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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
A Warehouie to Let.

VIII rent my Warehoufa, ituate on King
tfreet, adjoining the maniion lhoufe in which ]
live, oppa6ts Mr.. j. Kincaid's. PoaeGion may
be had Immediately. tits very convenient for
Grocery fore, or a Flour Merchant. For
terms apply to P. MARSTELLER.
June :. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
BEN IAMIN COOKE,
Ca. z6.


Has received and IS neqO obenf4g (in the honfe
lately occupied by M.Gis. VIM. Fl. and E.
M. LYLEs, in Fairfax Street, a 6andseme
eDsrtment IF GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Super6ne and common cloths, Ker-
Gneres, coatings, torrelt clcrh, keriey and half
rhilks, ariped and Iofe blankets, At"nes, tath.
onable marfeil!es, toilnct and fwanftown for velt
lhapes, Irifh and German Lasn,, loGg lawn, In.
lia cottons, bandanna bandkerchiets, ladies tahi-
unable hag velvet, bonncts, DO. DO. fraw do.
white Grape, feathers and ar,fsial wrcahs, fl,
ed fix gloves pick nick and ACE gloves, fix and
cotton cords and taG-s, Ncifon ball trimming,
thread lace, do. edgng, chinzes, prints, white
and coloured c:mbrick mea.o. do. hgafed, &C..
The above goods wiH be sold IOw TOR
CASH.
Nov. Il. CIV coz"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
FOR SALE,
NOTICE..

The psrtnerfbip Of HAMILTON & GREEN
was da,lved by mutual conlent on the frit loft
all thaic vho have ang claims againa the laid
tirrn, " Ill peafe to Gallon Clement Green for ad-
iuamcet; alto, thcfs WHO aresindebted will plealc
10 make payment as above.
James H. Hamilton,
Clement Green.
{S The bohaels. in future, will be continued
s,.by GLEN. GREEN.
Nov. "A. eoee
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
FOR SALE,

1-sca 4eres IF GROUND a9isfuisg fbe 7esus q
Alexandria, x<ar the Porudey Hygit.
ALSO
One Hundred and Fifty ACRES IN
Ppace Georges County, (1layAasS,1 SIX miles
!. from Alexandra, and seven from the City OF
Washington; about fifty acres cleared, and the
remainder well tabered. There are on The premi-
ses srn. and All orchard OF good fruit. For
particulars apply to
James z. M. Lowe,
liz .4lexandris.
November g. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
The Subfcfiber

Il
Intending to remove TO Alexandra VIII u, s.n,.
OF theleac Of The property he now occupies, n,'
ted IN Fairfax county, on IL main road icaor N.Y.
and from George Town, Alexandra, aao a.: ". I'D
iogton city, half way between AlexaoorD s,n
Leetbug, and u miles from George LOWE rss,
koownb by the naae Of the Nbte Hon~ arr l', =.
Glaats. This property conGlfs of ABOUT zeO ~.
ores Of cleared land, with large quantity " h,r-
ccllens s,eadow; a commoiioas dwelling "o ,ssI
Gables and ater yneceaary ho,aes, The who's -" of
calculated for Public House, and is 10 P'iD'
iiiuatioo eqnal to any in tie fate. r,.-y~
Peqeaion may be had the frf OF ai''sy'
For further pa. ticusrs apply TO the Pl'n',[
- ZESSULoN NARNbN
White FIoule, Nov. II. ss3,
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" q Z Z.
THE term of co par,ne.lhip, exiting between
tie fbfaribers, trading under the !ifm OF f1FEn
WooDaow & Co. IS his day BY mutual co9ie"'
,iiGolvcd-al psrfons having claiG's aSainit 'neIn
will pleait hand in their accounts for fettIesnSD,'
md thofc INDEBTED TO them, called on 10 nl4N'
immediate payment 10 either OF as. ou
HENRY WOODROW,
WALTERS. BELT.
Aeuia, Nov. i. % OH.
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LECTUR r. 6

IN ipienee 70 various and comqicsr led as Il.
.pfsisnt iyitem Of the LAW, nothing which tends
20 facilitate me progrefs OF rhe Gulrnr can -
deemed ofelefs. Il is with this view ,bs, n.
fabicriber propofcs 10 deliver, tie enfaag wio,er
tand If iuitabIc encouragement off.ts. annual,
4 course Of Lectures,
On Education, Bellies Letters. Com.
potion, Hiifory and I av
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13
The Famous Stud Horse
i YOUNG SNAP, -

