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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-09
FOR THE ARGUS.

he writer who has occupied considerable per-
ton vi Ihe Erqlirsr III discussions concerning,
Esr>pesn Poiticks, scnle Of which appeared
under the signature Pac:fcatcr. knew well,
tiias his opinions unpopular, but he
knew as well ihas the faas upon which
they werc founded could not b. con:roverted
He was IN hopes that some OF those who so
Loudly and pGrinaciously support opposite OPT.
Mons, would have taken THIS opportunity of
explaining The principles upon winch their own
Opinie ms are founded The Editor of the Enoui.
rer having acknowledged his own sentiments
towards theEmperOr Of France, 10 be extreme
ly hostile, 1t was Reasonable 70 expect from him
an open, manly and Ineligible opposition aud
explanation Of his reasons Bn instead Of
this. the Edi,or has only manifested his
temper without anoTding u single subslan
argument. either 70 ceunterad the opinions adj
yocaied by Pzcihcasor, CT 10 siew that his own
are well founded.
For these reasons the wri:er of Pacificator has
chosen 10 change his plan Of operations. and
with The leave CT Mr. Peasants. will furnish
in this paper. the investigation of those sub.
Jt9s which were originally intended fer the
enquirer.
lie writer thinks proper TO premise that he has
few cardinal points in view
l. TO esciie general confidence in the adnlis-
tration of this country.
D. TO prevent war with any or either of the ma
tians of Europe
5. To prevent coalitions or alliances with any
nation.
d. 20 coan,rrla urjusthaI,l- rrejudccs in r.la.
iion TO ihe nations Of Europe.
O6scrpaions in ofhosifion 10 tie ohinious
and frhncifies, contended for in fam.
fhleE caH. d Uar in Disguise.
Political truths, however, unwelcome
they may be, in spite Of the countless
iaio-6oods which may H. promulgated 10
obscure them, will .; list unfold them.
selves; and indeed in mary cases, very
btle, II any Thing, would be lost by leay.
ing tn ngs To- take their course. But the
matters noticed by Pseifcator, are not Of
this description. Il mstrriiy Of the peo.
pie OF America, appeared 10 be over
whelmcd in darkness, tlnded by preJu-
does a"d mislsad by niriguers, who first
fabricated by arlful devices the vo.r fo5tu.
Il, TO suit their own purposes, and then
pretend 10 rose cho the same opinions end
p'ojeets, Of which they in the FIRST in
s'ance were the authors. All these Thugs
comb ned, and seemed TO threaten the
pr, duclion OF consequences which the
wi CT thtn, * We, ,binks would have been
and yet would be, extremely injurious,
perhaps ia:al to this country.
fm the course Of these writings, it may
seem that he has become si,hsr the ar
den. par,zln or jealous eulogist Of the
Emperor Napoleon, and that bis writings
nave there fore failed TO have proper eff
lecl, he olfers for answer, that the deis-
mers Of Napoleon, we're so numerous * had
made such impressions that hs deemed ii
sxped'ent o use the loaIest terms in reply,
either as the best means 20 silence Cla.
NOR, or 10 proycks accurate investigation,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-09
William w. Hening.
VIII am Munford.

Richmond. July 9;h, 1896
ftp 5a5,c' iPf'on PGbers UiH he ioassd 81 tie
sepe,ni Book s'ses ana pl6hc c5Tcss zoe eity of
Rieb"b@d and gene ally dish iSaied iby6Hgo iLe d.
ferent coanncs ~ lbIs sfafe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-09
RoLsE ELDRIDGE, ir 6.
ri He Clerks of TOE several ooaafy aud c, 0r0ii

ne CLERKS of toe several county and espJrGh
on courts. are re' pectf4!.y ,e9aesfea to t.rward
70 ibis Office as soon Gtier toe rsr day Of Sepen,-
Ter nesf as possible. rs. Of Licences granted TO
Tavern Keepers. Ragpkers and PedlDs, oosuan. 70
ne aci II Assembly passed ibe last session, inii,xiea
An aet 10 pro0iGe more esecoaaAy tor roe ceiiee-
nm ot tGses. SEC. 3. 1be Comm :sSis;ers Of
me ReVsnfTV d's Ake@isc 'e9uesed 10 torsvar Hsf
u Licences granted TO Ne Chants, 10 tie fist of
Seb'eni6er nssi, ctfer that pe-iod as possi
be. SAalL. SHGPARD, Auiitor.
Anaitors OHce irt -,zms, 1905 3,
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PROPOs AIS.

