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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

EORMERLY owned by Gov. PorrsR,
J. beautiipl blood hay Horic, OF ize, figure.
and movements has proge,' himlelf 10 DC one of
the frf fires that has ever been bred among us,
as may be obisrved from his cells il the county
Of Wsfbing,cn, fome OF which have been fold
for 7qVo HsaGrcd Dol2ar a, two years old.
TALLIo was fred By the young Libe'iy, Whole
FIRE ran at Newport againit Vangmh's horie.
Any Gentlemen, therefore, Who you'd win 10
improve in their breed of hories, are ioiicited 10
call at the fable of Mr.. Amos Gaydary, 3otoa
Neck where the shove hoIi- may be ieen on
Mondays aud Tueidays from the firtt Monday
and Tuefday in May there to continue through
the feafon on Mondays and Tuei3ays and
Fridays and Saturdays at the fable of Mr..
Samuel Allts (Nor,h. King gaown. The re-
maihiog part Of the !eafon he will he at the fa-
bic of the fubfcriber, in Sooyh. Kingao@n.-
The terms of iervice. are 7bys DoLars The fes-
fon, money paid down; bur if the money DC
not paid down, Far DsLiay viii be required
and One Deliar & .ftiy Cea,s the hrgle leap.
u Coed paauring fuT mares, at the above
fands. SIMEON HAZARD.
SoHtb- Kirgeoz0n, ipril Q. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
State of Rb0de-IQand, SJc.

VXTHEREAS the Honorable the General
oV wv Alembly did. at their fcfion in Febru-
AIRY IsR, appoint the underG sncd Commiflioners,
TO porchaie a part of the Registered Public
Debt OF this State, bearing an inlcrea of foor
per cent. per annum and have appropriated
about twenty five Thoufand Dollars for that
Pvrpoie. We therefore reaoea all Perfoos poi,
leHed of faid Debt. AID who with TO difPofe of
the fame. TO fend Us 10 wiring tfrce OF poaase)
the amount of the fun they have 10 fell. and
their !n~si price, on or before the 10th day of
April next.
SAMUEL VERNON, | rL
CONS rANT TABER, I
HENRY SHERBURNE, |'"''''
Neq0So,t, M4,1 oi5, So3. iss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

ID ESPEcTFULLY informs the public, thl,
IN he has removed from the hoafe Of his
s,her DaqdS Nefon, 10 the ihcp Of Mr.. 75emas
ioukapd, directly oppoGtc--whero all kinds OF
Tin WARE can be fusoiihed at tho lhorea
eot,ce, aud oo as reafonable terms as can be
bought 10 this town. Cooitant attendance will
be gwen. and the imalest tavors acknowledged.
Ncwpen. Dec. i8. 1907. Il6T
" Cath & the higheit price given
70, old PEW TEX and LEAD. =
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

THE fubicribers having entered into partner
Il ihip. under The firm of
Spooner and Durham,
hereby inform the Public, tha, they carry on the
Sail Making buGnels, in It's various branches
at their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Mslbone. at the South part OF the town.
Thoic who may favor them with their cuitom.
may depend on pundaality and difpatch. All
favors will be gratefully acknowledged, by
WING SPOONER, ad.
l4a. e.t. s4-Gg CHARLES c. DUNHAM. q
Newport, April 8, 1902. 79J
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
w. r. WILD Err,

BOOKSELLER & STA7IoNER,
Has RsmsU>I 10 fbe Store next Do0r Nsrfb Of
MsD5'. Gi55' Il Cba@ai@g's,.
EXyHERE he offer, for faie, many thonfand
w Volumes of BOOKS, 10 the different
branches OF LitcfNun--sogerher with almofi
every article in the Stationary line. whoiefsle
and retsil.----Alfo an elegant AIoriment OF
Gentls"en's HATS, from IS cents to dol
lars and so cents.
hfzVpayt, AsP. al, oqtf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
Nicholas WebHer.

