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70 be had SEVEN. YEARS fer i'm
4 u. - proving them.+ =

=
-HE Subscriber proposes % put
out On Improvement, the following
tract. Of Land, viz. "@ &C.,
E list ass acres. Situate on run lea
ding into the north side of Crooked
Greek, about + miles distance from the
no.,h Of said Greek, to the AllegaRy
River. and ; miles to the county town
of Kittannins, now Armstrong County.
Adjoining lands of the following war
ran;ees, Eharks Grub, Robert S. Steel,
Tacob Rudolph, Jacob Numenger, IL:
csB Lady, Totn Smith. This tract will
be pu. out 70 acres to each family. The
distanee from Pittsburgh to Kittanning
Town S. miles. Il ..-
I'D AIS acres) Situate on Crooked
Run le aiding into ths Kisrnenetas, about
mile from the mouth Of said run, now
Armstrong County, adjoining lands Of
the following sarraAtees, John .Sc0thet,
flames Cgsrk, TAsmas Duncan, Rachel
Smith.
Also two usets in Hemp6eld and
Rostrover Townships, Westmoreland
County Pennsylvania, warranted in the
name of Robert Smith.
The advantages of those waters oPens
a connection with tn. Lakes, and the salt
works in the State of New York-as
well as ship building at Pittsburgh, six
large vessel1 nearly built, and a number
| more to be built, this is healtky couA-
my ~ is in DE y. S.
conditions on which families may settle
- ON said Lands. g.
They NAV have it for seven years,
make such improvements, rs suit them
selves excepting they are bound to plant
Five fruit, trees, for every acre they
clear, and in default in NOT raising said
fruit trees, Or keeping up such as may be
destroyed sc. 10 pay Five dollars fer
every such trse. Any person may set
tie on said Lands for seven years, pre-
vided they fulfil the said ms,-by en-
/ suiring Of the clerk Of the commission
hers Of the county of Westmoreland, at
Greensb0rgh, or Of The county survey
or MIR. Ross, at the -Kittanning town,
who win paint out to theh the said
tracts of Land. The said lands will be
sold in eight years according % VIII. -
r. ROBERT SMITH. Il
|. Nov. 1eA - - 7.#
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!. Mllle'q,,l'iage.'re::5''''G' = Cooper
Have received fron Philadelphia
their supply o.
Fall Goods,

which added to those they had on hand,
,makes handsome assortmsnt.--They
keep LIQUORS Of the FIRST quality
Port, Jamaica Spirits,
Sherry, French Brandy,
:, Lisbon 1 s Peach Brandy,
=. Malaga , Common Rum Z
IT. !. Rye Wh;skey.
Pine Grove Ten plate STOVES
Observation-Disclosures,
OVENS--GRIDDLES, TEA KET-
TLES-SKILLETS and WAGON
BOXES.---The known superiority Of
these Castings, must induce those. wish.
ing to purchase, to give them q prefer.
ence.---SHEET-IRON for Stove.
pipes and doors. J.: T., - h
also, an assortment IF best TEAS-
Hyson, Young-Hyson, Hysoa.Skin,
- Imperial and Bohea, q
I'll Of which they offer for sale for Cash
o.. Grain of any description.--Cash
paid for Wheat Or Rye delivered n
Flaggs, Beeson's, Chrissy's or Hess.
Mills. ~. ~.. -. B.
= Martinsburg, November 1e, 1904.
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MARTINSBuRG RACES.