MILL stand the ensuing season, on
wv The three FIRST days in each week,
at my stable in Martinsburg, and the three
last days in each week, al Capt. Alexan-
der Miiier's stable in Buckles Town, sud
cover mares 1t the moderate price of four
dollars and one bushel Of grain the sea.
son, one dollar and . half cash the single
leap, and seven dollars to insure tcAl.
YOUNG SNAP was got by the noted
horse Old Snap, the property of Jacob
Vandoren, his dam was got by the i'm.
ported horse Old Arabian, his grand dam
by the noted horse Goliah, his great grand
dam BY Sampson. Young Snap is a
handsome black, full sixteen hands high,
rising eleven years this sprins-his car
riage, movement and figure, will recom-
mend him TO the eye of every impartial
Judge. Il Is needless to give q longer
history Of his pedigree, as his coits are
wen Known. The money for the season,
must be paid on the 18th Of October next.
The season viii commence the 2eth in
stsnt and End on Ihe 1T 81 July. 3,
ABRAHAM G0RRELL.
: March 10, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends and the public, that he
has opened AROUSE or PUBLIC EN-
TERTALNlMENT, at the sign Of the
Bulls Head, in the house formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. Susannah Wolsamot,.
where he iswell provided withevery thing
necessary for the agreeable and een;esl
accommodations allthose whomas please
to favor him with their custom. -.
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 will be an
excellent stand, as it liesLon the main
street through which all the principal
roads Pass) and has well of excellen,
water at the door. II. !: ...-.s...
- JARVIS JEFFRIEs..
Martinsburg, April IS, 1908. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13
f0HM BOHD,

ENESPECTFULLY informs the in.
habitants Of Martinsburg and its vitini-
~, that if suitable encouragement Is gi-
ven, he viii open q SCHOOL in the
said town Of Martinsburg, for the IN.
struction of youth in the English lan-
guage, dramatically, Arithmetic At large,
and several useful branches OF the Ma
tbematics.4-@His-wiie, Mrs. Bond,
viii attend iirequested, afemale School,
in which young ladies' will be taught
plane and other Sewing, Reading, Wri4
ring, &c. ]. Bond has taught school in
Winchester for IL years past, and has
certificates from the most respectable
persons in the state OF Virginia Of his
carahility and moral conduct, which Ger.
tihtates are lodged with j. Aiburtis for
the Inspection OF all who may wish to en-.
quire into his characters. A subscripti.
on paper is also left with the said Al
burtis for the signature Of such as may
please 10 pstfonize bis undertaking.
He will open his school as soon as IS
scholars are subscribed for. :. -.
April ~, 1908. - 49,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13

THE co-partnership Of Alfred & Ro-
II bert Gustin of the town Of Bath, il
dissolved BY mutual consent. An per-
sons indebted to the said firm are request.
ed to come forward and discharge the
same, and those to whom the firm stands
indebtedwillp please present their accounts
70 either Of the subscribers for payment.
ALPHEUSGU =
ROBERT GUSTIN.
April 80, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13
Valuable PROPERTY for sale.

Valuable PROPERTY for sale.
TObe sold or rented, the PIantation
i whereon I now live, containing
'267 acres, part Of which Is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are ses cral
springs in convenient situations, two Of
which are strongly impregnated with sui
Phur. On this place are good Apple
Orchard, and about ~ acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one Of diem
two stories high, the other one and an
half. Also = new Merchant Mil, and
Saw Mill, working undera i9 feet AN on
Sleepy Greek, with two overshot water
wheels the Grist Mill has one pair of
French Burrs, and one pair of Allegheny
stones, La feet diameter. The stream
on which the Mill stands Is nayigable
Timber Is aoAted down TO die 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 Potomac river, and &
miles from Bah, Berkeley County, Viz.
ginia. The terms, &c. may be knownby
applying 70 the subscriber.
FREDERICK SNYDER.
April 90, 1905. SIS
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13
LAND FOR SALE.

