evince the truth of
their assertions. y.
JAMES & John LANE.
Shepherds Town, October ID, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25
THREE DOLLARS REWARD,

d AN away from the subscribeil living
N at Bath, on the 9th inst. a Negro
Girl named Barbara, she Is about Is
years Of age, 5feet some inches high, is
rather stout built, has a remarkable thick
neck dlarge google eyes. She former
ly belonged to Col. Philip Pendleton,
and it is supposed j. now lurking in or
about Martinsburg. Twill give the above
reward for securingsaid Negro in Mar.
sinsburg Jail. -
Bath, November 1s, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

Ata Court hetd for Brooke County, and
continuation Tuesday ths soth day Of
-, Amgusr, 1908. = ..,~-~-~.
Jonas Seaiy. --.-.-
rs. ~
John Quick, Tunas Quick, John Ritch-
lie and Jamima his wife, Edward King
and Mary his wife, John Dewitt and
Catherine his wife, Adam Hank and
Rebeeea his wife, Francis Magee and
Hannah his wife, Elijah Rittenhouse
and Sarah. his wife, whieh,said John,
Tunis, Jamima, Mary, Catherine,
Rebeceah, Hannah and Sarah, arc
heirs at law of Cornelius Quick, dec.
In CHANCERY.
ON motion Of the Complainant by
~ his, Attorney, and it appearing to
the Court that the Defendants John
Quick, Tunis Quick, John Richie and
Jamima his wife, Edward King and Ma
y his wife, John Dewitt, and Catherine
his wife, Adam Hank and Rebeecah his
wife, Francis Mage and Hannah his
wife, are not inhabitants of this Com.a
monwealth, it is ordered that the said
Defendants do appear here in this Court,
on the second day Of next November
Term, to answer the Complainants bill,
and that a copy Of, this order be PUBLISH
ed Tor two months snccessively in the
nearest Virginia Gazette, and likewise
be posted up for two months successive
y at the door Of the Court House ofthis
County, - sg%>f..~ = ..... -:
Copy. Teste, I : :: -. 49,. -. j.
JOHN CoNNELL, G. \. G.
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At Court held for Brooke County, and
continued on Tuesday the sofh day Of
Y august, 1908.
BRIcE M'GEEHAE.
BENJAMlS JoHNsrEN, Sen'r.
= In CHANCERY.
THIS day came the complainant by
L his Counsel. and the Sheriff hav.
ingreturned that the Defendant is not an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, and
having failed to appear and answer the
bill according to law and the rules of the
court, it is ordered that he do appear
here to the bill aforesaid on the second
day Of the next November Term, and
that copy Of this order be printed in the
nearest Virginia Gazette, and that An
other copy be posted up at the door of
this Court House for two months sue
eessively.
Copy, Teste,
john CoNNELL, C. 3. c.
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at Court held far Brooke County, and
sstsasse*a aess sAs a. -
TENDER, 1885,
Philip Doddridge.
Mary Murphy and Elizabeth Murphy,
heirs at law Of Cornelius Murphy,
deceased. In CHANCERY.
THIS day came the Complainant BY
i his Counsel, and it appearing to
the Court that the Defendants are not in.
habitants of this Commonwealth, it is
ordered that the Defendants do appear
here on the second day Of next Novem-
Der Term, to answer the Compartments
bill, and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue.
cessively in the nearest Virginia Gazette,
and also be posted up for two months
successfully at the door of the Court
House ofsh County.
Copy. -Teste, >--~-~.- - $780,. --,. p.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

THIS day is dissolved by p,utua.
i consent, the Partnership of Tohn
KearsieyS' James S. Lane, lately trading
under the firm of flames S. Lane, g Ca.
All persons indebted to them are re-
quested to come forward Immediately
iandpay their respective balances to James
S. Lane, who is fully authorised to re.
ceive all debts due to the concern.
JOHN .KEARSLEY,
--.. $780,. JAMES S,LANE. 49,
Shcpherd's- 7SuOn, October /, 1908.
THE business in future will be car.
L ried on in the same house, bv
James s. John Lane, who respectfully
beg leave to inform the public, and in
particular the friends and former CUSTOM
ers of James S. Lane, g Go. that they
now have pretty general assortment Of
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-21
Fran tie BALANCE.
ON THE INCREASING PREVALENCE o.
DUELLING.
No. I.

