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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
Dolls.
The real expenfe may be ehimat-

The real expenie may be ehimat-
ed ar 100000
The commit ,ns TO the ysrieus
ofi cers for collections and the cont,n-
gent expenfcs, as fasionary, printing,
sdvernhng, &c. will amount al leaf to Iso, 200
The ioG.s derived from ysnuu,
caaies exceed 10000
Mixing rhe whole lofs and cx-
ycnditurc amount
70 Dollars 7oS 900
which 70 being dedattcd from two n,il,5us of
doiias. ihc afnount OF rhe tax leaves Only the
fun Of one million. two hunired ard ninety
five thoafsnI dJlar, sor the public ufe.
Apponi N q the fcversi S'a,es thi, feven
hsndre aod FIVE an juiand d,lisrs, IN ,he "a ne
ratio as they paid ,h,r tax, ard il will appear.
that by lcyyine IL, there has been expended and
loft TO the People OF M'ryand, fly three thou
fAnd, feyea hun'red and ninety one ,iian, and
10 he people Of Connecticut for,y. FIVE thou.
fand, ieVen hundred and forty two dellas
which iom' a'e equal 10 the yearly expeafrs of
thcie ora'es. Ga the fame principles the IoE.
TO NTth Car ilios va, hx,y eigh, hnufand ,wo
hundrej snd ieventy eight dollsrs--nsarly EQUAL
10 the expe, fes OF that Stare tor two yean.
Thefc we're the real loT's TO the people of'rhc
States mentioned, TO he people Of the other
States, iheg we're in the fame proportion, and
exceed lo6 of thirty five dollars ON every hun.
dred dollars collected.
Ca, any peIfon who inveaigs'es this fnb.
jef believe ihele expenfes we're incu red with
vee - bring the tax Of Gngie year into The
treafuiy thi, X nor: IL mutt have been the
dcGgs to make ptovlion for durable land rsx.
No other caufe can he .aiigned for this ssfe of
property bu' win TO incfeaie the executive
power, by the app,in, meni of a hundred com.
mifs oocr,, a thoufand futseyon of aftfnent
difneis sih efshl'fhed tees OF cfice, and t~ice |
that number ot anelfors sot collectors snoneh |!
whom faoold be divided the five hundred snd |
,iehty IN uisnd dollars expcnded.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

Pleale to fave your Rags.
So CASH eiven far clean Cotfos
and Linen RIGS, and old Sail Gath,
at the office sftbs Republican.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
Nsw Medicines.

hoCTOR HASKELL's ne~iy difccrered
- i-ntefy Pills AMI PJsden Jaualiee
r'h Powders, and ylrrsnted Itch Ointmen,.
Tor faie at AMEs TAYLoR's Medicin: Store,
Mwbor -
ID ieo'ef, Medicine One Dollar per Box.
fnnaiee ditto, 50 Cents per do.
icn Oi"tmcnt. 50 Cents per do.
Nay "a. so,. ,,y
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
For Sale.

FOR Dale,
- IN resfonsble terms a convent.
WtY Oent tso tory. ID Selrg Hculr-
tE5SEa m Sprng.Sucet. near M. Js5x
tsEaaNI Bas5'e,'s. with FIVE roo 20 on the
tSasxScs:S oser A or, and four ab1vc. n
g,od Collar. and Sh 70 adjoining,
with an excellent veil of Vae'. For par,icS-
lars, inquire of HENRY ROWLAND. .
L'vi'g Oh the prentice.
Netpb7r,. Ma,rb 4. 9o, t,-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