/. M GREEABLY to the LAST Win and
Il Testament Of Lewis Wissnal, dec.
and pursuant to decree of the Court OF
Jefferson County, viii be sold at public
sale on Friday the goth day ofnext mouth,
q tract or parcel Of land, containing about
two hundred and sixty eight acres, late
the property Of said Wisenall, dec. situ-
ate in Jefferson County, Virginia, near
the Potomaksriyer, and adjoining lands
Of Joseph McMurran, Adam Moler, &
Others. Mrs. Mary Wisenall has a right
ofdower in eighty nine acres Of said land.
but the whole win be sold subject to that
right. II 10 said that this land Is Of the
first quality, and abounds in fine timber,
and only about one third Of ii cleared
One third Of the purchase money win be
required In hand, and for the remainder
the purchaser viii receive a credit Of one,
two and three years, on giving security
for the payment. The sale win com.
mence at ~ O'Clock on the premises, at
the house of William Addy, where more
particulars Of the sale win be made
known, BY ~-S><z q
: =" JOHN BAKER,
I r : :. Executor Of I. WiscnaA.
= B.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13

CTRAYED from the subscriber, Il.
- wing in Middletown, A Black Mare,
four years old this spring, ~ - hands
high, has been docked and carries her
tail very crooked, rather to the Off side,
has number Of saddle marks. "A &C.
nervous reward win Be given if brought
home, or information given 30 that the
subscriber may procure her again.
MORRIS JOB.
April %. isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13

CTRAYRD from the subscriber living
- IN Martinsbarg, about The 18th inst.
. Black Horse, with star in his fore.
head, about Is l-2 hands high, six years
old. is rubbed with the geers, shod an
round, has one small saddle marx, and
the under part Of his name, cut OF. A
generous reward win be given to any per-
son who win take up and return The mid
MATTHEW RANsoNE. 4
April 90. 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13
NEW STORE.

i HE subseribeE respectfully Informs
the public in general, that he has just
opened = general assortment Of FRESH
DRY GOODS, Groceries, &c. 1t the
House formerly occupiedby Messrs. Edo
ward Beeson & Sons, which he win sell
ON reasonable terms for c ASH. X
{. JEREMIAH EVANS. x
April -, 1905. rs ~ :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13
Terms or rHr INTELLIGENcER.

The price efthis Paper ia trvs dollars
PER ann'tm, one doiiarpaya5le at ME time
81 subscribing, and one ptten he year
e.pirfs. Disfanf sabserii5fys poy far The
uhoie gear in Advance. The Srice or
Advertisements, to non-sabscribers, s
one dollar PER square far three reeets
insertion, and fer continuance after that
fihie IS Cent? per week; Subscribers .viN
scosltinhsfo receive a reduction efane-y eayt7t
on their ddbertisemenfs.-
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-, - q 8.
Elns,sr fhrssig ~ rolling tospn
k1sting here ~ airSiag there,
.khile ger 1isflnetic,s stare
1tfnk, s1gliIt eatf rers round you crowd,
q yosr Prose pretsise andload,
45tint that = their fdiptedeyts,
Drsg0 rkilg, danger hes.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13
BraksIrr couxrY, s.
February Court, 1sos.
ROBERT WILCOX, csmplainaat,
JAc0B 0NG, Deftndant.
LHLHAAeER7.

HE Defendant, Jacob OnR. not
= having entered his appearsnee =
Eseable 70 m act Of Assembly and the
rules ofthis court, and il appearingtothe
.assiaenon Of the Court that he Is. NOT an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth. on mo-
ton Of The Complainant. BY his Council,
e = ordered that The said Defendant do
appear here on The Monday after IL. third
Tnesday ~ May next, and answer the
blu q the Complainant, and that copy
Of this order Be forthwith inserted n lie
Virginia Gazette, for twomouths .ucces-
sively, and published q the door or tie
ceur.-House Of he mid County.
A Copy.
Il. DEDINcrR
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13

N. B. THE co-partnership Of Isaac
Evans & Son, has been dissolved BY
mutual consent. An persons indebted 70
said firm are requested to make payment
10 JEREM1AHEY EVANS. I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13


VIII = ssid a public Ha,dne, on The fret
day ef Jtay Conrt, a. the Court ouse
n this for1n, the II ecfs or jArs. Susan-
nab Welzamosf, deceaseZ, censistin or
DIED furniture, alarge stose and pips.
- together with Household and Kitch.
Cd furniture too tedious 70 innumerate.-
The sale win begin at 10 0,clock in he
Fore noon on the said day, when due az
tendance and reasonable credit win Be
Eiyeaby WILLIAM MACkEY.
-. 4. - -. 11dminisirafor.
n. B. An those who ere indebted 10
the estate aforesaid, either BY bond note
oropen account, are requested to nav of
The same 10 the said Administered on or
before the said FIRST day Of MAY Court
= longer Indulgence need be expected.
4 b also requested, that al who have
any demands against the said estate, win
forward them 70 the said Administrator.
properly attested, within three month
from this date, otherwisethey win not Sc
accepted. w. m.
Marfna6Ug, 1ay s, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13
Los IT.

