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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22
SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS.

THE subscribers are just opening a
i large and general assortment of
Prime Goods, suitable to the present and
approaching seasons: And having long
seen the advantages that would arise to
their friends and the public in general,
was. a saitableperson, with a good capi-
tai, 70 attend die markets eof Nerc- York,
Philadelphia and baltimore, and purchase
all the cheap things sold at Vendue or
elsewhere, they have been induced to
embark in it, Zone Of the concern is now
employed in the above business,) and we
take this method Of informing the Public,
that we now have valuable assortmen mt
Of Cheap Goods, and solicit their early COM
municasion either personally or otherwise.
JAMES 5. LANE, & Co. :
Shepherd's-Town, April IS, 1908.
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RENTERS TAKE NOTICE.


ETHE subscriber viii rent for a term,
u NOT exceeding three years, al that
erge Farm situate ON Back Greek, for
iherly the property Of Capt. James Hue !;
there are upwards Of two hundred acres
cleared, one. hundred Of which is now
ready for the plough tof. which forty acres
are prime bottom) There are on the
place three separate tenements, BY which
two tenants can be well accommodated,
and If agreeable 10 the renters, they may
have the crop in the ground (which
looks very welD on ! credit Of twelve
months. Immediate possession may Sc
Ind Of the whole, except one Of the dxel.
ling houses, which viii be occupied I'M.
I'll the Istof May, by Capt. Blue. This
place Is neyerinjured byfreshes, the land
being high. Forterms apply to
WILLIAM WILSON. =
April g, 1908.
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70 BE LET,

TO BE LET ~. 81 - 49,
For one, rug, three, four, Or fve gears,
and possession .giUen the 1st day D =
4prii neat,
HE property at present occupied by
Mr.. Abraham LANCE, situate in
Garrards- Town, Berkeley County. This
property consists of very good and con:
yenient Dwelling House, well calculated
for tavern (for which il has for long
time been occupied with bar room,
cellar, dining room, and number Of
lodging rooms, good stables, ball alley,
&c. with an excellent garden, and two
acres Of land, well enclosed, adjoining.
There IS good lime stone spring eonvr.
niently situated, the water Of which runs
through this lot. Amy person inclining
to rent, may know the terms by applying
70 Mr.. George Lemen, Of arrards Town,
or to the subscriber living near Mr..
Ranghly Colstons, on the Potomac river.
- .; JOHN BECKETT.
March 1s, 1905. :. ! - ...s.. .
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. TIE SUBSCRIBED

WISHES 10 inform The public andhi.
\" friends in general, fhat he has re-
moved his shop to the house Of Mr. Tohn
Staetf'rd, lately Oocapiedby Evans ( Ia
nnieson, tVhere he means to pay the same
attention to The practice efllhysic, Surge
~; &c. Gshe heretofore has dane.
Icdnnst hink that it IL = mn oozvry ia
pay fhase friends who hape hann.el ,.e
With their Confidence and tartiaLitu. too
great a compliment my Asart is beartya.-
ted Uith TIE mast 6velY sense Gferafiti.a<
for Me distinguished pasronGse : and en-
enlargement utifch hare ne, with in
the hne q "ybref ssSien, oIsdhaee the rx.
nitafion Is no 1s'ays euIpabie iA4t spring.
from the reflection, thu ,.oat 5!.1y.'reason
to repent q tie con e.ttnee reessed in ia me.
n has been 6y sruerdiytarS tafensipe brsc.
tee, great labor, and close aptRcation.
that has enabled me to ATTAIN ,ste,t.I eaaf,
dence, (which it shall be ~ ambition %
preserve through life. - ~"
T. d. WILLIAMSON.
Shebherd's 7ouSa, Apra 8, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22
April IS, 1905.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends and he public, that he
has opened HOUSE IF PUBLIC EN-
TERTALNlfENT, at the sign of the
Bulls Head, in the house formerly ee-
onpiedt by. Mrs. Susannah Wolgamott,
where he is wen provided withevery thing
necessary for the agreeable and genteel
accommodation ofallthose who may please
TO favor him with their custom. p,
He will always keep quantity of chop
ped Rye, Corn, HAY and cut Straw, for
the purpose Of supplying waggoners and
other travellers, for whom this viii be an
excellent stand, as it lies on the main
street Through which all the principal
roads pass and has well of excellent
water at the door. = +. ~. -
+. 4. Jarvis JEFFRIEs.
Martinsburg, April IS, 1908.
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IAND FOR SALE.

