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JOHN SOUTHGATF.

A 7 the houfs lately occupied by Mears. Thomas
n and Amos Ladd, and directly oppofte the u
Mon Tavern, offers for iac, pretty general aiort-
ment Of
FILL GOODS,
Well worth the attention OF country Dealers
Cain, country produce or approved paper will be re-
ceved in payment.
ALSO FOR SALE, AS ABOVE,
London Particular, Madeira Wine in pipes; and
few boxes Martinique Cordias.
October %. (tf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

A GREAT Bargain offered in 7s5 acres of
n LAND, lying in King & Queen county, one & an
halt miles from York River, and bounded by Po-
ropotank Creek, the Lands of captain William Shac-
kesord and Zachariah shackleford. This land is le-
vel, fertile and well tmbered, with tolerable good
buildings and excellent watcr-The abundance of fin
and oyiters at the very fPot, may afo he mentioned
as great inducement any perfon wiihing to pur-
chaie. This Land may be- had low for caih, or
good bonds at fhort payment. For further particu-
lars apply to John H. Smith, or to the fublcriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Wakcrton, September 20. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

DROWN SUGAR Of Bar Iron, German, Craw-
-O hyperion quality, ley's &, Differed Steel,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto Anti, g, Jamaica Rum
Belt Green Coffee, Very Old Antigua Rum.
Salt in Sacks Holland Gin.
MoaGts and Treacle, Cogniac Brandy, of very
Fickled Salmon, fuPerior quality,
Scotch Barley, Race Cineer. psrper.
Madeira, Port, Sherry z Pimento. Nutn,sgs
Malaga Wine, Mace, Cloves g. Cir
Freh MHicate Railins & namon,
Cuuants, Frelh London MuRard,
Soft Shelled Almonds, in frnaii boxes,
CopPeras, BED Fotant Indigo and
Satretre, Fig Blue, Of hyperion
Engiih T Cuupowder quality, in boxes of
Patent Shot, well ahorted 90 lbs each
Hib5ert'' Brown Stout Frelh CaTers, Oil, &c.
and Porter, Freib Gunpowder,
Eea 5pa3ifh Segars Tea in Gamblers.
Caldwell. Fraiqre = Co.'S Ditto by the b.
Surerfinc Chocolate, Young Hyfon do. Of the
Eew-York Candles and frf quality.
Soap, n. England 8, Bulloks
SPermacetd Candles, Cheefe.
JOHN L. LESUEUR,
c. II. SAUNDERS.
Oaober 10. If
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The Gazette of this evening contains the
GLOWING letters, traniinittcd by Admiral Sir
Charles Cotton, Bart. TO William nGar.dan, FG1.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09
FoR pARI GLASGOW.

FOR PORT GLASGOW,
TT The Britiih Ship Phoenix, Cap
EyL9LSN stain ELLINGTON, daily expected at
I'm IN ~ Barmuda Hundred, burthen about
rsT n 400 hhds. Tobacco.-She will take
on freight Tobacco, Cotton, &c. on moderate
serns apply to
Manchester, Nov. 4. stti.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-09

SALT, loole and in Jacks,
80 Barrels cut IIERRINGS,
Brown SUGAR in barrels and by ratail,
COFFEE, TEA and other Groceries,
Philadelphia bottled PORTER,
Do. Draft BEER.
September i9. eptf.
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20 3D. RENTkD.

70 BE RENTED,
II 'IFs large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
A Main Street ed6 Of the Market, formerly occi-
pied by Cohen and laaes, and lately by Capt. John S.
Plealants; it is good 0snd for buinefs and futable
for the accommodation Of large family.
Alfo, the HOUSE formerly known by the fgn
Of hebird in HANDY at the corner Of the reet lea
ding to church hill beth Of :hefe tcnements gar
,dens are attached. The terms will be moderate and
mad. known application to James WniteIaw, fer
jeaur Of the City, or to
JACOB I. COHEN. .
February IS. (Iawtf
a IL brrls1s b0q'iAg eiojnS ae0iqf tie eGafe
1 4 Of fe5n H7omeJ, 6ee'd. Of tie BoqUTng-
Crssr, ere reyRsfci - mike fbem knosVR, hat
broDifoH mas be aeade f1r fAaI /sfftmeHt.--
q, t5eic iadebfcd nun maize imNiediQfe ba1-
n7sHt to TCHW HOO6fES, and
TOHV G. WOOLFOLR,
Ese.riort IF yobg H0ome5, dee'&.
SGr. 90. "
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
VJAVE taken the new Brick TENEMENT
L i fronting the orofs ereet leading from Col. May
o's Bridge, and oppo.ite Mefrs. John and Robert
CANDLES where they offer for iale under the firm of
Isaac WINSTON, z Co.
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Can9bN5, az "a, So. 2o. 4
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CHE @nQu!rsr.
RICHMOND, l4ib MARCH.

