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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-02-04
70 ne Lnhabitanfs ef Brrkeity csp,iy.
FiLLow-CIrlsrns,

. sf-%-t@ y - e-lesSy Az $
BEING fFeqyen.ly solicited By nun.
Der M Eespectable Gentleamen - come
fofsesEd Aas . Candidate 10 represent you
in the General Assembly Of this Com
monwsalth, this Is therefore 10 i0form YOU
thar ! have nj last got my own consent,
not only toenlarge hefeld Of your choice,
but # elected, 70 serve you faithfully,
according to my best judgment and liability.
4 viii add, fellow-citizens, that | have
lived amongst you nearly thirteen years,
and IN the course Of that time, have been
endeasoring 70 learn the political stu
a.i6n Of our common country. ana have
established formyselfa place Of residence
in Berkeley County, where il Is probable
Fl may pass the balance ofmy days i il Il
therefore natural 70 suppose that my own
interest, will lead me upon al occasions,
to promote Jour welfare In general, q I
body polite, (which body myself and
family forms apart.--l win further add,
that there may Be . number Of persons
who VOTE for measures and not for men,
that may wish 70 know my political senti.
rAenfs ! in order " give them thar infor.
nation, 1 do declare myself 70 Be real
republican, true friend TO the constitu-
ton Of the United States, and m appro-
yer Of the present administration Of the
general government.
With. sentiments Of esteem,
f. leave you 70, jndge,
and chuse far yo1rselyea. re
! JOEL WARD.
MiH-Creek, Dsrenbet &c, 1904.
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ca his wife, not having entered their ap-
peafance agreeable TO an act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and il ap-
pearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that they are not inhabitants ofthis Com.
monwealth, on motion of the Complains
ant, BY his Counsel, il IS ordered, that
the said Defendants do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, and answer the bill ofthc
ComplainanS and that 4 copy Of this or
der be forthwt inserted in the Virginia
Gazette, for Il months successfully,
and published It door Of the Court
House Of the said punty.
A Copy.
5Sz Teste, )
YSRAtTs
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BkRxrLEY eousrY, IS.

-
49,. October Court, 1902.
Tohn 1yies, 7itnis Ms1okirk, Georee
Nr1pkir1, HsHry Nspkirk, 5ohn NeIo-
kirk and Joseph Nerokirk, Iphich said
Henry, John and Joseph, are infants
= under the age az ri years, By George
;NeIckirk, their Guardia Comp,ts.
AGAINST - -.
David W,atkins, Tane Logan, (1vidov)
Eseeufris and Dsviseeelf flames Logan,
decd, Brian Brwn and Tanaes Wilson,
Def'ts.; IN CHdNCERT.
TINE Defendants, David Watkins and
~ Bryan Bruin, not having entered
their appearance agreeable to an net Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and il appearing TO the satisfaction ofthe
Court that they are not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth, on motion Of the Com
plainants, by their Counsel, il is ORDER
I'd, that the said Defendants do appear
here on the Monday afterthethird Tues
day in March next, and answer the bin
ofthe Gonplainants, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Gazette, for TWO months sue
cessively, and published al the door Of
the Court House Of the said County.
A Copy. r. - - -, -
. Tssfe, II. BEDINGER, c. y. c.
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We are authorised TO inform the Chi.
zens Of Berkeley County, tina. JAMES
cAMPBELL, Esq. and MAGNUs
TATE. Esq. win stand apoll nj the en-.
suing elec,ionfor Representatives in the
State Legislature.
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IWHolE No. aoi.l.

