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W,nter Goods and
Groce7ses.
s I'HE1SIlBSCRIHER - !
Has Just received and finished opening,
(part from Philadelphia and part from
Baltimore. avery large suppls4of =
Choice Winter Goods and
Groceries,

Which, inadafiisn 70 his former stock,
males his dssortmeas more complete than
ever, Consisting of aiaost eosry article
ia he Dry Gaads aud Groetry line, TOO
numerous to particalarise-aa mich he,
begs ltave 70 ogcr his friends and the
pubic IN general, at the mast redirect
prices for CASH or G0uNTRr PRO.
DUcE, or on the HsUdtereda to Pnactu-
al customers. ~ =.
N. B.. He offers the highest price in
Cash, for Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, or
Flax-Seed.
With the greatest esteem,
r " lie remains the pWblics cot.
-. 49, andhuwbk xsrpt.
PHILIP NABENB0UScH.
harrisburg, December :, 1904.
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Gdryst HammerknE,
JOINER & UNDERTAKEN,

DEGS ieave to inform the Citizens OF
Martinsbtrg andits vicinity, thar lie IN
fsnds to carryoa the abovc branches OF
business at his shsp in tte torn Of Mar
tias6urg, and he hapes fran fiesaperiia-
rity Of his Ipo,kmanship, and The made
yafioa Of MS charges, being determined
"a firnish his customers on the 5Trest
terms Pas,ibie 70 merit the patroHege
efths puzzle, =. - e.S J
! NJ b. he MD, hartiyte propi;de,d Nth
u Hsarse, fitted sp IA a eomp7eaqt man
tHer, and eoery thing in his prsbiner res
Pecfiagg funerals, 1Uiifbe managed aVitA
care and expedition.
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To be Rented,

That, eligible stand for a Tavern. in
which the subscriber now lives, situate
in the town Of Martiasbargr eernesins
on King and Queen streets and pex, the
Market H onse.-This property consists
Of a very large and convenient HOUSE. .
with a greatnumber oflodgirg and other
rooms, and good dry cellars under it
a good Kitchen, Stable large enough
TO hold fifty horses, a Granary, and an
excellent Shed and other necessary build
ings-one Lot Of Ground well enclosed,
aud Garden equal to any in Martins
burg This property has been occupied
as a place of public entertainment for
more thin twenty years, and is as well
Calculated for a Tavern as any other
stand in the County. As the subscriber
is determined 70 leave Martinsburg, he
viii let the above property to person
who would be likely to keep a good
house, on very advantageous terms
Possession may be had the st of March
next. ---z----
- ABRAHAM GORRELL.. Z
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- :, ABRAHAM GoRRELL..
: Move mber so, 1904. :.-

* LLpersons indebted to the subscri-
II Der, By bond, note, or book &C.
count, are requested to come in by the
Est Of March next, and dischargs what
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mined TO close all his accounts by that
time, no person need look for any longer
indulgence. ..-7.-
ABRAHAM GoRRELL. ?
. November so, 1905. =
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Extyact jrom the Task Poem,
By W. Coupler. Il - -.

ALL aesh isgrass, and all its glory fades
Like the fair ilow'r dishevell'd in the
(wind;
Riches have wings, and grandeur is a
: dream;
The man we celebrate must find q tomb,
And we that worship him, ignoAr graves.
Nothingis proof against the gen'ral curse
-0fyanity. that seizes all below.
The only amaranthine Aowr on earth
Is vrRTuE; the only lasting treasure.
TRUTH. ~. 80
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o. FR IEND HIP.

