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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
Public Sale.

Willie sold at public vendue, on the frs.
Tuesday in ApriI next, at the dSpeN-
ing plantation Of the subscriber, near
MGrtinsburg,
4 NUMBER Of Horses, Mich
n Cows, Sheep, Hogs and Geese,
and quantity of Bacon, a variety of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensil', and number Of o.
ther articles too numerous to part:cu-
larise. A generous credit will be given.
The sale will begin about ten O'Clock.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
March /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
n O T I c E.

THE public are Informed that the
L Ferry Boat on the river potomak
opposite Shepherd':-Town, which was
taken off some time since by the ice, is
rrgaiued, without the smallest injury,
aad is crossing daily with the usual faci-
lrty and safety, which so much accom-
modates the traveller. those who are
nnacquAin,eI with ibis excellent and
safe crossing place, are informed. tnat
no delays ever take place in consequence
Of high wind or water, owing to the Pc
culiar situation of the river. An un-
commonly fine Boat with excellent sober
hands, is doubtless, great inducement
for travellers to pass this way, which is
equally as near road as any other from
the back parts OF Virginia and the West
ern countries to Baltimore and the City
ofWashington.
JOHN BLACKBOARD.
. March 8, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
FOR SALE.

4 PLANTATION, containing a.
II bout $50 acres, about 100 of which
are cleared there is convenient Dwell.
ing House and Kitchen and good Barn
On the premises /; near the House is .
Well thirty feet deep, which never goes
dry when kept clean ); on one part oI1he
Plantation there is lArge and excellent
SPring,-The Land is OF 4 superior qua
htv It lies on the road leading from
Nlart'nsburg to Boyd Ferry, anu il
abouss six miles from the former place.
1t 1t is not sold before the FIRST day of
April next, it will be rented for one
year. For terms apply on the premises,
or to the subscriber in Martinsburg.
lGNATIUS PRICE.
January IS, 1905.
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FOR SALE, a ureAimprsued
Plantation,

On Middle Creek, near Darkesville,
Berkeley County, containing about two
hundred acres, whereon Mir. Edwavc
Chapman now lives, for which a gene.
raj warrantee will be made to the pnr-
chaser, and which ifnot sold before the
Goth day Of March, will be rented 70.
one year and possession given on the
first day Of April next. The terms will
be made known upon application to the
subscriber.
PETER LAWSON
March I, 1905.
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BenncNs Fe1vv.-

HE subscriberrespectfully inform.
4 those who NAV have occasion to
cross Potomac at Benefits Ferry, two
and a half miles from Bath and eirhe
from Hancock, that he has recovered
MS Ferry Boat, which he has got in
complete order. Persons NAV now
cross with the greatest safety and iconve-
n'en>e' and may rely on his constant at.
tentiOn to serve them.
WILLIAM BENNETT.
March,, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
December Court, 1904.

December Court, 1904.
Berkeley County, IS.
Barbara Helm, administrative, and IA
cob French, administrator of Martin
Helm, deceased, Complainants.
Gs&'s.ss
Mary Roland, widow and relict Of
George Poland, deceased, and h;arv
Poland, Rebecca Poland anG Eleanor
Poland, children and heirs at law of
said George Poland, Defendants.
In cHANCERX
THIS day came the Complainant.
l. BY their Counsel, and it appear.ap
to the Court that the Defendants are nor
inhabitants of this Commonwealth. il !.
ordered that the Defendants do appear
here on the Monday after the ,hird
Tuesday in March next, to answer The
Complainants' bill, and that a copv az
this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley ard Jefferson In,e!ligcn ccr
and continued for two months succe,.
s'yely, and also be posted up for two
months successfully at tn. door Of Nh.
Court House of this County,
A copy.
Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, <.n.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
The high bred English Horse,
1LL4tG HAUILTONLiN.

