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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28

5atereaing Latp Gafe.

BOSTON, MARCH II.
ONTuefday, the 9Th Of March, 1893,
before the Supreme Judicial Court tit
ting in tits town, comm nced the trial
Of Robert Pisrb9int, late owner, and
A6iel Rnf47ck Story, late matter Of tie
brigantine Hann4h, for combining and
con1piring together to flax an1 dearoy
(ai1 veI-l, with an intent to cheat and
dsfraud many of our underwriters, to
toe amount of tM y tbouand and fire hun
freI d9ilar5, and afterwards eff Sing
the fame.
The caf. was argued by the Hon,
Jams S.!llpan, the attorney General
il behalf Of the Commonwealth, and
he Hon. Tbsobbilw Par6rg, as Council
for the Prifoners. 1t appeared by the
evidence Of Tobn Soatkack, who though
originally an accomplioe, was admit
ted as a witne(s-that in the month Of
Oaoher, 1907, Pisyboiat and himle f
meditated this fraud !; that in COME
quence, he (hy the advice Of Pierb7mf)'
undertook journey to NewyoIk for
the puEPoie OF procuring a matter who
would undertake the bulinef, thar he
there engaged one by the name of Vii
lam Harris, who came to Bolton TO ex
ecute the plan. While, however, Soufb-
,ack was OH his Grand, PiaPoisl agreed
with Ssory. On the arrival of Harris,
lodgings were procured for him by Pier
paint, in the upper part of Charleitown,
at the houfc OF one Jams RylrN being
alto the lodgiags Of Soutbaez "A few
days after, he was made acquainted
with pietbonft arrangements during
S2ptbacks abience, and delired to Gate
the compensation which lhould b. made
him for his lime, trouble and expenses,
in coming from and returning 60 New
york. Harm at 6rlt conlented 70 take
one hundred dollars; bat as Pierpoiss
aud S9atbaek did not readily ahenr, be
encreliei his demand &c two, and at
forwards to three hundred dollars,
thTeatning to make full diftlofure of
their plans, if not fpeedily fettled with
They had therefore 10 pay him this lalt
demand, and thus be lid Of him. L
is not aftertained what has fnce become
OF Harris !; but is hoped the merchants
and underwriters Of Newyork will be On
their guard againR his Vaccinations.
The brig Hannah was thortly after
Purehaied by PifrPoini, the command
given to Story, and being loaded with
a cargo aledged to conGa of beef, -four,
bacon, 6lh, butter, candles, foap, fhoes.
boots, &c--on the oh cf November
dropt down into Naat0Ga Roads, in our
outer harbor, where lhe lay nearly ten
days. during which time Pieypoizt and
Ssory were employed in efe6ting In.
iurance at The Offices of MeGrs. Tojc5b
TsyAor and Psar C. Brook having OBJ
tanned twenty eight thoufand five hun.
dfed dollars on the veftl and cargo,
for Pierboiat, and two ,houfand on an
adventure aud commidions for Storey.
making together fun Of thirty thou,
fand and FIVE hundred dollars !; the
Hannah left the roads on the 18TH No
yember, and proceeded on her preten.
ded voy age, in company with the brig
antine Sally, capt Tirrell, having fair
and moderate breezrs.
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An entertainment was given, on the

An entertainment was gwen, on the
7sd Feb. by the Members Of Congieis,
in celebration OF the birth of Waiting
ton. Among the toalts drank on the
ocsaGon, are the following volunteers /:
BY Mr.. BAyAsD-Tb. natural 50Ezda
riss Of fhe UEife5 States, tbs Oeess, fbs
Gsibby, fbs AIigffsbi, asd tie Lake5-
BY Mr. Ross-Bescr j:egrity than
Parchment for 0vr r9bts on TIC M.5.ffspi.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28

The Editor of The Centinel congratu-
lates US on the triumph IF Federation,
within the borders Of Newhampihire.
The(e Fluctuations we IN OF heartily echo,
and can allure him the pIeafant appear
ance of the GILMAN ticket is owing 70
little cxertion Of the Federalilts-We
are ju9 waking from lnmbers, and
alarmed at the ravagcs which democra
cy has naade in feveral Of the middle
States, have put forth one EFFORT TO
fave Newhamplhire -The event We
tIua will be aufpicious.
Poytfnenab oyasle
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gor ibis Gazette,