INFORMS the Public, that he has opened a
4 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street. in
the honfe, late thcproperty of Mr.. Cakeb Earl,
where he has for Sale a general afiortmeN Of
WEST-TNDLH GOODS.
Among othefs, are the following articles
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Cherry. Run, MoIahes,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
kinds. Coffee, Chocolate. Raifins, Currents.
Pepper, Ginger, Al(piee, Cinnamon. Nutmcgs.
Buster, Cheefe, Candles. Onions, Tobacco,
SNUFF, Powder and Shot, Lamp. Oil, Loaf aud
Brown Sugars. &c.----ALSO,
A general and extenfive variety of
Crockcry and Hard Ware; Mems and Wou,cn's
Shoes, &c. &c. it'll many other articles, too
tedious to mention all which viii be fold at
the noft reduced prices.
Neqppo,t, Nev. I'll. 1901. 6otf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16

nRlFTED from griaol. about 20 or Il
~ days hnce. hips YAWL. Whoever
has found ths fame, aud will return il to the
Sublcriber, or give information where it is,
fhall be gencrouly rewarded therefor.
..l4 JOSEPH WARDWELL.
B,y'sl, Mareb az, 1904. .
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
GEORGE THOMAS.
Csstt7iOser. Dyaiiltr, end F,m Prslt,ver.
' Has for fsle The following Articles, viz.

SVyt"U7fV, DWH11V, ava TTW TT7ffVfT,
- fIas for fsle the following Articles, viz.
Freih Malaga grapes box and
cafs railins figs slmon ls 10 fhell prunes /;
cu'raotsi notmegs cloves cinnamon alfpice |;
pepper; ginger teas; coffee chocolate, No.
& q, prepared with and without vanilla brows,
powdered & ioaffugar Cordials of all kinds.
An aHorment Of preterved fruits, olives. psa.
nuts; beR Sherry. Malaga, s; Tencrife Wines |;
1T aud 9Th proof Jamaica Spirits. and Antigua
Run; together ~i,h an elegant sGonment Of
Glai' sod Crockery WARE, which he is deter.
mined to Gcll very low.
Nsseisn, March 4, 1905. (6,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
JACOB RICHARDSON,

J5-IOD NlIf1 A kl)oON,
Has fS, Salf az fbf ppeg-O@ee,
\ Hundred Thouiand Du,ch Qnlls, from
"A No. 8 TO IS. to be fold as low as can be
purchafed in the Statc--Slates Of the firit quail
ity, by the Dozen. OF all Ezes--Paper by ths
Rearp ofall qpali,ie,.
FEB. z6, 1903. lz6%f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
For Sale.
Public Entertainment.
taft

Plt6[lC Entert1ip171e' ut.
THE fublcribcr inform the Public that he
L has opened Houle of Entertainment in
Water Street, in the town OF WARES, fgn
of the Ship; wet of Cells Inn.--Conitant at
tendance will be given, and every attention paid
TO Ladies and Gentlemen. for their accommoda.
ton, by the Public's humble fervant,
PRESERVED ALGER.
O7obv az, 1904. cviiitf
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
For Sale at PA5Ec AnTior,


4H IOIltl n. SiIdW, OK. W.
INFORM the Public TIA, ,hev have taken
A. Shop next door but one North Of the
Coffee Houfe, where they car'y on the
WRrcH.MAKING BUSINESS
in all its Branches. Likewiie al kinds of
Hair Work sS Gold Cybbers
neatly executed. They have for Sale, Englifh
and Geneva gold & Oliver Watches, Gold Neck
laccs, filver tea and table Spoons. ialt, mutard
g. pap Spoons, foup ard punch Ladies, fugai
Tongs. large & final Locking Glafes. droiiirs
Do. tea Trays, Wsiers & drefEing Cafes, plat
ed, wooden. and Britannia Gators, Britannia
tea and coffee Pots, Gentemen's and Children,
bef & comtnon Hats, Sufpenders, Knives and
Forks. bra!s globe & common Hsndirons, Shoy-
el & Tcngs, bsais ard jsppansd Lamps, elegant
plated s. orah Candleii,cks. dart and common
Gains, hosfe s. chsile Whips, ladies do. Sci(Iors,
Pen. Knives, SnntFers g. Trays, powder Boxes
and Puts, Razors in cafcs and without, Having
Boxes, sod Windfor Soap, Cream Balls, writing
Paper, Dutch Qai's. Spauiih Segsrs. Maccsbau,
Rappcc & Scotch SNUFF, Starch, Porple Brown.
together with complete AGoumcpt Of Jewel
lery s. Perfnmery. y.--- They ALTO carry on the
GoLD & SiLvRRsMIrH's
BuGnefs Cain given for Old Gold ard Silver.
+ft penssuai attendance, and the fmslielt
favors gratefully acknowledged.
Newport, Oa. Z. .lsoz. 7z,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
For Sale, abom 600 acres 0fLand,