IT'S folemn fact, that the prattlcee
duelliog has, for feveral years pat, uep
fat increaiing in this country and I
leems at length, by the general patr0"a'g
of the higher orders of fociesy and INV .1,
the tacit content Of the civil authonll''
70 have obtained kind Of honorary e'r
blilhmenr. In this inaancc, Europe i'@
tall.qued, bat is cnFripft9 There spe
country in all Europe; there is moi r.,
hsps Jingle difris op0n the whole ;'' .,f1
where daclling is 10 much tolerated ~. a.,
honoured as it is in the United o''T !,
If man rob. another Of little caln, !.
i. condemned TO death or to perpetual W.
hnemen, and hard labour; & IS gene'''a,
viewed as an outcaR from fociety, anu =. !
an Object Of contempt but the a'a0f s.;
robs another Of his precious life 10 w.. y,
and thus brings irreparab!e miicn'el, ;. = j
ioeoaccivable dilrels into the ABODE -,
peace and happineis, has, forioofa' On. :.
honorably. The law fespa over his s s,Iool
With his hands recently imbrued 10 u'o XXI
he is freely admitted TO the ioslAl s ss,,,.
of gentlemen; aud eojsys, without 'a ,s,,j
4ncn,, the wonsed greetings and oS'"s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-21

fagenem TO ,hois who have moa ,,...
th,rnGelves in slpcrlod Of danger. 's
An argument III favor of The ab,o..
ton Of the duty had been drawn from {
flfpcaficn Ct ii iome time hnce p
that argument was entitled to H.,
weight then the price abroad va,
high, tia, even aba;lng the duty, our ~
miniatures could keep up a Compete
with the importer; whereas the rey.g
was now the cafe. ~
It was added, that if this relolot;
were meant TO fecure the internal degeo'
of tie country, and il were Calculated \
have that sffetf, it did not extend N
enough but ought to embrace lead. A.
rnunltion, u-powder, and ainls. I'll
circumstances under which the motion :.
made were extraordinary. The Uui,s|
States had removed the land tax, and
ther direct taxes, by which the itates AL
their citizens were liberated from he,,,
burdens prcviouay exiting and ye, \
this very time an attempt is made to a
ninth the only remaining fource oftu,
tion--ex,emal duties. The quetion W.,
merely whether the United States "
South Carolina 1hould pay this duty
South ~arolina being better able to ,pv
it, the anfwer was ready. BeGdes if 4.
duty fhould be remi,ted in this inaspc.
Juice required that it 1loold ALTO be =,
mit.ed in all o,her cafes in which il hal
been paid and this was mealnre wbia
the advocates Of the refolution would No.
probably favor. As TO cannon, they copII
be made cheaper at home than Abroad
The ita,e Of New York had eftablha
boundary at Connecticut. South Ca,o.
lima might do the fame.
The queiiion was then tskeu on tn
amendment, limiting the fufpcnii0a Of til,
duty to two years, and carried. Ayes IS,
Noes 80.
MI. Sa.nl. Smith moved to inia
"brafs'' before ordnance" Agreed to,
MIR. Smith then moved to ltrIke Out
the word I" fire !" from which il wouIt
relult that all arms except mulkets wouN
be exempt from duty.
Mr.. S. Smith faid he woald not det,n
the hon(e at that late hour. He only ;d
TO enter his protect agaiaa the ideas d
fome gentlemen, who had expr>Ged til
opinion thai there lhould BE- no protecting
duf;es. He believed If all protecting du.
ties were taken IF, the effect would be-
deiruttion of our manufactures. HI
hoped before the houfe rofe that iubjed
would be brought forward and lerioulyaL|
attended to.
Mr.. Njeha5lan had beard M gentltma'
Jay, there oagbt to be M protecting dntm.
He had bjmley ./ad they ongbt net 70 b
loia az attieles eftbe fri sfe<gfly, aubts
the maanfaaares Of the eonnfy eUsu"t
competent 10 JuppJ the demand.
4 matios avzt made that the eomxi'm
Aoua rlf, and AK A0Os to fit 4gaia.
Cay,itd. 44yes 4S.
Tie committee afeordlsgy rsiS, arda
granting kave toft again, sbs 5osf d.
v;led, -Ayes 34.-Noes IS.
Mr.. Randolph, ba0ing ebtaim3 Aeu
xBoried trom The Cemwitt<s ef Wcy' eal
Means, a 6W"Jor be '-l;tf gftbs .lg.
teyers by fire IN The to7D. If Po,t/m0atb;
(Which qoas Immediately rad tqviet, all
referred to eommitte< ef tie 1v6olt q
Monday next.
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CALCULATOR
Katea foreign JatsI!igente.
,IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTo
HOUSE OF LORDS
Fndap A4ex0 II.