WILL, stand thus season at Muse's
w Mill on Long Marsh Run, FIVE
miles from Smokers Ferry and two
miles from Rocks Ferry, the 6r.tthree
days in each week, and in Smithheld the
remaining part Of the week, and cover
mares at the low rate of eight dollars
the season, which may be disc charged
by pa, ing SIX dollars BY the list Oh. o. to-
Der ne~t] three dollars the single leap
and twelve dollars to insure colt.
Young HamiltoniAn is a bright bay,
raising eight years. old, 6fte en- aad a
half hands high, moves we'll and has
lofty carriage, is of an uncommonly high
spirit and was imported from England
in the year 1902, by Major Griffith Of
Philadelphia he is horse Of as pure
blood, and is Of the bsst breed Tor run.
ming in England ; he was got by Old
Hamlltonlan out ola mare that was got
by Old Matchem. Its thought unne-
eessary to trace his pedigree any further
back, as his handsome hgure and activi-
~ will be sufficient to recommend him.
The greatest attention will be paid by
JESSIE BROWN.
March 8, 1905.
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DAVID HUNTER, e.,...
ONE CENT REWARD.

p AN away from the subscriber, some
~ time in February last, an apuren-
'ice boy named George Lester he i.
s''oat sig Feet high and slender mauc ::
he took with him a variety Of clothing
not Partlcu larly recollected. One cent
reward will be paid to any person who
will return saidrunaway.
JACOB HANNA.
Martinsburg, March 8, 1905.
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THOMAS GRIEVES.
N o T 1 c E.

\ LII persons having CLAIMS agains,she
n estate Of Patrick M'Kelvey, decd,
either by bond note or book account, are
hereby requested to exhibit them pro-
perly authenticated for settlement-An
persons ind.bt.d to said estate are also
requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber.
GEORGE PAYNE, Adm.
March 8, 1905.
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MARTINsBURG, Berkeley County
Virginia; Printed and pubhshedj1
TO- N URTIS.
TERMS OF THE INTELLIGENCER.

- THE price efthis Paper i, tue dol
lars per annum, one dollar bayQbIe at the
hmf q subscribing, and one whcn tn.
year expires. Distant subscribers Paw
fer the whoie year IN adVancc. TIE
Pr'ee q Advertisements, to non-suJ-
sc''6erS, IS one dollar per square for
'H'ee 1Deeks insertion, and far continue
Ghce efteT that time rs cents per ,vrsk :
Subscribers mill eontinue to rec-ive a re.
d'ctiong one. foayth on their AdVsr.i.s-
neHts.-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15

Berkeley County, IS.
February Court, 1905.
George Riley vx Joseph Gale.
In LYANLERT.
THIS day came the complainant by
L his~counsel, aud it appearing to the
court that the defendant is not an inha-
bitant of this commonwealth, it is order
ed that the defendant do appear here on
the MONDAY after the third Tuesday in
May next, to answer the conPlainant's
bill, and that coyy OF tAis order be
forth With inserted i'll the Berkeley and
Jefferson Inteii,scn,er and coniiaued
for two months uc,essivt!y, and also
be posted up Tor two months sus ces.ive-
ly at the door Of the court house of this
COUNTY.
A Copy, Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, C. BIG.
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FOR HIRE, TWO
Negro Girls,

One about fifteen and the other sixtesn
years old ; they have both been accus-
toned to house-work, and one has for
some time past been a cook. An en-
Ployer in the country would be prefer
red. Inquire Of the Printer.
ianuarylf, 1905: (wtD
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
Te BE 'tntrd, ana possession given On
mrtTst day If AprH neAt,

"'CT" dG3 81 AP'!' HeAt,
THAT eommodious and wslI-known
! stInd, at the sign OF the Indian
Chief, in the Main street, NJ 4rtinsburg
the house consists of three rooms on The
lower toor, four up stairs, and large
Bali Room, with ki:ehen and room
adjoining forthe use OF the family, good
S'ablr>, SMOKE House and Granary.-
1hls house is gbest situated OF any "A
town tor travelling cu.,on,tFs, ana Iom-
mfads asrea; PAT ol,h4t custom :, pre-.
rssent. For further Particulars apply to
Mr.. John O'Ferran in Niarsirsburg, or
to the Subscriber at Nh Greek.
IuiA A&e.eisr rent,
, a two story house in II. same street,
adjoining Mr.. James Lawson's, with
three rooms on the lover aoor and two
up stairs, with convenient Kitchen and
passage, and a cellar under the whole
house. Apply as above. p
IGNAT1US O'FERRALL.
March 1, 1905.
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Carriage # EZ0C2 u Gcarse Town

Carriage f FL0U2 I" Sr'Tse TowH
or alexandria, by rrater. q
I HAVE erected large and convent
L emf Warehouse, for the reception of
Flour and other articles, on The road
leading from AI4r':asbu'g to Williams
port, eight miles .ru.n tn. former place
and four from the Latter, where will
receive Flour, &c. aud deiiver-it a, eli
tier Of the above places, agreeable to the
directions ofthe persons who will favour
me with their custom.
THOMAS SHEERER.
Falling Waters, Marlh l, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15

- THE sale of Samuel DunawA>,
advertised some time ago to take place
on the 18th instant, will BE- po.:pon, Il
until the 10th o! Apt! next, on which
day the articles before advertised, will
be sold at pubic ven>.ue.
March /, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15

Those who have subscribed for
PINKERTON'S GEOGRAPHY,
are requested to call at this Office and
lit the lst volume of that work. The
other volumes NAV be expected by the
first arrival from Philadelphia.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
-
ONE CENT REWARD.