- :. = a.
DETWEEN Martinsburg and the
Falling Waters. q large Linnen POCK-
Ell BOOK, with or 9 pockets, alpha
besically lettered, containinga number 81
Clerks and Sheriff Notes, and some O.
thsr papers ofno use to any personbut the
subscriber. Any person finding the same
and so contriving that get them, shall
receive a generous reward, and be entitled
70 the thanks oftheir very humble sery't.
~ JOHN McCLEARY.l -
April IS, 1905. r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13
SPRING GOODS.
STRAY CATTLE.

NAME to the Plantation ofthe sub.
scriber, some time last winter, three
Estray Calves, two Heifers, and a Bull.
one OF the heifers Is OF : whitish brindle
colour, two years old this spring, the
other two;are yearlings ofa reddish brin-
die colour. No brand or ear mark
They have been appraised according TO
law. The owner is desired to prove pro-
perry, pay charges, and take them away.
JOHN BUTLER.
buetles-Fown. April 20, Isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13

- A yRIsn SUPPLY ef LEE and
Cos highly approved and valuable P A.
TENT MEDlcINE,.is just receiy.
ed and may be had ~ the Office Of the
Intelligencer. -
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MARTINsBURG, Berkeley Co,n,,- -
Virginia Printed and ubLishsd 81
JOHN ALRURTIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-05-13

=. BEDINcER, 6. &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29

sails and hove his vessel dead in the wind. Her
boat was then sent along side, and the men I'M
mediately boarded the General Warren, seized
his back, forced him inso the boat and Carried him
on board the British vessel.
The English captain then accosted him in the
following ianguage--ss You dalnn'd rascal, why
did YOU not heave to when ycu saw his rlalestys
cDlors p SIR said captain J. saw no colors they
must have been hidden by your sails. g But you
damn'd s,oundrsl, did you not hear tie gun r.
Yes, sir. aud Immediately hove to. g Ycu lie,
you danl'd eternal rascal, fail upon your knees
in a moanept and ask my paidop.'' | an in a
merchant vessel OF a neutral nation, said captan
Jones, am on the high seas, and am not conscious
OF having cA-ndsd, Tor what, then, should ask
raidon g God damn you, fall upon yeur knees
m al: instant or you Shall receive dozen" was
tile answer. Captain Jones replied thar fe might
d. as he pleased.--t' Take this fellow, said the
Englishman, TO the gangway, and give him a
dozsr.' Captain was accordingly dragged TO
the gangway and there beaten as directed by the
commander Of his maicsty's armed brig, until at
length he felt himself obligea to bow the knee,
and say whatever his Britannia majesty's captain
pleased to diGfa.e. Alser many insults, added
to stripes, he was returnedon board his own YES.
sci. the captain little brother, lad Of about
70 years Of aye, was then fofcibly taken from
him.
On ibisoccasion the most tender expostulatlons
were used, till at length captain Iones's mate,
Mr.. Enersonta and it IS with pleasure We mefiAas
his uame) offered hmse.f insteaaaflhe lad. th.s
was refused with tie m4st abusive language
However the lac was at last gwen up, and capt.
Jones permitted to proceed on his yoy ige, after
taking two Of his people from han. he vas IN
formed, by those who boarded him, that the f&me
of the English brig was /" The Hunter;' but on
leaving her he cbservsd on her stem, lie ID
ana Of Venice Tor Nevis)" She mounted I6 guns
aud the sailing master SAID his name was w. w.
Bush.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29
NEW YORK, September 26.