Dehrous OF understanding the prefent fate
OF the parties OF New-York, and unwilling TO
truit to tine interefed ftatemen,s of their pa.
pers, we addrci1ed ferries of auctions 70 an
intelligent and well informed friend in New.
York, who was, for feveral years, : member of
their fate Legislature. The oaGvers to fome
OF theie quetions, we fubjoin for the informal
t'on OF our readers. They are oithy and Mort {;
themfslves. 'p"" WI
Qnrrr. coalition been rea,lv formed
between the head, of the Burte and Clintopian
partirc , o''oA'"''
"y:ver.---l believe it was attempted and
l o' "olec' was, undoubtedly, to ftrenctben the
Cintonian party. wv
0re'y'---W'li this coalition extend to all the
members OF ,hete parties or low far is it like.
ly to operate - - ''''>
HySoer.,--l refer You to the publication of
INC general meeting of republicans, held IT
warnings, and tigned by Thomas Farmer.
chairman or that meeting. Thofe refolutions~
ociicve to he eXnreflive of the general Esn,;-
ments of the Republicans in this city, am, trrff
OF the United States. With refpra to Aaron
SUITS part'zans, believe their profpeGfs 10 be
them. ""'e "oosS
| Q"ryy.---What arc the conditions of this Goa.
liton? ''''' IVA"
H"fzrsr---l do not know, nor have heard
OF any; but ifany, conceive it mutt have been
10 iehen the Livingston interef, and to increaf.
that the Clntonisns, 70 called.
Q"ery.---Whirh will he nominated to the po-
vernor's chair /! De Witt Clinton or Aaron
Burr Or who will be /?
dnfsVer.---I believe that neither De Wit,
Chhton. nor Aaron Burr will be nominated !.
'noeed believe AARON BURR to be politically
seaa' but that John Broome, efq. the prefent
| lieutenant governor, will he the candidate for
governor at the next election and the prcfcnt
governor his opponent.
Oserr.---Is there a confederation formed
between the Lewistes and the federalifts
;1,d1jzvrr---I believe there is, what they NAV
cah,a good understanding between them.
0nerp.--ls Aaron Burr expected in N. York
What has become of the profecution againlt
| him tor the death of Hamilton
Antsver.-I have not heard that he is ex-
pected in New-Yort, neither do / thiI.. he will
come here; aud as to the profecution, view
1t merely as PolitieaIengiue to keep him OFF.
lheie refolutions were publihed in our paper
of the In inh They reprobate in the ftreneeG
terms the idea of the coalition between the republican,
party and the Burres, eoniidered as feb and they
| declare that Aaron Burr does not and ought not
to Poiieis the confidence of the republican party"
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cargo, perhaps half though very feldon,, greater
quantity wien the fales to be made out, they
are Prefented only for the quantity entered at the
Culiom Hpuie it is vain to remind them that 1t
wasby their own advice that 70 fn,all portion only
was reported they have no knowledge of any greA-
quantity and there being no higher proof of the
contents Of the cargo than the reginer Of the cuff
toms, they can laugh at all endeavors to make them
account for more; particularly any attempt do
70, fub;eas the whole feizure for the fraud
mitted Perhaps fome of your New Workers may
rscollea the truth of this remark which ferves
verify the old iaying that honeity is the be poll
ey."
fha not be more particular upon this fubea fur
Their than to adve the merchants of the United STATES
to be upon their guard aganit fuch n,poii,icn as
they are expoied to by the operation OF this decree ;
which doubteis was not without good reaion paf-
fed in favour of the four perfons have mentioned &
could not have been fairly paed in favour fany par
ticular man men. To avoid it, the bea way is
let the bill fadng exprefs to be delivered A.
B. furereargol ON board (ifthere is one) c. D..
, merchant"
Blu, the renedy would be incomplete, did not,
furnifh the names of fome who may be truited To
find them is not very eafy talk for they very
,hir tcattered. know but two reGdents a, St
| Johns whom can recommend. Don Francifeo Sau-
re, commonly called Pineda, either family diff
tnefion, or frsn the part Of Spain in which he was
born, is very honea man, fully meriring confidence
regards his character, but he has very little indeed
frareely any, Knowledge of trade; far, however,
as he knows hewill do jufticc. But the perfon I
"'""sly reeomn,end is Don Jofef, Marta de Sara
ga Bheaya, regularly educated aud very CAPABLE,
as man Of butinefs He is young man, poi1e1inp
rigid fenfe of honor, extremely active, intelligent
and diii:,tereted To this koufe the Americans owe
many obligations. 1t has been the only friend whom
thoie who have had the misfortune to be brought in
mere as prizes found in the place; and but for the
iervlces, in money and council, derived from it, they
would have been expUied every fpeces of dreis s,
wrong.
This is long letter, but have no. been able to
make 1t thorter. The fubjeas coniider Of impor.
lance, and iuch as ought TO be made public. have
advanced nothing but what is true nothing but
what can be fupported by numerous teitimony. By
what have fad may, in fone degree be knewn the
manner IN which we treated in this colony a
treatment which will not charge until we have pub
lie agents eablhed; in other words until i. is made
an affair OF our governneut-But the mere refdeuce
OF an agent would in tfef be matter of no moment
provided he were of the fame fpecies which we have
| aireasy foattered over the commercial world
Submitting to you the whole contents of this let.
ter and giving you the liberty to uf- it as YOU NAV
think proper, remain, with every fentmeiit of re
| pea and .neem,
| Your friend and fervant,
/
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-14
March 10.
NOTICE.