D AN away from the subscriber, on
IN Sunday morning the 24th ult. an
apprentice 20 the Printing business, ma
med Bill EggIeston, about feet in
ches nigh, has short light hair; when
spoken TO stArrs with pretty fun eye,
very fond Of l'cuor.-He had two years
and about four months to serve. He
formerly wrong hit in Brown & Charlton's
Printing Ohice at NIar,nsburg, and, as
his mother lives about FIVE miles from
thacp!.~e, Ills probable he has gone that
way. t,.>, Hr when ne wen, away, L
blue Goa, brown cloth pantaloons, a
striped swansdown waistcoat, red
baize un,ier wnistcoat, and u wool hat
ahnut Eat wcrE. The above reward,
but no charges will be paid for bringing
HIM nome. ....~
THOMAS GRIEVEs.
E"a!!@'h Printing Office, /
Hagrrsrdwn, March 7, 1905.
n. 3. Allprrsons are fore warned a
gainss harbourIng or mploj ing said run.
Away, at their Ierll.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-15
LANDS far sale en- the river P9tcma&.

LANDS far SAFE en- the river P9toma&.
TINE subscriber will sell $50 acres
1 OF Ian: onthe Potomak river, in
the County OF Washington and state of
Maryland 100 acres Of which is the
first rate Bottom, adjoining the .and of
Mr.. David Misskimans ). through the
above tract of land there runs Il never
falling stream of water, with every
convenience for a mil! and Disti,ls-v on
tie larges. scale, within a*c r.-,.24 If
Hancock and two of Bath, Bt:kr'rv
County. For particular, apply 10 Nj.
Cornelius Ferree, near Bath. i,
ELIZABETH MILLER,
nrar Front Royal, Frticr:c$
County, Virginia.
February ea, 1905. =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-08
Last L0cning's Mail.

On readers will perceive that after Mr.. Chafc
had'sndrefed the Senate, they retired into pri-
vssfe, chamber. A queftion there arofe, whether
1t was not neceiiary for the Senators TO take the
oath required by the contribution, before thev
took into confederation the motion ofMr. Chaft.
after coniiderable debate, this queilion was de-
clded affirmatively. Accordingly, the frh ftep
taken ye'terday, when the court was opened,
was the qualifying the members.
Previouily to the appearance OF the Senate in
the public room, which did not take place till
two O'Clock, comfortable debate, we under
itand, was had on the motion of Mr.. Chafe.
Nat. iQfeX
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DAVID ROSS.
TWENTr DOLLARS REY1eD

TACK OR JACK ASH, gardner by profsfion.
> formerly the properly Of Lewis Burv,elI G1r,J
was fold BY the Ex'or. of iaid Burwen, about dis
time lsit year, to gentiernan reiding in Amherf
county, who per'litted him to come down lad Nh
tor the Purpo!e OF WHITING his vi fe and relations,
with Pfomie dat his Wits fbouId be repeated re.
quentiy- Jack has thought proper TO abufe this in
dugence by not returning to hi: mater.
His age is fomething above fifty rather under tb.
middle iize. lis believed that he lecretgs hirCf IN
Cheiter6ed, probably Manchester, where his Wis
friends live The keeper of the toll brdr, or che er--
ryman viii have frequent opportunities of Ropp;1o
him when on Wits TO his wife, aho is ire. ard woo
reild'' opPoi'te Mr. Southgate's garden. Whoever
will deliver the faid lack 70 Mr. Pole the ;a;Ior ., II
receive the above reward application at the Office
Of the Enquirer.
Ian. 8, 1905. IT,
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ADVERTIsErrrr.r,