n GREEABLY to the last win and
~ Testament Of Lewis Wisenal, dec.
md pursuant to allecree Of the Court Of
jefferson County, win be sold Il public
sale on Friday the goth day ofnext month,
I tract q parcel ofland, containing about
two hundred and sixty eight acres, late
tlse property Of said Wisenall, dec. sitsl-
'ate IN Jefferson County, Virginia, near
the Potomak river, and adjoining lands
Of Joseph McMurran, Adam Moler, y
others. Mrs. Mary Nisenall Ia. right
Of dover in eighty nine acres Of said land,
( but the whole win be sold subject to that
right. Il IS said that this land is Of the
6Fst quality, and abounds in iine timber,
and only about one third Of II cleared.
One third Of the purchase money viii be
required in hand, and for the remainder
the purchaser win receive credit Of one,
TWO and three years, ON giving security
for the payment. The sale win CONF
mence 1t IL O'Clock on the premises, At
the house Of William Addy, where more
particulars Of the sale win be made
known, By - = y y
JOHN BAKER, I
Exrrnseref I. WisenaR
1pHis, 1905. ~ =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22

TAKEN up by the subscriber, on
y Monday the 4th inst. in the edge
OF Hampshire County, near Bath, a stray
Horse, ofa dark brown colour, about / /
years old, IS hands high, has no brand
perceivahle, has three old shoes on--tro,s
and eanters. This horse hasFbesn stray.
ing about the neighborhood, since the 7th
OF Marchlast. Theowner isreqnested TO
prove property, and take him away.
DAVID SIMPSON.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22
The hR-bred Eox Hunter
LOF r v

MILL stand this season on Mondays,
Wv Tuesdays and Wednesdays, ct The
stable of Mr.. Jarvis Je fries in Martins
burg, and the three last days in the week
q Mr.. Philip Shut stavern in Shepherds
Town, and be let to mares at 1--WE dollifs
the season 1.-TWO shiilings and six pence 10
the groom, 10 Be paid when the mares are
brough9 two dollars and an half, cssh,
the single leap, and nine dollars to insure
a colt-the money 70 be paid the first Of
September. SOS
L0FTYis chestnut -sorrel, full &c
hands high, with ! small blaze--stout and
handsomely formed, Eve years old this
spring he was got by my horse Paymas-
ter, for which I was offered 1900 dollars,
his dam was the brown Filly, got by Mr..
Filpot's Horse, which was sold at fifteen
years old for 500 dollars Lofty's grand
dam was Portley, her sire was Stewards
full bred horse, bred BY Samuel Ringold,
Esq. which was s6ld in South Carolina
for Five Hundred Pounds. For colt
of Lofty's was offered 100 dollars, at
one year old. The season has common.
ed, and viii end the frstof July. Good
pasturage may be had, but Iwill not be
answerable for accidents or escapes.
JAMES BREATHED.
Washington County, pril IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22

We are authorised to inform the Cit
zens Of Berkeley County, that JAMES
CAMPBELL, Esq. and MAGNUs
TATE, Esq. will stand apoll 1t the en-
suing eleetiOnfor Representative in the
State Legislature. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22

THELighs Infantry Company hon.
i mandedby capt. ] AcoB uAINES,
are requested to attend muster in. Shep-
herds Town, at the usual place ofparade
ON the end Saturday in May. A Punctu.
al attendance win be expected. d.
T.. ELIJAHoWDEN, LIST ssrgt.
,Apri Is, 1908. z 49,. =
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AprH' Is, 1908.

r A GREEABLY to law, the whole OF
N the Taxes for the County of Berke.
ley, are distrainable on the LIST of May
next. All persons therefore who are sub
ject to taxation, win please to take notice,
thasthe time of the present sheriAs ex-
pires on the LIST of December next-and
that they are determined to collect every
species Of tax BY that period. No person
need expect any longerindulgence as they
are bositisely resofped to complete the
whole Of their collections on or before that
AIM. & SAM. DAVENPORT.
-. GEo. HARRIS, D.s for \.
April IS, 1908. - -
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I erms of the Intelligence +.