lsidered - ! great desidetatum, md lad
engaged every session the nttenti6n &c
the legislaturs. But il was believed tlat
until arms were exclusively put into the
hands Of our citizens no eilectual provi.
sion could BE- accomplished whereas
witharns in their hands they could Sc
competenf, under state regulations, Is
the complete defence of the country. q
Under the Constitution Of the United
Statcs, Il does nor appear % Sc the duty
of the states to arm the militia shat ID.
" was 4 best eqnivocal- the object
was national, thought perhaps most cdr-
fectly be considered as the duty 81 The
general government. Ii was certainly
the interest Of that governments that re
militia sh6uld Be armed -and it,w0uld
also be IT, eyidenee Of wiae an ..sr-
unanimous policy % grant the reasonable
requests ofthe states- particularly when
agrati6cation of snch requests would pro-
mote not only the general.harmony, bur
also the national strength. =3 q
Thercmoval Of the duty, Ii was OBJ
served, would In the proportion Of Is to
loo, increase the ability of the, states 10
purchase arms, for which this was sea.
son the most suspicious, and which
ought therefore tobe inmediately seized.
An immense mass 81 arms had been en-.
-pioyed during the lats European wsr--
and on the restoration or peace, which
now pervaded Europe. large portion of
them, becoming unnecessary, were CIR.
Iried into the mArket--the consequence
of whiehwas the Reduction Of their prico
much below the war price. This then
was the season for purchase. which
oughteo Be improved without Delay, .
there was no ioreseeing the hours which
new hostilities might burst out ID thak
quarter, and q L was asceftained, from
experiences, that during ) STATE 81 waf
the expoFtatiun farms was prohibited-.
which might Be that period when tiiey
would be most wanted ~ this country.
The militia were, Il MS remarked,
in most ofthe states but misefatiy sup-
piled with arms and this was more par.
ticulafiy the easein the southern states.
Should the nation, contrary 10 their wish
les. Be engaged ID way, Il was these states
that you'd experiences the FIRST stack Of
On invading enemy and IN such event,
q the ultimate dcfeiice niiistfest upon the
nafional government, Il would then Be
perceived that even the revenue would
u eacct BE aided meas the facility therc.
~ gwen the states % prccurc arms, should
have, BY the removal Of This duty, rcn-
dered nnnecessayy the interpretation Of
the federal government. BY fimiting Il
- two pears, Z stimulus would be given
g Tie etaaes, as wen g IN intimation of
tne sense q the general government Of
the Importance Of Immediately attending
to this interesting object. So =
49, .stea ,.h.,h.,i n -. ,,.,,.,.. ".
o. the r.;I;t;s aS.t 80 yr,, :, 80. -
.;d.dS Y.,-..,ilL. L..s.. -. :. 49,.
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Nth correctness aadexpedtisn.
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TO BE SOLD,

]. A VALUABLE BODY Of LAND,
n situate in Berkeley County, yirgi-
MIA, near Mill Creek, containing 500
acres. This Land is divided into three
Tenements5 with good Barn and con-
yenient DMelling House, an excellent
apple Orchard Of about 500 bearing trees,
with number ofpeach and cherry trees
on each plaee--About so or 60 acres Of
Meadow is made, which is nearly equal
ly apportioned Between the different pla-
scss, and considerable quantity more
may be made with but little trouble
About enc half Of the Land Is cleared,
enclosed with good fence, and in excel
lent farming condition the other half
is cloth'd with goodtimber, suehas white
and black Oak, Hickory, &c. There
are four springs Of good Water ON this
Land, three Of which are so situated Is
to be convenient 70 each Of the different
houses. The Property may be seen and
the terms known on application to the,
subscriber, living on the premises.
An indisputable tide, free from in-
cumbrance, will be given. $500 ll.s...s.
JONATHAN. GARRARD.
lefekey 4. 1909. Y
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL Be sold 1t Keeptryste Fur
mace, near Harpers Ferry, on Thurs
day the tenth Of February next, the fol-
loving valuable property, viz. FOUR
TEEN HORSES, some COWS and
HOGS, one yoke ofmell-broke OXEN,
four WAGONS, four CARTS, a
number Of WHEEL-RARROWS,S ho-
5yels, Axes, and implements Of every
description necessary for Blast Fur
mace, one set Of Blacksmiths Tools COM
plete, one good FERRY BOAT, and
one FLOUR ditto, eight or ten Tons Of
HAY IN the stack, some Household md
Kitchen Furniture, With variety Of ar-
ticles TOO tedious 70 insert. On ~ pur.
chases above ten Dollars, three montAs
credit viii Be given, on entering into
bond with approved security, the sale
win commence early in the day, and
continue from day % day until the whole
Is sold. d ;.
GEORGE w. HUMPHREYS,
Agent for Henry Foxali.
January u, 1905. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28
~ -rz-r--t sy944u&6 u
BURR MILL STONES.

