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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15

d0N Saturday the f6.h instant, viii
" be sold At the late dwelling house
Of Doctor Jacob P.Harris, dec. In the
Main-sueet, Martinsburg, the whole Of
his personal property, consisting Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, one
Horse, an old Riding Chair, q Patent
Straw Cutting Box and some other ar
ticles unnecessary TO mention. A rea-
sonable credit viii be given by -. -
J. : , AARON FAIRS, Adm'r,
-. !. NANCY HARRIS, Adm'x. Z:
\ August /, 1906. -. - =
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MARTINsBURG, Berkeley County,
Virginia, Printed and tabEshedby
..-.> TOHN ALBURTIS.
TEAMS OF TIE INTELLIGENCER.

- a THE price 9fthis Paper 10 tuDo doi~
tars per aunHua, enc dollar Payable at the
time y subscribing, and one tDhea ths
year expires. Distaatsubscribers pay
for me whole gear in advance. The
price Of Advertisements, to non-su5-
scri6ers, is one dollar per square 70,
three uueeks insertion, and for continu-
a11ce after that time Is cents per meek:
Subscribers mill continue to receive a re.
dactionef ore.i fourth on their advertise.
ne,sfs.-----s ~. J. 81
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NOTICE.

"A In persons indebted to the estate Of
"A Nicholas M'lntire, decd, by bond,
note, Or book account, arc requested to
come forward Immediately, and die.
charge the claims against them as it
Is .determined 70 have the whole Of the
business relating to the estate ofsaid de-
ceased, finally closed by the FIRST ofSep.
TENDER ensuing.
! AARON M'INTIRE, Ex',. Pr
Jefferson County, July Is, 1906.
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BloLT1NG CLOTHS.

IUST received m extensive assort-
j ment ofbest warranted B0LTING
CLOTHS, ofeyery description, which
win Be sold unusually low, by I
KENNEDYS B Raglan. !
Hagers-town, June $, 1906. liy1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15

. Defendants.
=. ...' In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Allison & Giger,
L not h,ving entered their appear
ance agreeable 10 An act ofAssembly and
the rules Of this court. and il 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 Septens.
Der next, and answer the complainant's
bill, and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and JefFer-
son Intelligencer for two months success
siyeiy; also published at the front door
Of the court house Of the said county for
the same length Of time. - :
Il: A Copy. Attest, :.
,.,,.: GEORGE HITE, c JIG. =
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Now !: Opening.

THE subscribers respectfully infola
i their friends and the public in &c.
neral, that they are now opening a, very
large and most excellent assortment Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15

CASH given for clean LINEN 4 Cotton
3 g s, n
Al the Once ofthe IHrlIl1sEnc en-.
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Jefferson County, IS. 81 -
49, ~: Hay Curt, 1906.
= John Ro6srts, Complainant,
against - 49, -
Aiison g Gigsr, and Beniantin Bel,
DefenGd,ifs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-08-15
JOHN ALBuRTIs,
Has T. II contemplated, il sgfeieafiy
paiSsn;zed, % print an eieganf edition of
AddreHes to Young Men,
BY JAnEs FoaDrcE,
BY JAMEs FoaDYcR,

And for that purpose submits the follow
ing proposals 20 the consideration of al
who feel for the welfare Of The present
and rising generation, whose happiness
these Addresses are 90 admirably calcu-
lated 70 promote. +, a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

FRIDAT, FEBRUAR7- 81, 1906.

aence with me on this interesting sub
Ject, and you determine on going to Tri-
poll, captain Barron, commanding the
Essex irgate, who is under sailing orders
Tor the blockade, viii be instructed TO
wait your engagements and convey you
thither. 4
beg leave to aud my assurances, that
N case you Determine on this step, san
gulne as my expectations will be of the
issue, | shall not relax in The smalles,
degree. from hostile preparations, we'll
ware that the best assistant which an a.
Ole negotiation can have is an energetic
display of force and means at the very
moment as ifpeace were despaired of.
(7o be continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
[l2 IL Gents Singled