F0r Sale, about ooo acres Of Land,
I YING in fquare piece, in the fou,hwea
IL corner Of Ha,fiasd, about one hxIh part
cleared up, divided nearly in the middle by the
Farmiugton River, and the new Turnpike road
lesling from Hartford to Albany, about IS
miles from Hartford on which is a young Or
chard of 400 Apple trees beginning TO Deaf,
and many other truit trees. The foil il of An
excellent quality, very well wstersd and pro-
duetve-and though fome What aouey & roagh
in many parts, not more 70 than land in this
country is in generals The Farm nay be, di-
vided into paseeli, iuitable Cor good moving,
tiiiage aad paituring.--A SaS Mil has lately
been eteetedon canal leading from Fafmington
river through faid Farm, where the dan being
low IS perfectly iafe 4; and the trench affords
convenient a!tei for nunibor Of other Mills.
There ia tiEher enough On fsd Fsrn, Of the
very bea kind, viz. Whi,e Pine, White Aih.
Birch, Maple, Beach, Hemlock, &c. fuffcient
.aT one Mil! IS years, all within about haig
mile, land tfsnipottation, and that down hll.
The premiics in their p'eient Rste. will pro-
doce 1000 dollars per annnn, neat profit, clesc
of all expenoes which tu'p. BY good manage
inent, may he incIealed, sod no Fear of any fu-
ture diniputioo. May be entered upon imae-
disiely, aud good title given, on rcafona5le
terms. RALPH PCMEROY.
Haytlan4 Maye5 2 IT. 1909. i3I
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16


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From ibs Pbiadsip5ia True Ams,ean, Mareb 80
ROBBERY -!
1br t5iiozving intergJgiag account Of a
mi barbarous ahroeiOu5 robbery ba5
been communicated far pabHtdtioh BY
a rstbetFabie gentleman at NHioME
port, PennglVania.
The unhappy luferer is young
lady, about I8 years Of age, by the
name Of ESTHER M'DewELL. The
hifory of her misfortune is thus re-
lated by our correspondent.
Mifs M'Dowell is the daughter
and only child of Or. JoHN M'Do-
WELL, who, about three years fince,
removed from Montreal to Kentucky,
where he had purchafed an eltate.
He left this daughter to reGde with
an aged aunt, who has fnce died and
left her niece heir to a comfortable
property. Upon the death of her aunt,
the young lady exprched to her father
a with 10 remove and relide with her
parents in Kentucky. Accordingly
he ient man, who had been brought
up from infancy in his family, and in
whole fidelity and honor he had the
mott implicit confidence, to conduct
her home. She proceeded with him
from Montreal, and arrived in the
neighborhood OF Wiliamiport, on
Monday evening, the 2Ilf of March
init. During the day the villain had taxi
en pains to avoid oblervation as much
as pohihle, by leaving the public road
and pafing through obfcure and unire-
queured paths. They continued to
travel till abc.t fen o'clock in the
evening, when he fuddenly difmount-
ed, dragged The lady from her horfe,
and preienting piitol to her breal
demanded her money, and threatened
to murder her if fhc attempted TO give
an alarm. She implored his mercy,
oiIerins him all ihe poflefied upon
condition OF iparing her lite. At ttIar
infant he tore of her bonnet, and
gagged her mouth TO prevent her from
ipeaking. He then proceeded to "trip
her Of every article of cloathing, and
tying her hands behind her, made her
faf TO tree while he packed up her
apparel in the faddle bags. Having
done this, he removed her to more
di(tant part of the woods, made off
with the horfes and all the property
that ihe had with her. Il
In this depIorable Gtuation fhe
remained, entirely naked, expofed
TO ievere cold ofthe night, until about
break of day, when by her itruggles,
ihe loofened herfelf from the tree, and
with much difficulty made her way
thro' the woods 10 houle 60 rods
diltant, where ihe was kindly received
and fhpplicd with fuch things as we're
immediately neceilary. Itwss not until
a comfortable time that ille was able
to fpeak and relate the particulars of
the dilafer. She is now at the Rev.
liaac Grier' s,who lives near that place
where the inhuman crime was per-
petrated. Though nearly hundred
perfons have been engaged in purluit
of the villain we are forry to fay that
no certain intelligence has been OBJ.
tained. The following advertisement
contains defcription of the perlon
and property -
400 Dollars rsseard, FIR opprshending
BENJAMIN CONNET.
He is about = years Of aye /; Of a
middle .f=s. /soarfby COMPLEXION, has
long black bair, lied sOif5 a ribbon has
a remarkable large male atoOe bis ieif
syebro7u, zo6ieb be takes pains to conceal
BY Jufsriag bis hair 10 sraso long npoq
bis. fors5sai bad on a Egbt ealoursd
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
To be Sold or Let,