Gentlemen !spasssmen Tale Notice,
TT .-,. l..-''. "a
i HAT GA the asth instant viii be
run for over handsome course on the
eeamons OF Martinsburg, \ Purse I'll
FORTY DOLLARS, free fol, any
horse, mare or gsiding, that never won
apurse exceeding forty dollars, carry
ing cath riders, three miles TO the heat
and repeat. ~., ......-s. Il. sfs ~:
On the day following vii be run for
overthe same course a handsome Sweep
stake, free as above, the winning horse
the preceding day excepted, four ronnds
to heat and repeat. Four horses to
start each day, or no race. Horses -
be entered the day before each race with
the subscribe, srto pay double q the
post. Entrance one shilling in the Pound.
Proper persons willbe appointed as judi
gesto determiae every dispute that may
arise. No boosh will be allowed to be
erected on or near the ground without
paving three dollars to the subscriber
for the use ofthe purse. ~. : - - -
-. WILLIAM MACKEY, jun. :
Noyember 16, 1904. ..-:".
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DY virtue ola Deed of trust, to. Us
ID exeented BY Matthew Whiting, We
shah proceed TO sell 1t public Auction ii
the mansion house of the late William
,Henshaw, dereas'd, on Saturday the
i5th day Of January next, for cash, one
Negro boy named Prince, the property
Of said Whiting. Due attendance viii
be given BY Adam s. Henshaw. \
n Washington Hsashaw.
Berkeley County, Nov, Oh 1904. !
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MARTINsBURG, Berkeley County,
KEgiaia J; Printed AND tublished 6y !" .
ToHN ALB UR TVS. O. :,
Terms OF TIE INrELLlGENcER.

TsE price efthis Paper is trvo dollars
per Gr'aun, enc doiiarbGyable at ths hmr
Of sEbseribing, and one svhen the yesr
expires. Distant subscri6ers pay for the
rvholr year in sdvance. = Tiae price Of
Advertisements, to n0at-subscri6eFs, -
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insertion, and far Continuance after Msf
ting IS cents PER week Subscribers lVii.
continue 10 receive SyedYctioH ef oa.ef olvsh
On their 1iiseme,its. ,, - =. :
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. sseGENERALc HAIlIL TOM 2 8:
R. POWELL

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AT public sale, on the FIRST day of Ne
vember Court, on the Premises,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
~TUNSrALLs s>
PATENT TI4RESHLNG NaCHlNE.

WILLIAM TUNsTALL, ci.i-
w zenofVirginia, has obtained, froia
the President ofthe United States, Pa
tent for an Improvement which he has
made in the construction Of THRESH-
ING MACHINES Ha~ing devoted
I've years attention to this business, and
experienced the utility Of this Machine,
he'ean saywith confidence, that it will
be found, upon trial, superior to any,
the operations Of which, he has had an
opportunity Of observing, m Ibis, or
my other country. TGnstaii's Machine
viii thresh out TWO HUNDRED
BUSHELSof WHEAT peyaiesp. And
it also threshes 80 much cleaner than any
other Machine, that the money paid for
one WILDE saved, even ID the thrsshins
ola very small quantity Of grain. The
saving IN very large crops, will Be reaSii-
zIy. seen 10 be proPortionally great
WILLIAM TUNSTALL therefore
solieits the attention. Of Country Gentle
men, aud Mill Wrights. Hfechanics
Of respectability or Others 'desirous Of
purchasing Patent-RiGh,s, Of Licenses
70 make and vend the same. win meet
withliberalterms. Good Workmen on.
ly are requested to apply, thatho injury
may be done tothe credit of the Improves
ment by unskillful workmanship. Let
lers post paid addressed to ?. William
funstall, Richmond, Virginia, win be
punclually attended to- :'."' - !
= d. . I
N. B. Any person presenting to con.
struct or vend 7Enstakl's Patent 7Hresh-
ing Machine, will be dealt with accord
ing to law. - : !. u. < =, - -
October &c, 1904. d. ~ -. 49,
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WIN. beesziSoId,

At public Veudue s.01ltke last day of
zs2a4 tthe present nks0lh, > - :
At the subsesibers plantation near
Tths Crossroads, on the road lead
ing to Shepherd Town, namber Of
excellent draft horses, some riding hsr-
ses and brood mates, a Wagon and
geers, . Or 600 bushels Of Corn. num-
Der Of Sheep, with variety OF Farming
utensils and household fufnitaFe. A
reasonable credit win be given, the pur-
chaser 30 give bond with approved Sc
euriy--tefms will be- made known on
the day Of sale. The sale to begin at
Sip clock. SAMUEL VEAL
OH 1904. - g. r.. h..
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The JSAsrping BLANKS, printed With
- NEW and x r.
!, sre atapays k<pi for sale at ibis Office ,. .
DEEDS, Common BONDS, - j
Apprentices fNDENTURES, sa, g. -.
Pronissory NOTES, &c: &c. &c. II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
Iusquerora
PULLING MILL,

