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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
which are constantly arriving from France,
to join the grand army. whilst other corps
60 by Water 70 the same destination.
P0zen, { Poland Sept. IS. E
Prussian troops are continually passlng
though this place fol Germany.
BANKS Of The Nlssa, Sept. 81

Banks Of the Nsssa, Sept. 24.
The Servlans and the Turks had most
desperate battle on the 29tn and som OF
August. The former were SURROUNDED by
$4,000 Turks during the acton but be.
ing reinforced by 1000 men the tide of
victory turned In their favor. aud they
defeated the Furhs win great slaughter,
ieayiug upwards ct four thousand dead Oh
ths field. They also took 500 horses aad
a NUMBER of mules, ammualiion, cannon,
and macy prisoners.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
Z Fraukiort, SAT. IS.

:,
The Prussian army now 10 tnot,on IS
posted in several divisions from East
Friesland TO the borders of Dohe mia, and
is said To consist Qf $50, O00 men exclusive
of powerful in,lita. Genera! b!nchet
commands the right wing, which can DC
immediately supnorsed by General Rechsi
The duke of Brunswick. command. the
centre, aod prince Rohenioe The leii Wig.
Besides these officers, there are the pr'nce
of H-sse, Marshal VI o!lendort, Z generals
and Is lieasensanis o. intaa:.y, 5 generals
aud IL lisutepsn, generals @! cavalry, 100
mai r-genesais, 1913 co!anelss 81 lieutenant
colonies, ans, S66 MAJORS HE annaa
expenses Of II S array wll be sfoE e TO
Cd millions, which IS nearly lTo thirds OF
the whole sncotae Of the pfussan govcrn-
.nent. ne kings ilfesgaasd commenced
their march So. !'ns,adam on INC 3ls: OF
August. Some old generals haze re;lsedoa
peasion.
The prince of Eohenloe had demanded
froru tbs conre Of Dresden psy7ai sslon 10
uastch sbe Prasslan sr.ny through that
caunsry, which is 10 bs replaced BY al ar
ms Of Russisds.
Repor, SAYS that general Biacher has
marched from w sIdeck INTO Hessr. .ihe
arrival Of Angereaui is waited ter wi.l lrn.
uasienee. He is TO remove his head quar-.
tiers FROM Gsessea, "a Wr;slazr- After to-
morrow 1900 mea a.a expeeseda at Mienlx,
snd ware also TO march 70 We,2.aSr. The
park ot,hc heavy artillery of Usm wi! be
stationed 10 our ensirors and those OF
DarmssadG.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
Libpee, Seps, IS.

The Prussian corps OF reserve under
Prince Eugene of Wir,embsrg, former.
Iy posted at AussTia, dchles along de Spree
towards the SagoG frontier, 10 be- nsaEes
the principal Pfossian army.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
Samuel Craig, ! E.,y,
w IN. Herbert,
n O T I G. +.

The Stages between Alexan-
dria and Richmond. will travel
on SUNDAYS, until the pub
lie are notified to the contrary
Ihe P2opraelors.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
Berlin, Set. 81.

Laforet the French Ambassadors mere
has not yet received his passports though
he mas solicited them, anti ,noagh he has
discharged mos, of his SERVANTS as a mea-
sare preparatory to qa'stiog ihis CITY, it
is however still hoped. that a rupture wall
be prevented.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NETWORK, November 2s.
Latest Foreign Intelligence.