Bohemia with his division of dragons.
He has every where observed the Russi-
ans to be held in the greatest detes..cson.
The depredations which they commit,
causes thealoudest lamentations. The ir-
ruptions of these Barbarans, who have
been invited by the very government II.
self, has almost erased from the hearts of
the Austrians, all affection for ,heirprince.
We and tue French (say the Germans)
are the children of The Romans; but the
Russians are the defendants of the Tar
tars. We had thousand times rather
have the arms Of the French against ms.
than, such allies as the Russians with ms I"
AZ Vienna the very name of Russian
inspires them with horror. These horde.
OF savages are not content with nil
laying fer their subsistence, but thew car.
~ Oh or destroy. every thing. The poor
peasant. who possesses nothing in his
cottage but his rags, is even robbed Of
them. The rich man, who occupies a
palace, has no hope of appeasing them
with his riches; they p,under. him and
leave him bear under his naked roof.
This, without doubt, is the last Tina
that Europe will invite TO her projection
such dreadful allies. Blu, should they be
capable OF. doing so again, they will have
to pay them for rifling even their own do.
m'nlons. Fol-. century to come, il will
be impossible fol-. an Austrian prince to in.
troduce o Russian army into his territory.
IL is not TO be supposed that there are
not IN these armies number of well edu.
Gated officers. whose manners are mild
< whose undersiandingssars enlightened.
In Speaking cf',he army, We allude 10 IL.
h abits Of the Sold Fry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
Advertisements.

NJlLL be sold. TO the highest bidder on
~ -A'"day the I7th day of March, 1906,
on the premises. my tract or LAND. on
the waters Of Wards Fork, on the main road
leading to Booker's and Colys' ferry, three miles
above Charlotts courthouse, containing by es,i.
nation SD acres more or less. The quality OF
this land is well adapted to the culture of to-
bacco, corn, wheat. &c and the situation as a
public place 10 very advantageous, having been
long time known as Prices race ground 1t
is unnecessary to enter into minute detail of
the good qualities or advantages Of the situa.ion
OF this place, as it is presumable any person
wishing 10 purchase viii view the land before
the day OF sale, which they may do by apply.
ing to the subscriber who lives OF the premises.
w3i' SHORT Jones.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
cApITuLATIoN
Frot0seG by the Russioa arm.

IL has been agreed between The gens-
RAJ oil division, Belliard, chief of the staff.
provided 1t should receive the sanS,;on
OF his serene higness, prince Murat.
grand'admral, marshal of the emn;re
and lieut.. of his majesty the emperor os
the French and king Of Italy, and M.,be
nafon de Win'zingerode, maj. gen. of
.he armies AID de camp gen. 10 his ma.
selesty the emperor of ell the Russias, bro.
yided It should be confirmed By his MAJ
Iesty, viz.
There shall, from the signature of the
present conditions, be an arm;stice h..
tween The corps ofthe army under the or.
de's OF his highncss prince Murst and
inc RUSSIAN army commanded by the ge.
ne:aI iil cnief count de kuiusow.
Inc Russian army shall qui, Cerma.
ny, and immediately commence IFS march
by The same route that i, took in enter.
ing it. Ia which case pr.ac. Mo.at con-
sents 10 suspend his march into aloravia.
the present conditions not 10 have ef.
iect until after having received the ra,i.
hcat'on OF bis majesty, the emperor Ma.
poieOn. La the mean time the Russian
army and the corps of prince Murat.
'nsll remain IN the positions they at pre-.
sent occupy.
In the event Of their non. concurrence.
oy The emperor, four hours nslice shall he
gwen previously to The breaking of The
armistice.
Done at HellabruDn, The 18th Nov. 1905.
(SignedD AUG BELIIARD
Gen. Of division, chef of the staff.
WlNTZlNCERODE,
Abide camp Gen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
VfRGIvIH:
In the High Court of Chanccry, May
the 10th, 1901.
Sam. Hosson, ID. c. c. c.

In the f11gh Court oil Chancery, May
the 10th, 1901.
Between y
John II. Overstreet, Philemon Holcomb and
Peter Job ison, pitts.
And
Richard Bibb and Catharine Cau,horne. defts j
! He defendant Richard Bib not
4 having entered his appearance and given
security according TO zoe ct OF assembly and the
rules Of his cour and il appearing to thc salts
fation Ct The court lhat he is not an nhabtant OIL
this country On motion of the pitts by their
counsel, 1t is O,deyed, tina; the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next term
ard answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper in the city OF Richmond fer two
months excessively, and posted az the front door
OF shc capitol in the said city.
A Copy-Tese,
p. Tinsley, c. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
Letter from General Count de Palm.