The PRICE ecthis Paper is f,eo aSLay,
Per annun4, one doildr payable at me NM
q subscribing, and one s1riien The veay
expires. Distant subscribers pry for t6r
tehoie year in daUanee. The Price az
A Advertisements, 10 nau-subsyr!.5ifrsn,, !,
ene daitar per square 1sr tiree ulse5,
insertion, and far continuance ajfiey th5t
time p cents per rveek; Subscribers ,v;Y
cosfinhet' receive are6ttetioa y a,.s- Iaufsa
on their advertisements. 49, F14 =.
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L OS T

D.. ~ -z
DETWEEN Martinsburg and the
Falling Waters, large LINEN POCK-
EFT BOOK, with or spockets,zs alpha
betieally lettered, containing number Of
Clerks and Sheriff Notes, and some o.
ther papers ofno use to any person butt the
subscriber. Any person 6ndiag the same
and so contriying that get them, shall
receive a generous reward, and be entitled
to the thanks oftheir very humble serv't.
x ) s. & IL JOHN MeCLEARY.
April Is, 1905. :. - -
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TO BE LET-two rooms, in pubic
situation in this Town. that would sait
wellfor a Store, or small family. Az
ply to JOHN ALBURTIS.
r. Martinsburg, April IS, 1908. II d.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22

~ OlIGE Is hereby given, thar an
! y ELECTION win be held at the
Court.House in Martinsburg, on the Mon.
day after the third TUESDAY in April next
Tor the purpose of choosing a fit person. to
represent the District composed 81 the
Counties Of Berkeley, sc. &e.in the Sel
JOHN DAVENPORT, Sheriff:
March 4, 1908. -
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To The Ci,izens Q fBtrkeiy, J.9srssn assd
: Hampshire. -. #
GENTLEMEH,
EOFFER myself to your

= +-.- = consideration, as canul-
date at the ensuing Election, to Repre-
sent you in the Congress ofthe United
States. \. ~: !,
Togive my political opinions ~ detail,
l eonsider unnecessary, as it may be pre-
sumed they are generally known through
out the district. Ideclare an inviolable
attachment to the Rights and Liberties Of
the People of this County, declare an
inviolable attachment TO the Constitution
of the United States, by which these
Rights and Liberties are secured; and if
elected, Twill eheerfully cooperate in all
measures which in my Judgment are cali
ealated topromote your interest and hap
Pmess. -.
D.. Tam, Gentlemen, Ill H'.S-
-. with due respect, y,
Tour obedief scr,ant,
JAMES STEPHENSON -
March 4, 1908. ~ %s>
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22

NOTICE is hereby given, tina. an
~ ELECTION win be held q, tb.
CouFt. House in Mar.insburs, on the Mon.
day after the third Tuesday in April next,
Tor the purpose of choosing two ct persons
to represent the County of Bsris.ey in
the General Assembly Of this Sta.e.
JOHN DAVENPORT, Sheriff.
March4, 1908. - -
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: FARMERS TAKE NOTICE,

Z FARMERS TAKE NOTICE,
i HAT Ihave now taken in possessi-
on the Lower Mill in Martinsburg, be-
longing to the heirs of Moses Hunter,
decd. and am ready TO receive and manu-
facture all kinds of grain agreeable to the
terms hereafter mentioned :--Out Of
every Five Bushels of Merchantable
Wheat. weighing 60 lbs to the bash..
q, will make barrelo of Super6ns Flour,
and stand the Inspection Of the same in
any market whatever within this STATE
All Grist Work viii be particularly at
tended to-. Beingdeterminedto use eve
ry exertion within the compass of my
knowledge, aided by the Judgment of an
ample assistant, I hcpe to merit the "a
vors Of the people at large.
JOHN WEST:
April IS, 1905.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that an
~ ELECTION viii De hs1d AT tn.
Court House in Martiusburg, on tks Mon.
day after the third Tuesday in April next.
:for the PurPose'of choosing f, person TO
represent the District composed Of the
Counties OF Berkeley, Jefferson & Hamp.
shire, in the House OF Representatives of
the United States.
JOHN DAVENPORT, Sheriff.
March 4, 1903. Z. - :.
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, = Iga%35E- y Us, -, 80 - Z
JACOB 0NG, Dstsndant.