TIVE Partnership Of 1T'ChBg q WHLKER.
i Watch & Clock Mixers, is by mutual coafent
This day diGolyed
Wa MC4be win oil eoatinUe to carry oa the
bnfnefs in tke old aznd.
Ja'ses Walker has ,akeu part Of Mr.. =. sujEyao.s
Shop. n.1 GO,n below the Eagle tavern where
conHnaiidS n sPrOief5on vii be regularly attended
30 March IL.
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SatNrAay, March 8.

Saturday., March 8.
MIR. Cook fnbmitted a refolution, forthe con-
tinnance OF the duty of two and halfper. cent.
on goods chargeable with ad-valoren duties,
commonly called the Mediterranean fund, on
the condition that the fame be exchiivey ap-
Piled to the augmentation and fupport of the
naval force, and the protection of our ports and
harbors againft infults and injuries.
Ordered to lie on the table.
communication was received rom the Sc
cretary of fate, tranfmilting a detailed tatement
OF the impeachment of American femen.
The Hopfe again retolved itfelf into COM
".ttee o. the whole, on the fate fthe union-.-
MIR. ]. c. Smith in the chair.
MIR. elliot fupported, and Mr. D. R. Will
ans oPPoied the refolutions of Mr.. Gregg.
The debate was clofed by Mr. BidseIl, who
enforced the propriety of adopting efficient
mea'ures, without expressly declaring himielf
either for or ayaintt the refolutDn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-03-14

