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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-04
KENTUCKY LANDS.

The SRb5er56ey hes FUR SALEs
,oo ACs rs sf Land ia Harden seunty,
, $40 ~ Kentucky, bi06iag for 70 miss on
;hs western lhogs Of Knole'tnn, ana lying asont
2 niles from Harden coure house. knclaijnn 70
naviFab,e from the Land into Gresn river, and is
the bef Af1 a.csn in Kentursy.
This lana, though rear the BarTens, is veil
wooded, ard remarkably well wasssed. The
outllnes include 10000 scFes, but there are 10
or II .oe0 acrss OF slider lnrveys within the lines,
which are accurately laid down by scSsalEulFsy
made three years ago, for the puspofe Of afses-
tairing in.yrferenccs. There is no land in Ken.
lucky more free fros dtpute than the quantity OF.
cred for Tale. On theie elder lugyeRs tEcEc are
two rIls and many families, aRd On :he tabfcrib-
ers land there are about dozen families, deff-
GUS of buying their fetslemsats: ems he has ressa
to bglcve lco faniiiGs more would have Pnieha'-
cd and sttiad On the land in tho Preicn yssr, had
il iuiycd his aizirs &c have iod oBt IN tlngic p4F
GELS thar pars OF tas caansry pofslang hsslth,
and many local advantages, ana beiag neAr Shs
ccrtTc CT the fate.
SAMUEL Tainer Of this town, kGews this land
well, and will take The trouble fo give jAit de-
fcriptoD of it's quality, to tho;e Rho nasy dsre H.
This land, it applied for pror 30 the zoIh De
cenber, viii as foia az 50 ceots per acre, On tsnd
wits intafca, payable in /, 2, 3 s yes7s' II
TIE bonds be satisfactorily fecured, objectionable
titie will at cnee b. giysn fos 'h: lad.
BEN. ST0DBERTs
gearrp Ts7uy November X Ch4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-04

: CT, sarxily phYiics
e aeKo

The ertra9r5;naNy csie2fity 'aeis pill: have
rzi6ts The auivegfa delaand TO; rbsT an f@f@.a
OF which rksy are held s. r5sjcaI n,rI Of the IA &
erninlrce, ars G&sent tsfhqoolsls&t t'e.s -
.riaEc wsrrh. IN gree; colts sad iondsn ss's-E'
of dirordars, an early u,s Of yhsfs pills oiso pro-
iyces ths happirG efrt.s, aad r.keo once !" eight
or Ten dsgslu cafes CT lndigehlon, acssacss eI1.
zineis, psns ia the Ro'aach and so"s!,, c} irn'
tries, disreh~as, dropfcs, Sc. ana hu''a'
ute of ny sns bilious bistsIsrn she INTERMEDIATE
tjme has relieved psc,eats aIEaUa 'e q s'lraeIs-
price * ceEte . box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-04
JOHN WATTS,
Fairf4x- a1ess, oppofte Mr.. JoNN jANNrY's, has
rsec!rsd via BalsinoIe,

4
Fairf4x- aIee,, oppofte Mr.. JonN JANNrY's, has
r1ee!vsd via Baltimore,
Il HaHdlomc e00ffineni q
FALL e WINTER GOODS,
syhioh he will isl lew for cath, OF on fort cred.
it, to pan6fuaI cuaomers.
SuperGne Cloths and Calf mers.
Writer velsctesn,
Pa.cnt Cerd and Patent Cord Waifcoalipg,
Fansy Mele&ihs and Flereatines,
Silk PLATA aaa Vclpets,
Sewing Silk, TwiR and Thread,
Lsne and Drsgoena Msll Cloaks,
Gcn,emen's White and Black Silk Hose,
DO. do. do. Gloves,
Do. de-, Spun do.
Do. York Far and Dac-skin do.
Ladies' White aud Black Hoir,
Do. Extra lsng Silk Gloves and Elitts,
Do. dc. WAN Leather & Riding Gloves
Sattins, Lutesrisgs ana Perkins,
Lutoaging aad Satin Ribbons,
Laces and Edgings,
Len5sn Hats.
Refe and CpGl Blankets,
Silk Rug and C3ddsws,
Carpets aad Csrretisg,
German Onaafigs,
DswlzA4e snd Redtieking,
Silk ard Cettan SufpsFders,
lmperial and Young hyfos Tes',
Clorcr sssa ard ssins Tvina, &c, &c.
.Oa. 81 sods
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-04
Jafs received dilea ffam tac pstcnl.es, ar
FOR SHE 81
JAMES KENNEDY, JUN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
Dr.. Razyion's Anti-BSl5ous an5
StomacbcJ Bgt!er5.
PREP AIRED BY
THO n II S II. K Il " s o r.
Msr!ser Of the ConpeEf;cus MeLisa. SoeilyY.