p
By the ship pa'las, captain Brown, who
left Amsterdam on the 18th OF October,
,br editor of she Mercantile Advertiser has
received Dutch papers TO the esh. They
are principally occupied with the move
repts of those mighty rnasses OF men who
j, seems arc embodying 10. the purpose OF
rskindlng the flames of war on .he CONT.
nror Of EUROPE. To this Important subs
;.c, our srans!a,!ons from these papers are
soufasl solely.
Lord Laoderdale, at he date of ourlat-
est adyiocs from France, was ipdisposed nc
the seat of geusrai jucot, the governor OF
Paris.
We learn tina, new camp, 70 be called
the camp of Aus,erllIz, was forming .,
Ziest.
Foer Russian ships Of the lins and four
iriga,es, bound for the Mediterranean, ar
chored a: Copenhagen ca the Esd Sepseia.
Der.
The army of marshal Souit was collect
Ing 10 the eayirous of PfaffeaEosen and To-
pols,adt; that Of marshal hsrnadette BE-
tween LSutCftOOi X aNINA : NV" 49,. 81 'A"NN"
are 40 be uaGeF the command OF BernA.
doue, and arr estimated a, 10000 mca.
Davous;'s army Of SO O0owere marching
20 Anspach as reinforcement he corps
of Lefebre (forme rig A.ortler's) consisting
OF 10000, were drawing pear 10 achReln'
fort, ana that OF marsnal New WAS on It's
march. All the troops which were posted
CT the Ware are To reinforce the asny of
marsha! Aegereau,
Conserving the movements OF Prussia Il
is stated, IN let,ers from berlin of the s0th
September, that 60 doubt existed there OF
the speedy com.aencemen. OF lostihties.
!. In declaration TO Fr-nce, Ptuasials SAID
to have insisted that bonapare shooldwlth.
draw his uoops frou. Germ&ny, thar nc
should not inses naedd!e in he affairs OF the
north, aud shat he shGuld acceis 10 mea
sures for restoring consiuentss peace.
Ihe arny of Saxoay censisto OF 100000
men.
Baron Jscobi, formerly the Prussian en-
roy to Great Britain, left Hamburg for
London on the second of October.
TRANSLATED FOR The MERcANfILE ADvER-
User FROM DUTCH PAPERS TO THE 9rH
OCTOBER,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
Hag,te. October S.

I1dgNe, Ott00eT D.
Letters from Nimeguen state that seve-
raj ree,raenes Of Preach aud Dutch troops
have PISSED through ,ha, city, and that the
army 10 the peighborhood will consist of
100, 900 men, Ia two divisions, one of hem
10 be commanded by general Michaud,
whose head quarters are a. D,erstordt; the
o9her. consis ing of the kings guard, horse
artillery, Sc by general Dcmonceau
This morning early the king lett this
place for The army he arrived on the
same day at Dsitbergen, reviewed several
regiments and proceeded the next morn
ns TO Wingezei
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01

A letter from a gentleman Of the army, da-
ted at Fort Adams, October 10, mentions that
the last accounts from Natchltocnes informed
him, that IL spariarls, ana about 90 mules,
SOME PACKED WITH SILVER, haa been lnter-
cepted ON their route from Nagadochcs to ha-
ton Rouge, and carried into the American
camp.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
(Bch. Tel. J
NEw ORLEANS, Oct.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. e.
Gun boar M. IS, lieutenant Reid, and
gun boat No. IL, LIEUTENANT Patterson, gos
under way On Friday evening last, bound
up she river TO what place we have not
learnt. These vessels were bult OF the
Ohio, and appear 70 be substantial and well
executed.
October so.
We understood that governor Claiborne
has received official dispatches from gene"
raj Wilkinson, which announce that the
Spauiards have re. crossed the Sabine, but
were concentrating their forces on the west
bank of that river, and continued to adj.
vance their patroles within the territory
claimed BY the United States. General
Wilkinson is said to be forwarding his pre-
para.ions for offensive measures, and the
aspect OF affairs generally on our western
frontier, is not considered as pacific.
November 3.
On the aoth uIeimo his exce!lency 60.
vernon Claiborne received official dispatch
es from Naichitoches.
We learn that general Wilkinson had
posted a detachment of srot IS at the r dais,
and contemplated establishing his head
quarters at that place.
The Spanish army continued or the west
bank of the Sabine; bat were daiirin the
bsbl, of siolsting the territory of the u.
States, by crossing he Sabine in Ign, al M
ed parties.
Ne also learn, that toe captain general
lsslcedo) Of !hs isosince of TsSus' had
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
This is to give Notice,