MT. J. Clay pretended petition from Metirs.
Nicklin and Griffiths, representing the loi1es
they have fnfained, owing to the conduct of
general Arn,trong, in the cafe of the New Jer-
fey, under the convention with France, and
praying for indemnity, which was referred to
the committee of Claims-Aycs 54 Noes 81.
Mr.. Crowninfl,ield moved refoluticn, in
ftruaing the committee of Commerce and Man.
ufaetures to enquire into the cxpedieucy of a.
intending the 18th and nth fiction of the a6t to
regulate the collection of duties on imports and
tonnage, 70 far as TO remove the disabilities and
reftrietioas at prefent impofed on vefe's arriv-
ing at feyeral ports of entry of the U. S. from the
Cape of Good Hope, and from places beyond
the fame.
This retaliation, after modification fuggeH.
ed by MIR. Dana, making it more comprehen-
five, was agreed to.
The Houfe again refo'ved itfelf into a com.
mittee of the whole on the fatc of the union-.--
MIR. ]. c. Smith in the Chair.
MIR. Gregg's refolution ftill under conGdera.
tom Meflrs. Sloan, FiEdiey, and Elmer fnp-
ported, and Mr.. Early oppofed i, when after
few remarks connected with feveral CONNER.
cial details from Mr.. Mac Creery, the commit.
tee role, and the Houfe adjourned about the
ufual hour.
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The Chairman faid it was not in order. after
the committee had determined to confider the
refolution juit read.
MIR. Gregg then rofe in fuPport of his refo-
luton, and fpoke about one hour.
He was followed by Mr.. ]. Clay in oppolit-
on to it, in fpeeoh of abont half an honr.
Mr.. Crownnihield replied, in fuPport of the
refolution, in fpeech of about the fame length.
When Mr.. J. Randolph clofed the debate, of
the day, in fpeech of about three hours in
length againit the refolution---when the COM
mittee rofe and the Houfe adjourned about S
O'Clock.
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Exras' Of. A,fe, .aresfve5 i1e;ssat and rs
ree'Ibie e0,,gpOn&nf.
6, ssoL, poyfo Rio Son. 90 lSOS
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CTRAYED away from the subscriber,
y living in Smith6eld, Jefferson Coun-
ty, Virginia. on Wednesday the Cd day
OF July, q BRIGHT Bar MARE, q.
bout fifteen hands high, with bald face,
seven years old last spring, no brand per-
>eeivable, her two hind feet somewhat
white, shod al round but had lost one
shoe before she started, and trots aud
canters well, tits supposed she has gone
towards Maryland, As she was raised in
that state. Any person who win give in
formation where the said mare Is shall
receive reward of four dollars. n
FREDERICK WOMELDURFF.
July Is, 1905. 49, e...-
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In CHANCERY.

THE defendants, Allison & Giger,
L not having entered their appear
ance agreeable 70 an act of Assembly and
the rules ofthis court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the court, that they
are not Inhabitants Of this commonwealth.
upon the motion of the complainant by
his counsel, it is>ordered that the said
defendants, Allison & Giger, do appear
here on the second Tuesday in Septem.
Der next, and answer the eomplainant's
bill and that a copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and JefFer-
son Intelligencer for two months success
sively, also published at the 'front.' door
OF the court house Of the said county for
the same length of time. -
A Copy. Attest. -
GEORGE HITE, c,J.c.
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C'a''rd'ing Machines q

THE subscribers respectfully inform
i their friends and the public In ge-
neral, thatthe c ARDING MACHINE
before noted in this paper, at Mrs. Hun
tsr's mill, is now ready to do business
Also, one in Jacob Mumma's mill near
Shdrpsburg-Atso, one will be ready
by the first of July in Charles. T'orDn.
The wool for rolls should be picked and
creased, with one pound of fat to ten of
wool, and sent in a sheet sufficiently
large to contain the rolls. The rolls can
be transported any distance, without re-
ceiying the least injury. ,.-
- ! MISSIONER & GIBBS.
: Martinsbnrg, June ~, 1906.
~ Tzoa Lads ,Uanted 70 attend the a.
bope Machile; one ef - and the other
about II years Of age, Ioho can come
tOea recommended II will be necessary
for the oldest to understand plain &C.
counts. They uuiHbe employed on aduan-
fugeoxS terms.
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NOTICE..

THE members Of the renadierC Com.
/ pany annexed to the eth Regi-
ment Of Berkeley Militia, are requested
to meet at Martinsburg on the first Sa-
turday in August next, fully uniformed
and equipped. As the company is NOT
yet completely SLED, those who are viii
ling to join il win apply before that time.
Punctual attendance at II o'clock A. M.
10 requested. e. Lz,.>
July 4, 1906. u. Z
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DOCTOR THoMAs M'PHERRLM,

TENDERs bis services to the inha-
i bitanss OF Martinsburg and its si-
cinity. in the capacity Of PHYSICIAN,
SURGEON Sc. He viii occupy the
store room bslonging to Mr.. William
Mackey, next door to Mrs. Brady's Ia
vern and if the public should encourage
him by their patronage, he fatters him
self thar his attention and education will
enable him to give general satisfaction.
Martinsburg, July 4, 1906.
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FOR SALE,