HE Subscriber respectfully iintarass
his fiend~, and the public in gene .
raj, .4Aat he ssiH continues to earev On ;
the Pulling and Dying business at Ed
.Uard Beeson's Pulling Mill, D;ithin siehs :
Of Harfirsbmrgh. The will j. in COM
pirfe order ard Is furnished with ssat,
dysfHfs md tsery thing necessary fer-
carrying an tse b,tsinsss, which he hobes
.eiA enable hiai to give general sasisias.
tics. =. --.--..-..-@ -. -
JONATHAN WIGKERsHAM.
Wanttd, as an apprentice IL the fs!-
Eng ba'isfss a boy D - 70 IS yeers Of.
q = = IT,: 1 II" E75 !, 1fov ~. :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23

! . Any person wishing tecenfrdef for
the right Of using the above Machine,
IcW please apply 70 ALEXANDER
PORfERFIELD, near MdrtiasburS,
ssho 10 dolly GnihoSisedto dispose Of p
tent rights ~ a. .esrr :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-23
TIE PRIDE or TIE NAn1-sr
v - II Gus Boar Ne. 4. NJ ..s5 !.
IParrod;ad, and the s,neef 60 patter
J :. 44z..I5..9 % lrbbrys, Sc

i "a ~ " = /.
~ ~ .ssst ssst 49,, e. " ss'.s
YOU may laugh " ia,d iubbtrs, and
sss Joke dye zee, ~
Bout BOAT nnmter one ofthe Navy;
= A whitEgiT eunn ina shaAot give me, !:
X. To blow British ships TO Old Davy.
should John BulPs sspsnty.f oGss dare
N hazard fight,
BY my soul we win shsw them what's
Aciyil, i 81 1 III L. f. !, =
Hoistboom--6re away-.hen scud right
And 1yigs,en them alto the al. i
What then! avast sniv' liug! my lads me-
= a. yer fear . ~. :.
Our Admiral win keep US from harn,
On ire banks Of Pdtomack, high and dry,
d. y ss free and clear, 49,.
IsapaT-pocK--ab birth snug & warm.
lheard our trave Adm'rs palaysr one
day, - :. y - ~ -
sBous s.Bisody Arenasn and such,
: Buthe might full as well have had no-
For IVA: ja.s = .. ou,. !, High
r.fs% Dutch = III ssst-..-,. u - Nz.5a
: Yet he said how q 30 baat might scnd
I =. dye seer Nv. ....s ~ y
should q Big mare fsear heaSe in sight,
And many such things, that prov'd clear
= " IL 70 me, ~ 49, -,
He'd much rather Patfer than Eght:
What cheer then my lads you have mo-
thing 70 fear, r, z',zt - ~.
.-- Our Admiral to dangers foe
On the hanks Of PotomackS high and
= ID dry, free and clear, =
-. Isa pRY-pock-he'u take Us in tow.
Isaid 70 the FEps-for YOU see they
a look queer, l.: -. = : : : I
When We FIRST put our gun BOAT to sea,
What argu6es tossing your heads with =
sneer, = = -
Why what ssuabs and lna.!nbSe,s you
~ be-; Is i. ser4ss, K ]: q ca =. --
Don't you see in shoal water, we safely
e.. can ride I! H. /.
sFis asgood as a GAVE onthe shore:
And 1--WE should happen to geta troad-
aide, IS $50 ? .
Why, ysu never. soiH hear q MS mere.
What then, all's hazard-gi'us none Of
s4Z8 your fun, w 5@szAS> ts - 10
- Our Adm'rals the lad YET for me, ) j
We'llsrare Of the DoNs, With. his whir-
b. ligiE gun, - @54:@s* 49,
Thea 70 snng as Lea
A gun boat,s dye mind me-. all danger
>, 81 can shun; y ~
IT'S the trim Of it's" fri1pning" pro-
- - iector; -: : s $50 -. =.
Not . sliG on IL ocean, dye see, can
s]5ts askfrf1 e .ts=ss.Ft n. E. =
This skif of our HAvAI DIREcroR. !.
Come then my brave tarS, let Us man
right and tight,
We have no naval tactics % learn:
Should we meet an aSm'd ship. 'twould
be folly 70 fight, ~. -,Z
yeerabout then, and Leave her 0-stern.
Huzza! who's afraid where there's
~. aothing tofen, = Il .,
Keep weR from the elntchss Of Davy!
To the banks Of Potomack, for a Day
> oocK, quick stees, - rs :
Your. eSN Bokr--the pride Of the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10

