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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
AUDiTOV'S OFFICE.

Cb'fhcofhe, State q O5io, TdnnayT 3lu, 1906
EXTRACT FRO" AN ACT LEVINE a STATE
TAX FoR TRs YEAR 1906
Section ?. BE it fur;5e, eaac,ed. Tina, all
lands shall be rated and classeJ in the manner
following that is to gay, first, second & hird
rates and the rule 10 be observed Is, tina, when
greater part of any tract shall be superior IN
quaii,y 20 second rate Land. it shall be denomi.
mates hrst rate when greater part Of tgaa
shall DC inferior in quality to frs, rae. and So
pe,ior TO third rae. 1t shall be denonina,ed Sc
eond ra'e; and when gsea er par Of traA
shall be inferior 10 second rate, II shall be demo-
minated third rate land taking into view the
situation and The quality Of the oil Fist rate
land snall be ,axe at the rate of ninety cents.
eeond rate sixty.sys cents and third rate for,v
ems. each per hundred ctes
See 3 BE htrtber eadc,ed Tha, in All ca
ses where the owners Of any lands have Nv
themselves o. agents, entered their lands n ,hci,
proper classes, with the aaditor or clerks Of ,ne
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WILLIAM WOODS.
GEORGE NJ. WOODS.
Albemarle, Feb. 20, 1906.

PEDIGREE---Given by Lord
Derby in the following words,viz.
4" I do hereby certify, that the bay
horse called Knowslcy, late the pro-
perty of the Prince OF Wales, was
bred by me. He was got by Sir Pc
ter Teasle, opt of Capclla, and was six
years old last MAY, and no more.
(SignecD DERRY, (Seal.)
" Knowsley, June IS, 1901.
Capella was bred by gen. Parker,
foalcd in IRE, and got by Herod, out
OF Miss Cape, by Regulus, Buckeyes,
by Grab, Warlock, Galloway. Ses
general stud book, pa. 10. Sir Peter
Teazlc was GOT by Highhyer in 1884 !;
see same book, pa. 1872 Highhyer
was got by Herod see pa. 2o1 and
so on he may be traced through no.
Die line OF ancestors for ages past,
without a single Aaw in his genealo-
81, either on the male or female side.
This extraordinary horse ran with
great credit at 3 years old at 5 he
proved successful, and so continued
until the last of the year 1900. In
1913 he won sweepstakes Of 20 gJi-
meas each, for year olds, 8 subscri-
bers, once round the ground, beating
Mr. Picrce's by Walnut, sir II.
r. Vane,s Push Forward, sir II. Will
liamson's STRIPPING, Mr. Fletcher's 81
C Camperdown, Mr. G.. Crompton's G
Baston, and lord A. Hamilton's b 2
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

Ned Z white Clover Early Hotspnr's
oeed Prussian blue and
Luccrn, Timothy e Martowfa, Peas
Rye Grass, Saint Broad windsor. long
Fo'ns' bu'net and pod 6. Snap Beans
burden Grass Early and late York
Hemp, Flax < Rape Cabbage
oeed Early < late Sugar.
Canary * Spinage loaf duo
White and Brown Early s. late Rather
Mustard sea
large Norfolk and Green aud yellow
summer lump, 4 Savoy
green and white HLarpe white Wi,
Asparagus Large ter and la,ge wbi,,
Roman Cabbage Scotch Cabbage
Lettuce Large fat Dutch &
imperial grand al large Madeira
miral and Ouch Cashnge
Lettuce Red Du;cb Cabbage
Green * white coss to- uctIe
uo'to hDtunihead Cabbstre
Salmon scarlet Bprcoies green and
white and black NhRs Hroco...
facish seed Eariy aud late Cau-
Blood Red Beet h aowcf
Solid Celery salss6e * Nas,ut-
Early and late Gu / ,ium, &c
cnmber; Parsnp Wdh 81 assorimen,
Red & Orange Car or Cdass Flouc,
rot iggules
C'-sses x Pepper Painted Flower Pots
grass and Pans.
Madeira and Selvor And some red gar
Onion den Pots am, g..
Early Frame, Charl- sc.
ton
Richmsnd, MRreh 4th, 1906. az
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TAE TASoRTRD Boxsx
ESCAp +,

