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l TO Merchants.
Notice to Creditors.

WE have roeyoncl exhibiting eafement Of
-cuy fairs until advice from Earope enabled rs
10 afcsItain orr pcat fnbjra ia Shas quarter, from
{priogfa oEYooacco, K.
Letters lacy recei,sd pus II IN our power 10
fiib,nis a correct Al ement, which is preparing,
s.and which, until paw, would have oeen merely
predetermined, and ;hetefots has been delayed.
Alex, Henderfon and Co.
Aug. 10.
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ing The first easserly wind, under convos
of heavy frigate. "
June Is.
1--WE are in great hopes that the Flush
ins and Ostsnd Flotiliaa will now yentur.
out, as they ere ali ready. There are
great many vessels az CSt9nd, but few Of
them Of any force
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-14

Majority ~
Thus, after efforts almost unexampled the
Minister only has Majority of forty
two!
Mr.. Pitt took occasion to state repeated
", that he would not retire whatever might
be the fate of the bin. The tone and man.
ner of this bravado most evidently disgust
ed the sober and rejecting men on all sides
We think it not only disgusting but a
farming, after the strange revolution with
Europe has lately exhibited, and france
seen consuInInated.
While Mr.. Pitts friends were in the lob
by, he intimated that the third reading Of
the bill was intended for this dav. He at
the same time stated, that as the debate
had been SO long protracted, an early divl-
sion might be expected. He cannot detaln
any longer the Generals, AdR1itaIs and
capts. that have been sent for.
An Overland dispatch has been received
at the India House, With important intelli-
gence Of the farther operations ofthe L.ajah
Berar. The division of the army under
General Stephenson in December last, be-
sieeed and took bv storm the fort Of Cyai-
CUR. The loss on our side was consider
able.
The numbers were; :.
European & Subsidiaries killed SO wound
ed.
Native 8 ditto-51 ditto
Total 10 10
Lieut.. George Young, second Bat. 7tii
Regiment. Native infantry-died of his
wounds.
WouDded-Lieut. Colonel Kenny, 1se
Bat. lth Reg. Native Infantry Lieut..
pateiy, second Bat, 9TH Reg. Native Imam
try.
The number Of guns taken amount 70
So.
Accounts have likewise been received
stating tia, peace was signed on the S0.h
December, en- very advantageous terms.
Among other acquisitions the company are
to retain Baroach, IN the maritime pro-
vince Of the Guzzerat.
A French privateer which had made
great number OF prizes, was captured by
man Of war ~ guns, with another ship IN
company in the BAY Of Bengal.
MIR, Drakc and family have arrived a.
Harwichih the packet ehat brought over
the last Hamburg mails.
Yesterday arrived mail from New
York aud Halifax, brought 20 FalmoatSa
|5y the Duke OF Cumberland Packet.
e,,>
The contenling parties in the House Of
Commons displayed the utmost exerrion OF
their powers on MONDAY night. TIE ma
ton locked to the event as kind of critic
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spRTcE OF STocks, London, June 90.

pRTcE OF SToCKs, Isondon, June 70.
3 p. c. Red. An S. IL 1-8 IL.
4 p. C. ~ rs 1855.
s p. c. 1897, IS IL 3-4 s-S.
Omnium, 8 3-4 prem.
Cons. for acct 56 ga $50 SIS.
The valuable Library Of the late Doctor
Preston, beqaeathed by him to the Phila-
delphia Library Company, is on board the
Union, capt. Thomas which arrived last
night from London.
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uae 90.

y
The contending parties in the House Of
Commons displayed the utmost exerrion OF
their powers on MONDAY night. The ma
ton locked to the event as a kind of critic
rion BY which they were to determine on
the future government of the country: and
according to the result Of it, the public
mind expected TO attain some degree of
certainty as 20 the party TO whom the adj
mistration OF public affairs at this imports
ant crisis. would BE- entrusted. The de.
bate, as might be expected, branched OF
ihto a saAject which, though noV the direct
object Of consideration, naturally enough
presented itself TO the attention of the
House. This was then late chage in his
Majesty's Ministers. The subject was in
troduced ina manner rot altogether,expec;-
ed. Rir. Canning assumed a degree Of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-20
slsra,nrfa DAILY sansrtt5el.
FRIDAY APS1L 90.