: .7y4 r hGHANCERIL =
THE Defendant, Jacob ong, not
/ having entered his appearance n
greeable to an net Of Assembly and the
rules ofthis Court, and II appearingto the
satisfaction of the Court that he Is not an
inhabitant of this Commonwealth, ON mo-
ton Of the Complainant, by his Counsel,
it is ordered that the said Defendant do
appear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in May next, and answer the
bill Of the Complainant, and that . copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Gazette, for two months success
siyely, and published at the door Of the
Court House Of the said County.
ACopy. -. 4:
Teste, 49, 2 r.
II. BEDINGER, c. ). c. :
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mARffNsBURG g, Be,tr!ry Comm,
Eirgiaiai Prinied and pusashed BIZ = :,
ssTJ0HN AL BGR TIS. g.
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BERKELEr CoUSTY, IS. - +; \ i
February Court, 1905.
ROBERT WELG0X, cemplaiaaat, !
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The Youn0 MIlI-WRIeHF AND
MILLER's-G uIpr, for sale At
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-22

Martinsburg, April IS, 1908.
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-. y. .. WILKINSON.
Sheehtrd's Io1Sn, Aprl 8, 1903.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13

Brig Olive Branch, Fowler, St, Croix. Left
there brig Ceres, Atwater; and brig William,
Thompson, of and for New. Haven, schooner Sn.
san, Culver, had arrived at West-E End, from this
port.
Brig Luna, Allen, Through the sound from
Madeira, last from Brdgepors, Connections,
Schooner Weasel, Hulberr, Antigua. August
5, in lat. go, long. 70, spoke brig Nancy, Brad
bury, from Lsguira, for PortIana, out 20 days;
had losttwo men OH the passage, of tever; and
had only three Others left on board. August 81,
in lat. So, long. IS, 80, spoke schooner from
Charleston for Boston, out so days. Same day
spoke schooner from St. Bartholomew for Sa-
lem, ont 90 days. Left at Antigua, schooner
Armed Neutrality, Robinson, of and for this port,
TO sail next day; sloop Sally, Chevaher, Of and
for Norfolk; sloop Nancy and Susan, Boardman,
Of New. London; brig ArgauouE, OF Bfidgeport,
Con. schooner Jefferson, Morrison, Of Phi.adei-
phia; schooner Beona, Hughes, of and for Vir-
ginis. Schooner Sparrow, Butman, of do. to sal
EIGHT or ten days SIS
Schooner Harvey, Rare, St. Croix. Left there
brig Ceres, Young, to sail in days; and sch'r
Sincerity, Merritt, to sail in days for this port
English schooner Lnnert, Burdett, S.. johns,
N. S. Left there schooner Lark, Clerk; sch'r
Phoebe, and schooner Mercury all for this port
Schooner Sally, Hubbard, ST. Lucie. Left
there brig Mary Torrens, Fisher, for North Ca.
rolina, in 20 days, schooner Vigant, Bryan, do.
in days; brig Mary, Keefe, Boston, 20; brig
Apollo, Toms, Portland, 90 big Richmond,
Small, do. 30; brig - Sellick Bath, 20; sch'r
John Just arrived from Salem; schooner Betsey,
Newcomb, N. Carolina, Is; brig Juno, Gsltfia,
Guilford, Conn. s days; and schooner Ocean,
Buchanan, of and for Boston, in 20 days. Sept.
go, IN LAT. so. 50, long. 81 50, spoke sloop Lit
tie Jack, Knowles, from New London for 81.
Thomas, cut days. Flour dollats, pork 9,
beef II, lumber IS dollars per 1000.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
PHILADELPHIA, October II.