GENERAL,
ms Royal Highness the Archduke Pa.
iatine' IN his quaiiy of supreme, civil and
military chief of Hungary, has CHARGED
the Undersigned to declare, that his roy.I
highness has established along the ,yes-
tern frontier Of this kingdom, a Gordon of
troops supported by small detachmen,s
oil cavalry, C inJossd OF inv lids aud r..
cruIts' with inc sole view of arresiine
The marsudsrs Of Tie Ausr;au ar.
N.Y. who may be found lhere. IL canno..
~ 'si"re, bv supposed that he has anv
bottle views, these deigchn,erts bavi,S.
positive orders TO retire on The approacS
.oi the French troops to the frontiers.
AS these small delachmcnts, wbicI,
should not be considered otherwise tban
scouiirg parties, are to fall back at rL..
APP bach OF the French army, his rovaI
h'9hasss mas gi'.n orders 10 the hospi-
tails, 70 The houses Of sducstion, to The
pensionary officers, and TO the iDdjyidpals
Employed 10 arranging the accounts Of
lhe fsSimsris and military hospiiaJs, tn
remain IN their places, persuaded lbet
The general or commander Of The French
troops will not refuse to grant them tb..
necessary protection and hat he will give
orders that The deIac hmeh,s efthe French
army which shall euIer Hungary, shall
hot commit any excess, provided no kind
ut opposition be made to them and that
In cN seqre CO of this declaration, The
Undersigned will lave many important
p.ia's o discuss with tie general or com-
mandan, Of the French troops.
lie requests him to grant a meeting on
parole ia . best in the middle of the
Danube.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21

AIKEN up by James Lyme in Flu
u wanna county, TWO COWS, one dark
brindle about or seven years old, with a white
face and belly, a smooth crop in the left car and
crop and sir in the right. The Other red nj.
ed, about nine OF ten years old with bell and
Iron collar without either mark or brand pe,esi-
vable' The former appraised to four pounds the
latter TO Eve pounds. 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
{ Four Dollars Per Anuum.. .paidin Advance
VIRGINIA, TO WIT :
AT Chancery District Court held at
the former capitol. in the city of Williamsburg,
p the Cd day of November 1905

AT Chancery District Court held at
the former capitol. in the city of Williamsburg,
the Cd day of November, 1906.
Thomas Cru-cher K Sebert Crutcher, only1
c,i!drmof William Crmcher, de- Charles
Foushee and Lucy his wife, Benjamin
Fickiin and Susanna his wife, John Fou
shee and Sarah his wife. Elizabeth Sneed,
widow of FielAing Sneed, and Coemah,
William and Robert Crutcher which said |
Lucy Susanna, Elizabeth. Coleman. Viii
liam last mentioned. and Robert, are the
only children of Hugh Crutcher, deceased.
Henry Crutcher, Margaret Tureman, Ma
ny Sneed. Sarah Criicher and Lunsford l.
Pitts, and Elizabeth his wife, PITS {
AGAINST
Thomas Cruscher, executor of Thomas
Crntcher. deceased, Richard Sale Am
brose Blackburn, Leonard Clark, Am.
brose Howerton and Charles Howerton,
administrators of Leonard Crutcher, dec.
Reuben Chapman. Christopher Black
burn, George Isbeli, Lucc,ta Green, wi.
dow OF Jesse Green, deceased, and Tho
mas Crutcher, Of Sarah Crutcher,
deceased, DeFts
THE defendant Lucetta Green
Il ner having entered her appearance and
given security acco' ding to The aa of assembly
and the rules of this court, and i, appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that she is not an in
habitant OF this country; on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, IT is ORDERED, that
she sad defendant do appear here on Il first day
OF the next term & answer the bill of the plain
uffs; and that copy o. thus order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper of the city of Rich
mond for Two months successfully, ans posted at
the front door of the former capitol in this city.
A Copy.
Ant'y. Robinson
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
LAND FOR SALE.