saarto he Editor os this paper has ss-
~ a.nselt wish saf9ring the E8b99tqr
2ro1i1sN MS own, a,,3 his party's
,'ts II Alexandria, BY letting TIE
ses 7ov en0 Democracy no longer
ssas ssag-.hls n has Seen induced to
g aea disposition, inherent IN him, Of not
wishing 70 trqmisis on q f1!ha for. 1t is
'lhcieas ggatifcationto him to know that
paad principles ana respectable charac-
eH haze triumphed over those OF a d::Iffer-
o' cast, N opposition to all the falsehoods
Psshshed BY the Expositor aud asserted by
'ssF;3ln scribe and others at the different
saucuses.
inthe Expositor of Tuesday the Editor
s s IN consequence Of the result os
fridays Election Of Common Council
men" that is, the Election of three Fede-
llansls, for the second ward, he feels it
~ duty 10 offer some remarks as to the
Jews and principles of Federalism In
S'ese remarks he processes to be governed
40 PERSONAL motives; vet in few lines
ss md him stating that the Printing for
e corporation, which had been in the
.aias OF the proprietors of that establish
asn' Tor eight years, is taken from him
~ gwen to the Federal Printer, (sheres
;l rub and then goes on to hold cut an
va 'nat the present Federal Council have
N'n intoierant in their election Of officers
Tie Corporation. The very reverse of
: We are bold TO say IS the fact, and We
Ars hlm to deny it.
ne E.p95itor says that early in Fe.
-Ssy an electlon was held for council
aaader the charter Of Alexandra, and
=. : considerable majority of Democrats
y eaaseu,' this We are not disposed to
~, u Out we would jus, bringto therecol-
aoa 81 that parsonage, that in consc-
.,nes OF assurances from preparedness,
~'ne New Bill would pass during the
s, apa OF Congress, no exertions were
49, 49, 70 counterast the election of the veru
t5 geee9sls ticket proposed BIZ the Demo-
ads fortunatel.- for the Town of Alex.
H.. a'a the Bill did become a law very soon
then aecanls tho duty Of the neT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-20

Il, ps,:ies, aod yet cahaot Avoid them.
} . 80 = ike TIC Alaaow, vaailh.s b:sose the
0'o,' ,,,,n, after ii; but it fellows the foot
u'aa 8 = 10, who avoid; II. If withour merit
a'ps "a II fsareh ct glory, shaa wilt not had
th0a :, ,bou dsie.vee, lhe viii find thee naefe,
ever IT,, ~ homer and jlllics, the approbat;oa of
a. : ,;oi,y Of thy coticiepce wi! be greater
iss "a than the appl4uiSs Of mtllions who arc
l,sp0fan' : - A SWISS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-20
PHILADELPHIA. Anril !.

gea-rjay marning arrived, the flhooner Su-
KY nj Piggy, Wlikiofoa, N IS asys fran
c,yeais. prsnaa, 70 she failiag u the Sukey
,aa psss5y, a veast arrived !. Gayeone, from
GHss, sisi.s an account OF she capture Of that
i hse
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-asp - ss.-
NEW YORK, April rs.


c,a,. sbaier, OF the Gaip RiGag States. left
I si.,,o,, on the 7.h Mirsh, at which time the
h'' s;,g bf the weather had Obliged the grisith
100 20 relinqith the bIockIL of the Texti.
=. eaavian Government hai ptt all the Ugh
,ts9:ii ion; TIE Ftsneh wars contract
s,,,;6 .atlons at The H.idrr anj NV Dep;
" q. arfiv.l Of Ftenth G,netai 20 sak4 tns
= ,.rsol Of the Army d-fued 10 embark from
s .,, gave arength TO the opinion thar the
'' ri ! would no. much longer pc. delayed. -
~ one Bfitifh armed vefIeI hld been ictn of
.asa FORTUNE tiBs back. Mlsk-ts for col.
:. and fagaf, were good
Apdl ~
nee BY. the brig Ei;z's which arrived
s,irg.o asys from HAVANA, uaentions
rtwo oefaSe the brig failed the
aLavoilct demanded 4o,oea d is.
tspor of HAVANA ..'t the payment
sops, and received for an aniwer
"a could nor be- complied with,
-shat eGees had bcrn received
government. The Genera! thyn
WON'T not ne account able for the
pie, and in conlt oucacc Of THIS
panifh troops were pul pn:er
TO take up and couaae every
my difinction aad they
orders wh-n The Eliza
sos. bound TO England
french cru;zers, aid
8asith- Admiral az
raFed II the Spania:ds
$50 depted4te upon
Aash actually maze
4ad DEN I'd on, the
spa al. AZ the Haysnna, IN comic
s~ars u To- aaj-ts fable proceedings. The rela,
i when hAs nos sfanipued'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-20
From The Utica Pafrios.
AGENUINE SONG,