A WELL fnifhed Dwelling Houfe. fituated
4 4 on Thames Street. oppoGte Mr.. Rob,rs
Sisvs.s'--Aifo new Store, adjoining the yard
aud garden, With a good well Of water.-If
not immediately fold, the Shop, withfomc part
Of the Houfe. will be TO let.-The fituatiou,
both for health and buGnefs, is not inferior 10
any in town. Conditions may be known. BY
applying to HENRY G. CHAMPLlN.
Newport, Nov. 20, 1907 cxii
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-04-16
TO BE SOLD, OR LET.

FOR SALE,
nALF Of Body PEW, No. So-i,rate on
4 4 the Wea Aile Vey gear The palpi,, ID
the Rev. Mr. Byadly's Meeting iioufs.--Fot
terms, enqu;re Of TIE Printer.
Newport. Oa. z3, 1904. 1887
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

RIOTICE i hereby given, thsta RI.
In titiou win Be presented 10 the next
General Assembly9of the State Of Viz.
ainii, praying, that % much Of the
Counties Of Berkeley, Hampshire and
Frederick, asare included IN the follow-
ing bounds, towit. = Beginning 81 Cher
ry's Run, from thence up Potonak Ri-
ver to the mouth Of Little Capeon, thence
up Little capeon 10 John Copsies, thence
with straight line to the Romney road
leading from thence 70 Winchester, SIX
miles from Francis Whites, thence
down the Roriney road d Lockhart's
Tavern, thence with i straight line To-
Sleepy Greek Mountain called Third.
Hill from thence to the beginning May
be- formed into ! separate County, and,
that the s.at Of justice BE a. near Gems
ire thereof as the convenience ofths lind
viii admit. rs ~
.SsPiember SO, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
- - tx sss E9f 9ssss'.e q Il
PHLLdDELPHfA. Sspfrn5er %. !.
COMMODORE JOHN BARRY.

When che death Of this gallant eticcr:
yvas dnnonnc12 tle nupaeroHs oraamrnts
efhis aavaldnd domesfic characters fresh
ened IN ouy rec9ilecfioa, and a 6iameless
inp,itse mas u to pay his memory The.
homage ef orr grdtifude and sistsye res
pect--a tribune spdich tie 4ssetoas ,piR
Re proud 10 echo, and tpt;cb he inReni.
Gus cannofsd disc br0oe.
itasay teneediess % observe thar Car.
TAIN BARRr esbstsed NTH ardsr ne
cause 81 liberty early ii fse year f77s,
sr % say NTH suhaf cpnsfancy Of attach
ias1t and boi daess Of saterbriss Ne sxb-
ported her Interest during the 1uar !; al,
tphs hare read ne details Of thar gieriens
3sfragEle, a,usfts famiiiay svith ne R6 me
Of Ceptaia Barry, apdpie1D IN aim q pa
irisF q friie inttgrity and Of ,ildSt6ted
bravery. b sl.s..!
His naval atchiepmknfs Mould 81 Them.
seives habe reflected mach ksaor on1his
aaemery, bitf fhsserenid nef havs sndtayy-4
ID 10 % his JeLlew Citizens, Aadh he spa MED
these Tenfie and amiabie pirises, Irhiich
embeiisA fke 1eniieman, and enobie the'
soidier. Mutnre nor less lind fhGa for-.
tstne, gave nm, a Aedef, 1phich fAs; car
mage and desoiation 81 var cbnld not har-
dtniafe erisetty--dn9 the tenor Of his ma.
val careeritS1tibits a troef that the art ef
conla,aading does nor consist in ssperciE-
eus haaghtiHrss, fyraulosp insuif, and
Ipanton seVetitg. II me pleasing oiesp
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