That the subscribers, OF Alexandra county,
IN the district Of Columbia, Rave obtaireG from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters tes-
tamentary on the personal estate Of Jctn Inn
lar, late OF the county aforesaid deceased; all
persons having claims against the said dcoeas-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit them with
the vouchers thereof, to tie subscribers, OH
Or before the 18th Gay Of May next, or hey
may by law be excluded frorn all benefit to said
estate. Given under our hands this 18th day
of November, 1906.
Samuel Craig, F.,xe
VIM. Herbert, Z" 40
November 10. 2aw6w
NJ 3. All persons INDEBTED to TIE ahove
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the executors,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
December |
Fall Goods.
10 S E p II r I D D L FL

HAS RECEIVED
Per the ship LEoSIDAs, GaG BcsToN, from
Ljuer5tooi--and tie WoLF, from Loncen,
The greater part Of his FALL
ASSORTMENT
Aud daily expects the residue BY the ship
William and John
September %. dlweotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
FtJn SALE,
Tie subscriber has Just received

from Norfolk,
Fresh Lemons in Scxes
Mu4ks.tal and Lloom Rais;ns in boxes or by
retaiI Just from Malaga
Green Grapes IN jars OF by the pound, and
SH'set Oranges,
And from Rhode Island nice large Applesin
barrels.
A. WILLIS.
December | ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
aleranDria Dajlp anbertiser.
MONDAY, DEcEMBER /.

A letter from gentleman OF the army, da-
ted at Fort Adams, October 10, mentions that
the last accounts from Natchitocnes informed
him, that Is Spaniares, ana about 90 mules,
SOME PACKED WITH SILVER, haa been llter-
cepted on their route from Nagadochcs to ha-
ton Rouge, and CARED into the American
camp.
One Of the passengers in the ship Pailas
from Amsterdam. informs us, that previous
to his departure, he read In an Amsterdam
Daper OF the 9th OF October. an account OF the
capture OF four French frigates by squadron
under the command OF Commodore SIR Samu-
eli Hood, after a severe action, HE French
squadron consisted OF five ingatss, one Of
which escaped, bound from France Ter the W.
Indies, with troops; and mlstaEing comino-
dore Hoods ships fof lnasnen, bore GOWN
upon them, and De1cre they dlscoye1ed th5lr
mistake, were within reach Of the guns OF the
British squadron. Co1nmodoFe hood lost az
arm IN tue action. TIE sanae paper statec-,
that Admiral Sir Thomas Lours ha3i also cap
turea French ffigate or the coast o. France,
The above prizes had al arrived i'll EDg.1Ici.
(.@esO York fri.}
By the Comet, Hart. FROM Hes Orleans,
we have received f.om our correspond.
ents f!e Of New Orleans papers up 70
the Sd ina:. inclusive, from "hlcn we
have made few extracts.
II spears by :tcse papers hat a'fhonG''
she Ssspanlafis have re-csas.e INC SABINE,
general SY,lkinson, is 10, altogether salts
fed SO 70 their pe4ceable Intentions they
have fTs qleully siace na>.e ihcu1slo2a n
Tie dlsua cd :erri.esy, winch 'ntiuced sne
general 70 SIX his head quarters at fsdas.
Governor aud lady Claiborne arrived at
New Orleans On ,be 27sh ui-
Cor correspondent uader Gates Of the
5ih ipsiane advises Us Of tne Arrival 0! fhe
Ht,tsor>us, in IS days tsom ihls rcy'-aad
adds ,Iiat uo4h:og farther Of con@~quence
rad yianspilrd since the dare OF our "a,
pers.
The de,achgaenr Of Militia, under maj
3. L. Claiborne, consisting OF FIVE comps-
uies. whoa marched from Ns.chs2 20 ~
ctti,oches, 10 join the general eh'cs. we
some days since stated 10 nave peeo ofGsf'
Cd back, returned "a Wa.e h=z 90 sh@ l5lh
MI. 'ihev puetliate'y p,occedad 20 the
! town Of Waohiugton, where ihey "sss c!s'
missed fhe same d3y--,iha oE.'ceTs IL an
address 10 the major, cypress n the band
sousesi terns their readiness al ans un,e 10
s,ep foc ward 10 ayeoge she iHsnsts ca7fed
- ,hel7 country, and sisns:oa also ne a..
dor of he ss,ops aodef 's'elr respective
commaada.
The ncnbe, Of neg companies Of 90
ianteefs lately raised 10 New O:.~a3<, and
iadced tsfcug.2oar the White wes.eTn c"un
try, is q cersain s.ga Of the disposition Of
the Inhabitants to soppcrt the goVernment
Of the United States
A New O leans paper Of October 22
says The or;g S. w from PeosacoIa hss
been los, a. bays Ronde--part of the crew
have arrived 10 this cltp. ihe captain re-
u1aired On tbs wreck in hopes Of saving the
rigging asld sails.
(Bclt. TeL)
y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
.Amsferdem, Oct. 9.