i hereby given, that IN
IN ELECTION for Overseers of
de Poor win Be held for The Upper Dis
uict Of this County on Saturday the 18th
dsy Of February next, n the house Of
Mrs. Fulton, al Mill's.Gap. n
For the Middle District, % the same
ny. 1t Martinsburg. 4 g.
For the Lower District, oathe same
day, II Hedges Chapel.
All the free holders and house.keepers
within the respective districts IRE parti.
eularly desiredto attend q the resPec.
i've places Of election. t tx
WILLIAM P0RTERFIELD, s,s.e.
January ~. iae4. 81
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10 BE RENTED. M: =:
And possession given the first ar Of
-. -.- Anril ne II. W.

y.
= 81 Aprilnext.
"HAT veIl-situated stand forS Pub
lie House. at present occupied as
suehby Capt. John Robinson, in the
Main street Martinsburg Tht pro-
perty consists Of = large and convenient
House, neatly finished, with enc cool
cellar, aconvenient Kitchen with room
adioiaing suitable for the family also a
larre Stable, Smoke.House, lee House,
&c. This property b well calculated for
aAy kindof public business. both - to
improvements and situation. The tesuis
nav be knownby applying 20 Mr.. John
OsFerrall in MartinsburE. or 20 the sab
tcriber at Mile Greek. #t.,s ~ =,
& IGNATIUS o'FERRALL.
January ~, 1904. sf -.
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FOR SALE; J

a SMALL TRACK OF parcel Of LAND.
u sitnate in Berkeley County, con-
iaininR about forty acres, whereon the
Poor House stands. adjoining die land
Wherein Joseph Minginna now lives,
md about halfa mile from the sulphur
spring. A proportionabls part Of said
land & cleared and under tolerable good
fence, and more may Be cleared, come
: Meadow made and more may be made.
die Bnitdings ne one Dwelling House.
wherein the manager Hves, the Poor.
House "a large building) : Meat House
and Spring House Can builtwith hewed
lugs) 1 Sable and Oven, . farther de.
scription i thought unnecessary, i be-
inE presumed no person viii become :
purchaser, without previously viewing
the ptoperty; Gornelias Kelly, manag-
sr.at The Poor House win shew the land.
The terms Of sale may be known BY .p-
plying 70 said Kelly, Or toeither ct she
subscribers, s.ss 81: "a
JOEL WARD, ~
,a fOSEPH FOREMAN.
s.zae HOWARD BEESON,
Conmissioners.
Deesnber 10, 1908.
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NO TlcE


THE public are hereby forewarned
j against taking m assignment ON 4
nete given 10 Benjamin M'Feely, SOME
time about the FIRST Of November last,
for the payment Of iorty-seven dollars,
as the money has already been paid for
hisrascality in false packing seven barrels
of -four. Any person wanting more par
tienlar Information win apply 70 Mr..
John Cunningham liyingon Back Greek,
Mr.. Jacob Small near Martinsburg, who
saw the -four inspected, or 10 the subscri-
Der Il the Lick Mills. Berkeley County.
JAMESMARSHALL.
& January 90, 1904. :.
4 ~. B. Any person giving the Sheriff
OF this county Information where the
said M'Feely may be taken, Il in the
county, shall receive . reward Of five
dollars. JIM.
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THERE L hardly an objset which
nature Offers 10 our view, an incident
occur, OF eireumstanee attendant upon
our condition here below whiehwill not
alEord 10 well thinking mind abundant
evidence, non only of the sagAcity and
vanity Of this hfe, but of he uteer heaps
aeisy ofman b Ms presenE stars 6 -.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01
SPEECH OF MOREAU,