This was th. laa at Of that congfef,. "a
der Whole authority, no monies were borrowed.
20 taxes created, no lsS. pAled refficting inc
liberty OF ,he cuizsn. Every other Congref, in-
created the burhcn of the people by this they
were removed.
When rhe patton Of the time, fha have
been to'go,ten. Wien the saripg intefeas Of
individuals and fhe petty chickering's Of rival
Candidates fhall have been aGsnei TO the tomb
OF oblivion. the future hifouaa fhall faithfully
record thefc facts. as rich legacy TO poaenty.
Here might trio nphandy demand OF ,he
yeflcis enemy oi liberty. 90 point oct that at,
which proves the exiaence of win TO dearoy
the federal union Winch threatens private
property, or perfona fecurity and rcfpeetabhny;
which can rcai,naoly create aay fear o. jeslooly
in the mind ut the mof iufpcious p,niic;ao
which vas not repaired by the fate Of the coun-
try, and docs not mesit the APPRECIATION OF the
people.
The moi frikine and eficsciois mode Of
contIahioa he prclcnt with the lalt adnipira-
tion, is by an at,enri,o ~ ,heir hlcai concerns.
II the tro hrit years Of thc lsa DniR alton
nh Executive vas authorized TO borrow nine
mill ns egh' hundfed tnooflnd dollars; part
o. which Was actually loaned a, per ceniun
intersit-FDr the Two lsit jeals, no loan has
been made pt au hori'ed.
lp ths two h,a years Of the lsa adnin'h,a-
tinn adciti nai du,y at cents per buihe on
fs,t, the Ramp duty sad and tsx OF two nil
lods of do.I9n were levied during the PIE.
ient. no tax has been eyed the land tax Is
ddconCnued; 7; and the itSBp tax, wish all the
o'her ln,ernai axes ha been 4o1hlhed. DIf-
ing he isR admlniAss,ion. in ,h'ee years, the
n.tiosi debt was inceaied three millions three
hundred and ninety tour thIuisnd three hoo.
6,ed and ieyenteen dollar and tohy two cenis-
Snce the pretelt, IN two years, the national |
debt has been reduced ieyeo millions eight hun.
dFed and iony Dine IhoUisnd Tour hand.ed and
thirty te~eD dollars and th,ny-eight GEMS
During the iaa adrnio ioiaraton 40 pay
nen,s @eie made - the deferred debt-On the
f'lt of April. Sol. inrereit Fl "a hli due 90 that
dent, aud he pre.eas adminitrsion have annu-
ally paid the ieon .weive-hundrei thouisnd dol. !
lars--,)nce more. when the sf adninft a'ion
Ie,ucd. there wee une million isven hux xired
and hnery. .our thoufapd and forty four doiiats
IL the trcsiaty IN the fame ueafuD
there are hge millions ard twenty thouiand two
hundred and thirty dollars AMI hxty-rSo cents
The Actual fsv;ng, Of the TWO laA ycars
may bs juGiy elimaled as fo,~s:
Two years paym-ni Of in.
iereA on the deferred debt at Dollars.
twelve hundred ,houiand dollars
, y,sr. eqnal. 1900, 900
Redut, on of the psb,ic
debt, 7,S49,437 38
lnereafe Of fpceie in the
treaiury, ,.,,6.IsS 81
I
DnlIsr, r,.+7s,61z Is
From which ioms deduct
The proceeds Of tho bank fhases
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14

7br "Sas,h nd o~m Hay- G>nerai and Cbe,se
d" -3f",es If fSt fyercb Rcpg5hc. benJ,
gfvef a,Ees 10 all q,bsm IL nay csnceys,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-05-14
IS

DrIlsrs, I3.%7S,olz 70
From which foms deduct
the proceeds Of tho bank fhases
latc'y fold b, order of the com.
milf ,ners OF the iinking fund, I,ls7,6oo
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
Diitrict of Columbia,
County OF Alexandria, q.
JuNE TERM, 1909.