,Hmsferaem, Get. 9.
French papers mcnt,on, that 5000 men
are immediately especred at Cobien's,
where they arr immediately 20 assume a
military position ronnd thar cry : The
first dssachresn3 Of ,he army OF General
Oudereis, have arrived at S.rasbprg by
the way of the Rhines There are CONT
nual sm5arkaiions Of troops on the Rhine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-01
Paris. October /.

His maes,y the emperor arrived at Yer
dun on the 26th September, and reached
Menu on the 2lst, accompanied by prince
Borshese, marshals Ke!!esman, Duroc,
Augeresu, Money. Bessieres, aud mum.
Der of Others, with 10000 uien.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
Woollen and Cotton
Mandatory.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
l. their friends, and the public in ge-
neral, that they are about to erect, and
will be ready to commence by the 6rst
day OF May next, a MANuFAcroRY at
Mrs. Hunters mill, in Martinsburg,
for the purpose of Carding, Spinning,
Futing, and Dying, where persons APP
ply ing can get their Wool carded to spin
at home, or carded and spun, or carded,
spun, woven, fullrd, dyed and finish
ed, agreeable to their directions and
quality OF their wool to which they So
Gcit the pu lie attention. As bu, few
in this part of the country are acquaint-
ed wish the nature and use fulness of these
rnac hInes, twill not be improper to state,
thatA w6m N can spin with greater ease
twice the qiantltv { machine rolls in
day, that size can Of those Of her own
carding; beside, they will make much
evrner yarn and better cloth. It is nee
cessary that the wool be brought in
sheet sufficiently large to contain the
rolls, with one p"u'la IF soft grease to
ten of wool; the ri, can be transport
ed any distance wl.bnIt receiving any
injury: Beside improving 6e quality
Of cloth manufactured at home, It will
lessen the expense and labour which
rendersit its encouragement an object well
worthy the attention of farmers and o.
theirs, who make their own cloth. 1t
r. will also be, Of great advantage to harters
to have their wool broke on the machine,
as it is much better for their business,
and considerably cheaper than having it
done by hand. The subscribers iatter
themselves, that a generous and patri-
otto public, will afford them an encou-
ragement equal to the magnitude and
usefulness OF their business and assure
them that no exertiou or attention shall
By wanting on their part, to render ge-
neral satisfaction to all those who may
please to favour them with their custom.
l.. MISSIONER & ROBARTS.
April II, 1906.
+ N. b. They will also carry on the
FULLINc and .DYIA G business previous
to the mandatory, as is com mon in this
part Of the country. They also profess
to dye scarlet, or any other colour that
exists from that to the common lead CO.
lonr.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
PROPOSALS. for opening School