MR jerks,
AS the day on which the citizens
Of this Commonwealth are 10 ahembie
a. give THEN votes for Governor, 1t.
Governor, and Sena IS, is near at
hand, permit me 70 fuggeli, through
TIE channel of your Popcr, the itrong
neceditv there is for a general attend
auce Our enlightened fellow citizens
IN his part OF the country need no al
vice how 10 al on this important occa
fin, Il they actually attend, and do not
neglea she right Of outrage But It IS
much 10 be regretted, tha; The FEEDER
alils have, almolt uniformly, relied too
much on the Juice ct their caufe and
hept in calm lecurity, when democrats
are awake and vigilant There cannot
he doubt that The caufe of good gov
ernment would feldom, perhaps never,
luffer, if lis friends were as active as its
erenies but if when the former reR
in imaginary iafety, the latter are bnly
~ f-cret mitchell, Il is but too Pohible
that power NAV be committed 70 the
hands of thofe who forget right The
honor Of Mafachufetts has not yet been
ful!ied and if. in any inHance, the
frieads Of Wgi1iagton and the C0yfitS
tioa feel an anxiety for the correct Prin
cipes of the !tare government, that fear
is excited by the very culpable remit
nef, CT is f,iends.
The democrats az now plotting for
tie eieaion-aR1 their provetbiai fly
refs fhould excite the vigilance of the
federal electors To trua to he iultice
Of our caufe, and neglef The mean, 10
fecure il, when rhe means are in our
power, Is tie highef degree Of folly.
Awaken then, ye iederaiilts, and fuf
Ter not yourfeges to 1.ep IA A0thtul
fecurity.
The federal candidates fer Governor
ana Lieut.. Governor, are his Excel
sency CALEB STRONG, and his ticnor
EDWeRD II. RoBBIss.
The Hon. WsodBmy Storsr and Tobn
CgGing, Elq'rs. will be generally Tup
ported as Senator'S in this quarter.
An ELECTOR.
{airior IF Cu@J-yland, Marsh, 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28

TIE True Lin.
lis EScellency CALEB STRONG,
fu Governor.
Honor EDWARD ri ROBBINS
for 1t. Governor.
Hon. WOODBURY. STORER and
JOHN CUSHING, Efq;'s.
Senator'S Tor Cumberland.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28

D.m7yatr and SalarieJ.=From the con-
tinuei bIua.ring our N-whamPlhirc
dem lcrats make about the Governor
aud Judges falaries, an uniformed m an
would iuPpoie they were the mot
meek and economical race Of mortals
Oh the globe. But there is an old re.
mark, that over nice pretentions 70 del
icacy, frequently cover corrupt
holom 70 It is with democrats and
their economy; M. Jeferlon the great
EFT Of them all, actually receives up
wards of $500 dollars more than the
great Walhingtcn did. it being the
amount of the houfe rent paid by the
former Preidents, but which he enjoys
at the expence of the union AMI his
fccretaries lalar;es RATED above the
Warrington Establishment 1900 dol.
lars. Such is their economy, ard by
this Gale cry they hoped to revolution,
ize N=whamplhire:
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for this Gazette
nlR TENKs,

NR. JFNKs,
YOU are reqncfted 10 mention to
the electors Of York county, that the
Hon JOHN LORD, & PRENTISS
MELLEN, Eiq. viii be literally iuP
ported as Senator's, AT the enluing
e.e6tion- An union Of the federal
ia.erea will iniure them fncceG.
"A VOTER.
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for this Ga7ettr.