49,
TnE choicest, noblest blessing life can
The greatest Bliss which mankind can
enjoy, s q !.
FRIsSDsHlP we cali-the pure sPontane-
Gus spring ~, j.
No lapse oftime Or absence eandestroy.
Exalted principle She rules the soul!
Isthe fair ornament Of human kind
Reigning triumPhansly from pole 70 pole,
All glorious on her splendid throne,
the mind
When art and science, nay when nature
dies, -.
When sun and planets each shall veil
his head, ia I'D 49,
Friendship, triumPhing, shall assume
the skies, 49, AZ
And shine when all their fading pomP
ID Hed -. = - : u = /. - !
Vice, AVID By her, amidst the blaze OF
pow'er, 5.&,zI--ssg.---s -
:. Ashland, the purity Of Virtue owns,
And modest merit in gloomy hour
Feels sweet comfort, not Die gift OF
thrones. 49, !. - .g.2se- - ~ =
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so G.

Truly, friend Gil, thou ehoosest well,
Taking a helpmate homeiy, -
For oftentimes sad tales they tell
Ofwiyes, who are too comely-
But cheer thee, Perez, and be gay,
From furnished brows exempted.
For how can she e,er go astray,
Who never will be tempted
For thieves do never rob the poor,
A pebbis's not a iewsi, H. Il
Fruits do not blossom on a nnoor, -
Fire burns not without fuel. ~
Up with thy heart then, Gil, be gay,
From furnished brows exempted,
Thy wife can never go astray, ..-
For she win ne'sr betemPted. =.
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When Ger you marry, to his son :
A prudent father said,
Take for thy loving help-ma.t, one
- Rich widow, or rich mail r.
For any wife NAV turn oukiH, s
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tegether ,uith-egsfy other article suit
ale to the present season. They
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TIER, CALF.SKLNS and B0OE-
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Gaods, or IN payment o detts.
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.Shephcrd's- fiofspa, December 7, 1904.
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Says zach, TaSn notlag can. Far,
From eeiibdey save gar n -.
For take my ward far Il, mn dear, =
N2ae but a faol Ipoad hGpe ss1.' 2
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26
LATEST OMfRANCF.
NETWORK, May IS.

Captain Harrifon, OF the brig Roila, has
favored the editors OF the Philadelphia Ca
zette with French papers to the # OF A
pril.
II was believed in France that Moreau,
Pichegru, La Favette, &c. (vho had ALTO
been TAKEN would be put to death. The
comptroller OF the pnf-ofice at Strar.
bOurg- two cidevant lieutenant generals,
who had been in the corps Of Condo, feYe-
raj ecc'eliaihcs, and many others, had alio
been tsized and carried 70 Paris.
There rad been an embargo at Bordeaux
for eighteen days previous 20 the l2sh of
April, when it was taken OF during which
time, number OF boats for the invaGon
crept out Of the port, and ftole along the
coat. II was however, beIevec in France
tn7t no attempt would be made TO invade
England.
Several tmerican gentlemen had been
taken up in France and imprifoned--and
every man fufpeGted ofbeing unfriendlv to
the tyranny Of Bonapnte, was fure to be
conducted to DrifOn.
On the Attn Germinal March o5th) a
teputation OF tbe corps Ieeinatif, had an
audience Of The FRI Coniu, wien the ci-
ti2en Fantanes, apprfed him of The pro-
ceedings Of that body, relative to a Aa.ue
in white marble OF Napoleon Bonapa,.e,
which is to be placed at the opening Of the
approaching felton,, in the hall where the
corps leeinatif aGemble.
On the 24h General Moncev, infpector
general of the gendaimerie, communicate
to the Firif Conful, the following report :
A letter from colonel Mignotte, dated
the twentieth March, fates that three Of
Georges band of Byigands have been ar.
refed, lie fsercier, Jean Lelan, called
Brutue, ard Pierre Jean, all di9inguilhct
IN the official liz OF Brigards publifhed BY
government. a fourth, Jean Louis, bad
not yet been taken.
"Col. Mignotte examir.d theft brirande
and forwarded the particulars 70 the Grand
JUDGE.
Le1nercier made conditions Of conGde.
rable Importance. He had ht,l ofthe f
cond deba,ka,iOu, and was one OF thc(s
fent from England 10 France, 20 af,ja in 2
confpir7cy which bad for It's obilG tbe az
faiiination Of tie FirG Confll. He had Id
ed with Lcmouricr at Auinae. Mi.
q er he nor his three companions had w,
been IN Paris. They we're conceded in
the enwrons. On tor difccveIy ofGhe con.
fpi~acv, they had rcfolvcd 10 return 20 /,
Morhiiian, by prir1tc routes.
CT appears th2t il ras fcr thoft hi.
gands that four fuits Of yrcen Uniform, A,
chafeurs, was made By a taylor # Aun7sle.
4" Lclan. ultimately denied every thing,
and pretended TO have no lacwlcdge q
thoie with whom he was taken.
Pierre Jane made fone difccve,ica frni.
lar 70 thcfc Of Lemercicr. lie calls hinftlt
zifo Cadoudai /; Is Is oil ,he lame VILLAGE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