PROPOSALS for opening a School
at Mount. Zoar Academy, for teach
ing the English, Latin aud Greek Lan-'
Euages, and Science in general.
Should proper encourage mene be 81.
ven to this overture, Mr.. DANIEL STE-
PHENs, who can produce ample trstlmo-
nlals of good character and compete Mt
ability, will undertake School of the
above description at this place, and COM
mence in July next. He will board here,
and lodge in the Academy, with any
boys who may board with me. Should
this institution be established, shall
eon6ne myself, chiefly, afterwards to the
education Of females, in an upper room
Of the Academy.
The price of tuition, with Mr.. Ste
phens viii be twenty dollars per annum,
paid quarterly in advance.
My terms Of board and tuition viii be
rs formerly made known.
will thank those who may be dispos-
ed to encourage Mr.. Stephens, to for-
ward information to me as speedily as
convenient, that I may be able to give
him notice ofthe prospect in due time.
~ CHRISTOPHER COLLINS.
Mount. Zoar, Je6ers0n !
County, AprH ii, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
Pdtters0n's 0MMlW

THE subscriber has got the above
Miltin complete order for the re.
eePtion Of Wheat or any other GRAIN
He will manufacture Wheat a +, h,.
heretofore been done at said Mill, and
will be responsible that all Flour manu-
featured by him shall pass inspection if
stately carried OF delivered at .h.. pore. or
places OF insPection-In case of condem.
nation, certificate from the inspector
mentioning the cause thereof, together
with the brands and marks of the barrels.
%4Abe necessary before the difference
can be made gooal.. 7---~-D
W., - Tie marAttpricein Cash given fer
WHEAT, RYE ndCORN
ROBERT CHRISTY.
Septemberl2, 1905. rEn
I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
New Goods.
April II, 1906.

THE subscribers have just received
i and are now opening a general as
sortmentofFALL s WLNTERGC0DS,
together with a full supply of HARD
WARE, SADLERY & CUTLERY +;
also, QUEENS WARE, GROCE.
RIES, LIQUORS and TEAS, of a
superior quality; all ofwhich have been
selected from the last importations, and
are offered for sale at their store, 'front.'
ing the market house, At the most redu-
eed prices for Cash or Country Produce.
LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburg, November 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
IN the State o( Virginia.

One Plantation, on which is erected
the noted stand called the Half Way
House. This Tract contains 266 acres
Of Land, the whole of which is tillable,
and agreatProportion cleared this Land
is particularly adapted to small grain.
Its situation makes it more valuable than
perhaps many stands in the county, be-
ing central between Martinsburg and
Bath it abounds with fine Springs, a
good Orchard of choice Fruit; the
House is large and we'll Gale llated for
the reception of travellers, Stable, and
an out house for the family separate from
the tavern.
Also, 400 acres of Land, within ?
miles Of the town of Bath, 20 Of which
are cleared and under good fence: this
Land is Of good quality i; on the Land is
House and Stable, with good Water
and some Meadow.
also, small Farm on Sleepy Greek,
about S miles from Bath this place is
in good order, with a convenient House
and Barn, and Meadow we'll watered,
and good Orchard.
Also, in the town of Bath, that noted
stand known by the name of the Coffee
House, adjoining the Bath square. /; this
House is the largest and most convent.
ent for the reception Of visitors at Bath,
having upwards of 20 lodging rooms, a
large ballroom, adiningroom, dressing
rooms, bar room, and fine Kitchen.
al AIsa, Lotion which is erected large
Stable, sufficient to contain 20 horses,
near the Coffee House, AID u small
Dwelling House.
disc, a Lot adjoining the Coffee House,
on which is erecteda two story log House
weatherboarded and painted, with Store
Room, Kitchen and Stable.
1t is unnecessary to be more particu-
lar, as it is presumed any person wish.
ing to purchase, will FIRST view the pre-
misses. BY paying a reasonable proper.
ton Of the purchase money down, the ba-
lance will be taken in easy payments.
For further particulars inquire Of Lau-
renee M'keirnan, who resides on the
first described place in Maryland, to
Timothy Monahen in Hagers- town, Ig-
n"tlus O'FrrralI, on>Mill- Greek, Berke.
ley County, Virginia, or Andrew
Goulding, on Potomak river, 5 miles a.
bove BAH. 49,, ~ ------~
October IS, 1905. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
FOR SALE.