PROPOSALS,
FOR PUBLISHING m SUBSCRIPTION.
REPORTS OF CASES
ARGUED & DETERMINED IN THE
SOPH&J[G COU2T'OF APPEALS
or YIRGLVLH;
WITH SELECT CASES,
RELATING CHIEFLY ne POINTS PRACTICE
sS9'|LED R7- THE LATE
HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY. & PRE-.
SENT SUPERIOR COURT or CHAN.
Gerry FOR THE RICHMoND
DlSTRICT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-09

& n the mQtion OF the compliments
~ oy their counsel, and il appearing 10 the
Satisfaction ot The court. that the defendant Ia.
'iaferro and Paueson NOT inhabitants OF this
STATE, II rs ordered. and decreed that unless they
shall appear here on or bsfore November term
nexe, ami answer the bill of ihs compliments,
me same will then be taken for confessed, and
the matter thereof decreed accordingly. and that
copy or thi; order be forthwith published for
two months successfully in some public news
paper OK the city of Richmond, aud ano her Co
~ be posted up a. the front door of the court.
house OF the said c@uaty.
A Copy-Teate,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-09

buckingham county, July Court,
1896.
joseph Clarke and John Harris. y =
C,mplsinan,s. I ,
Aaeharias Taliaeerro. Charles Pas,eson and 2
John Baskerville, Defendants =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
Dte0,

AT Dsrne, ~ Y. on the 18th int. John
Barns accidentally killed by the dilcharge of
a muiket, while military company, 10 which
he belonged, wastrainiug. Al tie fame place,
ON the l6thinf capt BrowneI he was kill
cd al the head Of ms company while giving
orders IN 2 llaaa fight There were fome full
picions that he was 1hot by de6gn. Two
other accidents happened about the fame
time, BY The burlting Of guns. One of the
pcrions injarSd was brother-in-law TO Barns
In Boron, Mrs. Harnah Kenny, aged II,
wife of Mr.. P. M. Kenny, Of the Bolton The
atre.
In this town, Mr.. Francis Cay aged PA
native Of Lordon.-EIis death was occafoned
by fall from the fsre-top-Hlat head, into the
fore-top Of the fhip Nahhy, a. Union Wharf -
"A child Of Mr.. David Noyes, aged year
= child of Mr. Samuel Star5ird, aged 8 H.
A child Of Mr.. Benjamin RatcIiiT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

Firra Tie "a 5e - DIX ~ ,sslas 1af NeEs
81 Ncw-vor,ss, tired and the cargo laid ever
for further proof; ihip -, Morris, OF New
york, condemned, Huh and Cargo; brig Tri-i
ton, of Portland, condemned Hull and Cargo.
Several other Ve1Iels have been Brought in, and
Liberated Immediately, Schr. Ann Maria,
Corharn. Of Bottom; ichf. Dolly, Mansfield,
Salem Aoop Sally, French, Now-london fchr.
Iohh, Ingerfol, of New-york, all cleared -
sept 90, lat. q, long. e5,fpoke brig Ranger,
OF NewburyPort, from Norfolk, bound 10
Cauizloupe.
Arrived brig Telegraph, capt. Neal, SO days
from life of May.--Left at Boniyelta, Aug.
rs, brig Amphion, Paine, for Portand-tlme
OF iaihng uncertain Sailed in company with
ih'p Manila Barrett, Of Nantucket ichr.
Jeiferfon, Hunt, Of Dunbury and ichr. Fair
, Trader, Dagget, of Thomafton, all ia eailait---
Sept ~, lat. 20, long So, fPoke brig Argus
Chapman, 5 days from Salem, for Martlnco
sep. 9. LAT. 40, long, 90, brig Be,ly' o.
Dover, 40 days from Barbados, fer Portl-
mouth 1
z Sane 44y-Arrivcd, brig. Amphion, Paine.
81 days from the lie Of May.-SPoke, lat
+ Al, long. 65, Ghip Milford, Boyntou, from
+ Wilcahet, for Liverpool, out days-lat. AZ,
/ long. 81, fip John, Lincoln, from Portland
for Barbados, out 2 days, all well NO
salt 70 be had at Bonavefta, nor lie of May,
on account Of the late heavey rains,
! Same Day-Arrived brig Mors, Miles, 90
days from Mariel.
Saturday, Oao5er A.
Arrived, brig Traveller, Jordan, 20 days
g. IL L.. n ..f
this port to fail in two DAYS, fchr. Federal /,
Stackpole, for Bottom, in s days; failed in
company with brig Diligence, for Bolton,
alto, brig Hitty, Bunkin, for Newyork =
Sept. 20, lat. ST, long. es, fpoke brig -,
Ghafe, of Providence, bound to Bahama !;
fchr. Nancy, Morton, bound 10 Cuba--Ott,
9, Is leagues S. E, by E. from Agaminicus,
fhip Eunice, Roberts, of Portfmouth, bound
to Madaira.
Same D4y,--fchr. Iris, Nfafon, IS days from
Jamaica,
Ss0ua Day--fchr. Morning Star, M'Inton.
IS days from Caudaloupe.
Same C4y--hrig Regulator, Mead, "a days
from BeFbice
Sane Dqs--iAiP Bath, Shed, 81 days from
Liverpool.
rESsELs SPOKEN. -l
Sept 90, lat. So long 90, a fchooner, Is
days from 'Tabago, for Penoblcot--sePt 20,
Cape-Ann bearing w. diltant 60 leagues,
lhip Two Brothers, Chandler, ~ hours from
MarbIehead. for Tunis, with the Tuniian
Ambadador on board
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Brig Greyhound, Gilpatriek, Of Saco, and
brig Concord, Fletcher, of Portland, arrived
a. s.. Pierres, AuguG so---brig Argor Of Barb,
% days from jamaica, arrived at CharIeaon,
Sept. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