THE subscribers have commenced
the manufacturing of Burr Mill
Stones, a. the Mandatory formerly
owned by James Hickley. They have
near 5000 pieces now On hand. Benja-
min Brown Zone Of thspartner.) has been
long in the busineess, and aaihands To-
carry i on very extensively. They can
supply any order q Z short notice.-and
Aatter themselves, Of as good 4 QUALIFY
- any ever made IN the United States.
ISAAC MCPHERSON,
BENJAMIN BROWN. VI
Baltimore, 1annary 10, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28

The whole exissenee old iittle ilsect
ealled Etkcmend Il said 10 be but SIX
h0drs. ID tint slaoft space Of time. Il
ptxforlns md finishes its alctfed business
ofhfs ! md leaves the stage Of aetion to
beoIcupi " succeeding generations.
Let sespfeal PRIDE, eonfemplafe this
insect, md sink Into il own nothing.
nessE Vain glorious nan, who seolEsst
e divine y klation, and deniest and de.
fidest the Immortality which the gospel
~ brongh. kolighf. What an shou But
= Epheme1ai Il this lie limits the Id.
mn existence, ind deaih q N etsfnal
deep, ~ the generations u men, swell
philosophers and sages = tke most ieno-
rant of the vulgar, ne placed cn the same.
scfls With insects, md must say to tie
werm, = thou M cur bfothef.p Tia
usuai dsnzkion Ct the existenee ofman5
upon esfth Il indeed ineonside rally lon.
eerthznth.r ofansphemera. The haurh.
y1teAEare, nm, measures his existerce
81 yrars--snd his lie, sosnetimes, thos
Fesy seldom, = spun OFT q siree score
yer nd teus-bdt Whak d . Sear !--It Is
. hftls haEment q dime, tfSf 4 ever On
thtEine s-lit slips away impereeptibly,
and when it7is gone, Il appears Ike 4
drsam. The cornmenceinent Of The
yen, that i now closing, seems Iike yes.
terley. - We spend bur years Ike i
talethat istold. ? One year follows ano-
thsr, inrapid md impercsptible success
sion, till the curtain drons and the dranna
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-01-28

CTRAYED from,he subscriber living
~ In Bloomsbury, Washington County.
Maryland, on The, 18th December lar.
a BAT HORSE, between: is and l8
hands high, win Be 4 years old uext
spring, has small whine spotback OF one
Of his ears, several small saddle marx i.
and asmall white spot 1t the root ofh;s
al, was shod before and i ! natural
trotter. Eight Dollars Reward viii Be
given for taking up the said Horse. md
informing me Thereof, 20 that I get him
sgain, 81 y and necsssary expsn.es for
bringing him home. 81
JOHN BRANDNER.
January q, ises.
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JACOB JENKINS, sen. Y
JOHN JENKINS,
WILLIAM WILSON, ..
s Executors.
pessstr ! isoa.
]. TO tae citisenssf Bsraslsy Carry.
Rapemttr !. isca.