Sy ofa PTeciti.a7e, car gfan ogyn sister Of
Buzzard's,
WI SIHND at the same place. at Fif.
,..;..:,' 'L l'o''1fs mare, (by n,'e) payable
VIM, 'he season, (to end as above) win Half
a Dollar to the Groom. Good hch AMI lo,g
lane passnTage, with every necessary attention
90 mAres.----Servanis boarded AZ Twelve sbu.
lings per week
will nor be responsible for accidents.
JOHN HOOMES.
Bowling Green. 25Jh FEB so 90,
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Tho noted and much admir-
red EOgliG liorfe,
KNOWSLEY.
Imported in 1907 by VIM
Lightfoe,, efq. He is a
hnc hax. Ic banda q In

S"Jt ) ."
high, 10 yesra old lat fpriog, in grea, per.
| feetion, aud as 10 nufcular 0reRgth & beau
~ not inferior to any horse in the fate, He
IS the only horfe in this country that has
won 4 kings Piates ia one year this he did
IN BOO see R. c. for thar yeas. Not.
;ei,haandiug this and other unexceptiona-
bic evidences of Kuowa'ey's iupSior worth,
yer perfonal view OF him will be his bea
recommendations.
KNowsLsx will Rand the cnfuiog feafon
a. cur Fable in a.ten1srle county 10 miles
above Charlottesville, to cover mares e, 20
dollars the feafon, for which aoies will be
required, payable on or before the ,S,h of
Sept. next; IA dollars the leap, and 40 dol
lars to Insure mare 10 be 10 ioal. with one
dollar to the groom, which, wish che leap
money. mua be paid when the mare 10 co.
vered. Thofe gentlemen who TENT mares
10 Knowsley laf leafon and did not grove
with fosl. ihrll have them injured this Tea
fon for 40 dollars, except thofe which were
covered By the leap; for fuch rs dolls will
be required. Any gentleman putting FIX
mares, fhall have one covered gratis. The
ieatoa will commence on the 1T of March,
aud expire the 1T of Auguf next.
We shall be able TO furnish upwards
of 200 acres of excellent pasturage,
gratis, well enclosed, in separate
fields, besides several gras. lots, which
will be kept exclusively Tor mares with
colts, and those which may esent be-
fore ioaling. Servants sent with mares
will be boarded at 9s. per week. Mares
will be fed, as directed, at the market
price OF grain-.-and gentlemen may
rest assured that all possible care and
attention shall be paid to the mares
Left with the horse, both to have them
got with foal, and 60 prevent accidents
or eacapca---but no responsibility for
any that may happen.
KNOWSLEY was purchased by
as in March last, from MIR Lightfoot,
| at So, o0o.-.- lie covered 165 mares,
out Of which number, as Far as we
haze been able to learn, very few have
| noe proved with foal.
KNCWSLEX's sire, the famous
Sir Peter / eaxi-, new covers in En-
gland by subscription, limited num-
Der OK mares, at rs guineas each no
| other horse at more than 10 guisess.
In 1904, he had p winning colts
on the turf, when no other horse had
more than 16---and out of IS kings
plates run for, were won BY his
colts---see r. c. for 18o4---the last
arrived. From the present appear
ancc OF Knowsley's colts, and the sue
! cesssul performance ofhis stock on the
turf in England, very little doubt can
be entertained but that his colts will
prove also successful on the turf III
this country. The annexed certif
Gates from such respectable charac-
ters, will place Knowsley, as a foal
getter, on as high ground as any other
| horse in the state.
WILLIAM WOODS.
GEORGE NJ. WOODS.
| Albemarle, Feb. 20, 1906.
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ARCHDUKE