received late lan night. We lave 70 &C
count OF the execution OF the duke d Eng
hien; but there is no reafon TO fuppoft
the tyrant will ipare his life. And thus,
by Corican adventurer, vii be cut OF,
The lait hope of the great and gallant houia
OF Conde-a houie that traces its atcert, in
q long and uDbroktn line 10 the iixth fon
Of st. Louis; houfe that ihincs with fuch
luitre in every page of French hiltory, and
oi which Bcileau Jays
Condo don't ie nom seal retcsYse Ges AFdrAiHes
Mat des EscdaTons, ct Jgasns dea Bataies.
What mutt be the feelings of the aged
prince de Condo, at his digniiied retire
tnent at Wanitead houfe His hope, his
name, his race deitroyed, root and branch,
III one moment 1T is 70 be hoped that
religion has brought him confolation, un-
der the many mi6fortunes that have been
accumulated upon his reverend head. Yet
little did he think, little did the other
French princes think, when they were ce-
!cbrating Eater Day with him in their cha
pei here, that the prayer of thcie in tfou-
bic, in bondage and in affection, embraced
one OF the dearct, as we'll as one OF the
mott honorable OF their relatives.
IL Is curious to contemplate TIE events
that are brought about by change and
feverie OF fortune. The cattle of Vinccn-
mes is now the priion of Mcreau In that
very cattle was fentenced to death prince
who had been opooitd to Mcreau lah
war; who followed and Narrated him in
bis celebrated retreat, and whole cavalry
afforded the mott efiicacous protection 10
the Auftrians when Moreau once or twice
paufcd in his retreat to beat back the Au-
itrian advanced guard. The duke Ding
helms military talents gained the refpect of
Moreau, who always fpoke of him in the
higheft terms.
We cannot turn Our eyes from the af-
flicting fabis6t, to Contemplate with any At
tention, the other news in the French pa-
pers, which however, is not iterening.
The Moniteur contains an account of the
arree Of the conipirators at St. Aubin de
CarInier. Their names are Le,neyisr,
Pierre Jean and Jsan-,1 sa,.. A fourth
conipirator, nemed .Tean-L0AiJ, who was
in company with them eicapcd. Some of
the party that unprecedented them were ie-
yerely wounded.
In the fitting Of the legislative bodv of
March %, ttojsa was preiented for ma
king a new levy of $4,000 confcripts.
hN oidtol vi SONNiiihStitJ WHO fnduS the
propofition, ftated that this new levy was
not required from want of folders to pu-
NTH England, nor from the political fitua-
lion of the ref of Europe but merely to
maintain the army 1T its full complement.
Thirty thoutand are to be kept in rcferve,
and $4,000 to replace the veterans who
hall retire, or thofe of whom the army has
been deprived by the ordinary events of
life.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

many rctpectabie correspondents in mof
large CITIES or towns i'll France, as well as
every where elfe upon the Continent. A
mong them are Tx Members of the late
National Convention, and four Of the
Council Of Five Hundred. Couriers have
been TENT every where TO arreft their accom-
phces. Ettheir cave real bullion has beer
found, to the value of half million of IL
vres; and bafc money to upwards of ix
millions. They reiiRed for tx hours the
Gems IL Armes and Cha.feurs whoattemot-
ed to arTet them, ana after they had fur
rendered, they had the impudence to de-
clare tha. they had as much right to coin
money as Bon1parte. They are to be tri-
ed by fpecial Commifiions. Their crime
is lately made capital.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26
A true conv.
Sites CLERK.