- o. stSC3
AT Wartcrtown, NJ Incrla'e w Page,
mer of HaIowsll, TO MIS- Elizabeth Stone, It
the former place. .a..
At Cambridge, lal evening blythe Rev,
Profefor Ware, James I, Auitn, sEiq. Attor-
ney at Law, OF Bolton, 10 A1hs Catherine Ger
~, Of the former place.
On the 27th Iune, at Boyden, New-Brunf-
wick, Thomas Darbvfhire, Of Alfrinsham,
mater, 10 Mifs Gouden, only daughter OF NIf.
Joleph Cou6en, Of the fame place, lnn-keePer,
after a courtfhip Of quarter # boa, The
following are the facts attending this iiort-
lighted union Mr. Darbyihire and Miis
Couden were two Of the attendants { the cell
ebration Of the Marriage Of relation Of Mis-
Gouder on the 9Th June, when (amongtt 9TH
er conversation ulual az fuch times OF mirth. J
Mr.. d. faid he was deirous of being married,
and put the quclfion 70 Mis- 9. whether The
sva,,ld marry with him or not TO which fhe
reniied in the affirmative and that the mar
riage fhould take place at nine o'clock the fol-
lowing morning. al the perfons prelent con-
iidered the matter merely as Joke. MIR D.
Drew up an agreement between him and Mifs
6. which they both fgned in the prefence of
a number Of witnefies Early the next morn
ing, Mr. 3. waited On his fair Defdemona,
with the intention Of proceeding IN the per-
Torrance of what had been agreed upon the
night before but fhe ha ing been feized
with 4 I'd il the night, requeaed Mr. ID not
TO be 70 urgent abou. II, a.ledging THAI ihe
was afraid ihe fhould not be audible in the
performance OF her part Of the marriage cere-
mony. sir. d. conlented to a refpite the
27th june was fixed upon, and the marriage
accordingly celebrated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
CONCERT
P. A. Won HAGEN,

MOST respectfully informs the ladies' and
w gentlemen Of this town, that by the al
fllance of the arneteuFs Of this vicinity, he
propofes giving Concert, on ThurldAy even
ing next, at Union-Hall.
ThepeFformances by hiTnfelf win be on the
Piano Forte, Violin, Violoncello.
Concett 10 commence precilely az o'clock.
Tickets, at dollar each, may be had at
MIR. 4 Aaazzi' Bookfore, of MIR. Laid, at Mr..
Crgfsm's Inn, and Of Mr.. d. Cub, At Union
Hall--tg1r No money reeeiest AZ tie DON.
Oa =,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
NE.g lO-,-yE-XIOM.