1 HE subscriberwishes tosell $50
sefes Of land, lying in cheaerfeld county. within
fix miles OF Manehe0er. TIE advantages Of fniall
farms near large towns are 70 obvious and general
ly admitted, as NOT 70 require partieulsr enume-
ration. Any pcrion wiihing to purshafe may fee
the Iam and know the terms by applying 20 MIR.
Jobn Branch relding in Mantheiter, or the inb
ieriber, near Buckingham ecurihoufe.
Archibald Branch.
September 2, 1905. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
Nicholas. +. Poindextcrr, d. c.
WE have for Sale the following

WE have for Sale the following
? ticlss, most of which being consigned, we W ID
seiliow Tor cash or good sixty days paper.
10 Hcgsheads Molassss.
do. N. +. Rum.
10 Barrels do. do.
l6 do. Liver or Tanners Oil.
Box Hats.
8 do. Cotton and Wool Cards.
2 Pipes French Brandy.
80 Barrels Herrings.
80 Tierces Lime.
8 do. Rice.
5 Hogsheads & Pipes Apple Brandy.
Ground Plaster in barrels.
Shapard & Lucke.
November %, 1905. w12m
N. d. Ground and Fine Salt in Sacks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-21
THE. defendant Lucetta Green
Ant'y. Robinson, c. c.

Louisa County, Janury Court, 1906.
Macon Bisgers, plaintiff
against
Elizabeth Biggers widow and adminis,ra. @
uix of David Biggers, deceased, David .
Terry and Eenor MS wife, George Nor
ris and Sarah his wife, Miles Biggers, g
William Biggers, Mary Big5ers, aud :
James Biggers. defendants.
4 He defendant James Biggers not
a having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according TO law, and Lac rules of
this court, audit appearing 70 the satafa Zion of
the court that he is NOT an inhabnant Of this
state: Therefore on the motion of the Plaintiff
by his attorney. Is Is ordered and dscreea by the
court. that the said dcfendan, James Biggers, do
appear here on the second Monday in MAY next
and ans~et>the plaintiffs bill and that 4 copy
of this order be TO irwin inserted in some of the
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
eight weeks successfully. and published at
the front door of this Courthouse on some coar,
day. -
A Copy-Tcs.e.
h - ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-22

ccnsstrcn;s'wnhcn, be.rsying tseit own. Mr.
r said. he was farmer his sons and his, sons
IN law, were iasmeis and his grand children
most probably would be farmers, and his con
's'r uen'swere as generally 50 as In any other
dlsttid.in the union, aGd W hen he looked around
him. he believed the n,rjo,its Of the nes16srs
depended on agriculture also; The citizeos knew
This, and therefore knew thar the menbsrs could
nor injure their inte6cs, without inju,ing the
interest of taerssivss a,.l their posteti,y.
(Iote continued
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-22

ed. Af.erSa,a, he made r,o,isi;,;;.,, Of
nssa' stores to DC sen, 10 The boy il or
oefe'o' secure peace for the.,erm Of .bree
years, with threat Of war, If refused. 1t
has bssn refused, ard the anbasssdor is
soouS-'o depart without reoediag from hi,
Sl.rea, ar demand.
Cnder these circumstances, and cousi
eefing tina. ths several provisions of the
ACT OF March IS, 1904, will cease in CON.
sequences OF the ratification of the Treaty
OF peace with Tripoli, now advised and
consented TO By the Senate, 1 have Thought
II my duty to communicate these fac,s, in
order that Congress may consider the ex.
peoiency OF continuing the same provisi-
ons for limited time, or. making others
equivalent.
tn: JEFFERSON.
APRIL Is, 1906.
(. ,, Referred to the committee OF Ways and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-22

duties OF the office of secretary Of the
t'easnry, are not presumed 10 come With
In the scope OF the information required
from this departInent by The House.
have The honor 10 be,
With great respect,
Sir, your obedieni ST, sans,
.ai6c.t Ga.LgsH.
The honorable,
the Speaker of the
House of'Representatiyes.
a message was received from the Pee
sident, communicating The treaty between
the United States and tho Pianke.haw
tribe OF Indians.
"A message WAS received from the Sc.
nate stating that they had receded ftou,
some OF their amendments TO the civil an.
preparation bill.
Inc House on their part Immediate
ly receded from their disagreement to
the other amendments.
IS ihe oiil has consequently passed the
20 Houses.
Mr.. J. Randolph, from the Committee
OF Ways and Means to whom was refer
red The message from the Presiden. Of The
snited States relative To Tie state of our
affairs with Iunis, and resolution di-
rect'ng az enquiry into the expediency
OF taking off the duty on salt, made a re.
port by way OF bill, entitled an &C, for re-
pealing the act laying duties on salt, and
Tor continuing for a further time the LIST
section Of the act further to protect the
commerce and seamen OF the u. S, against
the Baibary powers.
This bill repeats, fromthe first day Of
January mex, so much OF any existing
act as lays a-du,y on sslt, aud continues
the Mediterranean fund of Two and a half
PEI cent. I'LL the end ofthe mex, session
Of Coneress.
Referred to committee of the whole
to morrow.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-06
COMMUNICATION.
Written during WAsHrNGToN's Adminis
trdti9n.
,EABRICIUS-A FRAGMENT.