wv IT. CAREIL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

-. ARCHDUKE
@ WILL STAND the ensuing
Wv seascn, ito commence the
49, FIRST of March. and end the ff.
,1Ss2as ssH teen. h Of July foowIng,) 2, the
so":ing Green, and will be let ts MAJ. =, ecu
en- Guineas The season. 10y no,e) discbargsI,I.
within IT. by the payment IF Five and a half.
wis0 One Deliar to the Groom In every in
sIanGe either note or the money must be for
warded with ;hs mares.
hKCRDUkE is a horse of good size, blood.
ana ngurs and, from the appearance OF his s,ock.
can recommend him TO sportsmeu. as a yery
promising stallion. His colts have size and
oeau'y' win hns racing form ARCHDUKE
IS own brother to Mr.. TeazIe and Stamford.
VINO sTand high as young stations on the Rtuish
Turf. ''''''
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Richmond, Feb. Z, 1906. (d)

TAKEN upby James Lyme in i'iu-
q. vanaa county, Two COWS. ore a dark
brindle about or seven years old, with ~hiie
face and belly smooth crop in the lsf; ear and
a crop and siit in the right The other red pr
ed, ABOUT nrne or ten years old with bell and
Iron collar without either mark or brand perce
vable. the former appraised TO four pounds the
latter 10 1--WE pounds. ~ 3w-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07
advertisement.

n consequence of resolution OF
z the General Assembly, passed at
their late session, L am instructed by
the Executive TO make enquiry res
pecting the situation of all Ordnance
and military Stores, belonging to the
state (uot including those in the SER
vice Of the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor.
In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probat,ie mean of effect
ing the object contemplated by the Ex-
ecutive, L have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such Of the citi-
2.ens of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight of
any cannon or other ordnance, and
muskets; cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular report there
Of to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Clert TO tbe Execmice.
~
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NOTICE.
February 18Th. 1906


7IE Administrators OF David
. Garter, decd, hereby gives notice to all
persoHs who have Cla;us against the deeedgnt,
that he means to dose mis- administration as
speedily as possible, AVID requests those who have
claims, ei,her by Bond, i,0ie, OF open accounts.
to brig them forward, rro7crIy authenticated
ard those who are indebted 10 the said estate 70
make immediate pa, merit, on OF bsfo-e The first
Thursday in May next, THAI Being the slime
when the said administrator proposes 10 make
up his sccoa1ts Of administration and return to
the county court of Noroway. All persons
concerned are hereby notified trat unless due at
ten,ion IS paid to ibis advertisement, it viii be
plead in bar against ~ those who are in def.uit
jesse WALTON. Admir-.
Amelia, 23i FeO. 1896 w3'
rirAxzS up 81 the subscriber in BeafUId coan
", in the forks OF Greas Otter river, one
black maze COLT neither docled ncl branded.
has 4 small statin her forehead. the Of hind an.
sle asSa large kaot Is, and appeare 20 be SIS el-
led and lame, the colt is about two years old
mex, spring, aud judged 70 be four feet six iaches
appraised 10 twenty dollars.
Henry Jcfer.
25fh Nov. 1905. w3ts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-07

ID AN away from the subscriber, or the Nh
IN OF last month. 4 yellow nero nan named
ZACHARY He is stcut well made fellow
aboue SO years OF age he has very morose
counsenauce long thin nose and nigh cheek
bones; ne was formerly the propss,y of VIM
Randolph, esquire, and was raised in the lower
end OF Geoeh.and county, where expect he lie
probably lurking, or about Richmond. having
formerly been 4 wsggoper for many years -
Whoever will deliver the fellow TO me in BED
fo,d county. snail receive reward OF FIFTY
DOLLARS; ard IT secutcd in any i-iI so THAI
! Sc, him. ateUare cfTWEHTf DOLLARS
s,vlii be given. ala all oyher reasonable, chsyges
paid --Au persons are hereby fosswarned e.
aa.nst narhef,ng .. conveying said fellow ont CT
the state.
Acraudcy. HUrfou.
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coDB'S eBLBRRhqRD FAYsRq
NJ s. L ALLIC HON ES,
IRE far ssSe az Mis Office.
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IT I3cHfICO County <sHVI, HtOIttI+<y OH,
William, Mayo, complainant, In csGreeTy,
6sainss Eoonar
Daniel Shackieford, dsfenasn;.S fymc'tor
,I~A1s day came tbs complaioan, by his council,
\ and the defendant not hating sntel e mis- ap
nearancc and given security according 10 he rules
or tais court and tue aa OF assembly in such case
made and provided. aiid 1t appearing 20 the sa-
tisfltaion Of the court mat hs is not iHabitSGt
Of this commonwealth On ths motion Of The
complement, Itis o,feref, that the Said defend
ant do appear here on rhe first Monday in MAJ
next md answerthe bill OF the said compaiuan,,
and that copy ct THIS order be forthwith insect
cd IN some one of ,he newspapers published III
the city Of Richmond for two months successive
IL, and posed at the door Of this courthouse on
two successive court days.
Tegte,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
5eat Of tenbrrnnrnt.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
"WEDNESDAY, February S.
CONTINUED from Ian baper.J