cIMON DEARBORN, informs the public
- that he has formed connexion in trade
with Mr.. SAMUEL WATsoN, and that in flu
turethe TAIL0RIAG BUSINESS viii be
carried on by them under the firm Of
DEARBoRN & w ATsoN,
AT No 6, Jones Rev.
As affisns, not zOords, e0tdsSer tie nan" they
only with an opportunity toevince their work
manflaip and punctuality' - -
Having taken great pains TO feled
variety the ben Of Goods, they are now
enabled to preient to the fashionable commu-
nifty, at lean as good aiiortment as was ever
offered of BROADCLOTHS, kERSEY-
NERES, WAIsTCOATING, &c.
Oh. s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

Subieet SO a deduction ofl24 per cent.
500 Numbers will be confidert a A. one davs
drawing; and the Prize Blanks will be afcer-
tanned accordingly, whether greater or lefs
number Aiall ne drawn in one day.
Ike Lottery viii be drawn in Bolton; the
drawing will commence as foon Is may Be.
and notice of the time be given to the public
and wien commenced win continue till COM
ple,ed. ' " ''+
The higheR Prize viii bepaid IN 90 DAYS
thoie over 100 dollars in 90 days and all 9TH
ers IL 80 days, after thu drawing fhall be com
Pleted.-Prizes not demanded IA one wear af-
ter the drawing, viii not be paid, but confid-
cred As generouny given for the purpoles for
which this Lottery was granted.
In offering the above Scheme, the patron
age ofthe public i refpeefully foliciied and
and confdering the Importance Of the obiea
for which this lottery was authorized, the
highea expectations are entertained Of their
fupport. In adven;uring in this lottery, every
one has fair profpect Of gain and ihould
his ticket be unfuccefsful may with pleaGre
reaect, that he has generouAy contributed to
encourage and promote the ufeful enIerpnze
OF our corntry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

TIE iubicriber having il in
contemplation 70 remove fror rhis town
offers for fale his REAL ESTATE, on liberal
terms-confItiEg Of Dwelling F[oufe, COVE
nient for two families, a good Barn. abud,
SO feet long, and convenient out-building-.
with about 70 acres Of Land adjoining, conf
poied Of a iuitabc proportion otlhowinr. TIL
lsge, pa4tare, aud woodland, divided iuto
number Of lots, and iaclOled With Zone wall;
23 acres OF luperior Land, a
few reds eat Of the wen paTiG. aestiag houle,
in Bradford. 6go,
About IS acres of moving,
tiilage, PanEre and woodland, i'll i've fePa-ate
lots, lying in different parts Of faid parilh,
ALj0, IL acres OF WCoaland,
in the town Of Me,huen, in two feparate los,
within hAlf mile of Fryes landing
ALf0, % acres OF good paiture-
land, in the welt pariih III Tfaverlliii, adjoining
Mr.. Lac Haleitine'. land.
4Llo, pei-e of falt Marih, in
Saiifbury, at the mouth IF Hook, Creek, 70
called) Of hyperion quality.
any perlon purchaing the buildings NAV
have from 90 TO 10 acres of land a. is ag-rees-
bic, and poheliion given the frl day Ut April
next, * payments made ealy 10 the purcharer.
u the buildings, and foity or more acfes BIZ
land adjoining, arc lold previuuny Al priva;s
iale, the re naiuder, with q variety Of other
properly. viii be fold AZ auction On The leconl
Monday Of December next, i;le t. commence
at my dwelling houfe, az one O'Clock. n u
Any perfon wiliing 10 view the pennies. aud
for particulars, VIII Rleale 70 cali on fhe u54
fcriber. SAMUEL WEBSTER
Bsq5for4, or. G.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
Rag Fair.

THIS buGneis may appear angular
10 fome, though not uncommon in ma
ny parts Of the world, and appears to give an
opportunity of accommodating all ciaaes of
people. e -f
The wealthy can clear their LouCes Of al
kind of coft, cloathing men, women and chill
dren Of all deicription--in particular, mourn
ing garments that may be ont-grown, out of
faihion and uieIels to them-which, if they
could be purchafed realonaby, would accom-
modate many worthy family who are in a
Gtuation 10 DO What cuilom calls for-and
may have many TO provide for, which could
BE very fezioaabiy clad, at a lnall expenle,
and in decent manner, at time when there
are loud calls for economy.
The fubicriber proPoies to wait on any
family who may with TO aiift her in this line
Of buiineis, and take luch things as they may
think be1 70 part with, and allow what they
may be Judged to be reaionably worth or
take them on fuch terms as may appear mott
confident with the natu OF the buiinels--be-
ing purfuaded ii encouragement be given, it
will be to general iausfaction..
TailsriEg, Mantaansakiag and Pain
Sepmg,
will be carried on at her lhop in Gyeer7qyest,
and every attention paid to thole who may
Pleale to favor her with their coamaads.
MARTHA WINCHESTER.
Portrait, On 6. coll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
REMOVAL.