County OF Alexandra, q.
JUNR TERM, 1903.
John Potts, Complainant,
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John Bannatync,
Andrew Buchanen, Jas. Hob 4
kirk and Robt. BuchanonDun- In Chancery.
lop, merchants and partners an
der the 'frm OF Findley, Ban
natyne & Co. and VIM. Wilton,
Defendants,
The defendants, Robert Finley, mo.
Bannatyne, Andrew Buchanan. Jas. Hcbki,k ard
Rob. Buchanan Dunlop, not having entered their
appearance ard given fccurity according 10 the
s of agernbly and the rules OF this court, and il
appearing to the fatisfaefion OF the court, upon
affidavit, that The faid Rob:r. Finley, John Ban.
nayne, Andrew Buchanan, James Hobkiik, and
Robert Buchanan Dunlop are not inhabitants Of
this diftiei, on motion of the faid .conplaioan,
by bis counla, il rs ordered that the faid dcfcn
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntayne, Andrew
Buchanan, James Hobkirk, and Robert Buchanan
Dunlap do appear here on the frft day OF Noycm-
Der court next, and enter their appearance 70 the
fuit and giye fecurty for performing the decree of
the court; and thar the other defendant VIM.
Wilfoa. Do NOT pay away, convey or iecrese The
debts by him owing to, or the efate or effects
n his hands belonging to the laid abfent deien-
dants, Robert Finley, John Banntaync, Andrew
Buehanon, James HobkiIk and Robert Bnchsnon
Dunlop until the further order or decree OF, this
court ; and that copy OF this order be forthwith
publilhcd for TWO mopt,is iuccefiycly, in one of
the pubic newspapers pubIilhsd in this county,
and that another copy be poaed at the front doos
of the court houle of the laid county.
B A copy--Tsh, 6. DENEALE,
+ $40, dam Clerk
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
lDubltf aennue.
On Friday.


On FRIDAY,
J, 70 s'else&, ssiU Be sold at The vtnSxe Store,
Rumin hogfheadsan barrels.
French Brandy inpipcs,
Gin in pipes and bis.
WhiRey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raidns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, sc.
4 varsetyof DRY GOODS,
Among which arc,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kereymcres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cottons, Scrges,
ElaRicks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and RuGels,
Yarn Stockings,
SChintzes and Calscoes,
Ir;th Linens, Silefa do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Muni0s ard Table Cloths
gandanna Handkerchicfs,
Coioured Threads, Hats,
And iundry other Articles.
F.G. MARSTELLER.
Oaober 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
s5aIRs bp auHi0ll.

S90tt0 ny MulktUNs
On SATURDAY,
a, 10 o'eloek, will BE- o1 the gtxaxf Store, fbt
corner OfKmg and Union f,e<fs.
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
Whikcy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in calSs,
Wine in pipes and quatter ca&ss
Molafes in hiss.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
! A Uaraety Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Caffimeres, Calicoes,
Kerleys, Threads,
Coatings, I Chintzes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cotscns, Handkerchiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, 1ufi0sesr.
O6oberiro.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-12
mo 332
Late l3ublttatfnns,
For Sale BY Robert q Join Gra1,
BOOKSELLERS e S TAtIONERS,
KING STREET,

LING STREET,
r. RAVELS IN UFpss arIsi Lower Egypt dur.
ing the c4mpaign Of General Hpndps5ts sn
TIA. country by Vtvanr Demon, 2 vol oyo.
price 4 so cents, in boards.
Hifoly of the Britnli Expedition to Egypt
by Robert T. Wilton, one VOL Svo. price $50
cents, bound.
Rolcoe's Life Of ;Loreazo de Medici: vol:
'Syo. price 675 cents in boadrs, OF 10 dos. bouna
in calf aud gilt.
Parents Friend, or cxuoas from the principal
works on Education, from the time OF Nlon'a'-
que 10 the p,elent day: 2vol. Syo. p:iee 400
cents, bound.
Public Characters, or Contemporary Biography:
containing Memoirs Of thirty Fix OF The mott con-
ipicuous characters OF The prelent age, price $50
cents, bound.
Domcaic Encyclopaedia: now pubifhing by
fabfcupsion, 10 be compriied in5 vol. Syo. Price
10 fublcribers $50 cents, Per vol. IN boards.
Friend Of Women tran1ated from the French
of Bousdier de Villemer1, by A. Morfice, price
100 cents.
Walhington's Letters on Agriculture, Syo.
100 cents 10 boards.
John Bull, OF an Enelithn,an's Fire Side:
new and celebrated Comedy, n five acts, by Goo
Colnan the Youosc ,pfice IS cents.
r. and j. GRAY
Keep conaantly fcs faIc, an extsolive shoft-
ment of writing Paper and blank accouot books.
Country Merchants
may be fupplied with The following articles, by
the grofs or dozen, on as good terms as hey can
be purchaied in Baltimore 0, Pbilsaeiph,s
Almanacs Tor the year 1904, Ghool bibles and
teltaments, Epileopal prayer books, Wart's p!alms
and hymns, Rippon's, Weeiey7s aal New son's
hymns, New Hymns and SpiritaalS3rgs, Jcpes's
and Enick pocket dictionaries, Uui1ertal, Web
fter's Dilworth's Columbian and Pe,ce's fpel.
ling books, N. England and Colam IAN primers,
Scorr's eGons, Enfield fpeaker, Monu-, Muir
rays EngIilh reader, >Soque! 20 do. Iirodcttion
to Reading, Elop's fables, Athe's gra-ans md
great vas,ety of cheap and toy books, Waik4ens
bcft Britiih inkpowder fo,seoords, inklioict., of
various descriptions, red morocco.p ocket books,
fealing wax, waters, playing cards, bcaneE aqard,5
&c. &c.
Alio on -Haqsa,
$50 rcams good wrapping papar, few kegs
printing ink Of an excellent cuaiiiy, tom ete
aflortment of German futcs ronz 20 II dolls.
each, violins, violin ltrings, bows and brldges,
inarutfions for the fife, flute, violin, &c.
.Nota Bene-All new American Pub
locations of merit are regularly received by RIB.
and Tsbn Gray, and md, be had at their book
fore in King freet at the fame prices at which
they C-Il were they are rub6lcd
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-18
From the NEw-YoRK EVENING Posr.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
No. VI.