The Houfe again refolved itfelf into COM
mittee of the whole-Mr. JOHN c. SMITH in
the chair--on the bill impoling a duty of ten
dollars on every flave imported into the United
| States.
| Mr.. d. r. Williams faid as the advocates of
the bill feemed TO think the amendment he had
offered intended TO defeat it, he would with
| draw it, and make it the fubject of diainSf re-
| folution.
Mr.. Jackfon offered a new feetion, the obieet
| of which was 10 prohibit the importation into
the territories of the u. S. of all ilaves brought
| either from abroad, or from any Gate, except
in the latter cafe by citizens of the United
States removing to a territory to fettle there
| in.
Mr. Jackfon viewed this provifion as necefIa-
ry, IN contequence Of legal contribution given
to an ACT of the laft FELTON,, which allowed
the importation of naves from abroad into Loui.
! Gana.
This motion was oppofed by Meffrs. Alton,
Ely, Morrow, Spaldng, and Sloan, who either
viewed it as inexpedent in itfelf, or as proper to
be introduced into diftinet bill!
Mr.. Jackion faid as it was the with of his
| friends, he would withdraw the motion, and
| offer it on another location.
/ No farther amendments having been offered,
the committee rofe and reported their agree
| ment to the bill.
The Houie Immediately confdered the re-
| port.
The amendment limiting the impoftou OF
| the tax to the firft day of January, 1908, was
diiagreed to and the other amendments agreed
| to.
Mr.. Jackfon enquired what the effects would
be OF the forfeiture of the cargo in cafe naves
were fmuggled into the u. 8. Would they be
fold, on would they be kept in the Ergicc of the
u. s.! He did not win to have any thing to
do with them.
MIR. John c. Smith faid he had voted for tho
refolution but the defects in the details of the
| bill were 70 glaring, that he hoped it would be
referred TO felect committee, that it might he
10 modified as TO cure thefe defects; or, that
in cafe il were found Dfufceptibe of fuch modi-
fication, 1t might be rejected. Mr.. J. c. Smith
| accordingly moved the recommitment of the
bill TO feleG committee.
Mr.. JackfoD advocated this motion, and re.
marked that the provfo of the bill that declar.
| ed the duty mould not be conhrued as giving
| fanetion TO the importation Of naves, Offered
an additional reafon for either rejecting or re.
committing it. How could this language be
| ufed with proprety in law, when the contii-
tuition, the highef authority, authorized the
trade
Mr.. Quincy fpoke to the like effea, and fur
Their epdWrcd, whether it was the intention Of
gentlemen to apply the provihons Of the bill
to haves navigating the fhips Of the United
States.
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vinons of the bill as perfeetiy correct. They
obferved that flaves were con6dered as proper
ty, as merchandise, and could only therefore in
the bill be treated as fuch.
Tie motion to recommit was loR-Ayes 50
Noes 81.
Mr.. Crowninfhield fpoke asanft the hill, and
moved its po0ponemeut 10 an indefinite day,
whichis vote equivalent to rejection of a
bill.
McfIrs. John C. Smith, Tageart, and Rhea
! of Tenn. Imported; and Meiirs. Sloan, Elmer,
and Smile, oppofed the motion; when the
Yeas and Nays were called OH it; aud were
Yeas 42-Noss 90.
Mr.. Jackfon moved to ftrike out the provifo
of the bill, which motion was difsgresd to
when the bill was ordered 10 be ,ngroiied for a
third reading to- morrow-AyeS %.
| THURSDAY, Feb, g..
Several petitions were plefen,ed from fundry
, citizens of the 18th Conrrrfiional diftritf OF
| Pennfylvani'b raging All alteration in that part
of the co"t,itution that extends the judicial
power of the u. S. to controversies between CT
tizsas of different ftates, between citizens oi
| the fame itate claiming grants of lands under
| different ttatrs, and between fate, or the CT.
tiZens thereof and foreign Rates, citiZens or fub
jeets.
Referred 70 committee OF the whole on the
! fate of the union.
The bill laying duty Of ten dollars on every
fave imported into the U. S. was read 4 third
time.
MIR. John c. Smith ftated. in a more detailed
way, the objections previo,iily offered to the
bill, and moved its recommitnent to a frle6t
committee, in which the Hou!t concurred with
out diviliou. +l.r
! a confidential mefIage in writing was receiv-
ed from the PRECEDENT OF the U. States about
l2 O'Clock Wherenpon ihe galleries were
! cleared. They remained cleared until near
O'Clock, when the Houie adjourned.
JANUARY IS.
On motion of Mr.. Southald,
Reiolved, That the committee appointed on
the 18th of December lat, nt npructed TO en-.
quire whether any, and if any, what alterations
are necefiary in the laws providing compenfa-
ton to marihas, and that they have leave to re-
port by bill or otherwife.
| Erratmm in the refolutior offered hy Mr.. 7
Randolph. III the line next to the lait, read
Svitb, infead of and
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BsUNN, November Is.