(
At half after three O'Clock bis uaJaitY hsv,'s
tsken his feat on the throne, the gentleman oih:f
of the black Rod was dsiirsd TO require the AZ
tendance OF the speaker who Ertended accoTais3'
and read the following address
A19f Gracious Sovereign, ,,h
6 Your msjeity's mott dutifuI add loyal la ~.
jetts, the knights, citizeos, and burgefss OF ~
uaited kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland :"
Parliament aG.mblcd, have at legth complete W. ~.
iupplies granted to your maeay tot th;G ietVl's ~
the prcient yeaf--a period memorable 'o' w
events which it has produced, and awful 'o' 'i'o'0
which may be yer TO come. ~,
!" In granting thofe fupple', your ma'enJ
faithful commons have conddefed that ). ef'nS'
without example, demanded unexamPisa eHol.a
and by refolying to raife, annually, large P'3r
portion oftne lnpp!ics for the current year. 10
long as the war enilecs, they have glven,' TO an
the world folemn pledge OF theif lni;xloie ae-
termination to render the public credit uaaial'4'
bic. .
/" They have alto proceeded to revifs the iy'.
tom of your maj-Gy's pesmansnr revenue. ~
consolidating the duties in Zach of It's Prlncipaii
branches they have fnph6ed lis operations, anu
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05
Ex L r "A C T.
a NEW METHOD TO PREsBvE CIDER.

"A HEU NALAl1Ob ~ GhEoSHE GtDEKo
THE green and defective apples should Be
first made up and the cider sent to the d,ssilery,
10 make brandy, which is a very good cordial, if
softened with little sugar, and kept until ma
.tured with age. Tie gaod and sound apples,
Should be kept TIL they begin to grow mellow,
then ground fine and tie cider pressed out. 1t
should be strained through hair sieve when put
INTO the Casks, which will take out the gross
parts OF the apples. The casks should then be
removed hons, and set Oh skids at the North end
ct building, OF some other cool place, tbut not
II the cellaf,l where bsicg placed little slipping
the bungs should be taken cut and filed 10 daily
with cider, SO that all the scum may go cf.
When the liquor is fine or clear, which viii be in
four or five days, it should BE- drawn eF IN clesn
Casks, bunged up close, and slowed away in the
cellar for future use.
1t viii be nucb softer and pleasanser than
when. preserved IN The usual way and the reason.
is plaln for all the fermentation in cider proceeds
from small particles Of apples remaining in the
liquor 10 the above method they are mostly
separated very soon and thereby the cider is pre-.
vented fermensiag s. far as 10 make it sour.
The cider that is designed TO be kept after
June, should agaiu b. racked of in March; and
If match of birthstone IS burnt in ezch cask, and
quartot cider brandt added to each barrel. and
IS Kept quite tight bunged, it viii keep good two
or thfee years,
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HAeat Fan g Woven Ha4e
MANDATORY.

n y, BRIDGE STREET, BALTIMORE,
The fubfcr bers returnslncere thanks 10 their
frlens au3 su6omers for paR favors, and inform
then and hspnbic, that they continue to make
, and have hand, general aaortment of the va
fieus sE,icles IN their ssade: among which are
WIZ at fans, on the moa improved contribution;
mii-s1Fsens. rolling and asnding flakes for In
dia.smra, riddles aodfieves for COAL corn, barley,
VIII rye, oats. neais gunpowder, fax, clover
AMI timothy feeds; wire lafes, woven wire for
Cellar AID iPripg houie windows, &c. Orders for
The above will be thankfully received and duly
2s'snjed 10 by
Wet and Smith.
n. B For the convenience Of cuaomers, )oleph
an John flimhle, No.4S, Chespiide, are aufho.
sisds'o receive and execute Orders for
w. and S.
Sept. io. Iav7t
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For the Alsxanayiia Daily davertiser.
EPIGRAMS.

The reethinkers caunet conceive how spirit,
Desry'd Of abodyso can ever exist;
Or body disspFs'd into dust can inherit,
Resuse;galed, nsans,ons prepaid for the blest:
Bu, these very wisemen, with e00lut,s confess
Their coucepno,s of spirit are lame, * with pride
DEFY revelation, for shrewd'y they guess
Their home must, iitsue, have TOO evaras a fire.
sae!
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q There is considerable saving Of casks in the
above method, as each may be filled quite full of
good cider, wit.icutany sediment at the bottom,
or space az the top after the ciaer is wrought
Tie ernptyings, or sediment that is left, VIII an
swef for the STILL"
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Wet and Smith.


Nv In % employ man who is qualified TO
unde7sske The management and cultivation of a
large Garden and feysnty acres of land, in the
reishbourhood of Alexandria.
James C7atS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-05
FROM THE BALANCE.
No. VI.-AND LAST.

4xomtarativt @e0ie4v g The ditadvautages and6e
neft5, qgbieb 4uouH prebabI 4eerue 10 tbs q
nHe1 States f1om an enlargement ef Their ssrri-
tonal hmits 6yfbe parcSale Of ntber
LOUISIANA OR THE FLORIDAS.
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