for this GSa5ette.
70 IL. E'eaors Of tie counter Of LiscOlH,
HaHeerk and WaJ5iagtoa.
THE Zion. DAVID CoBE, and the
Hon. NATHANIEL DUMmtR,. Eiq'rs.
have ferved YOU and the Electors Of
henn;b1ck with great ability, and til
general applaufc-But As Judge Dunn
mr. IS no longer an inhabitant of the
lower dilfii9, it's ncceiIsry TO turn our
attention to another candidate. lnfor-
nation from various quarters jultitles
he opinion that the
Hon. HENRY KNOX, ETC.
VIII receive handiome majority OF the
votes in coniunefion with the
Hon. DAVID COBB, Efq.
The characters, the talents aud the
fervices Of thefe gentlemen are well
Snown 10 the Electors. A labored En-
comium would not iacreale the eaeem
IN which they are held. But beware OF
divilon- Other candidates are undou5t-
e5ly respectable but certainly can
C named who will fsrve US wish greater
ability and efe6t, and none who fiom
4 seir local iircation, as well g every
ether circumiance, will unite 70 great
4 numcer of votes. LINCOLN.
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fer iris Gssrttr.

az. IENKs,
OBSERVING in voar paper ,he names Ct
= SEsl gcntlemcn as candidates for SesAiors
f,r tie counties Of Liasois, HaHssft aad Was-
r.sl 5ce leave TO remark, thar tho ] have
.ae sFeat,it Ieipeef for Generals KNOX and
CaB. and think they would do honor 70 the
senate Of any oountry-yet that am ~ Favor
~ itparz'ion. and therefore cannot vote Tor
risn who are IFS oper and decided foes.
: hope TIC people Of this country Under
fisnd their IN iea too vel to give up the
c,;-t2 of . fcparaton, 5ecauic the ProPrle-
.s-s in Bciton and fomc individuals here who
Sc largely intereied in lands are oPpoiec 10
~. Creal psils have been taken 10 lpil the
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-28

BY Judge PArriRsos-Pur; vsrUj,
b7norabk meagr, aHi r75le enA.
BY Mr.. Chief Juaice MARsHAt =
Tbott fsv real paisi,is qUbo i0ts fbs peopt
oo-H enough TO teRtbem Tra'b.
b. Judge WASHING ROW -Arn5, H7t
Dsoay, fb. ATTY Of ~. Pepa5is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-25
Mrs. COOKE,

Has the honor Of informing
her friends, and the inhabitants in gene
raj, Of Alexandra and IFS vicinity, that
The has opened School for young Ladies,
next door TO the corner OF Prince and
Wilmington freets, and hopes to expert
ence a continuance Of the liberal and &c.
nerous patronage, which The has hitherto
received, and OF which fhe will ever make
it her ftudy to be thought delerving.
Mrs. Cooke purpoies TO engage a {e-
fctf number of Pupils, for WhoIs, when
conplete,he will procure Teachers ofap-
proved abilities 10 perfect them in ,hoie
branches of Literature, which their parents
or guardians may with them to attain.
Young Ladies, relding stsa difasce
from School, bvaried by the day or week
during the warm feaion. A few yearly
hoarders will be received on mode rate
terms, 10 be made known at the fchool.
Apr;l.r3. Jaw GIN
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-25
r. r. HOOE 6 Co.

H4VE IMPORTED
In the fhip United States from Liverpool,
I'D, Cd, Sd, 1od, I'D and god.
Nails,
A few caks Of Iron Caaings, aaorted,
Cutlery and Hardware in general,
5 oaks of Copperas,
81 csRs patent Shot,
Fine and coalfe Hats in boxes,
70 pieces Of twilled Soaking,
70 boxes Window Giais,
40 kegs of white, Venetian red, yellow
and red paints.
May g. go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-25
Jonah Thompfon and Son,
HAVE. IMPORTED

III TIE l5ips Wilzam q Jo6s fran 4oaaaa,
ard United States fran Liverp00l;
Superfne Cloths and CaGlmeres, Cam
brick, jaconet and book Mufins, fix
shawls, cotton Hofery, Jeannets, Fuf-
tians, itriped and clouded 2Jankeens, Cor
duroys, Velvetts and 1'hiclStetts, Dimi-
ties, fancy Msffilles, Wailcoating, few
ing Silks, Twia and Thtead, &c. &c.
They are in daily expectation Of their
afortment OF Hardware.
Mayo. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-25
John Gardner Laid
HAS FOR SALE,