a TRACT of LAND, containing
"a about 900 acres, one half OF which
is cleared, the balance well ,imbered
and a considerable quantity of well wa
tered meadow. On the pre- misses is a
good Merchant Mill and Distillery. ON
never failing stream of water, and in
sight OF the Potomak river. This tract
can be divided into several differen, t.-
nements, with a Dwelling House and
Barn TO each; it i Of the 6rs. rate lime.
:sene quality and is situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Potomak river, 10
miles from Martinsburg, 9 from VIII
Transport, and Is from Mereersburp.
This land will be sold together, or div.
ded into two tracts, IS may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargain will be gi-
ven to purchaser, in the mill and one
half the land, on pa, ing about two thirds
OF the purchase money in hand. For
terms apply to the subscriber ON the pre-
GEORGE ~NEWKIRK.
April IL, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
REGINENTdL ORDERS.

CATUKDAY the Nth of II month
- is appointed for the muster of the 1 st
Battalion Of the 9Th Regiment Virgil
MIA Militia, at William Johnsten's mill
and Saturday the s1ss of said month Tor
the muster Of the: I'd Battalion of said
Regiment at Buckles-Town. All per-
cons who have received public arms and
ac4outriments, are ordered to deliver
tho same TO the Majors of Ba,talions on
their respective days OF muster aforesa
- D. HUNTER, Lieut.. CeL
Com. sch Reg M
Aprilf1, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
FOR SALE,

A NEGRO BOY, abou: is years
n old, active, and Of a mild temper,
fit for farming work, or would be an ex-
cellent waiter. For terms apply to the
subscriber, who has sold his property
IN Martinsburg, to leave the place as
soon as he can get ready
But during his stay here he viii con.
tinue to practice Physic and Surgery,
and will wait for any fees that may be
made after this date until the FIRST Of Oc-
tober next, his employers settling with
him when he is ready to leave this place,
and give their notes payable said first Of
October.
ROBERT WILCOX. :
April II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
- FOUR DOLLARS REW4PD.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, on
- Sunday the soth ult. a dark 'sorrel
HORSE, about fourteen hands three
inches high, rough shod before, blaze
face with some white spots about the
nose, his name hangs chiefly on the left
side, PAGES and trots, and when pacing
fast appears to be lame. will give the
above reward to any person that wi ill re-
turn said horse to the subscriber, living
about seven miles from Martlnsburg.
near the Falling Waters.
JAMES WIGGENTON.
e. April ii, 1906. a."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
TWENTY DOLLARS REwAPo

TWENT1 DOLLARS REWARD.
D AN away from the subscriber ~.
n Sunday last, Negro Man named
Jim, alias Jim Ihompaon, but better
known in this county and Jefferson hv
the name of Fysr Jim i; he is abou, s
feet 8 or inches high, about 40 >e,rs
Old has round fiat face, of a very dark
colour, and is a stout we'll made fellow :.
he was lately confined in the Mar,insbu,.
jailtrom which relieved him. He has
for several years past blowed the &c for
the militia companies about Marine
burg and other places, on which h. n~r.
forms very we'll, 4 plays the fiddle also
He had on an old surtout coat mad. ~
gray coating, overalls and waistcoat az
the same cloth, pair Of about halfworn
shoes, split down the vamp owing to
their being too small, and stockings, and
probably other clothing with him.
will give the above reward to any person
who will return said negro to me. or
eonhne him in Berkeley-or Jeflerson
County Jail so that l get him again,
ROBERT CHRISTY.
Berkeley County, Macrh %. 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09

THE Members composingthe Berke-
/ ley Troop of Cavalry, lately CON-
manded by Captain Peter Lawson, are
requested to attend muster at Martins
burg, on the second Saturday in May
next, for the purpose of training. A
punctual attendance will be expected, as
there will be some appointments then
made. JESSE BROWN, lstSerRt.
April IS, 1906.