Arrived, brig Molly, Adams, Isle of May;
schooner Jenney, Porter, Passamaquady /; sch'r
Sea Flower, Rowland, n. Carolina.
At the Laz1retto.
Brig Hiram, Fullarton, Leghorn; schooner
William and Samuel Kenny, Port Republican
Success, Kelley, 81 Thomas
Cleared, brig Sophia, Thornton, St. Domingo.
Schooner Nancy, Jefries, from Cape Francois
and Young Charles, Drewis, from Jercmle are
below.
Captain Kenney, informs that he sailed from
Port Republican in company with the schooner
Frances, Lewis, of and for this port and parted
company next day. Left there, briggs William,
Pugh, Blair, O Philadelphia Nancy,
Charleston Dove, Bunker New York.
Captain Ray of the ship Commerce, has handed
for publication the following extracts from his
Log Book.
August 18TH, was boarded by the British sloop
Of War Hazard, and after short detention was
suffered to proceed. August IS, spokea Guern-
sey priyateer, was ordered aboard of her with my
papers, Notwithstanding rough sea, made 1T i'm
prudent for a boat to pass--had III company, a
French schooner prize from the Grand Bank with
Fish. TIE captain of the priva;eer related hav-
ING fell in 70 days before with Spanish ship from
the River de la Plata, into which he had fired a
broadside and sent her her into Guernsey. He
had on board the priv ateer the SuPercargo, and
part of the crew.
August 10th, was boarded by a Liverpool pr.
vateer, treated politely, and dismissed, toarded
again by the same privateeron The 29th Ct Aug.
in company with privateef from Bristol. On
the same day, spoke British cutter, but was not
boarded. September 2lst, spoke the schooner
Industry, Jonathan, days from Marblehcad,
bound to the Banks of Newfoundland. -Septem-
Der 10Th spoke the sloop Susan Hodge, from ST.
Lucie, for Newburyport.
On the 18th September was brought too by
British privareer, after firing four shots at US,
dismissed US without boarding. Same night,
spike a schooner from Berbice. for Portland-Se
50, off cape May, spoke schooner from New
por, for Baltimore.
Shi5 Sir Hyde, Parker, from La Plaza, arrived
at Falmcuth the Goth of August.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13

Men of extraordinary merit are modef and un-
aauming-the upfart is arrogant ana naughty.
Theft are tie upeffing traits of men in elevated
ftuations, as well as in the humber fations in
lifc-and we need 90 no further for the teft, than
the charatter Of @osbingtou, on the one hand, and
Ban0barts on he other. Fortune is depicted blind
and her favorite votarics generally infatuated
Hence We find the good things of this world la
yihed often upon the mof unworthy. In one of
thefe libertine moods, the Goddess led Bonapsrte,
CorGcan, to the throne OF France. By wiidom
and moderation, he might have been blsfing TO
millions OF his fellow creatures. By pride and
ambition, he has brought down the execration
of difant nations. HIS Thrift for dominion is IN.
bounded. Church and fate are equally under
his consroul. {" Iand his Helmets" (Eaid Bona.
parte) have made choice OF you," &c. when ne
addrened the Cardinal Legate.
The rage OF the Chief Ccn(uI, on being inform-
ed that pacards, with Yr0e le Roi'ir red letters
at the top, were fuck up in Paris, was bound
le6. II was much more irritable matter to his
Confollhip, than that Of the Englifh firing into
Bouiogne, while be in PomP paraded round the
town. ltfpOket bis heart: TOR the general cry
of g;ye le R0i, he we'll knows is to him as fatal
as the warrant of death--and unIefs ha ,eoa9a<rs
England very fpeediIy, the golden barveH may
be gathered in St. Cloud inftead OF St. Jamcs's.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
FROM ILOYD's LIST.