FIE irbieriber has leaed the 1enerrent iat.l,,
occupied by Charlie Cox on Sicctoc iIill ne,r
~" oo"'g'ts TORE ard fronting il,eCap.to iqnare,
for term Of years, which is ,a,rirodious bouf.
with icvcr1 rooms for the accommodation Of 1os~4
eis; ne whites 70 take nor swe.ye, who wi. be
entertained handiorsly. Yovng 9. nilenier VINO are
lcqorms education with Nj 7. o slyie, or Gudgi;
'dw, VIII hrd thiss very convenient place bemg J
tuated near the mof eminent auOtne,s ia Tie eity
Ai'SO--Near 70 the ctlen,y 7 s.l TO hsv- rop
lon the 10Th irit. Thus ga beautiful nd ,r-b
iitusiou, and the terms u,ui he res.on,h. viii ~
exsruon in my power - g.ys iatis.ao.or
January 2 ryj |
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70 on, modifying the tax every game aud fport
according 10 It's tendency.
Il is believed thai the tax on games s. fports.
without the aid of the other rrfDnrces. which
have been'recommended, viii, in the courft Of
a Mort time, produce fu.ficieat ium To COM
plete the teveral roads which have been recon-
| mended.
There is no doubt that much oppoftion and
many plauEblc arguments viii be offered 10 op-
pofe theie taxes. But the proper auction TO
each leg'ilator is this, whether the inconyen;-
ence or improperly relates to thofc who viii
he compelled To pay them, will be equal 10 the
daily Inconvenience and politiye injury pro-
ceeding from circuitous roads which are fire.
quently impsfabe.
Such are the refourccs which are deemed flf-
hcient TO carry into effect this vait aud necel1arv
plan; plan which will require the expendi-
ture of ieveral millions of dollars hut which will
unite all parts of this fate BY eafv and per;pa-
rent communications, and will tend greatly to
abohih the jealous and injurious tliiinctions be-
tween eaftern and wefcrn interefs-vet if the
Legislature fhall think fit to derive additional
ADS from temporary toll on fuch parts OF the
pian' as may from time to time be executed
then the fyitem nfimprovement will be carried
more rapidly INTO execution, and every irhab,.
tant OF every part OF this country will be bleG'
ed with the laiting advantage Of having cool
and permanent road near TO his reidence, which
VIII not only urge him 70 induitry, but ALTO, will
increafe his wealth, happinefs and attachmenl
to his country.
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VALUABLE LAND--FoR SIR.

BY 1'irf~e Of DEED or TrqR. tram nm.
MqDfs def'A. in order 70 Iccure aad. bog t5c
foYozVjaF de6fJ, z:e
l Nathaniel AfqITr 10 Hrc6. Brrre. i5nr. FIR
tbe pur52'fg nentionedin Ne jaidaEsaIne,if, G1d
Lbe jun Of Il. l9s 10 due A,rb. B,.yee z,,itb
intrrsF thereon, fran tbe 18th day If Deee0.L,r.
1902, at FER CEN. per aanua H2pqid;
IN certainty b. JoId, at Tire iats yc,Gisate Of
HHhan MgITs on Tuejdag the stb aagof Ye51-
org, eighteen bnadreA and tre, FIR rsady 5,o7e,.
nj init tr0d ofLand in G1ocLIcld eoufy, hi1g
oHd beiag on the qVaterJ ffbe HfIh ByrI-eysef.
(tv5cTeon Mrs. Fraae.5 Maize noqo h7,e,J co,,.
tanning BY late (1rTsy 26s acrsJ. AMI ba,sfJ-d By
the A7ndy If r0pt. Nafha8ii 1f4Ee dec'd M,
DGJid Rojj, .fo5n Matfbe7y5 a1d ofbers. III,
h'"d II 2ffbe .HrR rafe qpaHiy ofbigb LqnA. bl,e.
I0nfiy FfRaied. mi Griffin oy G niles (a7d e,,y
roafI offbs foqCn Of CoiiD1lia end f-1s, =, 9
7iileS Of Lszvi5'' MN on fbc Bgc}er'%
JOHN Forces, Trafee.
11rnrrV g.
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s'hsrs made folemn affirmation to the fame e..