rr-NH2SE Ristcrs haye automatically had tie
mo,t rapid iale OF any P&tanr Msiic,rc c.
yer before ditcovstsa, and ara jaa!y appreciated
faf tasir Gos 3lag anS uncommoa ,l5tucs tor re-
eoring weak and decsyed contributions, AZ az
sssttrais of complicated complaints 70 como % in
tae fpriog AID fall fe1fo0s, zach as iatmif, AIT
Ftvers ard Agaes, l0ss 4rf.mnel feVe'', ny.
hrfs,ie,, sc. They ar: alio a vcEy plea.aut tt-
rss fo, common eis, and WHARF they az Ao wR
thsy havc taken !hs p,.-c zod f.ge:cedac ~ use
OF all other bittcys in public f,aies We: 81 IN
private fsmilJes.--psic. 50 carts box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-04
DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.

DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious IlN.
THE gfcs Gale and iacIeahRs demand i,. toe
valuable pills Ecr thcts tse!ye yos's pan u.
(scak their iNrfiuhc worth. hey hayl ri,sG
inguiasly tAstaciaa: IN B:Iitgs5 enG It!!yeV Il.
orr, JnasSc<, HssS 6sch5, Dy/a@sTs' B'.hsaS
.'5siiE, Gs6iveesJr, Een44. @iIaIs Z, tsr.
Tas vcvy S:aa5 tensaa al nigh s't z ls
which thasa piiis are held s.JsE kDh sAs Inlls3
States ard the Wce in3!ss' "a. ,caee:a als'} -
cosatcrfeu taam the pn'chais IS fegu,asd 20
ob{Gcgge that .hc nsme of Ssma:i Lee, Jua. g
patsRtce) il liked to each Dill q d!rea!oa g
bis own hand writing. OF lacy ~i!l not &c ssns'
iEs PrCe SO cents a box.
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DR.. Rawfon's itch Ointment.

4 csr;sin and isfe aysItcz.'on'tor lha' dla-
srsssbIecogP!siat called the lICH. Pc a
eats aexo
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-04
FINAL DIVIDEND.

T%HE Camm;G 7aers ia commi1lon OF
bgakrups awarded All iFusd. forth ags'nit
Jo5s Gil, sf Baltimore, mafch2nt, inteaa 70
meet on tae Gxtssnsh day of Dscemosr next, at
four O'Clock in the a{trrn1oa, a: the of C OF
Jaba c2awsll, Efsaire, Na. rs, North Cal
vert aress, in the city Of B1i,nors il order 70
maks iasl Dviisa3 CT tae eAae and eGtfss OF
rhe faid bankrupt; whsn and where the credI-
tors, wac have nos a!r:a1y proved 'hc;r debts,
are % come prcpatsd TO prove tn. iam,, or they
wai be excluded the benefit &c faii dividend -
and ali clAials NOT then pfovsd will DC di'ailow.
ell.
JAMES H. HooE, IN.
NM. MAC CREERY 40EsAS'''
Nov. IS. (RSl dIot
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Gsarse- Tezun, November :
COUNTY 81 ALAXANDRIa.
MovEuBRR IS 1906