Aug. %. The Hannah, from America to
Hayre, is detained and sent into Falmouth by
the True-Bue privateer. At Gravesend, Johns,
Malcolm, N. Y. Guardian, Charleston, (Vug.l
At Plymouth, Mary, Temple, Virginia. At Ii.
verpool, Mary, Cressy, do. Concord, Coey, do
Bzbecca Bateman, do. Diana, Noble, Massachu-
sets; Mary, Baker, do. Nancy, Rowland, do.
Plato, Boyington, do. Augusta, Warren, New
Orleans, Two Nancies, -, n. Carolina I;
Lion, States, do. Phiiipsburg, LefingweIl, n,
York; Newton, Riley, Philadelphia. At Fal
mouth, Sussex, Abingdon, Virginia. OffShiefds
lanes Thompson, do. At Dover, Malyin, Crab.
do. Industry, Vlckner, do. Argus, Chalmers,
Georgia.-At Leith, Ceres, Mln-csh, Vlrgi
nia.-At Clyde, Eoemion, Miller, do.--At Stud
well Roads, Mehitable, Stephens, do Ar Cork,
Albion, Atkinson, Philadelphia; ElIz :, Balsh, N,
York.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13

RAN AWAY from the plantation Of Law
renee Lewis, efq. Fairfax coanty, on F,iday The
roth int. Negro nan named
PETER:
He is about III years of age, S feet or 10 II.
chss high, rather Aender made, very dark COM
plexion has a large fear on one OF his legs,
occafoned by the cut of icy the Lar har,.A,
the wound not perfectly cured his clothes nor
rccoHetaed, but believe nothing more than
commonNegro cotton Jacket and trowiers. He was
feen in alexandria lait Saturday, and ii is fup-
pofedi he is now IN that place. All matters Of
vefels and others are cautioned agaira harhofing
"a wirg off faia fellow at their peril. The
abosc reward will be given far isturing HIN in
any Jail 70 thar get him again, or upon deli.
vcring him TO the fubicrber, with allrcalonable
charges paid.
Roger Farrell, Manager.
Augue ~. 60
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NEW YORK, October 10.

Arrived, Ship Commerce, Darby, Dominique;
otgs Eliza, Half, St. Thomas Alcibiades, Syn
aes Bremen; Olive Branch, Fowler, St. Croix (;
Luna, Allen, Madeira, VIZ. Bridgeport; Echo,
anss, Savannah; schooners Independence, Bar,
< Curacao; Weasel, Hubert, Antigua Fox
ssl's, 90. Harvey Hare, St. Cf9ix Lipnett,
Du'dstt, St. Jonns; Sa1ly, Hubbard, St. Lacie ;
aoaps Three Sisters, Hall, Norfolk Maria An
~' n Johasr,n, New Providence.
,eisared, Ship New-YoiS Packet, Webb, Bris-
vi schooner CABINET, Clarke, 81. Crolx.
~ 9yriv<a s5ase ar ios}.
s1''g Eliza, Hal, ST. Thomas. Left there,
;sA '' - Snow. OF and for Boston, - sail
g 'D'se days; and s.haeaer --, SANDS, Of and
srh oAsu. Sept. 70, in Lac. -, ioag. So, spoke
', U JACK. from Jamaica ior Wilmington.
bremen brig AlciDi4aes, capy. Gerhard Suii;ies,
t,h sl'en' Left at Bremen, ship belonging to
e, IS Sept. 4, spoke ship from Baston
dam 6. SIIslss. 3, spoke ship from Amster
by ,.va :. Virginia. Ga the passage was boarded
sea,,5 al Brush men OF war and pF"aEeers, and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-13
WHEAT Fan 81 Woven W5re
MANUFACTORY.

No. 7, BRIDGE STREET, BALTIMORE,
The fubicribers re,urn dncere thanks to thsis
friends and cuRomers for paa favors, and intofm
theln and The public, that they continue to make
and have on hand, general afortment of the va
Eous articles III their trade: among which ara
wheat fans, on the moR improved contribution
mill fcreens, rolling and ftanding fhakcS for IN
dian neal riddles ard cves for coal, corn, barley,
wheat, rye, oats, meal, gunpowder, fax, clover
and timothy feeds; wire htes, woven wire for
cellar and fpring houie windows, sc. Orders Cor
the above will be thankfully received and duly
attended 10 by
Wei and Smith.
N. B. For the convenience Of cuRoneis, Joirph
and John Trmble, No. IS, ChespGde, are altho-
rfed to receive and execute orders for
w. and s.
Sept. 10. ,aw7t