THE idea of maintaining democratic
government, except by means of represen..
'tation, is now Justly exploded. lie wa. al.
ways utterly ,imprscticabls, 'sxcep. 10 a.
single city or very limited territory, ard
wherever it has been tried even under,
these circumstances IL may safeIySbe as;
-sereedeo have produced greater sum Of
human misery than happiness; and there,
the the people generally overawsd thcle-
.gislativs, they as generally found it indis-
.pensable to delegate the executive authori.
ties.
When nation spread over a great ex.
tent Of country attempts the republican
forra they are fortunately ,pccessi,ated to
resert TO representation IN all the depart,
ments of their government. This pro-
.cseds from physical mpossibilisy OF col
Ieeting tho public opinion in aay other
manner, and consequently from cuavic
ton 10 shs body Of the people that their
affairs can be managed, thsir interests pre-
mo,ed, their safety and happiness main
tanned in no other way: that 10 this way
alone can the wisdom of natian, which
oagh, always TO rule, be Brought to point:
that by this mean alone can men of the
greatest genius and integrity b. placed as
centinels on watch tower TO observe eye-
ny movement both within and without the
nation which may threaten it with danger,
aud may be enablsd to apply proper aud
timely remedies. But the question seems
to be nouu, whether We shall trust to those
centinels whom we have chosen aud ap-
pointed from knowledge of their capacity
aad integrity, and who periodically return
TO the body of the sosiety; who from the
heigh. of their stations have full opportu.
nifty of observing every passing scene in
teresting to our wclfare--sr to those off.
cious, busy, meddling persons, many of
them not the native.bofn sons of Amsri-
ca, or who have purchased b;rth.righs
by the hazard. of their lives or property;
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aaranorta Daap aouerttser.
THURSDAY, MARcK 6.


accounts oy the Johs, arrived at Charleaon,
= nom the city of ST. Domingo, Rass, that til.
s''nsn asst, alter landing a reinforcement of
u'0p'' mad lsilei again. fppofcd Cor Marti.
lqs. A H.es of laveral fail of men of war
!p0oaSiy Dackworsh';) had been een- from the
lasaa ST. Domingo.
a gentleman who arrived at New. Yo.k on
ss'nay morning,in the fchr. Mary Ann; 10 IT
rT' ron 81. k,tss, informs, that the (scond
Is',ao:r packer had arrived at Barbados, with
. ..,1 news, iif he recaileeaed righ1 TO the
~. ~ q December, papers of which date had
-. 'ses'Ved at St Kits, containing the follow.
1s lnp'rtsut information.
G., mat General Craig from Malta, with about
c rso0 bt'tA troops and so,soo Ruilians from
asd iarded en- the Veneyisn territory,
~asu tie right wing of MaGens's army, who
~ - pO;suing tee Arch. Dulzc Charles; bloody
SI nm eniusd, The French defeated, and MsiIena
* That two Ruisisn armies amounting to
nv 200 men, had Joined the emperor Of Gsrma.
w.. usaf olnutz. That Bonaparte, iwhofe army
Il. !" great want of fupplies) was res,eating in
4, Ssa'et confoaon. That toe king of Pfuf.
A. l'a marched a large army into Franconis.
S; ~ mat ccnddsrabIe prufian force had iuit
A,asa ae gsitih army in the E,saorate Of
h n M'Clinseck, arrived at Willmiagton,
D. :, tom Demarara. informs that on the 10th
as Oeing about one league from Porto Rico,
a s0aiag down the iourh iide, was boardc6 by
a.Is 'aun felueca privsseer, when they immedi.
L.. ''Ok Pofsiiion OF the brig, slie5ging that
no. 49, vas au attuai war between Spain and A.
T.s4' and that we were of eourfe a legal prize.
AZ ~ Nn US into a fmall and dangerous bay,
soo notwithstanding their repeated afIurances of
nss 'O'e treatment. the whole of their inferno al
Mn came on board and began their concerted
o. plumber: after pretending to examine
~GS papers they went inso enc hold, from
aver breaking open twa hh3s. Of sugar,