THE fubjea Of Louidans continues E.
very day to become mere and .ncre inter-
cling 10 all claiIes OF American citizens.
Since our Iaf number, il has been oblerved
10 US that probably nothing at this time
voa'd be more gratifying 70 on, readers
than a coneife hifory OF the diicovery
and icttlenaens Of tina, country. We have
therefore made rapid and conciie compi-
nation for thar purpoie, chiefly taken from
French writer's.
In 1917 Iuau Ponce de Leon, who had
asgairsd Comfortable reputation by the
roegasf Of Porto Rico, atsed our three
iilias for voyage Of d;lcovery. The
principal mo'iye which prompted him to
tass undertaking, is faid to have been the
hope Of discovering certain fountain, re-
ported by thenarives OF Polso Rico 10 be
iituated IN one OF the Lucayo Hands, PEI
ieied ct the wonderful power OF rtinvene-
fce1c<. He touched at the Lucayos and
Baaalns lies, bur after taling of all Tx.
FOUNTAINS within his reacs, he net wi b
none that could renew lie yigo- OF y~ath.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
4 Eaiuabt Tract ef LAND 70, .Saie.

4 Kaluabk Tract of LAND For Sair.
ITO be sold the plantation whereon 4
now live, containing 462 acres, ly-
ing and being inthe County Of Jefferson,
State Of Virginia, within s milesof Shep-
herd's- Town, from Potomack River,
75from Baltimore, 60 fromthe Federal
City, aud 10 from Alexandria, (produce
may Be taken down BY water 70 either Of
the latter places. There are on the pre-
misses sgood Dwelling Houses and ! We
~ large square log Barn, ? never fall
ing Springs, with good stone Spring
House. Near one half of this Land IS
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber there are 3 valuable
Apple Orchards, - acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made |;
the soil IS equal if not preferable to any
in Jefferson County. e d
Also another Tract Of FIRST rate Land,
containing l76 IL acres. adjoining
the aforesaid tract on this tract are .
good House aud Barn, Q never failing
Well near the house and good young
Apple Orchard about one half of this
tract is cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber i; the whole can
be easily divided into or 4 Tenements.
The Terms will be made known by
the proprietor living on the E.and.
: -. : - : - JOHN STIPP, sen.
Jefferson County, December 10, 1908.
p ~ F--E. o. - ~ zsF-H
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
Valuable ii { PROPERTY P for sale.