Before the Court Of Criminal Tustic1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-01

beJ0Te me court q LFIm1naf Justice.
GENTLEMEN,
In presenting myself before YOU, I ask
70 be heard for a moment. NY confidence
in the counsel | have chosen is entire: /
have resigned to them without reserve the
care of defending my innocence; ii is only
in compliance with their desire that l wish
to speak before the court, but | feel the
need ofspeaking myself, both to you end
the nation.
Unhappy circumstance produced by
chance or prepared by hatred, may obscure
some periods of the life of the most u..
right man. With much address a criminal
may enaove from him both the suspicions
and the proofs of his crimes a whole Efe
is always the surest testimony against, or
IN favor of the accused. 1t is then my whole
lite which oppose to the accusers who pur-
sue me. 1t has been sufficiently public to
be known. will recall some epochas of it,
and the witnesses that | shall invoke are the
Frenchpeople, and the people whom France
has conquered.
AT the commencement Of chat revolution
which was to found the liberty of the
French people, | was devoted to the study
of laws. 1t changed the destination of my
life; | devoted it to arms; I did not place
myself among the soldiers of liberty from
ambition | embraced the military life from
respect for the laws of the nation; | be-
came a warrior, because | was a citizen.
supported this character under the CO.
louTs i; | have always preserved it, The
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-~za: -
BALTIMORE, July 27.

Arrived, scl'r Eleanor, Smith IS daY
from Bas8aterre, (Guad.) The scdooaer
Victory, for Baltimore, sailed the day be.
fore to touch at S.. Thomas. Left brig
Sophia, of Philadelphia, in Is days Com.
merce Smith, Of do. in3 weeks; and ma.
ny others belonging to the northward.-
Eight days days before they sailed the schr
Iris, Of Fredericksburgh, was seized for
smuggling ran away in the night, and car.
ried,oG the French guard. Eight DAYS ago,
spoke the Daaish Ioop John of Baltimor:
to St. Thomas, lat SIS, long 70. The
Swedish brig Maria, from Guadaloupa
came into the Capes with the Eleanor.
Also English ship Mary, Cox, (Acto3
late MASTERY 81 days from Barbados. J.
" IA, off Cape Roman, on their passage
to Savanna was taken by the La Dame Ar.
cert French Privateer, the people taken cut
a prize master put or board, and ordered
FIR Guadaloupe. Next day fell in withths
English sloop of war Lilly-an engage.
rnent ensued and the sloop of war was final
~ taken with the loss of the captain and tst
lieutenant, and several other oaicers=ne1
day, Q6th) the Mary's crew was returned
on board of their own vessel, togethH
with the whole of the L!llv's people, er
cepting two of the officers, and after taking
the slaves, ivory and every other valuable
they could get from the Mary, they desired
them to go any where they pleased, as they
did rot wish to be encountered with so dob
a sailing vessel. The captain of the Mr
rylandgd several of the sloop Of wars PEG
PIE on Cape Hateras, the wounded men
they sent to Norfolk. The privateer 5
days before, had taken an English galliot
from Honduras to London, the crew
whichis now on board. The privateer wa
waiting to intercept two English vessels
that they understood were ready to sail
from Charleston to Liverpool. The re-
manning part Of tae Mays cargo is rf
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William Pattey{on.
Faue L0LLars Rezunrd.

FOR apprehcnding AM committing TO jail, Of
bringing home ALSE, a Negro woman who ran
away on Tuefday morning the l7,h na. She is
about 80 yesTs of age, of middle fzc. dark
brown complexion, her noie higher than tbois
common re negroes /; fe took with Ter a variety
OF clothing,
Her mother, WINNY, about 60 years Of
age a Rout black woman, has been , run
away for about s years. She was for fometime
an Alexandria, called her name Winuy Buckncr,
and once hired ker!elf 10 a Mr.. Sutton of that
place: She has Eaoe been heard of at Baltimore.
1t is likely Ale has made for Fredericksburg, to
make her efcape TO her mother.
IL both arc leeur,d, 70 that get them again,
! viii give Thirty Dollars.
Richard Norris.
Calpepper Cou,s Houfe,
July IS. dIzt