R4<HO u Mn Os1ASAS
n bis Warebog/s, Prince Street Wbaff,
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Wet India and N. England Rum,
Coffee, Chocolate, freIh Teas,
New Rice, white and brown Soap,
Spcrmaceti and tallow Candles,
Soal Leather, Beef and Pork,
Lamp and Tanners Oil,
French Brandy and Holland Gin,
Few boxes excellent Claret,
Bar Iron, Rone Lime,
New Hcisings and Shad,
"A few bis. good Vinegar,
Cables and Cordage of all lizes,
Ruflia and ravens Duck,
India Cottons, Nankeens,
Bandanna Handksrchiefs,
Irifh Linens, German do.
Pepper, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Ginger,
s Alum, Copperas, Brimfone,
Cotton, Wool and Playing Cards,
Wrought and cut Nails,
A few boxes Olives, Cafers and Sweet
Oil,
Writing Paper.
Mems fne and coarfe Hats, &c.
June ?.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-25
sBROADCLOTHS, sCASSI-
MERES and HOSIERY
FOR SALE.
The SUBSCRIBER

The SUBSCRIBERS
Has fer lals at bis fare. oessGtt Dean and
Gardnsr's, Uni0x jsrref,
The following Articles: :
RUM of different kinds, Holland Gin,
French Brandy, Whiikey and Wines, i
Loaf and brown Sugar,
Bea green Coffee, Chocolate,
Hyfon and Young Hylon Teas,
Tammasins, frssh Rice,
N1afcadel Raifns by the box, 4
Prefix Figs, China Oranges,
Lemons and Lines,
Rhode IiIand Checie, b
Mems Shoes of en- excellent quality,
Salmon III kegs,
Fine Rhode Hand Potatoes, 4.
sCayendilh's Tobacco,
Belt Hayannah SegaFs,
Shad and Herrings by the bl.
Good frkiD Butter,
Soap ard Candies, and a general aGorts
ment GLASS and CROKER Wv ARE.
Iulf received one hid.
FRESH LEMON JUICE,
which he offers for fale on very moderate
terms, BY the gallon or fmal!cr quantity.
ABEL WILLIS.
May 10. 3
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-25

The defendant, Samuel Da-
Wis, not having entered his appearance and given
fecurity according TO the act of afienbly and the
rules Of this cosrt, and it appearing the iatis-
faction Of the eourr upon affidavit, that the faid
Samuel Davis is not an inhabitant Of this DIFF
tria, on motion of the faid compliments, by
their conncil, it is ordered, that the faid defen-
dant, Samuel Davis, DO appear here on the drf.
day OF june court, next, and enter his appearance
TO The Iuit, and give fecurity for performing the
decree of the court, and that the other delen-
dsnt, Robert b. Jameflon. do not pay away, con-
vey or fecrete the debts by him owing to, or the
esaate or efeas in his hands belonging to the
faid abfent defendant Samuel Davis, untii the
further order or decree of this court; and that
copy of this order be forthwith publifhed for two
months iucceflively in one fthe public rewfpa-
pers publabed in this county, and that another
copy be ported at the front door of the court
houlc of the faid county.
A Copy-TeR,
G. DENEALE,
Yawzny Clerk
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AND
OTHER INTERESTING TOPICS.

Few works 'haye-been publiih-
ed in America, thar Claim the agricultu-
ria's attention more than this. Added
20 his own experiments, opinions and call
culations. it contains thole. of the mott
eminent farmers in the middle fates; col
leacd from them by himfeIf. and tranf
mitted TO the BririM Board of Agriculture
efwhich he was an honorary member.
April as. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-25
~ Turn The Corner.

.aSa HAAe4a
u ~ (" wv w 10
The iubicrlDer has at MS ltOIc
| in Union erect, parcel Of excellent
Pine Abbles,
which he will fell dogle or by the hun
Idrsd. as low az rhey we,e fold on board
an Oran0es Lines. lie.
AIo c. =, IL. -.
mons no"5uiIe' 'a'1''' ns's Ass, :,
cocoa NUTS win general aAo'''''' y
groceries, -
LaSeusfe-1oOo IDS. lupeiioi
Rhode illand Cheeie, and paroe! OF very
fine Bacon. ABEL WILLIS.
June ID.
RORER rs g GRIFFITH
ua ..;o,.d oad Ex eoL
1000 lbs. Green Coffee in BAGS
= and tlerces.
,oo5aas freh Teas. aoorted.
Lbd. l.-.a;c, and other Shirts.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-06-25
Yawznl
III a I S..