Capt. Hamilton. OF the brig Gayoso, who ar
rived at quarantine on Saturday from Cape Fran
co.'s, informs US, that Dessaiines, the negro gen.
was ralying his forces, for the purpose of making
an attack upon the Cape In three or four days;
and that Rochan. bard (who was determined 70
hold out 50 long as he could procure provislons1
was preparing to give him warm reception.
The British blockade the port, and refuse aJu,ls-
sion to all American vessels in consequence,
provisions are very high, especially -four Which is
retailed in the Cape SO dollars per barrel.
Captain H. further informs, that the accounts
from Port Republican, were extremely distressing.
The French troops, it Is generally imagined,
wouldbe obliged to evacuate il. Inis }aa ar
ready been done at Jerenie, and the troops and
inhabitants had arrived at the Cape.
The British permit all French vessels with
troops on board pass without molestaticn; a
conduct which it is conceived, viii eventually be
less injurious to the interest of Great Britain,
than making them prisoners OF wa.
Arrived, Eng. sloop Admiral Duncan, New
s9n, mounting guns in 10 days from Proyi-
dence. Sept. IL. eff Abic3re, spoke a black
schr. the capt. was very deaf, from New London
for New Providence, out 81 day. having lost
her deck lead Of Stock. Sept. goth. in lat 81,
long. IS, spoke ship from HAVANA, for Bos-
ton, out 0 days, having been ordered off by the
Spanish Government, without Landing any Of
her cargo.
1T Quarantine.
Brig Gayoso, Hamilton, % days from Cape
Francois. Left at CAPE Francois, schr.
Chase, of aud for New York; schr. Citizen,
Muir do. to sail in $ days; brig -, for
do. schr. Sophia, of and Baltimore; and 8 Or q
other American vessels, names not recolleaed.
Arrived, ship Ceres, Moore, Liverpool; brig
Gayoso, Hamilton, Cape Francois; schr. Sally,
Smith, St. Mays; sloop Admiral Duncan,
Newson, New Providence.
Cleared, ship Manchester, Hall, Liverpool ;
brig Betsey, Rowland, Cape Francois; schr.
Little Tom, Becker, Barbados and market,
sloop Favorre, Foster, St. Thomas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29
latsa 5Foretgn gntelItgsnff
TORBAY. August Z.

The Venus cutter, lieutenant Delafons,
!, lust come in from the westward, with IN
teiigence of some importance. On the
4th instant, being about IS leagues to the
Southwest of the Lizard, she boarded a
Danish galliot, which informed her that
the day preceding she was chased and
boardedby French national sloop of war,
Of is guns, full Of troops, which on finding
that she was Dane, and not bound to an
English port, let her so, and she herself
stood after two very large French frigates,
with whichshe was in company when she
began to chase. By the course that the
higates were steering, the captain of the
Dane said, he hadno doubt but they were
bound to Ireland. Hewas very particular
in describing the uniforms and helmets of
the troops on boardthe sloop ofwar, which
proved that she was French, and not an
English sloop chasing under French colours
In fact, she chased under English colours,
and hauled them down when she came with
in hail of the Dane. These and other par
ticulars were communicated to Sir John
Colpoys, the commanding officer at Ply
mouth, who on receiving the intelligence,
Immediately dispatched cutter to lord
Corvallis, cruising off Brest, and another
to lord Gardner, at Cork As the frigates
we're very large, and mightbe arme en- Rute,
it is supposed the little squadron could con-
tain twelve or fifteen hundred men, force
indeed, of little consequence to England,
but, if landed at this important juncture,
capable of doing great deal Of mischief in
Ireland. 1t is also probable, that there may
be several such squadrons bound to that
country, to land where they can, and then
act in concert with the rebels on some pre-
concerted plan.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-29
DOVER, August 8.


This morning between three and four
o'clock we were awakened with a heavy and
continual firing, which continued until about
seven o'clock, and seemed to be in the d.
recton of Boulogne the FIRE was renewed
about eleven, and continued until about one,
F. NJ. sloop of war and cutter were dis
cerned from the hills, and eight or ten sail
within them: no certain accounts are yet
come, but it is supposed that some OF our
cruisers were chasing privateer, and had
got within gun shot Of the batteries.
Half past 6ve--a sailor just landed, says,
the hiring was between some gun briggs and
French gun boats in Withstand bay, and
that our vessels were waiting the flood tide
to renew the attack we are not certain
whether the gun boats have troops in or
not; however, we are all ready to receive
them, and expect more certain intelligence
every hour it has been nearly calm all
day.