ITO be sold OF. rented, the Plantation
L whereon ! now live, CONTAINING.
26z acres, > part Of which Is sown down
with wheat and rye, There are several
springs in convenient situations, two Of
which are strongly ilnpregnated with SUI
Phur. On this place are good ApfIe
Orchard, and about IL acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more eanbe made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one of them
two stories high, the other one and an
half Also a new Merchant Mill, and
Saw Mill, working under i ] 8 feet fall on
Sleepy Greek, with two oyershot water
wheels; the Grist Mill has one pair Of
French Burrs, and one :pair of Allegheny
stones, 4 leg teetdiameter. Tie stream
on which the Mil stands is nasigable.
Timber Is aoated down to the Mil, from
the upper country, and plank &C. can
be RATED from the Mill down TO the river
Potomak. This property is situate 6
miles from the Potdmak river, and 8
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Xir-,
gina. The terms, Sc. may be knownby.
applying ~ the subsCrihef. Is
FIT. FIT FREDERICK SNTDER.
April %, 1905. "a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30

The attention Of the people ofthe United
STATES, has long been demanded. Ills
conceived, that, il properly conducted.
Il would eminensiy promote the litera-
tire of this country, and would prove,
IN al respects, favourable TO the gratif-
canon oftaste and extension Of useful in.
formation. ~ /.
The Editor promises, If encouraged
By liberal Subscriptions. all that his ta-
Tents and labours can perform toward the
successful execution Of thelwork which
he has proposed % undertake, and he
hopes that this appeal to literary taste,
that this desire to diffase knowledge .
mong III classes Of society, viii not, like
Other attempts, hichhave preceded this,
be rendered fruitless, BY . cold and de.
pressing reception. :s7 -s ~
q Hasig ss,ahi ;shed q correspondeace
NTH lNessrs. CoNR AID, g Co. ,IshaH re-
ceiipe che above s0ork at an early Period
atser it, blbicatioa, and mill haze il de-
RVered NTH regularity q such persons as
may please h. pdtyonize Ahe nndertak-
ing. ss5 .ALBURTIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30

zCTHE subscriber respectfully informs
B il his customers and the public gene.
rally, that he still continues to practice
sPHYSIC, SURGERY, MIDWIFERY,
BIC. and asserts, that from his long,
attentive and extensive practice in the
above arts, that he is thereby enabled 10
execute with accuracy any operation
thereof that he may be required to per.
form and farther asserts, that where
nature is sufficient 70 cooperate with art,
that il shall nor be from inattention in
him, or misapplication in his Medical
services, that win In any way prevent
d speedy restoration in those who may
be under the necessity OF applying for
relief, and may please TO favour r. :
i, Their most obedienf 4 ~ i -; -
aMd Huasbie Sfrusaf, :
+ JACOBP. HARRIS. ).
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
FOR SALE,

A R0WoMAN ahbut24years
IA OF age, and her Child, q BIC Yabout
one year old The Woman is we'll ac-
qnainted with every kind Of house work,
and can spin cotton or wool. For terms
inquire Of the Printer. .ZlrSz :
December l6, 1908. - 49, !. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
. ;, August term, 1908.
HxMPsHiRE cousrY, SIS. + ]. -, -.
~ v. LEWIS MOORE,
- =. -. <sAGAtssT = + 70: s
~. JAMES BAILEY. IS !.

i Ii. So. 1-s.S- = 3 Aft@LHd1fIERkss =
THIS day came the Complainant By
L his Counsel, and it appearing 70
the Court that the. defendant is not an
inhabitant Of this G commonwealth, ii is
ordered that the defendant do appear
here on the second I'uesdayin February
next, to answer the compliments bill.
and that q copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley. and Ief-
fsrson Intelligencer and continued for
two months successfully, and also be
posted uplo two months successfully az
the doorofthe Court House f,hi: Eoun.
Is. - & = 81 }. 81 81 II
y Al Copy. Teste, ks !.
AEDREW WOODROW. {. ne.
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pUBLIc. NOTICE.

II DO hereby caution the public from
j purchasing from William Breadv. ]
certain Tract Of Land situate about eigh,
miles from MartiusbufG, adjoining lands
ofWm. Porter6eld and Others, is haye
a lease ofsaid Land for two lives, and
am determined 70 retain possessions Jun.
I'll the lease is purchased and eomFensa.
ton given for certain improvements made
thereon. 81 81, 81 8. g, Z2.-
-, EDWARD WHITE.
December Is, 1905. 81 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
NOrI!cE.