NovEHRRR Is, l8og.
XTTAs taken up and conmit.cd 30 the jail CT
w this county, Nssro Lad .who calls kiE-
fttf MOSES. Elc Eays he was boIn Of free 40
rasn ia BEadcnfburs, Rste OF MH'yisnd, aa5 was
Fois at the ls'e of Mr.. Refs, OF bia3enborg, 20
a Mr. Saith and hir. Green Of Ne7 0r,csns,
and t,st he was pe6aadsd 50 isavG there BY
Mr.. Ms5hall, on prcteacs Of getting him his
freedom, ard was hIoasht 20 be" York, and
from thcfe ~as fen, to AleMod:ia: N the care q
3 Mr.. SpeDc.r, MIS- he sr''y,! Of Mr. Ms:fhsA
VIZ pretended 20 81 his Esrsf, ana Isl, h;ra ~
sfe care q Mr., Iooa <5asfbr, Of A'eTanalsa.-
TIE eyer, II be has auy, is r:qaessa 70 ee1..
ard rro7e Ks r'oft y, pay charges ans tdke f.n'
swtr, o,hcrwifc nc viii Be diipd.d Of as thu
law sirstls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-04
thirty Dollars Reward.

thlrLV l]3iiai's Reward.
"a U;}awAY on " shoel tie Is,a jnttant,
* fI5m tie r!sasa,ion a Ds@Gt 81 IL I,ou.
darn csasty, A5oitlio astp r41ass - f;.s.LSi
st,oss : yssrs s3. Gss sscs t:n t.,,aos a.sa; -
tock a;ta fiE whj,c sua bg2wa e5rr. - Is;
kat, panSaea pm. alooos, saii of Cd 'vsIyes 90,
LINEN ,fawSsga, Erj2Pod d'aahthy jacket I'D
ttTisp:4 b!saEst. Sad fellow VS. rai!ed f.saT
4 sa;a, u,sc ! letse !;s2,e ago par5i,aisa hin of
c32,ain A4rrE,g; i is fapP1e3 ,a,c tcl.o@ haS
pa, AID will atarmrs 10 pas IS iree Han. /
will give he above Ftwar1 IL: experimenting Eiit
Nsgto in any jail, 70 char get lin again, if
taken cut OF III t2re Of Virginia, or Fyfcsn
4}etlcr. If 10 ,A;s t.ase, and r3af1na5lc cha,gss
paid for bragag hin hane. 4 na,'ers OF vaf-
ftl5 and cthrss arc tocwa,asl agaiaft harboarug
OF hiring Gaia Negro, al their peril.
Walter S. RGh.
Aqua, SEPT. 4s. lOa. 81 zswsf
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+. CnmSJcN, Tailor.

}5o-caber "a. Ia~2R
61s- Tais pr. Ma5aisl! dre~ . S<a!t On tic
Honorable sha M.rA,tl, Ch,d l2&ge ef t0c
u"isea Ssat.s, ,yhirh WIS 'grorcsed IS fsrgsry,
j: wsa in i.vo. Of ia1,e srAScmtp 50 ~" TX.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-04

L 4 II,
Will be given for we'll fecured Groand
Reats-AppIication to be made to the
PRINTER.
November 6. col7s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07

It is not from mere difference OF oP;n-
ion, in matters government, that the
federalists are so constant AMI so Zt"-
lous in their opposition to the rulln6 par
~ in this country but solely to the IN
triguing and dishonorable practice W men
1t has invariably pursued, IN gaming
hat asccndanSv it now possesses. he
Traders of the party, well knew hat
nine tenths of mankind, iii this as well
As in every other country, were eHAcr
incompetent to Judge thoroughly OF Po-
Iitical matters, or were too ind 1icnt TO
investigate them and conscqu>nuy
were easily to be AAttered and deceived
Believing this, thew have tried the sx-
pertinent, aud found it too generally sue
cessful. The fcdcralists, on the other
hand, have been open and hones''n tbs 'r
appeals to the public ; they have advo'
Gated no doctrines, which have not the
test of experience to Prove their CORE Ct
ness; they have warned their teltow-cl-
tizcns to beware Of the deceit daily prAc-
,lsed upon them, bv arttul, and mahc'-
Gus writers-manv Of whom, are hired
to 10 the dirty drudgsrv OF the party i;
they have shewn the final issue OF Ke-
publican revolutions, not only in France,
bu: N all precedent time ; AMI what has
misconduct awaited? Truly very little
1t may have chained the wheels OF de-
uu.rAcv, in its downward course OF ma
tiau.I I~s.aht;on, and thus prevented
sipit1tc distraction but it has not
total, stopped its progress; the work
is still pr"gr sins; and tits feared, no.
thing less than this interpos't,on CT rro-
viA1nce, can save us from all the hor-
ROY, of disunion, anarchy and civil wars
for truly has the poet said.
Taurus would you teach, to save a
sinking land ;
AN read, none aid you, and few un-
ders,and.
Boston G0s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07
NARTLNSBURG, June 7.