BRUNN, November Is.
BY fpecial command of bis majeNy the en-
peror ADD king, with whole prefence this city
has been fayoored for feveral days, the prefdent
of the hyperion police, baron Summeraw, ba,
iTued tie following declaration
ellis majefy the emperor and king never
had a more ardent win than for the preferva-
tios Of peace. This win lay in the principles
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Do,nsitir 5nteIligrnfe.

Est,af ofa letter from tbr Secretary of STATE to
James Monroe, sig. datea5tb January, 1904,
refati7,e to iu5rrE,,,.,y,
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BREMEN, November IS.
The day before yeferday the royal Pruf1ian
rgt. Of P. Ferdinand arrived here. 1t is 10 be
hationed here fome time, it is fuppofed, for the
protection of large magazines Of provi6ons ex-
pceted down the Wcfer, for the royal Pruffian
army. This regiment, which belongs to neu-
tTSi power, is IN no wife TO compromit the
neutrality, or interrupt the trade and commerce
of this city-the interior government of which
will fuffer no change. The gates fill remain
guarded as heretofore by the Bremen troops.
Shortly after the entry of this regiment here,
the fenate received requiition from ieute-
nant-general Don, for the paHage of an Engfh
corps of about 400 men. The citizens were
aGembled in confcquence, but declined giving
their alIent. The corps, nevertheless, marc he'd
through, after opening the gates by force. AZ
ter which il was efcorted by the Pruiian troops
over the Wefer bridge OH the road to Olden.
burg.
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JANUARY So.

Err0tnm in the reiolutior offered by MIR. 7
Randolph. III tine line next to the Taft, read
SVitb, innead of and
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

certain whether It would be more to
their advantage for the enemy to be &C.
quainted with the situation Of the Cape
or not. Many American vessels put IN
this place for refreshments, when they
perceived themselves completely entrap-
ped in an embargo. Petitions for re.
lease were handed to the governor re-
peatedly, but were always replied in
vague and indirect terms. The present
state of affairs induced them to renew
their request, when luckily those YES
sells bound to the westward had liberty to
depart. and most Of them sailed on the
l2th March.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