Tashe Cisisenssf Berkeley Csraey.
Cte3sss3as.g M n ss.. 80
DOME embarras,ments IN my aaairs
have heretofore withheld me, the adjus,s
Nmcnt Of them enables me now, 81 die re.
quest Of some respectable characters, %
offer myself ut the ensuing election can.
didate 70 represent you inthe LegislatusS
OF this State. sSY ~ 81, Il
From my very limited knowledge &c
Persons, and this late season of publicly
Offering myself to your patronage and
support, profession of mypolitical SEN
timents my Be Thought necessary, in
such case, Ieanassure you, that / have
ever been, ia its strictest sense, arepub.
lican, strongly attached to union and re-
Preaentatiye governmental wish the
.welfare ofthe General Government from
.aPersuasion that Il win secure peace at
homo, md respectah ility abroad, nothing
would induce ne 10 sacrifice one fiRht 81
the Stafe Government, from 4 convict.
On that dizzy are the most eliRibte modes
Of regulating our internal Affairs, and
saSest guards against anti-republican en-.
eroAehments. Il "a d
Ineyer was . partizan but ever had :
the highest veneration for Mr.. 1eFerson's
splendid talents, and well-uied regard
tor republics, and do think, that his
handsome support Of the General Go.
yernInent, IN the course ofthe past year,
to6ether with the extingnishment Of 8 or
i0million dollars Of the national debt.
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!. ALLSI0F+ LETTERS remaining III
II tie Post flee at Gharies 7ioyc,i Tie Isl.
january, 1908, .1phich inof taken at
bsfove the Isf April, zsilf be sentto fhes
Geaeyd Post q ice as dsad istters.
"A. George Alien, care If Mr.. Nat.
thew Frame. Matthew ADKINS, caspen-
ter, andtaeern-keepeE Jefferson County.
3. Joseph Brine, care Of James Nit
chel, Middle Town. Joseph Bryan,
care Of William Sherrard, Mill Creek.
Joseph Brown, Middle Tswn, Berkeley
County. Washington Van Bibber, Sui
phur Springs. Thomas Breckenridge.
Captain Richard 1ssyIer. Robert Bay
Tor. Benjamin Bell, Merchant, Smith
field. Col. Thomas Ruckner. David
Blue. sssy s.
s Hector Campbell. John Crock
muchs Andrew Clancy, care ef Rev.
Mr.. cahill. Robert Castor. John Cage.
Charles e kapmar. II -4 81 u Il. !. =
p. Patti Duty, Berkeley County,
Elias A. Delashmutt. Leonard Davis.
3. James English. Joseph Edwards,
near Smith6cld. William Eaty. John
Edwards, Berkeley County. = 81
i G. benjamin Goldsbury, living near
Keys Ferry. s {
H. John Heiner, care of Jacob Spon-
sler. John Homer. lanes Hurst
John Holland. William Hall, Berkeley
County. Thomas HAMMOND.
Ruben Jordon, near Battle Town.
David Jol mon.
K. John Kerr, George Adam Kel-
linburger, Berkeley County. Kimher-
ley & Buckhannan, Merchants, Short
Hill. Mrs Sarah Keys.
L. Charles Little. Maddfon Lego.
George s. Lane. Theoderick Lee, Berke-
ley County. Mr.. Philip LieweIlin.-
Joseph Lewis, Stubanvilie.
M. William Maxwell, care Of Mr..
Sherrard, Mill Greek: Mr.. Marshall.
Willoughby Morgan. Rebecca Morris.
Nicholas Mackenley. Daniel McPhef-
son, son Of John McPherson. William
& John MeP herson, HuIlskin.
Mrs. Gatharine Nelson, Frank
o. william On, Berkeley, care Of
w. Wilson, Middle Town. David OF.
Aey, Merchant. Mrs. Ann Obey. q
r John Palmer, care Of w. Byrd
Page. John Pleassnts.
r. William Robbins. George Rice,
Tanner, Long March. Van Rutherford.
Thomas Reid, living at Prospeet Hill
John Reed, care Of John Henderson,
Middle Town. Y. e s5,77tss 81 a
s. Seth Smith, Smith6eld. Will
am Shope. Anthony Strother, care Of
Thomas Flagg. Harley Sullivan. James
Stidmote, near Keyes Ferry. Beniamin
Stephenson, Deputy Sheriff of Jefferson
County. Widow Strider. Joseph Stone.
John Sherrard, care Of Henry Sherrard,
Mil Greek. John D. Slemmores. Will
liam Simmons, Darkesville. -
J.. Alexander Thompson. Presley
Talbeft, Berkeley County. Nicholas p.
Tieklingherst. William Thomson, Lee
Town. s III. ~. ;.
w. William Wilson, merchant Mid.
die Town. B. Williamson, Inn-keeper.
Ezekiel Wright. John Wager, Jun.
Beny-HilL. Francis Whiting. X Adam
Weaver, merchant, Buckles Town.,
James Wallingslord, near Opeckon
Greek. Basil Williamson. q u,
N. B. Where no place Of residence is
mentioned, Charles Town, or near il, 10
"a b2 underxtood. 49, - :
P. s. The Postage on all letters from
this date, must be paid immediately.
. MATTHEW FRAME, Pm. !
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T. mrs
o. seeiak . I1dg - decline, jfom u
sSratmrnt = ! lgvs q sir.
on usndefing il he n,ossy die,
I've seen tk< klly Of the vale,
uncunseious ofits dcom, 8
40 every piercing wind that blows,
T6penfly dews and chilling SHOWS,
Kxpana It, beantious bloom.
B1S efs lie moon-siie s;lne appears,
The icy shcwcrl dissolved IN tears,
Hangs lovely on the fowl;
Like many fliondless victims born,
ltdroops beneath the leaAess thorn,
Thc victim o. an hour.
The fs \ b6lny hsslfhiAS SPRING
Whenshepherd boys and plouehmensing
Adornagain The erove-.-- q ]
But lceclipess yin ne'er return
70 Laura, Who must ever mourn,
he hour e hepeless love.
Yetwb<n de elay-c6ld hsnd Of death,
Consi1ns thee % thy kindred exfth, s.
Thy aching heart q resi-
The muse Win o. d ev'hing hours,
Protect the mnny beautious Eow'rs.
With which Thy turfis drest.
And of deep shadowed II ths wild,
The sorrqw of her fav,tite child, s
Ii hall6wd accents NOUN
rNilhsoms wand ting spirit tread
Thelonely pathway Il the dead,
LIovenerate her urn.
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: ONE CENT REWARD.