We fee't to be our duty 2 direct the
attention 2four readrrs TO he ddvertiSt-
ment ef .N-y$vS. BruIIzrd and Conrad,
8 "a. IN his I'v's paper, 1oha it ziNbe
seen, haze issued proposals 70, reDubHsh.
ing that p,ist 7Vork, entitled" Rre's New
Csclope liza )" a ,oor4 that contains a
L5ra84 in Itself. The achohqr uiM his
St""en',w c2mpilaton at h,nI, mag
0oHIh:m'cycJVt sh'1b'e Inflammation on
almost every possible subject, and at a
cemPoylhrrlY t'fing expense IF time.
"'oy "dkr LImseF in q Hrgree master Of
errry scirHcr~ FhePubhc ,pirH Qftho;e
eyA' haze lie couja5e"to un4trtake, and
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07
LYNDON, AbrNl9.
stecrlnS W.
EXTRAORDINARY -ANEcDDTE. .


A respectable morning paper has pub
lished the following inteIhS"ncc which
was communicated TO the editor in let
ter written by gentleman at Yarmouth,
and dated 18th inst.
lean De. St. Faust, who command
ed and was taken on board, L'Honneur
schooner, by his majcsty's sloop of war,
the Scorpion, Carteret, relates the fol-
loving, winch he declared to have ia
ken place a few evenings prior to his quit
! ting Paris.
- Bonaparte4 had commanded a play
at the Theatre Francois, and in the US
vi style ofs9vcreigns, he appe AIRED there
wiki a brilliant retnue, and a very nu-
mcrons guard. The house, overtl owed
in very part. He was seated in his box
an he curtain about to rise, when an
OrAnSt apparently artificial, was thrown
upon the stag: several voices cxClaim-
ed " Orv5t>'', Oru7ge :" (7ben ttfS' O.
ruHgr y Inc cry was repeated and re-
echoed IN every part OF the house.
4 DrIl .InIt 'Dr.Camc forward and in
. NNu lNll AAIN AlIiN VI AL 1911 ppCue
ed the OrAnSc, wherein he found pa
per e"ntaini"ga 2O-Ivre piece of gold
com. Several voices exclaimed, Lisrz
kpap'0r. L'xes le pabier :" Read the
paper. Read the paper. 1t was again
repeated with like earnestness and en-
thusN. as before, the house resounA-
ing in many parts with the tumulsuous
outcry. But before he com Pile d the eau
tious actor looked towards the Imperial
Box, when Bontparte fAncving it might
be som: ndul,torv compliment toy-him-
self, nodded assent. The house was
silent as the grave: When the actor
read aloud the following words:
" JetrS, !eG7rse, brenez v2tre Leu
~ ,"
"Ren'"4cr The C7rsicaa, and restore
y7ur Lonis." NJ
The raPturous bursts Of applause
which ensue1 from every part OF the
house on these words being uttered, was
not described ; 1t aPPrArcl to rend the
holse. Bonaparte heard it as his knell,
and quitting the Theatre, reesrned to
his palace IN the utmost confusion and
dismay."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07

the cntital 70 execute su't Tv7rk, aHrs-
Iy drserve the pa'rs"HEe cftte pu5hc.
his the de,ig" If the publishers to
annex, in odAne1 TO the maps "a the
L7nd9n eGttf,n, a rap sF the C"'fe'
States, besides 9neof every state !" ne
Un;on. The typ2gr"ptY " IS expected
mill d. cr.4Y. 70 our czuvtvY, and the
tngracingr, 1viN, instead DA T2"'"s
az it m,,I be confessed ~ to' ';"'"2n'y
the case, seJUe n9' only to illustrate bar
10 aa2rn.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07