"A IL those who made purchases at
n the sale Of John Kerney, dec. late
of Berkeley County, will please take no.
tice, that their obligations became due
on this day, and that we expect they will
make immediate pay ment, as no indul.
Reuee can or will be given. We pur-
pose attending at the house of the deceas-
ed ON the Esd and 34th instant-all those
having claims against said estate, are re-
ouested to bring them forward on those
DAYS properly authenticated for settle
msnt and all those who stand indebted,
either by bond, note, or book account.
are desired to make pa, me mt against that
time, otherwise their accounts will be put
in the hands Of proper officers, for coIlec-
ton, without respect to persons.
DO. JAMES kERNEY, A0mr.
SUSANAH KERNkY, AdmS.
June S, 1906.
N. B. Those wishing to discharge
their &C counts revIous TO the above time,
can do so BY calling on me near SheP-
herds. Town, Jefferson County.
JAMES KERNEY, @d"r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

VNIANTlNG in the neighbourhood
w. ot,ths subscriber, resulting near
Martinsburg, Berkeley County. Virgil
mia, . SeHooLMAsTER Of good morals,
sufficiently eapacitated to teach spelling,
reading and writing, according to the
true rules Of English grammar and also
arithmetic. GEORGE TABB.
Iune 6, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

to produce at least an ass-avatiou Of
those insults aud inj"rws-if not war.
Restrictions too, ~h,>h ia their opera
tons at home, would amount, as We be-.
lieved, almost to total sacrifice of the
agricultural, to the com nerciAl intere sts
ofour country. Uniformity md consis-
tency OF conduc, towards both nations,
were necessary in order to produce any
effect upon either. II the coercion of
Great Britain was to be attempted, our
conduct towards Spain should have been
firm and decisive. But admitting that
We had acted tow wards Spain as was right,
which eau never be induced to think,
consistency required, at least suspen-
sion Of our proceedings towards Great
Britain, until We could hear the result Of
our minis,er'sns goeia,ion withhtr. The
sole object Of which neeociation was the
redress of those very grievances, Of
which we at present complained."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06
T1 HEREAS I gale note to Peter

y" HEREAS- I gate a note to Peter
Wv Beller, Of fredericksburg, between
the 25th and 3oth Of May Easte for between
six and seven dollars did also sign an
acknowledgment on an account in the
time shove mentioned, to said Beller,
for between four and Eve dollars !; as I
conceive the said note and account were
uotproperly obtained, I do forwarn all
persons from taking assignments ON
them, asE am determined not to pay ei-
Their unless compelled by law.
June s, 1908. JOHN DUNCAN,
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For sale, or exchanged fer q Horse,
4 WELL formed, valuable MARE.
n Her grand sire was an imported
horse. and the mare this spring was put
to Flori2-l. 49,
Enquire at IBIS Printing ofhce.
Tune 6, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06
GREAT BAKG dIVS \
THE subscribers have just received,
i from the cities of Philadelphia and
Baltimore, most elegant assortment of
Fanny Sbring Goods,
GREAT BAKG dLVS.

Fanny oPring Goods,
of the newest and latest fashions, slect-
ed with the greatest care from the latest
arrivals from London, consisting in part
Of elegant Damask silk Shawls. Leno
Shawls and Wells, Colorado, Leno and
Needle worked Muslins, silk and cotton
chambroy Muslins, a great variety of
handsome Chm,zes, Call,oS and Waist
coating Of Trafalgar figures, Cambriek
tNiuslins and Dimities, ladies pic mic silk
Gloves, Italian plaid Silk fashionable
.Bunnsts, artificial Flowers, &c.
Have also just received, 4 bales very
cheap India MrsL,Ns. a large supply of
Waldron's grading and grass ScrrREs,
German SsYrHEs & CyrrrSo K"IvEs,
Crowley and Blis,ertd SIEEI, a quan--
tity Of cAsfiHcs, 10 tons Of BAS.IHoN
of good quality, and about sodoz. prime
SIckLEs made by H. Long Of Pennsy-
vania. An Of which they are determine
ed to sell uncommonly cheap for cash.
SELBY & CROW.
Shepherds. Town, June 6, 1906.