DAN away fromthe subscriber On the
N sfhiast. N apprentices boy named
JsneF BuIk, abouf sfeet 3 or 3 inches
high shad On and took win him one coat
ing roundabcut and pantaloons, one fur
hat md one wool disto, one pair Of
sscd stocking md one pair q shoes. The
abovs reward win Be paid, but no thanks
cyen lofretnrninx him.
PATRICK SPRINT.
Chnlss Town, January =, 1905. .
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AN ADDI7I0NAL SIIPPL1OF .
III w FOODS.
xl2NUHG q OnY5ety. Of 0tlIer valuable
and Nice G00D5 saita6ls II The
preseat and approaching sea-
spas, che sutscyibcrs have

~
THREE BoxEs IRISH LIN
MEMS, ofthsiatest importations,
one Box Of which principally contains,
every low price - wide Einnens) suit
able for The lining Of Hats, &cs
They have also lately received q large
qaantity of excellent long FLANand
COTTON, BAR-IR0N, Crowley and
Blistered STEEL, CASTINGS, TIN
STONE, GLASS, QUEENS and
CHINAWARE, SoALand UPPER
LEATHER, &C. GROCERIES, ~.
TENT and other MEDICINES. q.
gether with III extensive and comnIete
assortment Of SADDLERY 81 every
description--all which we win sen cheap
for CASH Or COUNTRY PRO.
DUcE.
JAMES $. LANE, & Co.
Shepherd .. 7ssun, II
Jaaaa,y p. 1905. j 81 &
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n. B. We invite and earnestly request
~ persons indebted sous ii my manner
whatsoever, 10 come forward immedi-
ately and discharge their respective dues.
JAMES s. LANE, &co.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-08
PHILADELPHIA, April l..

Arrived Ship Camilla, Roiter, Calcut.
"a ;.brlg Diligence, EGeya, Porto Cavel.
10. fch'r Jofeph, Chafe, Norfolk Will
liam, Burns, ST. Andrews Fox, Shurt.
lift, North Carolina loop Patty, New
ton, Richmond; hip Active, M'Dougal,
London Java, Bullock, Coffee Cal
liopc, MORE, yarmouth Ham5ro, Ma
ria Elizabeth, Eiulchinfon, L,lben Ma
ria, Calvert, Gibraltar; Barque Packer,
Sawyer, Portland ; brig Molly, Davis,
81. Thomas ; Sally, Wilmington, King
ieon, Jam. Henry, Af1ech, Liverpool ;
d2op lnda!t'y, Lumb, NewburyPoyt.
Cleared. Ship Voitaife, Bowen, COAT
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16
NEW-TORK A9ra 5. 1909.

LAST evening, bet " cen the hours af 6v,
ana Tx o''iocS, the conyltts in the Fate prifon
fols upon their keepers and forced their way
INTO the yard OF che building. 60 The guard
OF the Prllon, IN arretting thcir Eight, fhol ono
man, MORALLY wounded another, and Aiehtlv
wounded ieYerai others. They wereall fccur-
ed and re-conyeyed to their cells The VII
laIqs fet ire TO the prilon, hue it was foon ,,,
ouf' before any materiai damage had been fuf1
tanned. we have. not been abe to get the
particulars OF this daring attempt.
n. I. GqS.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-16

tHele@lPe' aiays2i 7oof tyleaslelt. Os three
Iuh]ects yaccinated with this dilurcd ,liatrcr.
swo tool; the I;lcaic in the uiual syar. The
remaining thiri was yaccinased in each arm.
with one pdHChrc Of ths diluted matter, ana
jto IN eacharno, IL ike manner with undHpte,,
vaccine matter, but all ihc.c four punGsureaS
failed to produce the dittaic, the fubjea bei,S
an adnlt, and probably having had he d1aii
poS.
he abovc is extracted from Ti!locx,s
Philosophical Magazine, and is ct 10 much ;r,5s
por5ance to extend the bleaings of vaccins-
ton, that the printers OF newspapers j, is
hoped, will generally repubiilA this article.
ANOTHER important communication
hom Paris, is that the king Of PruiIia codes
Neutchptel, in Switzerland, to the new re-
public of the Pays-dc-V aud; republic which
wii be as much department. OF France as
Savoy or Nice. Bonaparte finds every facili.
" In rounding natural boundaries.
LIZ TIERS from the Ruhian confines.
dated the 2Sth December, fay, & The ports
on the Black Sea are to be declared free 9orrs.
Al articles of traffic may be Imported into
them, tree from duties; and the duke d.. RI
cheiIeu, lieut.. general in the Ruifisn Cervice,
IS appointed TO the principal direction of The
affairs of shoie places, both commercial and
military.