city gate, 10 meet the consul. offering
the cross in order thar he may kiss Il j,
heisthen 10 Be placed undera canopy,
The bishop accompanying him until be-
arrives q die church rate, where win be
sung the following pnthenf :. Behold
i send my angle who shall tread my
way before yon," together with the other
suitable psalms. Arrived It the church
gate, the consul win Be presented with
the holy watef, which, after having dipt
his finger in, he win make the sign Of che.
cross, afterwards the consups suite win
Be sprinkled, the people only bowling
without changing places. Furthersif
Mad. Boaaparte Is present, holy water
win Be offered TO her, then her consort
win BE accompanied 70 the efisiant ofthss
alter, where he win kncel under pre-
pared canopy. The Bishop win ascend
the alter upon the left, and sing bare
headed rs usual, and turning 70 the au-
ditors some verses and prayers win be
said the Deum win be sung, the bishop
will give solemn benediction. and the
consul win be led in the same manner as
before 70 his palace. Il, -
Sadatnln on Sunday nigh tie t6troies
effhe FGiixboHrgs So. Aafoin and Sc.
Marceaax, mere doubted, dndmdny per-
sans notoritnsi in our Revolutionary Gnnais,.
mere dryested- Sanseyre, banis 7GiieH
and Ser edut. mr. said to d in flls pyison
IL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

suitable for the present and approaching
seasons, the whole comprising q very
GENERALS COlZl9LETE lSNORL.
MENT, too extensive 70 particularize,
and selected from the latest importations
at the Cities Of Philadelphia and Bald
more. The Subscribers, viewing the
Improperly of the common pompous
puis, and exaggerated details Of Mer-
camille advertisements generally, in
proper point Of view to IN impartial and
judiciuus public, would Just observe,
that, itisexpedient tole, truth supersede
the necessity Of misrepresentation that
tits with pleasure they have il ID their
power 70 furnish those with such sup
plies, intheir line Of business, and on
.such serGqs 8 win be found 70 Be the
interest 6fthe purchasers:
Il Z THOMAS SMITH, s Co.
Martinsburg, September 80, 1908.
&. &. N. kB. BAR.IRON, CROWLEY
and BEISTEREDf STEEL for sale as
usual Il .ssssss. s..
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PARIS, Angus, i.

This following article isfrom Paris.
paperof July a.
Portals the French state counsellor,
who has the charge Of the religion has
sent his circular letters to the different
bishops ofshe Departments through which
Che FIRST consul Is 70 pass and are Is fol-
slows 81. II
Right Revetned, 5.
The first consul sets OUT for Helgie
Stascss !. send youth ceremonial kxed,
upon bv his holiness in regard TO his re-
eeption, together with the ehangements
% Be made. There cannot be too much
fespect shown neither 100 much thank
f0lness. yeneration, and love testified 10
The chief Of the nation. and rcstoref Of
ofthe religion Of the state. !.
(Signe9 PoRTALIS.n
Ceremonial % be observed ii regard
70 the reception Of the frat eoukul in tbs
towns in which he viii stop.
The bishop with his clergy out Of the
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TAKE NOTICE.
some time since pur-

NHHEREASI some time since pur4
wv chased q mare Of William Shields
1t forty pounds, and gave my note paya-
BILE intWo months. When /. bought the
mare / expected Mr.. Shields was an ho-.
nest man, and would not sell me an un-l
sound cfeattite but Contrary to my ex.
pectations / end than Mr.. Shields i not
the man I took Kim to be, for the mare
has since proven to be uhsound, and (
am determined not TO pay the noteuniess
compelled BY law .2 .s
q HUGH V.PATTERSoN.
September so, 1908. 1. SC
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ALEXANDRIA, september Is.