V:ncents, to ,hv British Minister, with
news Of the Toulpn feet being off Ca
diz consisting of 10 sail OF tn line and
4ffiga,es that the Dlttnce, of ~ guns,
narrowly escaped being taken as she lay
with her Yards and toPmasts down when
thc French flcethove in sight. The En-
gls,h Minister at Lisbon, Immediately
ordered out. two Packets the Orpheus
frigAte aad Gun brig, th,n IN port, with
dispatches for England; the bri : was
however Obliged to put back having
sprung her howspr't and toremast in
crossing the BAr-+6 hours alter sailing,
Capt. +. spoke the British feet under
SIR J. Ord, consisting OF two as and
frig ties ONLY, standing for England.
" Capt. +. further advises, tn It the
French minister had arrived at Lisbon,
and wa, escorted from BelIiSle Castle to
the city by the nobility and Prince Horse
Guards. Jerome Bonaparte had set ON,
for France Dv the VIZ Of Madrid; and
his lady was passenger on board the
Erin, which Came out ct Lisbon in CO.
"ltn capt. T. OOun'l IOI Nh'9' 'N'll.
" Accounts had been receive" at LIS
bon OF the capture of two valuable Bra.
zilc ships off tht Isle Of Corvo by the
Aigcrine squadron"
In corroborAtion of the intelligence
brought by Capt. Folsier, we learn, that
capt. Trettthrn, arrived at Portsmouth,
ON Thursday l'St, from Mcrselllrs, re-
ports, that ON the 9Th April, about 10
leagues +. of Gibraltar, he passed the
Tonlon fleet, Of 10 sail of vessels, viz.
II ships Of the line, ofwhich 5wcre Of
80 guns, trigatrs and briggs, having
on board Z or 5000 chosen troops, COM
handed by Gen. Lauriston on the Oh
he again passed the Acct in the Gut, then
steering w.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07
.SUMMERGooDs.
THE subscriber has just received
i and Is now opening, an elegant
assortment of
MERCHANDISE,

suitable for the present season, which
he takes the liberty of offering to his
friends and the public IN general uncom-
monty chean, consisting in part OF the
following articles, and number OF o.
thtrs too tedious for insertion:
D3wIas and TickAng6"rSt,
Russia .hretings and DriMingS,
Bro'Un H1A0nd,
9-8Iri>h Shertnes,
A. and 7-s TIsh Linens,
1o-4 Dama>k Table Cloths,
Al and 3-+ Diaper Linen,
9-S arIl2-S Abron Chccks,
FH'I0ns and Jeans,
NH&terns,
C<ttA H0Scry,
Mt'saiNes Tcrt shapes,
StHnnd C1tton Su>peHderH
tmjrfl!as,
F"tionuble Chint2es and CaHeos,
La, priced dir2,
Ca'oured CambrIc 4KusHns,
LeutrIccd ditto,
DIhHf|eS, nnC9mmo7I4 cheap,
1913 Damr,>k Sin Shn1VLs,
E1ra lang pic mc six Cloves,
A O4riety gfsLegant Laces and Edg.
ngS, !o1O priced, -
Lutestring ana col0ured Sattlns,
Rbbons,
Box and 1aconet lNrslins,
M9r0cco and KID Shoes,
Ahrge assortment Of Extra ard Ha-
BIT Six Gloves.
THE cb0ve mentioned articles are Of a
superior quality, and to be hdd at gerry
reduced prices. The subscriber has
dlso received a complete assortment q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07
w ILL be offered for sale on the goth
w inSt. my PI ANTA1ION w.

w ILL be offered for sale on the goth
w inst. my PLANTATION, w.
ing on the drains Of Tuscarora, about 5
miles from MArtinsburg and the same
distance from Garrard' s. own contain
ing abount 60 acres, with a cons,drr,-
bic proportion of Meadow ground which
may be ~atered, also cleared land, a
variety of Fruit trees, which are now in
full bearing and never fail to bear, con-
venIent dwelling House, and other hou-
ses; it is presumed the purchaser will
view the premises, therefore further
description is thought needless.-AAo,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
a variety of Farming utensils. The
sale to begin aboutnten o'clock, when
the conditions will be made known, and
due attendance given by 49,,
JOSEPH PLUMMER, and
JAMES MENDE MAIL.
9Th MULlh 6, 1905,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07