~ .t
ITO the genuine tune,--" B1Ack SLovrS-a4
All ye gennae dupes of the gtarint breed,
Ope your gssa,se ears to the geua,rr creed;
OF geaaiue worth, quite geaxfur thing,
And of genxue virtue, We meriIy fing.
Idu.za Huzzai
Ibis virtue, It's true.
Makes geasiae lhtw.
Hozza!
Twenty geaai,at Gods, twenty, ten or but ones
This geaniue faith, never broke mans bone
BeGdes fir this creed. is graxiue proof,
That sgtaaias Chief has religion enough.
Huzza ! Huzzal
This genuine creed,
No miichet can BREED
n,e HuzzaS
FRIENDSHIP.
Twas gtaaise iympathy, noushtis more Plain,
That fought our relief for a genuine PAINE,
Wbcfc genuine labor, in foul mout'd abufe,
To geanise caue, was Of eexaixr uie.
Huzza !! Huzzs!
Who would not commena
a gexaine TREND,
Huzz4i
STABILITY AND SINCERITY
We've heard thar YOU IDOLS GENUINE trimmer
( Or Certain old man IS stnaiee creamery
We've heard thar bus genuine heart is repets
With that geaxiae fluff, democratic deceit.
Huzzal Huzza
It's the genxine part,
Ola democrats heart.
Huzza1
HONOR AND sgNsIsILITr
A gesxise debt, may, with senxine pay
Be discharged by a f,iead in Seaaise ways
And a gtnsire tear from srnxwe chief,
Is gsnxise proof Of gtnAas grief,
Huzzs! Huzz.i
Twas geasjae tear,
Shed DER Washington's biers
HuzaaS
cEAsTITY AND cevRAeR
With gensinf art, to oDaii a friend's qvifs,
Is gesgise chastitY--'tis on my life
lis gesxiae courage, when danger is near,
For seasmf Hero TO y&alk in the rear.
Huzza! Huzzal
A genuine CAVE
Is shield for the brave.
Huzzaa
Herkimer. March 20, 1900.
AGze of Bread.
The 81 Loaf 10 weigh IS ounces.
John Longdcns
Clerk OF the Markch
April 70,
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lat Montreal, BY the seate which they noF
take
I" My anxiety to fee the valuable products Of
the weAern wiAsrneis diverted 60 their maternal
and proper channel has induced ene 10 trouble
you with the ABOVE oofrya,ions, whether they
are nR OF not ttfsre ia no enc better able 60 dca
eide than yourself. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-20

spR Il.t At the E19ganna, IN comic
s~ar. 81 ,h- uej-h fable proceedings, The relu,
4 shisn aas nos tfanipised'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-20

sos. bound to England
French cruz IS, aid
8lsith- Admiral az
rAFed AZ ehs Spania d
$50 depted4te neon
Aasn actually made a
aud aem nd on, the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-20

H Cath given for clean linnen and
cotton rags.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20
N'ol,rilcE.

TT having been ihe practice of my
Negroes cor some zinc pastto spend
much 81 their time ID Shepkerd's Town,
.unter various pretenees, Without my er-
miissiou. Thisis therefore % caution the
inhaDitants of that place, and the public
inntneral from harboriug ordealing with
th@m IN any manner, Is | am determinsd
tdprosecute al such oHendersto The e..
tgnt the law directs. ].
JOHN BLACKBOARD. 4
Svearingen's Ferry, january s. 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20
FoUR DOLLARS REWARD.

CERTAIN persons hauing hitherto
~ made q p,actice 81 throsoing asIua
TIE fences 81 ne spbscriber, Of cutting
and carrying asvay sOood fyom his tla,a-
safioH and commifting other tniupfni de.
breddf;ons Mefeon, this III therefore 70
caution al PERSONS tphafeVer from COM
piftiag ne like unlparranfd re trdrtices
in fhtnre, a. ne - positipeiy dftwnined
70 prosecafs 70 The utmost telaky re tie
iarD, any and every Persoaiso 81 sRAfag--
and mil gfpe The aboue fepaed 70 any
person Ioho mil iinfarm 81 Others gailfy
or shch evii pYacfices, 81 that they Be
convicted tteresE 80 I.
ii e CEfRLSIZAN .SELBER. !
Berkeley County, January 8, 1904. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20
kass,e,s az lNs,shant., Tals Mslies,.