II IK y.
I have juf received few cafes Of Eng
li(h felt Hats, we'll aforted, and now for
fale. VIM. HODGSON.
May 9. d
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For SHE, or REM,
TIE STORE I have occ1

/ RE SlORE / have OCcu
pied for fometime par, Gtusted on Prince
Rreet, oppoise Col. Hooe's. There is on
fand in town more eligible or better cal
culated for carrying ON an extenGve wet
or dry Good Bufneis. The Cellar per-
fetly dry, with,g door at each end, will
hold one thouland barrels Of sFloor.-
Twenty five hundred barrels may be tow
ed upon the Premiies without any incon.
venience TO the occupant. For terms ap.
ply 70
WILLIAM CXLEY.
December !. 60
JUST RECEIVED,
Thirteen Hundred lbs. dry, well cured
Ve',a5on HAMS,
A few hundred fweet Oranges Of an ex-
cellent favor, frelh Lemons,
1 few bis. new Pork and Herrings, very
good.
AJo-Seed Potatoes Of an ex-'
cellent quality by the barrel or buihel.
ALSO,
A few barrels of Apples and
frelh Prunes.
Taos. Ssmn,s.
April II. d
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-16
TAKE NOTICE.
Fsr az, tle siisspiss Tssets " Laad.

~ R1s.1 e8sS JNssSessssH ss71ss ~ ~s-.sssss..p
sissase u ths Csntiy IF Hantsh;rr.
-FOUR hundred and sixty seven acres,
uithinone mile ofthe town Of Frank
fort; there are on this tract comfortable
buildings for small family, about 80
acres Of land cleared md tenant now
living on itl great proportion Of this
tract Il 81 for cultivation, and well ealcu-
lated to produce email grain, i abounds
with timber, uhichis valuable, being 20
near town. n
One moiety Of 1850 acres, within one
mile Of The North Branch Of Potomak,
not more than Eve miles above Oldtown;
this tract Is not improved.
One moiety Of 5os acres, adjoining
the above i = full proportion ofthis tract
win produce as much small grain as amy
upland in the countyS some Meadow
may be made. ~ 4
The above lands were surveyed up
wards Of twenty four years ago.
Cash, Negroes, or good horses, viii
be taken IN payment for al Of anx one d
the above tracts, by The subscriber living
In Middle Town, Cor GarraTds Town,
Berkeley cosntv, who win shew the d
de papers, &c. and win give genera
warrantee.
GEORGE AMeN.
September 9. 1905.
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At u Conyt keid for BroeIe County, and
confinusd 0n FSiiddy fhe Srd ddy of
nne, 1905.
MI. John Holcraft, John Spivy, John
Ashhy and Peggy his wiz, Joseph
Pentecost, John Robb and Catherine
his wife, Dorsey Pentecost, Sarah
Pcntecost, James Ashbrooke md
Lncey his wife, George Pcntecost
and Rebeckah Pentecost, heifs It law
and legal representative of Dorsey
Pentecost, deceased.
& ~.
William JOhnston, Gabriel j. Johnston,
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife, I
BENJAMIN Johnston, jur. Ann Iohn.'
ston, General W.. Johnston, Robert
Johnston, Davis Floyd and Susarah
his wife, heirs at law of BENJAMIN
Johnston, deceased, and Peter Pc
terson. III CHANCERY.-
This day came The complainants,
l By their Counsel, and Il appear.
ing 70 the Court that the Defendants,
William Johnston, Gabriel ]. Johnston,
John Harrison and Elizabeth his wife.
benjamin Johnston, jur. Ann Johnston,
General w. Johnston, Robert Johnston,
Davis Floyd and Susanah his wife, heirs
It law of Benjainin Johnston, deceased,
are not inhabitants Of this Common.
wealth. Its ordered that the said De.
PENDANTS do appear here on the second
Ia, ssf z 7ssrs,S ,s,.,sSS 49, -
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Advise your friend, sraye MN Of art /
III here ferce symptoms 4 my heart
Discover.
,Iis pleasure, pains mixt degree,
nv pulse examine: here's your fee
Whit, think you, ca ny sickness = !
A Lover
a Lovcr de my csse TOO sure
OF ea,c me straiEhf, I,llpot endure
Prescribe; III follow close he cure.
Recover.
hut ifshe, spite Of speech crpen,
Prove coy, false with othef men,
Al Doctor Whak cxpedieht thenl
u Another.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-16
valaabls PROPERTY 10 .als.