About O'Clock this morning the e.
tizens Of this town were alarmed with
the cry Of Fire, which proved to Be IN
small wooden house. near the cornerof
Duke and Union streets owing % The
deserted state ofthe town, andt timid-
ity ofthoss who remained, such feeble
exertions were made 10 queneR Inc Ilames,
that they were not got under until seven
houses were completely destroyed. Ii Is
worthy Of femark, thar the 6idcks were
particularly active On this oecasion, ana
lthal 20 their exertioas L principally ow.
ing The preservation of whole SQUARE.
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! = - sssssssssssssB.si5 3 ~ -
Died on Monday last, Mrs. SARAH
WILCOX, (wife Of Doctor Robert
Wilcox OF this plaee) after very long
and distressing Illness.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30
GREEABLY o tie la., Win and

II N -
IA testament Of Jacob Snider, deed,
will Be sold atPublic vendne, On Monday
the sist day Of October next, on tie pre-
misses. . valuable TrSctof LAND, cons
taining sil acres. lying on both sides of
Bach Creek, Berkeley County, 6 miles
from Martinsburg .about 400 acres are
cleared, IS efwhich are good meadow.
and more can Be made. On the premi;
ses are 1 Saw and Grist Mill. 4 good
Apple orchard and other Fruit trees, 4
tolersbis conseniert Dwelling House,
with 4 veil Of excellent Water At the
door, two Barns, 1 Still House. and o.
ther. out houses, al convenient to The
Dwelling House. The whole tract Is
wsllwatered, and the wood. land cover
edwith good timber. & ~.
There piH also 81 ssoid
Attic same time and place, 4 nunibef Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Household and
Kitchen Fornitnre, &c, &c. The sale
win commenee q 10 o'clock, and attend
ance win Be given BY :, s
DAVID SNYDER. and l IS. !.
ABRAHAM SNIDER, j i
Sssfss,ee1 so, 1905, IS
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-30

hort you strongly to comply with these
regulaficns. Your yalouri IS well known; j.
Sc 8 lust and hunlane s you are brave,
and then rsly with confdence that that
God With whom 1lone i victory. win
crown you with success. The general
orders thai hostages viii Be secured ID,
III quarters, and hereby apprises the En-.
Klish Ccmmandef that any outrage con-
traryto die acknowledged laws of war
and Of morality, shall Be retalialed IN
the seycrcst manner. AhA he farther
makes It known that such Irish Is in ten
DAYS from the date ofthis are found un-
der arms against their country, shall be
|reated as rebels, committed for trial
and their properties eon6scated. But,
al men behaving peacezbIy shall Be un-
der the protection Of The Law. ~
Extract Of letter from al American
= gentleman in London, under date Of
August 4, 1905. M, ,st.s.l
: g London and Wssfminsfer 1viN hppe
100, 900 irsebs. There are AZ least that
num6er esercscd four hoxrs every day.
The pubic Squares and church yards IN
radny parishes are occspied TT tie bar-.
Pose eftraini,g fhem. n three months
{ ts;s country puiR hdpe IN stecfipe ferce
q foae milton b mep. IFTance Dies hos
attock pery soon, her oIoR sea port tosDsss
spiR Be- ioiia 1vasfe. They 1lrendy tak
IF formiag An Army or FRANcE %
,nret hidf Of Esgiapd xbon he conti-
nsnf. THIS force viii nsf Be hss Than
100000, 0ndmosfiy Volttnteers. ,Lef tie
inuasion BE ontpsich sideit may, the cap-S
fict seil Se dreadits 80. ~ /
~ PROCLAMATION, B1 THE
lard Lieufendnf M C6m,cii b. Ireland.
:. .4s5saHARwIcKE,
S.In pursuance Of an act passed on the
twenty ninth day Of July last, for the
suppression Of the rebellion now existing
ID ireland. E &. q u n
aIiis excelIency the lord lieutenant has
issued his orders TO the officers COM
manding his majestys forces, TO take
the most vigorous and eiIecfuai measures
80. ss. siaS saAu IsUsisVn WusSH
shan appear to be necessary Tor the pub
lie safety, and for the safety md protec-
tion Of the persons and properties Of his
majesty's peaceable and loyal subjects
and punish all persons acting, aiding,
or inany manner assistiat ii the said
rebellion, or malicionsly attacking or in
juring the persons or properties Of his
malesfys loyal subjects 10 fdrtherance
OF me same, by Mdrssdf on, either by
death Or othstwise, 90 70 them shall
seem expediene. tor me Pnnishment and
suppression q al rebels a tne several
districts, and TO arrest and detain into
epseooay ~ persons engaged % such re.
-bshion. or suspected thereof. and %
cause ~ persons 50 arrested and detain-
81 ~ custody 70 pc orouBnf % triai ~
summary mannsrby, eesirfs s,aytiai q
: asss%oled 81: sna 1870 y e a,s sx-