farMers and Merchants, Tall Msiet,
gTSHAT he subscriber has got To
ibier's MILL. on Opequan, DE.
tween three md four miles from Mar
tinsburg) ii complete order for the re-
ception and manufacture Of Grain; and
that for every hundred Ibushels Of clean
nlerchantable Wheat, weighing 6Opound
per bushel, brought 10 said MIN, he viii
deliver ii barrels Of Super6ne Flour, and
win Be responsible for the inspection in
any market in the United States.
He win give the highest price il Cash,
for IHhedt, Rye and Corn. ~
LEONARD CROW.
December so, 1903. ON.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20
1 Kslhaslt 1raet ef LAND Rsr Ssls.
TO, Be sold the plantation whereon I

a Kaiia6lt Trncf b LAND Pr Sdlt.
TO Be sold the plantation whereonI
now live, containing 462 acres, II.
ing and being inthe County Of Jefferson,
State Of Virginia, within Smiles Of Shep-
herds Town, from Potomack River,
75from Baltimore, GO fromthe Federal
City, and 20 from Alexandra, (produce
may be taken down BY water 10 either Of
the latter Places Thereare on tbs pre-
misses . good Dwelling Houses and 4 We
~ large square log Barn, 2 never fail
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 valuable
Apple Orchards. ~ acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made;
the soil Is equal Il not preferable 70 any
in Jefferson County. 4
Aiss another Iracs Of FIRST rate Land,
containing l76 Ia acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract on this tract are Z
good House and Barn, never failing
Well near the house and 4 good Young
Apple Orchard about one half Of this
tract is cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber the whole can
be easily divided into . or s Tenements.
The Terms viii be made known by
the proprietor living on the Land.
- 1855 JOHN STIPP, sen. !.
Jefferson County, Decemberi6, 1908.
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ONE D0LLAR REWARD.

CTRAYED fran the subscriber on
- ttt 29tt Derem5er last, q brindle CO.
IonfSd COW NTH q short tail, and oheSef
her eais supPosed % g. cropped, abonf f2
or,f3 gears oia. She came snt Of Haap-
shirs County, and il, Is probable soill
,aake Jcr thdt Place 6y nay ef MIR Gap.
Issiii 2ive fhe s6ope re,eard and reases-
s6ie charge fof refRsning said Cozt.
JOHN GFERRALL.
Martins6nsgs January 6, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20

n IL persons are hereby cautioned
II from taking an assignment on i
Note given BY the Subscriber for the
payment ofthirteen dollars md seventy
I'VE cents, dated December gath, 1908,
payable the 18th Of April following, 20 Sa-
mnel Miller, then Of Shepherd, Town,
Jefferson County, - the greater part Is
already paid, and no credit thereon. ISL
s. GEORGE 6. KYSER. {
Berkeley County, January -. 1900.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20
NOTICE.

rTSHERE being Z very great proba-
j bility Of the negroes purchased by
me on the 3oth of September last, 1t the
widow EdeIen,s sale, bcingfree, ! There
fore take this method Of informing the
public, that I am determined MOTTO pay
theuote given for those negroes, until .
final adjustment Of the business takes
place, and clear and indisputable title is
given me.
HUGHV.P PATTERSON.
December 9, 1905. z =. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20
NHEsubscfiber, having determined
! 10 quit the house he a nresenf ne.

n Esubscriber, having determined
To- quit the house he at present oe-
cupies as q Tavern, and to relinquish
that business early the ensuing Spring,
solicits every person indebted TO him, ia
any respect whatever, to call Immediate
" and settle up their accounts, either by
diseharging them with cash, or by giving
obligations for their payment in . short
time, rs he earnestly wishesto settle his
affairs as soon Is possible. s
As another inducement, he would
just beg leave to remark, that there are
some just claims against him, heis dee
termined speedily to discharge, and that
he shall also have to pay the account Of
Smith (just or nnjust that lately
made such handsome figure in thepnb-
lie prints. .t5 Y.
s JOHN ROBINSON. :.
Martinsburg, December 30, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20