e.hsrs made folemn affirmation to the fame e..
lfyct.
The Prefiient laid before The Senate a letter
from Ssruei Chat, ir-oiirg an affidavit form
before MIR. Jufice Hdu,ton. at;gning various
facts aud reaiOnS ior being allow d hlther .;ne
TO give in bis ariwcr.
Mr.. Byu6ley moved me Senate to com: 10 The
following refclu,i0n:
| Ordered, that Samuel Chafe, one of the AZ.
fociatc juitceS Of he irErStne court Of the u
nited States, % 6ie his alhyer 70 the articles of
impeachment exhnited aga,ntt him. with tie
Secretary OF the Senate, on or before the
day of
Mr.. GH,y moved to ftrike ont all the words
after the WORT ordercd, and inicIt in lieu there
Of the following: "That the
day of ban he .he day
for receiving the anfver and proceeding on the
triai Of The iCl parchment OF Sauuel Chafc"
Mr.. Rh6ouIi moved diyiion of the QueRi-
on, taking it firit on ftrikmg out
Mr. Giles aikcd if the whole wasnot one mo-
ton.
The Prriid-nt declared that any member of
the court had the right of requiring diviiion
OF queision where il WIS filceptihic of Z divi-
non, and he conceived the amendment propo-
fed was capable of being divided.
| IT, quefion was then taken on nriking ont
by calling oAer he names of the members aud
there appeared Ayes 2o-Noes lo-So the
words were itrken out.
| The auction was next taken in like manner
upon inierting the words moved BY MIR. Giles,
and was carred-Ayes 22-Noes 8.
Mr.. Tracey moved TO I'll! up the blank with
the frt Monday in December next.
Mr. Breekenridgs moved to fill it up with the
fourth OF February next.
| The PRECEDENT faid the firit auction would
| be on the mot dfant day, viz. the firit Nom
day i'll December next.
On this quettion there appeared ~ Ayes and
rs Noes. So the motion was loft.
The Prefdent then put the queftion on the
fourth day of February next, which was carried
IN the afirmative-2l Yeas and Noes
The queition on the order, as amended, was
thenput and was crrried-Ayes 2I-Noes 9.
The fccretary was directed by the Prefdent
to deliver copy of this order 20 the Houfe OF
Representatives., and another copy to Samuel
Chafe.
After enquiry by the PRECEDENT whether any
gentleman had any thingfurtiier, o offer, the Sc
! nate withdrew to private chamber.
Geo. Clinton, jun. fon Of governor Clinton
has been unanimously nom mated, By delegates
appointed by the citzsna ofthe dittr:tt, rs czr-
didate for representative 20 Congreis. to funny
the vacancy occfoned by the election of o..
Mitchillto the Senate u. States for the ta.e OF
New-York t BGLf. E,ney.
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TO BE SOLD.

For ready money, pur(uant to decree Of the Fede-
raj Circuit Court, for the diGriGt of Virginia IN
fuit between Phinezs Bond, Attorney for the
creditors of Ezekl Edwards Plaintiff, and David
Refs and Others oefendaus-
/sNWO undivided parts, out of three, of fo-rv-tso
z acres of LAND, in the county of Henrico.
upon F0ur-Mils Creek, with the Mills and Houies
thereon, known by the name of the Norwich W Ia,
Also TIaa or Parcel of LAND. htuate in the
county of Henrico, about feven miles below the O.
ty OF Richmond, commonly called and known by ,h.
name the Seven Pines thought to otain one thou
tand acres, but MIR. Rois undertakes .hlt a. aecu-
rate iurvey and plot ha be produced on the dav Of
lale. -
The Sale will pofitivelyt at the Eacle Ia
vern IN he City OF Richmond Oh Thurliay tn, 2,a
day of F sbruary next.
BEN. MCSBY, D. N. for
JOSEPH SCOTT, NV. D.
ian. 8. (tds)
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THuRsDAY. Ianuarv 9.

The Secretary administered TO the Prefd,nt
the following oath. "You do Coenniy fwe.r
that in III things appcrtaiuing to the trial Of the
Impeachment Of Samuel Chafe, YOU will DO i'm.
partial juitice according to the conaitution and
laws of the United States"
The like oath was administered bv the Pref.
dent to ~ of the members prsfga,, add three
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the whole of our public debt. experience has d-on-
hrated, that from want of energy in laws, or
from ppoGtion In the Legislature indulge ieln-
quents, the payments into the treaiury from this
toarce, both FINAL and irregular. Your commit
tee, guided III their opinion by paa events, canno;
therefore Calculate the from this fource
more than $4,000 dailar. which Dolls. CTS.
added to 305,TSS IS
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Jan. 8.

AT the fame time and place, will difpof;s Of the
other undivided third part OF the fad Norwich Mills
and will alto difpofe Of valuable traa Of ] .AMD
adjoining thereto, which contains abour five hundred
acres, with various improvements The whsle is va
uabe ettate.-Mr. Hooten will negy the Mills -,
the land The terms OF payment Ter the SAID land
and the other third part of the Mills will be half r-s
dy money, and twelve months credit for the other
half.