ITO Be sold Of rented, the Plantation
Ehereon now live, containing
165 acres, part Of which u sown down
with wheat and rye. There are sss rral
springs in convenient situations, two Of
which are strongly impregnated with sui
phur. On this place are . good Apple
Orchard, and about i2 acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one of them
two stories high, the other one and an
half. Also . new Merchant Mill, and
Saw Mil, working under q 10 feet fall on
Sleepy Greek. with two overshot water
wheels; the Grist Min has one pair of
French Burrs, and one pair Of Allegheny
stones, = ~ feet diameter. The stream
on which the Min stands Is nasigable.--
Timber Is Aoated down 10 the Mill, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
Be rated from The Mil down to the river
Potomac. This properly i situate 8
miIes from the Potomak river, and !
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Vir-
ginia. The terms, &c. may be knownby
applying to the subscriber.
FREDERICK SNYDER.
April -, 1906.
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n q IL 9

THAT the subscribers are ready TO
i receive and manufacture all kinds
Of grain agreeable % the terms hereafter
mentioned, VIZ. Out Of every fifty bu4
shells Of Understandable Wheat they. win
deliver ten barrels Of Superfhe Flour.
and stand the inspection. All Flour
manufactured at ourmill win Be deliver
ed Il the river without any charge. All
other grain shall BE particularly attended
%. A generous price win be given IN
cash for understandable Wheat and Flour.
Barrels delivered at the mill. q
THOMAS SWEARINGEE.
DAVID BEATTY.
Augusts s, 1905. f3ml
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-16

THE subscriber respectfully informs.
! the inhabitants Of Shepherd = Town
and It's vicinity, that Ne has commenced
the WEAVING BUSINESS, in all,
is various branches in thar place, nearly
opposite Mr.. Philip Shuts Tavern,
where all kinds Of Weaving, such a Co.
yerlids, Carpeting and Diaper, and an
kinds Of plain work, win Be executed in
the neatest and most durable manner, and
hopes from the goodness Of his work, 70
merit the encouragement Of the public.
JACOB WISEHART.
Nay is, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-16

A GENERAL meeting old Over.
IA seers Of the Poor Of the County ol
Berkeley, i appointed TO Be holden Il
Martinsburg The 9Th day Of this pre-.
sent month. L Is requested thar the
Oyerseers win NOT fail to attend. a. busi.
ness Of importance win be laid before
them.
BY order Of the board. Teste.
ROBERT COcKBURN, c.o o. ,.
September 9, 1905.
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.AvALUABLETRAcT of LAND

THE above Tract 81 Land il univer-
! sally known BY the name Of the
lVhifs Hoisse Taveyn; Ii contains f77
acres, equal in soil 70 any IN these paris |,
a. to public business, there d none supe.
rior. Further description need not be
given, q rs 20 wei known, except any
person living q I distance may incline
% purchase, in which case Il may be ne.
cessary 10 add, that Il i within is miles
Of Winchester. g Of Charles Town, on
the main road leading from the Northern
20 the Western Territories.
Terms win Be made known BY the
proprietor liviugo on de land.
ANDREW MCCORMICK.
August12, 1905, Ism.
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II modern Anarch', feien absurd,
W1ehe,er he mAggot bites re herd,
zne Srdtr effhe day : the word,
Throughout confnsion's border,
But Heaven, tie wise and worthy pray,
May soon turn thines smother way,
And, for fte ordkr efthe day,
Restors az days D srdty.
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WANTED IMMEUIATELY,
! \ so5er indhsf,iors Nan az
NE rfrr1 IN

10 work two Stills, one Of los, the
oiher IS Gallons, IN ! convenient house
vislI overhead water. Such . person
wiIlget employ and generous wages. o.
application 70 the Subscriber. "a
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Midals- Greed, Sspsember 3, 1903.