This day came the Complainant by
j his COUNSEL, and il appearing TO
the Court that the defendant IS NOT an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, Il IS
ordered that the defendant do appear
here on The second Tuesday in February
next, 10 answer the complainant's bill,
and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and JEFF
fsrson intelligence and continued for
two months successfully, and also be
posted up for two months successiyelysat
the doorofthe Court Houseofthis Coun-
~.
Acopy. Tesie,
ANDREW WOODROW, {. ne.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20

,T,HE sub.eriber. some time IN Sep
tember 1900, gave his note OF hand
% 4 certain John Rail, hate Of Berkeley
County, for the payment of 40 - 3
Pennsylvania currency, which said note
/ have oyerpaid, this therefore TO eau
lion the public from taking an assignment
thereon, Is i am determined NOT to pay
Il unless compelled BY law.
~ ) AARON FAIRS.
Berkeley County, December 20, 1908.
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Selected by one Of the firm from the lat
est importations from Europe, which.
In addition 10 their former Stock, makes
their Assortment more complete than.
ever, the same they are determined TO
sell az more reduced price than usual for
CASH Or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
As dissolution Of their co-partnership
win in flew months take place, a very
moderate profit win be taken, that they
may be enabled TO sell of their Stock |:
those who may want any article in their
line, win 6nd il considerably to their
interest BY giving them eaR. - =
They return their sincere thanks to
the inhab;tants Of Maftinsburg and its
yicinity, for their generous support
since their commencement In bush
ness, and assure them they will do all in
their power to merit continuance Of
their fayours. - ~ 3
N. b. Those who are indebted to.
as for goods q long time standing, must
not think hard ofit if the sheriff should
call on them for payment, rs every IN
diligence has been given that could be
asked for. $3.50 ss4 sstts d II
- The highest price given IN CASH
fer merchaafa6ie WHEAT, RYE,
CORN Or FLAx.SEED, and an al
iosDdace mad j merchandise j. tasen in
NAnENR0YrscH d e. -.
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NOTICE.

a IL persons indebted tothe late con-
II eern Of 1ames S. Lane. 81 Co, are
requestedto come forward and discharge
their respective balances. Il is hoped,
As the request Is reasonable, that this no.
tice viii be attended to.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherd s. 7orOn, December IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20
III versser Igan.sd.

a THE Subscriberwishes to employ
an active industrious Man without fa-
mily, who Is well acquainted with the
business Of d Farm, aud willing to work
with and rake charge ola few able hands.
A good Recommendation viii be expect
ed. ~ !.
RAWLEIGH CoLSToN
Near Mpfipsbmy.
January 9, 1904.
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nor SALE

! !. = 4 49, -
N SMALL tract rparcelof LAND,
n situate in Berkeley County, con-
tanning about forty acres. Mhereon the
Poor House stands, adjoining the land
whefeon Joseph Minginna now lives,
and sbout half mile from the sulphur
Spring. A proportionabls part Of said
sland Is cleared and under tolerabIe good
fence, and more may be cleared, some
Meadow made and more may be made,
the Buiidings arc one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor
House q large building) Meet House
and Spring House IAN 6uiltwith hewed
iogs) Stable and Oven, q farther de-
scriPtion Is thought unnecessary, L be-
ing presumed no person win become .
purchaser, without previously viewing
thcprcperty; Cornelius Kelly, msnag-
er a the Poor-H House viii shew the land.
Thsterms Of sale may be known By APP
plying 10 said Kelly, or to either ofthe
JOEL WARD,
JOSEPH FOREMAN, s.
EDWARD BEESON. i
Eomnsissieaey
Deeember zs 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-20
Fall Goods.

ThE subscribers beg ieaDe % intorm
their friends andthe public IN general
2 they have itst seceioed and
3- finished epenisg a large
and estensipe as.
sss sortment 81 t-s5 So 81,
! FALL and WINTER
G @ 9 D S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-04

it appears that the total aou, OF the temporary snd
permanent Duties OF Excite, in ENGLAND, outGanding
on bool osherwe, on che 5th of january, lsos,w
3,29i,77Sl 9s- Sid. aud on the 9Th of January,
1904, amounted to 6,3o9, 24Sl. SIS. Lid.
In conlequence OF the new arrangements in coaten-
Plaiion Of the Supreme Government OF India, the city
OF Allahabad, from It's advantageous ftuation a, the
confluence OF the Gauges and Iumrs, will become the
grand emporium OF the eeded provinces
This Day a. ! o'clock.
Copiols Sc LIS l-4-Reduced 55 l-S l-4-Om-
MUM Prem.