INARTINtBL' &c SLHICL-ROD.T
INHf. subscribers to the salI b ,ol
i will take, notice that the vcrn Il ek-
animation of I'll, Pupils of the said
SchooI-ro"m, wiH tax place on Stnr-
dav the ord day OF June at 3 o';ln. P.
NJ. at which time the Pupils will lexhi-
bit their elocutionar\ exercises and dra-
matte pieces.
Tickets for admission to the ENhijiti-
on, price twelve and half cents, may
BE- had OF the subscriber.
]. BOND.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
G TKAYED from The subscriber on
> the 2Sth March last, light sorrel
HORSE, about six wears old, bushy
name, set tail and carries it on one side.
a large star and snip, white feet and is a
natural trotter; also, a dark bay or
brown MARE, about seven wears old,
has very small star on her forehead, a
switch tail, and trots and canters well :.
also, 3 year old sosEel FILLY, long
tail and white feet. The horse was rails.
ed below FanqMier Court House, Vir-
ginia, and tits probable they will 70 that
way. Whoever has taken up the said
horses and gives infomationto the prin-
ter hereof, shall have the above reward,
and ifbrought home all reasonable ex-
-penses paid.
NICHOLAS CHOPPER.
Chambersbarg, Pen May~sx, ssoS.
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a LII persons are hereby cautioned
~ against cutting ,rs0d on, or carry
ing tt att'ay from the plantation q the
subscriber Near Mart!nsburs from
fishing through has mtado'0s, from
hrsr0ing 6o.Vn his fences, and fr0n com
uniting any other unIougfH drpredati0rs
thereon, as he is determined to prosecute
every person 80 oGe"d'ng.
HUGHN. PATTERSON.
Juae 6, 1905.
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MARKET REGULATIONS.

MARKET REGULATIONS,
ILu1r at a meeting cffhe Trustees efthe
Io,rn Of Mar'insb"rs, June S, 1905.
Be itenoctrd, that from and 19'frr. sfhe
7th day ofthis m2nth, no perso" shall be
allowed to sell anv kinIof Butchers meat
1rithin the limits # the sad To7VH, on
am day, except IN the Market Rouse,
trjore the h,ur o. nine O'Clock IN the
mernine; and that tbs buyer and seller,
IN such case, shaN EACH be Liable to I" fine
Clone dollar, recoverable before anyJ:lr-
ice oftht peace far sH'"CauntY-oI|fact'
and regulations coming rOith" the p"T-
r!r,r 1jthis act, is hereby repealed.
Be it further enacted, that the 1duo
anthorisins a tax fisk and a hay CENTS
on each quarter ojm"'ton, vtaIsr PORK,
is 80 um.nIsd, that stch garter Of each
ofthr,xaiI meats 0Yd Llmb, shall pay the
a(5rexnld Ar. on each quarter, tVh!tAeT
sold whole or cut.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07

TAMk to III, plan,a.r"n Of the enb-
u scribcr on the 4th instant, an lron-
Gray MARE, fifteen and Il half hands
high, large white spot on each side Of
her back, about eight ornine wears old,
no brand, strong made, and shod before.
The sand estray has been appraised ac-
cording to law, and valued at-so dollars.
The owner is desired to prove property,
pay charges and take her away
ALEXANDER DOUGFEkTY.
Berkeley L ssu"~. jan, ', v.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07
.Y virtue Of Decd of Trust cxecu-
ga h, William AI'(Hanal,pI % me-

DY virtue ola Decd of Trust cxecu-
ID ted bv William MpCausland to me,
for the purpose of satisfy ms a sum of
money due from said M'CAusl.,nd to
William Burns, sen. will Be sold At pub
lie venduc, on the premises, on the
End day of Berkeley June Court, at2
O'Clock, ?. NJ. the Hot + and LOT
now in the Occupancy OF the SAID NJ
Causlana, situate in Martin Street, in
the town of Marrin,Ourg, and known
in the general plan of SAID town by Lot
No. 1872. The House is built of Brick,
one and an half stories high, telerablv
we'll finished; the Lot is we'll enclosed
and is an excellent one Cor Garden. T.
~ WIN. BURNS, jur. Trustee: =,
June Z, lso5,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-07

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CHARLESTON. sufr al;

We arc happy to have it in our power
10 state, that the Collector ofthe Customs
mas received q letter from Captain Com
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