NEDItJP <LL1s
IT & A. VINrON, have removed
from Mute Street, to " The CHEAP
sroRE," lately improved by Medrs QUIN-
CY & DIX, corner Of Fare = 1zidHe Streets,
where they have juft received, and are now
opening for fale, an extenfve aforiment Of
FILL q WINTER GOODS,
which they will fell as sbeG6 as can be bought
at any Rore in town, either for Cath Of ihoTt
approved credit.
Wanfsd An active LAD, IA or
rs yesrs Of age, TO attend in.the above meA-
tened Store none need apply who cannot
bring coed recommendation, one from the
country would be preferred. 0a.-6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
Land for Sale.

TWO Thoufand four hundred and fity
Il acres Of Land, lying on the Penoblcot
river, being an undivided part Of tract OF
Land formerly owned by 1NiAdlsfoa cosk, Efq
terms liberal. For particulars enquire Of
E.GREELY & GO.
Oct 6,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

10000 5000
The drawing 1lall commence on the ] 9Th
Of December next, and The price Of tickets
will be dollars so cents after the firf. The
higheG prize llall be paid in ninety days !;
other prizes above one hundred dollars, in
ixty; and all other prizes in thirty days af-
er the drawing is completed.
3 Prizes will not be paid unlefs demanded with
in one year from the drawing.
The prelent Scheme is ifued again, as hav.
ing met general appreciation and it contains
more pital prize. ia proportion TO the mum
Der and price Of Tic kets than any hitt erto pro-
pofed and conGdering there IS NO DEDUC-
TON, ano the nominal being the real value
of the prizes, adventsrers have good prof
PeA.
NIB. Thofe who have enfetrled accounts
with the managers are requefted to adult
them, as they with to cIcfe their accounts with
the agent.
TICKETS fer Jak By the mnnqger5,
and al the nfaai PLACER.
PHILLIPS PAYsON,
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
LOANMI BALDWIN, jim.
BsPsa, dsg. le. 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
LIKEwIsE

"N L-NLW4Iky
Two, half lots Of LAND in
the town Of Hartford, in faid codntv ofox-
ford, numbered As follows. No, 9. III theJ0rh
and No Sin the 9TH range with all the priv
neges thereto belonging Conditions win W
made known at the time and place Of Iale.
m Sept. g. -4i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

Far Sale,
THE Hull Of a Brig, complete
.zssysxsaa TO receive the Rigging, to be de-
~ livered at Wifcadst, of the fol-
ssSS1,ss1s2 "a lowing dimeniors 62 feet keel,
ss.isz 500 2sE feet beam, and q feet in
depth, top timber white oak, bhge aud butt
botted, and well fnifhed in every part. For
particulars, enquire of
Oct. 8. EGREELY & co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
TIE DRAGGING otffbs First Glass Of
HATFIELD BRIDGELOTTERY

Nhy LII commence, az Bolton, on the eIgh-
.teenth day Of November next, and con-
tinue, without interruption till completed.
The & enerous encouragement already receiv-
ed, induces the managers TO appoint this early
day, in the fullell expectation, that their Tick
cts will, by that time, be difpoled Of
Tickets unfold will be received by the
Manage }, or by fuch perlons as fhall Be, by
them, for that purpofe, hereafter appointed,
until the third day Of November next; after
which tire the price Of Tickets viii rife 70
Five Daiiars and Fifty Cent?
No attention, in the power Of the Mana
gers, viii be wanting, to meet the wiihes, and
deferve the confidence Of a generous public
SAMUEL PORTER,
ELISHA DICKINSON,
ISAAC ABERCROMBIE. Ezaaag1J.
SAMUEL +. DICKINSON,
JOHN HASTINGS,
OSe. 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

TICKETS, Haivef, quarters ana
Egbtk5, IN The Gtsve Ietieyy, far Jat
at Il. CLARK'S Book Store, ana
Lottery-Oflice, E6.fyetts Lise7Oijf,
TIE PjJtatagna Bridge, HHrvard CAL
Age, and Haf6eld Bridge LoHoies.
Oa 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
hapsIa Bridge L04sry.