IA Ii persons who stand indebted TO
IA John Reyaoias, late Of Berkeley
County, either BY Bond, Note, or Book
Account. are desired to come forward
and discharge the same before the FIRST
day of Fsbruarynext, asnoionger indul-
gsnce can be given.
DAVID OSBORNE. 7
Jefferson county, December %, 1908.
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MARTINSBURG, Berkeley County,
Visginia; Printed and published 81 !
TOHN NIB UR IT'S.
.rEsa. Or raE INTELLIGENeER,

TAE price 81 tbs Paper IS tloo dsiiars
per annas,. eas oRarpdya5le at fhe time
Of subscribing, and one uhen The year
expires. DiSfant subscribrrspay tor the
svlioie gear IA advance. The pkice 81
Advertisements, 10 noa-snbscfibers, q
one dslsar per square lor three suerks
Insertion, and tav Continuance alaer that
time 2Scents per lpeek Sa5scri6ers 1piY
c@stiahet ereceiipeayedtrfion 81 sae-faarst
on tl.ssr aslssrsisssaeafs.
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Selected by one Of the firm from the lat
! est importalions from Europe, which,
IN addition TO their former Stool, makes
their Assortment mere complete. than
ever, the same they are determined TO
sell a. more reduced price than lsualfor
CASH or E0IfN7R7- PRODUCE, {
As a DISSOLUTION of their Co-partnership
will in a few months take place, a very
moderate profit will be taken, that they
may be enabled to sell OF, their Stock;
those who may want any article in their
line, viii find il 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 6asi-
ness, and assure them they win do MI IN
their power to merit continuance Of
their favours. II.
N. b. Those who are indebted to
us forgoods a long time standing, must
NOT think hard oft ifthe sheriff should
cali on them for pay ment, As every M
dnlgenee has been given that could be
asked for. ss \
- The highest price g;penia CASH,
fer merciaafa6kr WHEAT, RYE,
CORN o. FLAx-SEED, and an az
ialpa,'ee made mercAaadize Is tatea II
exchange.
2. NADENBouscH, 4 Co.
Martias5urg, 0cfoter %, 1906, s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
TO BE RENTED.
NAKEN up BY the subscriber as 81

TAKEN up BY the subscriber as an
4 estray, . reddish brindle BULL,
with crop Of Of the left ear, and 4 half
penny cut out Of the under side Of the
right ear supposed to be, Two years old,
and appraised 10 5 dollars. The nunes
y desired to prove property, pay char
-ges and take him aways ~
RUTH THATCHER.
Berkeley Coaaiy, ssrd 1ith No. 1905;
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
THE HAPPY FIRE SIDE.

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pleasure. by rpery lepere chaste and
nndf ected poetry. 81
II o ME-.
s WHEN Evening filings her nsky shade,
Ger days departing close
When iabouf drops the pen or SPADE,
For pleasure, or rspose.
With hasty step, and gladstone heart, NJ
Iseek my much lov'd home
"A cot TINT boasts no builders art,
An unaspiring dome, ,.1 y
Yet there the virtues with their train -
Ofsocial Joys resort H. ~ = & &.
There health and peace, and freedom
reign, 49, 81 g.. Il.
Pair exiles from ! court.
When heard the scrapings Of my feet,
What sransport stir within! /
Affection pipes her Welcomes sweet,
~ A pleasing, tlneful din: -
j My children Ay to share my kiss,
Abide arfless group !! ? ID
There centred 10 amotheT's bliss, So:
And al fathers hope. -
My rowing partner, nher turn, ! = 4. !. !.
Anticipates desire S. : 49,. X.
: And off. rs ifit would not burn, i: Z s
She trims the blazing ERE. ;s 1.
Of6ciously she now displays +
The dish and clearly platter, q
And when excuse for aught she prays, .
Contentment cries no matter.n 3 I
Thus round my soul endearment twines
With stronger, faster hold
Yes, Hymsf's lamp still brighter shines,
q. 4 And charms still new unfold. s..
2 As thus connubial pleasures rise, 1T
To gid my dear abode, s. ~ !
To Heay'n I life my grateful eyes,
And thank a bounteous God.