The dreadful Tornado which took place
on Thursday the 5'h inst has been traced
ten miles beyond the Ctonee river. aud "a
far as the Savannah river. Is General course
was about cast north east. For some tim.
after l. subsded the leaves aud fragments Of
trees descended perfectly covered with ice.
sea fowl was caught within ciehe miles oe
TINS pace. The following is Statement Of
the Information We have been able to col.
lee
1t crossed the Oconec at Mr.. ChoIsons
Mr. G's Houses aud fences DESTROYED.
Mr. M'Far!ane-Ifouses and fences des.
troyed.
Mr.. Hugh Con1cr-Hcuses and Plartati.
on destroyed, and Mrs. Conner very much
hurt
Mr.. John Little--IIouses and fences de.
stroyed
MIR. Harris Allen--Hcu5es DESTROYED,
Mrs. Allen and two children killed
M. Henry Lowe--Houses and ysantati-
on destroyed
Mr. Stephen Hortor-Barn Burnt bv
Mr.. Allen Gay--HoEses ard plan.a+ic,
destroyed and family all wounded.-Mrs
Gay was carried up the chimney
MI George Ross-wife and child killed
and sister and child dangerously wounded.
Nr. X. was from home when the disastc
happered. A Nsgroe GLOW belonging to-
Mr. X. was corning home for shc. err from
me storin, hn before he reached The house
the gale caa.,YEcnced. he had larpe club ~.
on his Shoulder. which =, rs carried entirely
away ard f&s ros been fund he vac ..-r;.
ed q considerable distance BY the wind. bur
at length seized mold Ct stump ard held
asst i'll it subsidized; n wa Cor dcr BIZ
bruised aud almost unable % walk. Lus o.,
hearing he screams IF Mrs Io,:s, her chill.
dTen and s;ster-in lav. re through great ex-
ertion reachad'he r.iuo and worked ~ re-
I'cye them I'll he drofy.d down unable
help himself A
M. William Parle~.--Ilouses all {, s.ro
ed his mothers srnrbrc l;c agd himself bet.y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

me. At prefent, remain with the grea
reiped,
ALEX. ANDREW"
p. S.. with to know fit viii be necafa-
r. TO iend an express to the commanding
officer OF the convoy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

Prigate Lstfsr.-PAsIs, March 90
Do not writ to ne before you hear from
me again. The treachery Of the Pof-OE-
fee, and not the vigilance of the police, has
lately cauted so much wretchedDef;, and
made 70 many victims. Ever Gnce Ian Ia
nuary, every foreign letter without excep-
zion has been opened, with mot OF tboGe
from Lyons, konen, and from the weltern
departments. Be upon your guard how
and 10 Tho,n you write. The brother Of
jnyes is the executive infptcior Of the PoR-
Office.
The Count Mlrkof, late Runian Am
5a ddor at Paris, is appointed 10 iuccsed
he Count Dc WorontzOv as Prime Minic
.c' ot Huiiia, This change is confdcred
mighty favorable 10 Great Britain.
B sfraT 2f0 Letter tram Pa,iJ.
The Nirif.r Of the Interior has fcnt
hree medaie 70 The Pr.feG Of the Depart
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

in the Department Of Mont Tonnere,
France, a fociety Of coiners were lately dif-
covered. They coriifted Of sec perfons,
vt Wfom 90 were women. They forged
both French and foreign coins, and have
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

More Of Jndse Bogven, from TIE Georgia.
Republican, Of Nay IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-26

The following outline Of the new Coali-
ton between MIR. Fox and Mr.. Pitt, was
yelterday mentioned in:hc political circles.
The Ter A6 to be repeaed--the Catho-
lies Of England and Ireland TO be com-
pleteiy enlancipatcd-and an application
TO be made to the Emperor Of Runia for
the purpoic Of procuring Peace through
his mediation.
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lRAIrH : c Z 4. HOUSE.