n NhSA OF LAND, containing
n about 800 acres, one half of which
= cleared, the balance well numbered !;
and . considerable quantity Of wen wa.
tered meadow. On the premises Is q
good Merchant Mill and Distillery, ON
aneser failing stream Of water, and in
sight Of the Potomak river. This tract
can be divided into several different te-
nements, with a Dwelling House and
Barn TO each; it Is Of the, iSrst rate lime.
stone quality; andis situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Potomak river, 10
miles from Martinsburg, 3 from win.
Transport, and IS from Mercersburr.
Ihi. Lind win be sold together, Of divi.
ded into two tracts, As may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargain win be gi-
vsnto apurrhaser, in the mill and one
half the Land, en- paying about two third.
Of The purchase money in hand. Fol
i terms apply tothe subscriber "a the pre-.
mises.
GEORGE NEWKIRK.
April 70, 1906. ss IL
81 3 =
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Cheap Goods.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
i their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have just received from
Philadelphia and are now opening a
handsome assortment Of GOODS,
which have been purchased at very redu-
eed prices, and selected with care from
the latest arrivals'S they can recommend
them to their friends and an those Who
wish to purchase Goods on reasonable
terms. -. :. @r.. .-z---l-:,ET- 49,.
They have also on hand alarre ,ssort.
mentofSUGARS, COFFEEGRIcR.
Port, Sherry B Lisbon WINES, French
BRANDY, West India S SPIRITS md
RUM; together with large Quantity
Of Old Maryland WHISKEY. of : s,..
Perior quality to any that has been Offer
ed for sale in Martinsburg for con.ide.
rable length Of time: all 81 which viii be
sold uncommonly low for cash or 40.
proved ofeountry produce. - =:
TH0JLAS sNEILS0M. g. Co.
Martins burg, May 80, 1906.
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The subscriber has jiust received and 10
n0w opening, q large and &C.
z...-a neral assortment Of. a. -. -
- SPRING AND SUMNER r..
C O % D S.

Among which are Laced, Embossed and
Plain cambricks, Silk and Cotton Sham
broy Muslins, trafalgar Vest Shapes,
and Calicos, Long and Short Nanke.ns,
Leno and Paris Net Wells, Oval and
Square Silk and Cambriek Shawls with
netting, Umbrellas and Parasols, trim
med and plain Bonnets ;--dlso, Mill and
cross-clit SAWS Madeira WINE,
Port WINE, and tie best Havannah
SEGARS ;-also, about three thousand
volumes of BOOKS all of which
win be sold at the most reduced prices,
for cash. or on short credit, to pune.
tual customers. -. to-..~;f'ss <@ !! s.
JAMES FAULKNER.
Martinsburg, May 9, 1906.
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hatn tie 1rt 81 PriUtii4g.

THE Editor Of the Intelligencer,
i will take, on advantageous terms,
two lads (irom Is to II years of age,) Of
moral character and sprightliness, to
learn the Art of Printing.
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. \ WAGGoNERS ATTENDt
Tor carrying Flour from my mill to
i Baltimore, I will pay Ten shiiiass
current money per barrel.
! I also want 10 employ a YOUNG
MAN, who can come well recommend.
ed, 70 assist as a second hand in a mill.
ADAM VIEWER.
.Lee-Town, June ~, 1906. 81.
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the present season. Those Goods have
been selected with care from the latest
imPoEtations and they are satisfied on
particular examination viii give satisfae-
tlon to the purchaser both as to cheap.
ness and quaity-to be had for cash,
country produce, or on the usual terms
OF credit TO punctual customers.
Fl Martinsburg, June 20, 1906. 81:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-01
Jefferson County, IS. - =
Nay Court 1906.
Thomas Flagg, Piainsit !,

: !. Nay LoEfrf,s 1900.
Thomas Flagg, Psaiaiif,
Z. s against
Edsvard RidgOay, Thomas Lazenby and
Sally his Ivife, and Robert Lazenby
and Margery his vie, Defendants.
.z=z In CHANCERY. E
THE Defendants, Edward Ridg-
! way, Thomas Lazenby and Sally
his wife, and Robert Lazenby and Mar.
gerry his wife, not having entered their
appearance agreeable to an act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this Court, and il
appeafing to the satisfaction ofthe Court,
thatthsy are not Inhabitants ofthis Com
monwealth, on the motion Of the Com.
pfainant by his Counsel, il Is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here
on the second Tuesday in August next,
to answer the bill Of the Complainant,
and that q copy ofthis order be forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Intelligenrer for two months successive
". and published 1t the door Of the
Court House Of the said County.
A Copy. Teste,
n GEORGE HITE, c.J.c. e