THE Iabfcribers, appointed Managers Of
the above LOTTERY, By an at Of he Le-
gllla'u:e OF the Commonwealth If FIafTachu-
lets Paiied on the'nineteenth day Of June Iall,
having given bonds for the faithful difcharpe
OF tha' fFult' respectfully PreieAt TO the pab-
hc the following go
Sc HEME OF THE FIRST CLASS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06
% ADD ZION AL Ora T.
M DellzHi9H ffsw PrizsS.
Anofke3c Canal IotrPrv

Amoikeag Canal Lottery.
THE fublcriters have been appointed the
Managers, agreeably 70 an act Pailed al
the lait Seihon Of he LegIlafure, for the pur-
pofe raiiing an additional Pan By fstfery, TO COM
plets the Locks and Canal 1t Amolkeag Falls,
in New-Hampiaire, RESPECTFULLY offer the Pub
lie the following
Scbene If the } Nihtb ClaG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-06

ShIPPINC MENORhNDH.
Brig Greyhound, Gilpatriek, Of Saco, and
brig Concord, Fletcher, of Portland, arrived
a St Pierres, AuguG so---brig Argor Of Barb,
20 days from jamaica, arrived at Charlelion,
Sept. IS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
Globe avern.

T7HIS building. situate IN the town
Il Of Martinsburg. Is 10 be let-and
possession can be had At q short NOTICE.
From superior size, i affords 50 many
eonvenieness, as 10 make i, perhaps,
better suited to the business.ofa public
house than any otherin this part Of the
country. The circumstance Gifts being
pretty generally known. may possibly,
preclude the necessity Of entering into =
more particular description. am also
disposed 20 rent the property immediate.
ly on the opposite side Of the street ad-
joining the COURTHOUSE. These i'm.
provements are suited TO the reception
Of a store and family !; the house con-
tains sixcomfortable rooms; the garden
-one Of the cellars, and some Of the
bark.buildings are large, and all Of use
full kind. This situation opens directly
into the courthouse yard, and Is one Of
the most public spots in town. =.
Ts,z<* - EPHRAIM GATHER.
q Martinsbarg, January -, 1906. -
p. s. The building in Kings Street,
called Dunean's Stone House is also toilet.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
.VAEUABLE~LAN FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, as the acting exc.
i eHtor Of the last will and testament
Of Alexander Lemen, dec. pursuant to
the powers vested in him by said will, of
fers for sale the tract Of Land, which
was held BY said Lemen, situate in the
county Of Jefferson, about three miles
from ShePherd's-T own, supposed to con-
tain about two hundred and foFty-six n
ores: This land is Of the FIRST quality and
weH watered, having a large stream Of
water running through il, and three
springs rising on it about one hundred
and forty acres Of said land Is cleared,
thirty acres Of which is good meadow
ground; the rest of this land Is in wood.
The improvements on the place are, a
large convenient dwelling house, agood
barn, and other out buildings also, a
tolerably good orchard. 1t is not thought
necessary to be more particular in the de-
scription Of this land, as it 10 presumed
that any person wishing to purchase
would first view the premises. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living a.
bout three miles from Shepherds 7 own.
" DAVID OSBURN, sen.
Jefferson County, February II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
New Goods.

THE subscribers have just received
and are nov opening general as
jsortment Of FALLk WINTER GOODS,
together with full supply, Of HARD.
WARE, SADLRRY &CUTLERY,
also, QUEENS WARE GROCE.
RlES, LIQUORS and TEAS, of a
superior quality; allofwhich have been
selected from the last importations. and
are offered for sale at their store, 'front.'
ing the market house, IT the most redu.
ced prices for Cash or Country Produce.
LEWIS 0ROBERT WILLIS,
Martinsburg, November %, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
Doctor Pe1jla1langton

HAVING practised in Old England,
/ i for upwards ofs5 years. as DocToR,
SURGEON, and AccoucHEuR, 10 years
Of which he spent in the city of London,
where he regularly attended the different
hospitals and lectures of the first men Of
the age, hereby informs the inhabitants
ofShepherd's- Town and its vicinity, that
he is ready to attend patients in the regu-
lar line OF his profession, when called
spon.
N. B. CANCERS, and the diseas-
es incident to the female sex in particu.
lar, have employed a great portion ofhis
studies for the lasf7 years. His present
residence is opposite capt. Haynes in
Shepherds Town.
~s4th, LIST month, 1906.