THE subscriber in the most respect.
full manner, returns his sincere &C.
knovledgments for the honour conferred
upon him by those Ladies and Gentlemen
who were so obliging IS 10 give him call
lao season, and taxes this method Of in.
forming them, that he has been induced,
from the distinguished patronage he has
heretofore experienced, TO 60 to eonsi-
derable trouble and expense in making
the Coffee House. &c. as convenient as
possible for their reception this season.
The Coffee House being 50 very eonve-
nient 70 the Bath Square. gives il the
preference on that score, 10 any house Of
entertainment At Bath. With sentiments
Of great consideration, Iremain the pub
les humble servant.
ANDREW GoULDING.
Bah, Berkeley County, June g, 1904.
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Imported BY the latest arrivals at PhiLs-
delphia, baltimore and Alendndria, con
sistiag in part ef The toliouping articies
Irish Linens, Rus Yellow, blue ana
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5AasFS q
Fancy DIS,
!: LANDS FOR SALE.

FHE subscriber wishes to sell the
i sPlantationwhereonhe now lives,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
z miles from Martinsburg and Is from
Bath, containing 33S acres Of good strong
Limestone Land, well watered, with at
least 7springs--i5oA acres are cleared
and well enclosed, sacres of Meadow
are made, and MORE Meadow land the
remainder Of the tract is well covered
with fine timber.-On the premises are
a convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, a large Barn, Distil-
lery, Fuliing Mill, and some out houses,
with number Of Fruit trees.-There is
q good miil-seat, with . suficieney Of
water, ON this tract. :, s - - =
He win also sell one other tract Of
Land. situate on the river Potomak,
near Richardson's Ferry, containing to2
acres, 90 Of which arc cleared. the, great
er part river bottom, the remainder OF
the Land is well timbered, and has q
large sugar-camp on it--a small House
Is now built, and logs ready for raising
a larger one. For terms apply to tbs
subscriber. 3. ;. - : Z
WILLIAM SNoDGRASS.
Back csssk, June -, 1904. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-06

TSHK subscriber Is authorized o dis
j pose Of The patent right 70 purify
Whisky and Cyder, and also initiate
Foreign Distilled Spirits, within the
County 81 BERKELEY; IN persons who
may wish to purchase this right, may
have permits ~ paying, or securing @
be paid, TO the subscriber, the purchase
money, q the following rates Distillers
5 20, Merchants 5 20, Farmers and
others 5 10 each. Any person using
the means employed By the Patentee,
for purifying, &c. without FIRST Obtaining
apsrmit, may expect TO be prosecuted
for the same, q the laws Of The United
States direct.
June Is, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-06
MARTINsBURG, Berkeley Coun,,.
Hirgin;a; Printed and sbIsshed b. v
JOHN. al BRBTIS
TERM. ., THE INTELLIGENcRR

TIE price efthis Paper il tue dbilars
per asaun, one doilarbayabls at the lime
Of Subscribing, and one when the year
expires. Distdnt Subscribers pay f0r tie
whole year in advance. The er;ce ar
Advertisements, 10 non-snbscribeys, 8
enc dollar per square tSr three lpeeEs.
insertion, and f6r confinua,sce after thar
fime IS cents per weed SIbscri5eys min
roHfinLet % receiue q vedlctione d one |SnrtA
on Msir aduerlissasents.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-06
!. FOR SALE, OR RENT, =. r.
a 7raa Of Land,

adjoining Robert Snodgrass, on Back
Greek, Berkeley County, containing
500 acres. about 200 Of which are clear
ed. Il win berented for 1--WE years, with
the privilege ofseeding the land now in
corn. For further particulars apply to
the subscriber living IN charies Town.
: Y VI 2 n THOMAS HAMMOND x
Jefferson County, June 80, 1904. *